Beardo And Weirdo

In this episode, the guys are joined by stand-up comedian and Kill Tony Golden Ticket winner Ric Diez for a hilarious conversation bridging the worlds of heavy metal and stand-up comedy.

Craig and Chris kick things off by sharing incredible behind-the-scenes stories from attending Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell's massive 60th birthday party in Los Angeles. They detail their run-ins with rock and roll royalty and pop culture icons, including Faith No More drummer Mike Bordin, King's X bassist Doug Pinnick, Gavin Rossdale of Bush, and a surprisingly jovial Kato Kaelin. The guys also discuss the infamous on-stage brawl between Jane's Addiction bandmates Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro.

The stories get even wilder as Craig explains his unique survival tactic for opening for massive arena bands like Metallica and System of a Down: walking on stage and lying to the crowd by pretending to be the tour manager. Craig shares a side-splitting story about taking this prank to the next level while opening for Sebastian Bach in Detroit, making the audience scream absurd things, only to have Sebastian completely turn the tables on him as the show started.

Guest Ric Diez then opens up about his comedy journey, reflecting on his overnight success getting the Golden Ticket on his very first Kill Tony pull and the aftermath of his controversial battle with Hans Kim. Ric also shares the terrifying details of his absolute worst gig ever: a charity show in Brussels where an innocent crowd-work joke about a married couple and their cats almost ended with him being chased out of the venue.

Finally, Craig previews his upcoming all-star charity jam at the Moore Theater in Seattle featuring members of Heart, Shinedown, and the Presidents of the United States of America.

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In this incredible episode, the Beardo and the Weirdo are joined by Wes Scantlin and drummer Robin Diaz of the multi-platinum rock band Puddle of Mudd.

Wes opens up about his unbelievable origin story in the music industry, recounting the time he was working as a roadie for a fire-breathing stripper and decided to sneak a demo tape to Fred Durst's security guard backstage at a Family Values tour in Kansas City. In one of the greatest moments in podcast history, Craig and Chris surprise Wes by bringing that exact security guard, Richie, onto a live video call to reminisce about the moment that ultimately launched Puddle of Mudd's massive career.

The conversation also takes a deep and dark dive into the realities of rock and roll addiction, with Wes, Craig, and Chris all sharing their harrowing near-death experiences with drugs and alcohol. Wes talks candidly about smoking freebase cocaine alone in a closet on Christmas Day, nearly choking to death on his own vomit in a Burbank recording studio, and surviving a horrific e-bike hit-and-run accident that left him with a fractured skull and a five-month recovery.

Things get absolutely wild as Wes shares his craziest Las Vegas stories, including a man collapsing at a Luxor craps table while an escort stole a hundred-dollar bill out of his pocket, hotel security having to remove a stalker ex-girlfriend from his room at the M Resort, and the unbelievable time the police tear-gassed his Hummer. Finally, the guys discuss Puddle of Mudd's new song, their latest album, and how bad relationships continue to inspire their biggest hits.

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In this episode, Chris and Craig are joined by Zach Myers, the lead guitarist of the multi-platinum rock band Shinedown.

Zach takes us on a deep dive into his incredible journey in the music industry, starting from getting his first record deal at just fourteen years old. He opens up about the immense pressure of following up the massive success of The Sound of Madness album, the anxiety behind releasing the hit single Bully, and the band's staggering achievement of scoring twenty-four number-one hits.

The conversation takes a wild turn as Chris Kael and Zach swap unbelievable touring stories, including the terrifying night Chris had to be wheeled out of an arena in Billings, Montana on a stretcher due to a drug overdose. Zach also shares candid stories about his bandmate Brent Smith's past battles with addiction, including a hilarious but dark memory of Brent accidentally smoking a Lifesaver mint thinking it was crack cocaine.

Beyond the wild rockstar tales, Zach reveals his deeply emotional side. He discusses the profound impact of fatherhood, sharing heartwarming stories about his kids, trying to hold back tears in Target, and his infamous snuggle contract. The trio also pays tribute to the late, legendary Philadelphia radio DJ Pierre Robert, recalling unforgettable late-night jam sessions at the WMMR station. Finally, Zach explains the beautiful story of how Shinedown secretly brought their original bassist, Brad Stewart, back on stage to perform with them at Madison Square Garden after almost twenty years apart.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 Zach Myers from Shinedown on Comedy & Music

00:04:04 What is Rockstar Zach Myers Actually Doing Tonight in Vegas?

00:05:11 Getting a Record Deal at 14 & Learning to Play Guitar

00:07:17 Why Stand-Up Comedy is Harder Than Being a Rockstar

00:08:55 Bombing on Stage in Front of System of a Down

00:11:20 How Dave Chappelle Saved a Terrible Comedy Set in 1998

00:14:10 Growing Up in Memphis to Becoming a Famous Rockstar

00:16:15 How Zach Myers Met His Wife (And Why She's a Better Musician)

00:18:11 Fatherhood & Why Being a Dad Makes You More Emotional

00:20:25 Channeling Emotion into Hit Songs & The Saddest Movies

00:22:44 The Anxiety of Songwriting & Following Up "The Sound of Madness"

00:24:23 Breaking Records: How Shinedown Scored 24 Number One Singles

00:25:43 Why Shinedown Takes Their Fans So Seriously (The Last Seat)

00:27:45 Dealing with Imposter Syndrome & Why We Stopped Meet and Greets

00:31:18 Why Zach Myers Drives 6 Hours on Days Off to See Live Music

00:32:32 The Absolute Biggest Perk of Being a Famous Rockstar

00:34:18 Getting Starstruck: Meeting Roger Clemens & Sports Legends

00:35:31 The Incredible Randy Johnson "Bird Killer" Signed Baseball Story

00:37:23 Kid Rock's FaceTime Game & Why Donald Trump Doesn't Sleep

00:39:02 Taking Mushrooms for the First Time at 42 for Anxiety

00:39:37 Chris Kael's Terrifying Meth Overdose Ambulance Story

00:43:49 Shinedown's Brent Smith & The Dark Reality of Alcohol Addiction

00:45:39 Buying Drugs in the Worst Parts of Town & Brazilian Favelas

00:46:34 Finding Hidden Drugs Under Bunks & Touring with Addicts

00:49:33 Being Best Friends with Nikki Sixx from Mötley Crüe

00:52:29 Eddie Vedder, Joey Ramone, and Firing Terrible Tour Techs

00:58:29 The Secret to Shinedown's Healthy Band Dynamic & Riding One Bus

01:00:37 The Epic Reunion: Brad Stewart Joins Shinedown After 20 Years

01:04:25 Inside Shinedown's First Madison Square Garden Headlining Show

01:05:27 A Heartfelt Tribute to Legendary Philadelphia Radio DJ Pierre Robert

01:12:17 "Checking Oil": How to Keep Bandmates Laughing on Stage

In this special milestone episode, Chris & Craig take a look back at the podcast's wildest moments, biggest rockstar guests, and viral stories that helped them hit over 13 million views on Instagram in their first year.

Craig and Chris get incredibly vulnerable as they discuss going through devastating breakups at the exact same time, dealing with panic attacks, navigating deep-rooted commitment issues stemming from their youth, and the importance of therapy and staying strong through hard times.

The duo also revisits their biggest true-crime and rock investigations, including the terrifying video sent to them by an Ace Frehley stalker trespassing on his property, and the shocking court case involving legendary rock photographer Ross Halfin and Broken Hope guitarist Jeremy Wagner. Plus, they revisit the hilarious viral clip of a hardcore singer talking about his awful teenage job at a horse insemination plant!

Listen in for epic behind-the-scenes stories, like Slayer's Kerry King showing up unannounced to surprise them in the studio, and how Chris Kael fell under the charm of Bret Michaels to become his new "BFF" at a festival. They also reflect on their massive tribute episodes to the late Ozzy Osbourne, featuring exclusive, never-before-heard stories from comedian Pete Lee, and bassist Rudy Sarzo, who opens up about his deep regrets following the tragic death of Randy Rhoads.

Finally, Craig re-lives the infamous "Hey Billy" story —his awkward, failed attempt at sneaking backstage to steal catering water and befriending Billy Joel, which makes Chris laugh so hard his hat flies off!

Thank you to all the fans for an amazing first year! Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE, and catch Chris Kael on tour with Five Finger Death Punch and Craig Gass on his upcoming stand-up comedy dates.

CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 Celebrating 1 Year of Beardo and Weirdo

00:01:15 13 Million Views: Thank You to the Fans!

00:03:10 Behind the Scenes: Vulnerable Conversations & True Crime

00:04:01 Papa Roach's Dave Buckner & The Bert Kreischer Intervention

00:05:00 The Breakup Note: Going Through Devastating Breakups

00:06:00 Panic Attacks & Turning Off the Phone to Survive

00:12:17 Exposing Craig's Deep-Rooted Commitment Issues

00:15:26 18 Years Old On Cocaine With Sam Kinison

00:16:44 How Backstage Groupies Ruined Trust in Women

00:17:49 Chris Kael's Big Surprise: Falling In Love (For A Week)

00:19:24 Sobriety vs. Drugs: Fixing a Terrible Rockstar Memory

00:20:24 Our First Viral Hit: The Hardcore Horse Insemination Story

00:24:10 The Terrifying Ace Frehley Stalker Trespassing Video

00:27:50 Rock Photographer Ross Halfin Sued By Broken Hope

00:29:13 Apologizing To Jeremy Wagner (And Why Craig Doesn't Listen)

00:30:50 When Slayer's Kerry King Crashed Our Podcast Studio

00:35:03 The Time Chris Kael Thought Bret Michaels Was His BFF

00:39:22 Ozzy Osbourne Tributes & Pete Lee's Port-a-Potty Story

00:42:21 Rudy Sarzo Reveals Deep Regrets Over Randy Rhoads' Death

00:46:16 Hot Yoga With Sebastian Bach & Our Craziest Episodes

00:47:19 "Hey Billy": Getting Snubbed By Billy Joel Backstage

00:50:08 Looking Ahead To Year 2: Stand-Up Tours & Special Gifts

In this incredible episode, the guys are joined by heavy metal legend and Twisted Sister frontman, Dee Snider.

Dee opens up about the frightening health reality check that ultimately forced his retirement from live performances. He details the hypertension, heart conditions, and worn-out joints that led his family to intervene and beg him to stop touring to save his own life. He also shares a hilarious story about how Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson almost convinced him to risk a comeback after bragging about thrusting and parrying on stage with his own new hips.

The conversation dives deep into rock history, highlighting Dee's lifelong commitment to sobriety since the age of 13 and his beautiful, unlikely friendship with Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister. Dee reveals how Lemmy acted as a guardian angel by introducing Twisted Sister and saving them from a hostile UK festival crowd early in their career, and expresses what it meant to receive one of the rare bullets containing Lemmy's ashes after his passing.

Dee also discusses his unwavering integrity over the years, from his iconic PMRC Senate hearing testimony against Al Gore to his relentless advocacy that helped secure a $750 million insurance payout for the victims of the Station Nightclub fire. Finally, he explains the deeply personal reason he decided to try ayahuasca and plant medicine for the very first time at 70 years old to help him transition from a lifelong "warrior" into a peaceful "wizard."

This episode is an absolute masterclass in rock and roll history, storytelling, and personal integrity! Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing interviews, and check out Craig and Chris on their respective comedy and music tours.

CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 Intro: Dee Snider on Twisted Sister, Health & Lemmy

00:02:57 The Terrifying Medical Diagnosis That Forced Dee Snider to Retire

00:08:33 George Carlin's Best Advice on Aging and Mortality

00:11:35 Dominating Morning Radio vs. Howard Stern

00:13:38 The Dark Psychology Behind Celebrity Impressions

00:16:14 "Don't Tell Your Mother": Dee Snider's Intense Dad

00:17:40 Surviving the 80s: Why Dee Snider Stayed 100% Sober

00:20:32 Receiving Lemmy Kilmister's Ashes Inside a Bullet

00:22:12 Twisted Sister Fired Dee Snider for a Coffee Addiction?

00:25:53 Will Twisted Sister Continue With a New Lead Singer?

00:30:15 Who Will Replace Dee Snider in Twisted Sister?

00:32:08 Stopping the Show: Why Dee Snider Protected Female Fans

00:35:48 Inventing the Stage Dive (And When It Went Horribly Wrong)

00:37:45 The PMRC Senate Hearing: Destroying Al Gore's Censorship

00:42:12 The Dirty Reality of Washington Politics Exposed

00:44:29 The Station Nightclub Fire Tragedy & The Aftermath

00:47:51 Shaming the Music Industry: $750M Justice for Great White Fans

00:51:08 Escaping Peru During Peak COVID-19 Lockdowns

00:52:41 Why Dee Snider Took Shrooms for the First Time at 70

00:56:00 Ayahuasca, Plant Medicine, and Ending "Warrior Mode"

00:59:42 Losing Control: How the Rockstar Ego Almost Destroyed Him

01:02:14 Healing Generational Trauma & Forgiving His Father

01:05:31 The Brutal Reality Behind Writing "The Price" on a Toilet

01:08:35 From MTV Fame to Complete Bankruptcy in the 90s

01:10:47 Why Twisted Sister Hated Soundchecks with Dee Snider

01:11:53 Hiring a Bodyguard to Protect the Audience FROM Dee Snider

01:15:40 "I Didn't Speak Lemmy": Translating Motörhead

01:16:46 Was Lemmy Kilmister Literally an Earthly Angel?

01:21:39 How Motörhead Saved Twisted Sister from a Hostile UK Crowd

01:24:34 The Emotional Reality of Announcing His Retirement

01:26:28 Surviving the 80s Rockstar Ego & Staying Married

01:32:23 When Five Finger Death Punch Opened for Twisted Sister

01:35:22 George Carlin: Crossing the Finish Line Bruised & Beaten

01:36:31 Tricking Paul Stanley with a Fake Gene Simmons Impression

In this episode, Chris and Craig are joined by a true icon of the heavy metal scene, Riki Rachtman, the legendary former host of MTV's Headbangers Ball and the founder of the infamous Cathouse club in Hollywood.

Riki brings an absolute masterclass of rock history to the show, sharing wild and previously untold stories from the 1980s sunset strip era. He opens up about his early days as a DJ selling cocaine hidden inside mixtape cassettes, and how he organically built the Cathouse into the ultimate hangout spot for bands like Mötley Crüe and Guns N' Roses. You will hear hilarious and shocking behind-the-scenes tales, including the time Axl Rose wanted to rent a private island to fight Vince Neil to the death with swords, what Slash was really like back in the day, and the truth about the diseases floating around the Cathouse.

The conversation also takes a deeply personal turn as Riki gets vulnerable about his mental health journey. He candidly discusses dealing with ADHD, severe depression, and his early struggles with extreme substance abuse. Riki explains how hitting rock bottom led to his sobriety in 1988, and how a healthy fear of losing the life he has built keeps him away from drugs and alcohol today. The guys also dive into the toxic nature of social media algorithms, the trap of destination addiction, and the importance of focusing on positivity.

Riki is currently sharing these incredible stories and more on his highly successful one-man spoken word tour, "One Foot In The Gutter." You can grab tickets to hear him live at: http://cathousehollywood.com.

CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 Riki Rachtman on MTV, Cathouse & Rock History

00:04:52 Why Riki Loves His Spoken Word Tour

00:06:22 How Riki Handles Hecklers & Protects His True Stories

00:08:47 The Radio Station Fight That Cost Riki His Career

00:10:08 "Psycho Linda" & The Reality of Attracting Crazy

00:12:09 Hiding Cocaine Inside Mixtapes as a Hollywood DJ

00:15:55 Being the "Forrest Gump" of the Sunset Strip Rock Scene

00:19:36 When Axl Rose Wanted to Fight Vince Neil to the Death

00:21:06 The Truth About Slash & Early Guns N' Roses Gigs

00:24:32 Cathouse Secrets: Tetanus, STDs, & Famous Rockstars

00:28:18 Growing up in Hollywood & Unseen David Lee Roth Gigs

00:30:18 Memory Loss & David Bowie Hiding From Axl Rose

00:33:55 The Lost Art of Listening to Vinyl & MTV's Golden Era

00:35:42 The Decline of Western Civilization & Gabe Reed in Prison

00:40:04 "Does Danzig Tour With Wolves?" & Dumb Fan Questions

00:42:02 Why Riki Refused to Write a Book & Started Touring

00:46:53 Duff McKagan is the King of Terrible Dad Jokes

00:48:41 The Dark Reality of Addiction: Cocaine at 13 & Meth Abuse

00:52:38 Surviving the 80s: Why Fear Keeps Riki Rachtman Sober

00:56:18 Turning Severe ADHD Into a Hollywood Superpower

00:59:37 The Danger of "Destination Addiction" & Always Wanting More

01:02:03 The Brutal Reality of Touring: Playing to an Empty Room

01:06:18 Witnessing Sam Kinison Blow Up at The Comedy Store

01:09:03 Hitting the Road: The "One Foot in the Gutter" Tour

01:13:21 Exposing the Toxic Negativity of Social Media Algorithms

01:15:58 Chris Kael "Quits" the Podcast to Go Viral

In this episode of the Beardo and Weirdo podcast, Chris and Craig interview Stephen Rea, who discusses his four-decade-long relationship with Ozzy Osbourne. His unique journey began in 1984 when Stephen’s mother wrote a letter to the Ozzy Osbourne Fan Club inquiring about tickets for the first Rock in Rio festival. This simple act led to an unexpected invitation from Ozzy's team, resulting in a private breakfast where the then 15-year-old Stephen met Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne for the first time.

The conversation explores Stephen’s transition from a superfan to a trusted "consultant" and employee within Ozzy's inner circle. He provides a candid look at life on the road during the 1980s, describing the grueling reality for road crews who faced 7 a.m. call times and relentless schedules. He also shares lighthearted memories of Ozzy's notorious pranks, such as his habit of bribing hotel porters for master keys to sneak into rooms and shave people's eyebrows while they slept.

The episode concludes with a poignant reflection on Ozzy’s later years and his enduring humanity. Stephen recounts the emotional experience of watching Ozzy’s final rehearsals for the song "Mama, I'm Coming Home," where the physical toll of Parkinson’s was evident despite the singer's immense effort. Stephen describes their final private meeting just weeks before Ozzy's passing, where the legendary performer expressed his gratitude for their long friendship, emphasizing that despite his global fame, Ozzy remained a humble and often insecure "family guy" to the very end.

This is one episode you won't want to miss.

CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 Talking To Stephen Rea

00:02:31 Meeting Ozzy Osbourne

00:06:25 Ozzy Osbourne Was A Kind Person

00:08:02 Meeting Ozzy Was Surreal

00:10:20 Being A Ligger With Ozzy

00:12:40 Stephen Rea Writes Like A Fan

00:16:43 Ozzy Osbourne's Inner Circle

00:18:59 Stephen Wrote Everything Ozzy Said

00:20:11 Never Asked For Anything From Ozzy

00:22:14 Sharron Osbourne

00:24:29 Jack Osbourne's Forward for Ozzy And Me

00:28:36 Friends Of Ozzy Osbourne

00:30:02 Chris Kael Meeting Ozzy Osbourne

00:31:45 Black Sabbath Band Mates

00:35:48 The Real Job Working With Bands

00:38:28 Roadies Work Very Hard

00:42:53 Ozzy Osbourne's Recovery From Drugs

00:45:34 Drinking With Ozzy in Dublin

00:48:05 Aliases

00:49:43 Ozzy Becoming Frail

00:54:49 Ozzy's Funeral

00:56:37 Last Words With Ozzy

00:59:55 Finding Out Ozzy Died

01:01:56 Ozzy's Imposter Syndrome

01:04:06 Ozzy Hating His Own Music

01:05:22 Stephen's Favorite Question

01:07:07 Top 3 Ozzy Osbourne Songs

01:08:19 Stephen's Crazy Story

01:10:00 Getting the "Ozzy and Me" Book

On this Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig dive into some heavy trauma. Buckle up, because this episode is packed with wild stories from their recent trip to Green Bay! They had unforgettable experiences with Packer fans, and you won't want to miss the hilarious moments they share. From hotel shenanigans to a run-in with a not-so-helpful security guard, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions. Plus, they chat about their upcoming tour dates and the excitement of performing live. Join the Beardo and the Weirdo for laughs, stories, and a little bit of chaos as they navigate the ups and downs of life on the road.

CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 Recapping the Holidays

00:02:00 Bad Security Guard

00:05:14 Bad Advice about Getting Sober

00:10:08 Having Bad Christmas's

00:18:10 Struggling with Depression

00:19:36 Crazy Massage Story

00:23:31 Getting Back on Stage

00:26:09 Green Bay Events Center

00:28:32 Disappointing Fans

00:31:24 Craigs Comedy Tour

00:35:01 Being Alone On Christmas

00:36:37 Losing Your Mom

00:39:17 Skipping out on Rehab

00:41:45 Addiction and Relapse

00:44:27 Steel Panther

00:46:33 The Doors

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Chris & Craig dive deep into the life of Roddy Bottum from Faith No More. Roddy shares his incredible journey through the highs and lows of rock stardom, including his struggles with drug addiction and the emotional rollercoaster of writing his memoir, 'The Royal We.'

This isn't just a story about music - it's a raw and honest look at the challenges he faced while navigating fame, friendship, and personal demons. Roddy opens up about the emotional weight of his past, the impact of his father's illness, and the surprising connections he made with fellow musicians like Courtney Love and Kurt Cobain. He reflects on the importance of vulnerability in creativity and how getting sober transformed his artistic expression.

If you've ever wondered what it's like to be in the spotlight while battling addiction, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we explore the complexities of life as a rock star and the power of storytelling in healing. Roddy's insights are not just for fans of Faith No More; they're for anyone who has ever faced their own struggles and sought a way to overcome them. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that might just change your perspective on life and creativity.

CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 Introducing Roddy Bottum

00:03:14 Recoding "The Royal We" Was Emotional

00:05:46 Roddy Bottum Drug Addiction

00:08:18 Roddy Bottum Losing His Father

00:10:23 Relationship with Mothers

00:12:55 Comedic Moments in "The Royal We"

00:14:19 Meeting Courtney Love

00:17:10 Becoming A Rock Star

00:19:49 Faith No More and Metallica

00:21:56 Being A Gay Rockstar

00:24:41 Faith No More Name Change

00:26:16 Bringing People On Tour

00:28:04 Drugs Becoming An Issue

00:31:53 Deciding To Get Sober

00:33:38 Being Creative Off Drugs

00:35:31 Coming Out As Gay

00:42:35 Drug Recovery

00:45:54 The Royal We Book

00:47:18 Dave Lee Friendship

00:48:46 Expectation of Being A Rockstar

00:50:58 Talking About "Faith No More"

00:52:20 The Royal We Book Tour

00:53:26 Rehab with Courtney Love and Kurt Cobain

On this episode of Beardo and Weirdo, Chris and Craig are gearing up for an exciting interview with the players of the Seahawks and the Patriots, and we want to hear what you want to know! Plus, Craig shares a hilarious story about his time as the Seattle Seahawks' official team photographer's assistant during Super Bowl XLVIII. From meeting legends like Joe Namath to capturing unforgettable moments on the field, it was a wild ride!

Also, Craig shares a hilarious story about Corey Taylor crossing a line when he makes fun of him, and Chris wants more credit for a joke that Craig thinks he didn't need that much credit for. It's all in good fun, but it shows how passionate the Beardo and the Weirdo are about their work and the sports they love.

Join in as Chris and Craig dive into the emotional rollercoaster of being a fan and the unforgettable experiences that come with it. Don't forget to drop your questions for the Seahawks and Patriots in the comments below!

CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 The Superbowl Episode
00:01:02 Seahawks At The Super Bowl
00:02:17 Biggest Sports Moment
00:02:58 Seattle Seahawks Gig
00:06:06 Meeting Joe Namath
00:08:03 Seahawks Winning the Super Bowl
00:11:05 Locker Room Celebrations
00:12:38 Meeting Derrick Coleman
00:14:17 Holding the Lombardi Trophy
00:15:03 Golden Knights Stanley Cup Experience
00:16:23 Being a Seahawks Fan
00:18:04 The Agony of Defeat
00:19:30 Sports Rivalries and Trash Talking
00:24:03 Going to The Super Bowl For 20 Years
00:26:23 Sports Controversies
00:27:06 Sports Rivalries: Kentucky Edition
00:28:46 Louder Than Life
00:30:19 Interacting with Russell Wilson
00:32:45 Fist Bumping Russell Wilson
00:33:31 Weight Loss Journey
00:36:59 Coldplay Song Challenge
00:38:54 Not Being Recognized
00:40:36 Are You From Duck Dynasty
00:44:30 Recognized at Rehab
00:47:06 Support from the Band
00:48:43 Gay Rehab
00:53:09 "Comedy" With Craig Gass
00:57:58 Going to Media Day
00:59:53 Upcoming Shows