"Jon Bernthal"
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What unique experiences does Jon Bernthal share about his birthday?
Hey, guys. Happy SmartList. We're going to SmartList the hell out of this. We're going to really podcast it up today. I hope you're ready. Put your helmet on. Clean your ears because it's coming in. Welcome to SmartList.
Late afternoon, late afternoon podcast.
Well, let's just start off by saying happy birthday to Will. Hey, happy birthday, Will.
Oh, my goodness. It's so crazy. On my birthday today, I was finally able to shit this out. I had this... Lucky horseshoe?
How does Jon Bernthal describe his approach to self-care and gifts?
This horseshoe up my ass the whole time.
That explains a lot in your life.
It explains a lot, doesn't it?
Yeah. Now what happens now that it's out of your ass? Does that mean it's all downhill?
No, I'm going to put it right back where it came from. The horse is still up there. Shawnee, you little devil.
Did you get anything enjoyable for your birthday? Did your boys take good care of you?
What happened? I got a nice candle from JB and Amanda. Oh, that's nice. With a beautiful card.
What insights does Jon provide about the importance of theater in his life?
Three dollars. I could tell by the candle that JB had picked it.
Yeah, exactly. It's, you know me, I like my candles and my soaps. And that candle right there from Jenny Kane is just about the tippest, toppiest. It's a two-wick candle. You know, three-wick, you can't really control the burn. You know, you're going to have a side that doesn't really keep up with the other side.
You're going to get a weak side.
You're going to get a weak side on a three-wick burn. The wax is going to flood the other one and then you're screwed.
But with a two-wick.
It's a metaphor for us. I'm a two-wick burn kind of guy.
Yeah.
What challenges did Jon face while studying theater in Russia?
and um so i got that i got it i got a nice uh i got a nice sort of uh uh self-care uh um thing from shawnee a little uh little gifts are you gonna are you gonna don't now don't a lot of people just like they let the they let the treatments expire you know they forget they've got this one you gotta get in there by the way i had to take out a loan for this one yeah Oh, huh. You once gave me a self-care thing and it was quite a panic.
Oh, is it the same? No. No, this is a new one. I'll get you this one too, Jay.
You're damn right you will. This is tough. We can't even go broadcast on this one. It's so... Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
She just comes right over to the house and...
Let me just say you will not complain. I will not what?
How did Jon Bernthal's role in 'The Walking Dead' impact his career?
Complain. Well, that's not true. We never know about you. Yeah, you know I like to squeak. He's a real squeaky wheel. And Danny and Dottie D's gave me some nice books. Oh, that's nice. Beautiful books, yeah. That you're going to read. Then I'm going to read.
Now, do your boys panic about what to get the guy who's got it all? Or do they know what they're doing?
No. No, I tell them not to get me anything. I just want to hang out.
What lessons does Jon share about parenting and personal growth?
So I got to have them.
I'm the same. Yeah, because I don't want people stressing about buying me something. I don't want anything.
I know, but people like to do it. I mean, we had this conversation ad nauseum.
Right, but as long as you say no gifts, please, then at least it takes the pressure off.
Yeah. Yeah, but I always ignore that. I don't know. I learned at such an early age, you always show up with, even if you just go over to somebody's house to visit, you always show up with something. Uh-oh. You guys still there? Well, yeah.
I'm just thinking about all the sweet treats you've always brought over.
What reflections does Jon have on his experiences with police roles in acting?
You know, you're never without at least a cookie. Right. Either for myself or for others. Uh-huh. Hey, I brought you this. Don't touch it.
Yeah. We had a great cake last night. Oh, my God. That cake.
I saw the photo. I was waiting for the guy to come out to say, do you want another piece? I know, I know. Like, nobody came out for a second piece?
The guy.
How does Jon view the intersection of art and social issues in his work?
The guy. They only cut up half of it?
Waiting for the guy. Were you waiting for Jen to say, can you have another piece?
Yeah, yeah. Or somebody. I was like... Now, what type of cake was it? It wasn't the Rice Krispie one, was it?
No, no. It was a classic. It was a classic Duncan Hines yellow cake with chocolate frosting. But done in a way, it was box worthy.
Did you bring your own hot fudge, you fucking shit pig?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What unique experiences does Jon Bernthal share about his birthday?
0:04–0:56
2
How does Jon Bernthal describe his approach to self-care and gifts?
0:56–1:25
3
What insights does Jon provide about the importance of theater in his life?
1:25–1:57
4
What challenges did Jon face while studying theater in Russia?
1:57–2:45
5
How did Jon Bernthal's role in 'The Walking Dead' impact his career?
2:45–3:09
6
What lessons does Jon share about parenting and personal growth?
3:09–3:39
7
What reflections does Jon have on his experiences with police roles in acting?
3:39–4:01
8
How does Jon view the intersection of art and social issues in his work?
4:01–59:40