Theo Von

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And, uh, but in other areas of my life, like the decision to go into skateboarding and leave the decision to pursue science and then podcasting and, you know, my life's a dream, man.

And, uh, but in other areas of my life, like the decision to go into skateboarding and leave the decision to pursue science and then podcasting and, you know, my life's a dream, man.

And, uh, but in other areas of my life, like the decision to go into skateboarding and leave the decision to pursue science and then podcasting and, you know, my life's a dream, man.

Like, I can't tell you, like, You know, people will think I'm just trying to puff you up, but like to be sitting here talking to you, I'm a fan. To be able to explore ideas and to learn from such a diverse array of people. Like I love talking to scientists, but I love talking to comedians and creatives. And like my childhood hero became one of my best friends because he heard the podcast. Really?

Like, I can't tell you, like, You know, people will think I'm just trying to puff you up, but like to be sitting here talking to you, I'm a fan. To be able to explore ideas and to learn from such a diverse array of people. Like I love talking to scientists, but I love talking to comedians and creatives. And like my childhood hero became one of my best friends because he heard the podcast. Really?

Like, I can't tell you, like, You know, people will think I'm just trying to puff you up, but like to be sitting here talking to you, I'm a fan. To be able to explore ideas and to learn from such a diverse array of people. Like I love talking to scientists, but I love talking to comedians and creatives. And like my childhood hero became one of my best friends because he heard the podcast. Really?

Yeah. I mean, it's kind of embarrassing to say, but Tim Armstrong, the singer for Rancid and the Transplants, he has that band with Rob Astin and Travis Barker. I mean, Tim's like my hero and we've become very good friends. He's a real life poet. He's an incredible musician. He's produced a ton of music for others. He's a very... you know, soft-spoken. He's a true music producer and performer.

Yeah. I mean, it's kind of embarrassing to say, but Tim Armstrong, the singer for Rancid and the Transplants, he has that band with Rob Astin and Travis Barker. I mean, Tim's like my hero and we've become very good friends. He's a real life poet. He's an incredible musician. He's produced a ton of music for others. He's a very... you know, soft-spoken. He's a true music producer and performer.

Yeah. I mean, it's kind of embarrassing to say, but Tim Armstrong, the singer for Rancid and the Transplants, he has that band with Rob Astin and Travis Barker. I mean, Tim's like my hero and we've become very good friends. He's a real life poet. He's an incredible musician. He's produced a ton of music for others. He's a very... you know, soft-spoken. He's a true music producer and performer.

That's fascinating. And we became, he's one of my best friends.

That's fascinating. And we became, he's one of my best friends.

That's fascinating. And we became, he's one of my best friends.

Well, and for people listening, I, you know, I have to say, like, I used to watch and, you know, watch things and read and listen to podcasts. And, like, I wanted to be part of it. But, like, being myself, and that's really the key. Rick always says this. He's like, the way to succeed in any genre that you're interested in is to be you because no one's done that yet.

Well, and for people listening, I, you know, I have to say, like, I used to watch and, you know, watch things and read and listen to podcasts. And, like, I wanted to be part of it. But, like, being myself, and that's really the key. Rick always says this. He's like, the way to succeed in any genre that you're interested in is to be you because no one's done that yet.

Well, and for people listening, I, you know, I have to say, like, I used to watch and, you know, watch things and read and listen to podcasts. And, like, I wanted to be part of it. But, like, being myself, and that's really the key. Rick always says this. He's like, the way to succeed in any genre that you're interested in is to be you because no one's done that yet.

The moment you try and be like the – the other guy, you know, or the other gal is when it falls flat, right? The reason Tony Hawk's Tony Hawk is because he's a pioneer and he just kept going. There's only one of him. You know, and there are others in skateboarding and others in podcasting, but like, it's like that trust in self. You just have to, if you just show up you,

The moment you try and be like the – the other guy, you know, or the other gal is when it falls flat, right? The reason Tony Hawk's Tony Hawk is because he's a pioneer and he just kept going. There's only one of him. You know, and there are others in skateboarding and others in podcasting, but like, it's like that trust in self. You just have to, if you just show up you,