reSee.it Podcast Summary
The episode opens with Theo Von announcing brand new tour dates and ticket details. He lists Las Vegas at Resorts World August 30 and 31, Oklahoma City Paycom Center September 25, North Little Rock Simmons Bank Arena September 26, Springfield Great Southern Bank Arena September 27, Kansas City September 28, Sioux Falls October 10, Lacrosse October 11, Green Bay October 12, Molen, Illinois October 13. Pre sale begins Wednesday July 10 at 10:00 a.m. local time with the code Rat King; general on sale starts Thursday July 11 at 10:00 a.m. local time. He notes remaining shows in Bethel New York, Wallingford Connecticut, Portland and Bangor Maine, and other places. Tickets at theovon.com. He thanks fans and announces new merch with colorways for the Be Good to Yourself shirts: Blue Jean, Granite Bay, Banana, available at theovonstore.com, the only place they sell merch.
The guest is Nick Swardson, an actor and comedian known for Reno 911 and Grandma’s Boy. He has a new special Make Joke From Face premiering on YouTube July 18 and a new tour. Theo and Nick trade stories and riffs about pop culture, including memories of Little Nikki and Halloween. They riff about New Orleans, Bourbon Street, JazzFest, and the kinds of crowds they have encountered on the road. Nick recalls a legendary night in New Orleans, a moment he calls lab barf, and other exaggerated nightlife tales.
Nick describes a Colorado show in Beaver Creek where he was high on edibles during the set; the mic was cut and two sold out shows followed in Aspen at the Belly Up and elsewhere. TMZ called, an apology followed, and Beaver Creek’s reception was discussed. They joke about virtual rehab and the oddities of modern treatment.
They turn to Sketch, a streamer, and the controversy around his OnlyFans material, online backlash, and the toxic nature of internet chatter. They discuss how comments can spiral and how they support Sketch while recognizing the complexity of the situation and addiction narratives.
The conversation shifts to Adam Sandler, Happy Gilmore 2, and Nick’s possible role as Sandler’s caddy; they reminisce about David Spade’s chair and onstage antics. They touch on Benchwarmers 2 and past film nostalgia, plus absurd riffs about gay animals like giraffes, bats, and bisons.
The show closes with mentions of Nick’s new hour and plans for July 18 and a fall Toilet Head tour, followed by a sense of camaraderie and gratitude for the audience.