Sheer Conversation

Dirty Dave Ward is a stand-up comedian, dad, creator of On-1 Clothing, descendant of knights, very comfortable in stores—and if you see him on a bicycle, something’s wrong. Dirty Dave would have liked to take his kid fishing for the first time, but instead he’s here with us for one hell of a Sheer Conversation. Educating us on the art of shoplifting, flailing, and a cargo van of legos. Sober for 19 months today, he shares about the weakness of using a drug to make yourself feel good—and remembering how many times he’s been to Six Flags. Dirty Dave Ward will, without question, be remembered—hilarious, honest, and most importantly… dirty.

Jared is a helicopter pilot, certified flight instructor (CFI), husband, father—and he’s always been chill. We’re flying high today with some heavy helicopter content, mouth breathers, and Jared’s side of stabbing the baby. So buckle up, get both hands on the cyclic, and watch for birds. Jared’s not a helicopter guy—he just likes flying.

It’s Sheer Conversation’s first birthday and Bubs, Nat GPT, and the hosts are celebrating. We’ve got vaccines, hot dogs, and Carlos Carlos? eating shit with ants on it. One year—27 episodes—has taught us that we still just want to live with our parents, and we’re pretty sure we’re doing a good thing, even if we haven’t fully cracked it yet. We’re here for all of it—trying to be more like the J Man, learning to let go, finding purpose, and going in peace.

 Anthony Martin is back, bitches — the first to be second. He’s no longer sleeping with a pillow, and he may or may not be looking to fight someone. We’re coming in hot today. God and The Epstein Files hot… Anthony brings vulnerability to this Sheer Conversation, covering that moment of losing your grip and catching it again, the times we’re tested, and how even when someone is gone, the love stays.

Brandon Wayne Little is a stand-up comedian, DJ — DJ Vance — veteran, digital artist, movie buff, and he has really good ideas. Brandon joins the hosts for an educational conversation about communism, human taxidermy, and assembling bombs. He enlightens us with his wisdom on keeping his anger expensive and reminds us that when the legend becomes fact… print the legend.

Ricky is a coach, athlete, Catholic, WWE enthusiast, and extremely well-versed in all things Kobe. Ricky and Carlos Carlos share stories about Cheetahs Cabaret, trips to the hospital, and patrolling the park. We cover potential, Plaid Pantry, getting lost in a song—and really hearing it, not just listening. Ricky has a way of talking about faith and religion that is relatable and welcoming: from the mustard seed, Judas, guilt, and shame, to the times he couldn’t see the Lord—because he just wasn’t looking. Ricky has true Mamba Mentality.

Cody Webster is a stand-up comedian who lifts heavy shit, ran a viral meme account, snowboards, and plays 27 instruments. We are ringing in the new year with step-dads, Hidradenitis Suppurativa, peeing, drawing lines through the dot, and carrying on Ron’s legacy through comedy. Cody reminds us to tell jokes, laugh at our differences, and be kind. 

Jayde is first and foremost, Jayde. She is a wife, a mom, her dream car is a 2019 Toyota RAV4, and Jayde will make you want to experience more of the world. It’s the end of 2025, and we saved the Sheer Conversation with the best accent for last. Jayde brings the holiday spirit with tales from the land down under, apartheid, crossing the road, getting detained at LAX, stabbing, and everything and nothing - all in one. 

Isaiah Steele is a stand-up comedian and entertainer. He listens to 429 different genres of music, he ‘ain’t even touched’ how funny he’s yet to be, he just gets it, and he keeps it copacetic. Today, we’re joining Isaiah as he pushes his boulder up the hill like Sisyphus. Along the way, he takes us on the journey of getting heroin, where no one is on time. We encounter the horrible, shitty sponges that are white people, Josiah’s wallet, Diddy’s drive, Dr. Cox, making the sandwich before pressing the button, and being an outlet for people. And like Sisyphus, each time the boulder rolls back down, Isaiah keeps pushing it right back up.

It’s the holiday season—new living room, same couch—and a Sheer Conversation Thanksgiving episode. It gets a little dark, and honestly? They might ruin the whole thing. The hosts debrief where they’ve been, brainstorm what’s next, and try to accept where they’re at now. It’s not the smoothest journey, and maybe not exactly what they wanted it to be. But in the end, light is found, sibling apologies are made, gratitude is felt, and honestly? They might save the whole thing.