Whether its Pickleball, Golf, or being an Uncle. Tristan is on a mission to become the best at everything.. He also covers the 48 Laws of Power, and the debate of June being Men's Mental Health Month.

Innovating in the art of expression through style/graphic t's, Tristan overly exaggerates the power of his new shirt. He also covers his new training, the wage gap, the WNBA, hockey, and gets called "tan."

Bragging about stupid "luck" incidents, Tristan tells silly stories to claim life always works out for him. While also covering the cold, airport hassles, and some other stuff.

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The Japanese are up to some interesting products. Tristan has scammed everyone across the nation, including his own improv class.. is that bad? and welcome back to the toilet paper game! Wanna Write to The Show?? Submit HERE: [email protected]

In the middle of the night, confused Tristan is overly sensitive to accidentally being offensive. Which somehow ends up making him look even worse. Motorcycles, Kendrick vs Drake, Marvel and more!

How does one give a successful toast? If you listen in, hopefully you can learn from all the things Tristan did wrong during his best man speech. 

1. Kohls Story

2. Wedding Responsibilities & Speech

3. Is Dancing Fun? + Christian Party Songs

4. Shogun Ending

5. Velma Season 3

Accountability? Pfft. Never heard of her. 

Tristan recounts his latest week of pursuing balance, best man speeches, and a little bit of politics.. mostly impressions.

Struggling with the basics of human discipline, Tristan recounts his failures and ventures of the past week. Including bachelor parties, birthdays, rock climbing, back handsprings and more! Wanna Write to The Show?? Submit HERE: [email protected]

Not for the intellectual seeking folks, but for a good ol' fashion ramble session about positive reflection, vegan debates, and saving babies. 

Reporting his stories of the north, Tristan covers his week of oddball interactions, fears, troubles, horseback scares, and his harshest foreign critics.