Tom Talks

This week Tom talks to car enthusiast Matt Farah, host of the Smoking Tire Podcast. They break down cars like the McLaren Elva, Porsche Taycan, Ford GT amongst other high end models. Matt breaks down the industry including the shadiness of Exotic Car Rentals, his thoughts on autonomous driving and how sports cars have geared more towards the wealthy. Matt goes over some of the fastest cars he's ever driven in, including the new McLaren and how crazy it is that normal people are allowed to drive them. They also talk about some of their funniest car stories, from Tom's Lamborghini prank, to Matt's run in with a Capitol Hill protester.

Ethan Suplee joins Tom Segura for this episode of Tom Talks. They discuss Ethan's dramatic weight loss transformation, building muscle, meal prep, dealing with criticism, nutrition, and more.

Pro Football and College Football Hall of Fame defensive back Deion Sanders joins Tom today to discuss what inspired him to return to college football as head coach of FCS Jackson State University, the story behind his multiple NFL team swaps, and how he keeps up with former teammates. Later in the episode, Sanders talks about his comedy TV show idea, how he can help Tom once again get those gorgeous locks back on his head, they even give a quick (but beautiful) demonstration on their storytelling and karaoke skills.

Professional sleight of hand artist Derek DelGaudio joins Tom today on Tom Talks. Derek is the writer and performer of one of Tom's new favorite Hulu shows "In & Of Itself", and the nonfiction book "AMORALMAN: A True Story and Other Lies". Derek shares his early struggles of self identity, and how his upbringing played a monumental role in the production of these stories. He shares his experiences working with Frank Oz, legendary actor, puppeteer, and filmmaker. DelGaudio explains how his performance isn't just a magic show, but a carefully constructed reality, where anything, and everything, is possible. Wanna know how he does it? Tom asked him if he'd sell his secrets for $200M... he said he'd think about it.

Today on Tom Talks, Tom Segura talks to blogger and podcaster for Barstool Sports, Kevin "KFC" Clancy. Kevin talks about Barstool's origins and how he's helped grow the brand to what it is today. Next, Tom and Kevin go over the differences between Barstool and other sports media platforms like ESPN. They discuss Deshaun Watson's massage-related allegations, the Tiger Woods mindset and the behavior of Aaron Hernandez. All this and more!

Today on Tom Talks, Spanish-American chef, restaurateur and founder of World Central Kitchen, Josè Andrès joins Tom to talk about then importance of food and the non-profit work he's involved with. To start things off, Josè explains how he started out his cooking career and how he learned from one of the most innovative chefs in the world. After that, Josè discusses the importance of creating something new, breaking traditions in cooking, and using failure to get better. Next, Josè talks about his time in Peru, his World Central Kitchen organization and the logistics of supplying food to areas devastated by natural disasters. Lastly, Josè recommends a unique dish he recently tried and talks to Tom about weight loss, diet and fasting.

Andrew Santino is a comedian, actor and host of the podcasts "Whiskey Ginger" and "Bad Friends." He joins Tom Segura to discuss their favorite cars, what it's like shooting "Dave," their feelings about going on auditions, smoking weed with Joey Diaz, drinking with Bert Kreischer, and more!

Stephen Murphy is a retired DEA agent who was one of the lead investigators in the manhunt for Pablo Escobar. He joins Tom Segura for this episode of Tom Talks to discuss starting on the Pablo Escobar case, life in Columbia, the $300,000 bounty that Escobar put on him, finally catching Pablo Escobar, and the Netflix series "Narcos" which he serves as a consultant on.

Milton Little, M.D. is the trauma surgeon who operated on Tom Segura after Tom's basketball dunk contest accident. He joins Tom for this episode of Tom Talks to discuss Tom's injuries and recovery, as well as his own upbringing, time in medical school, and experience as a track and field athlete.

Tom Segura is joined by former NFL defensive end Chris Long for this episode of Tom Talks. Chris shares what it was like growing up with NFL player dad Howie Long, going through college football recruitment, and winning back-to-back Super Bowls. Tom and Chris also discuss doing charity work, the worst movies of all-time and the most awkward places to meet fans.

Today on Tom Talks, Chief Driving Instructor at Porsche Experience Center and racecar driver, Johnny Kanavas stops by the studio. First off, Johnny talks about how he got into driving, chasing the dream of becoming a racecar driver and the ups and downs of his career. Next, Tom and Johnny talk about the similarities of comedy and racecar driving careers, basics of Formula 1 driving and working at the Porsche Experience Center of LA. After that, Johnny reminisces about working on the movie, Ford v. Ferrari, driving at Le Monde and doing a 24 hour race. Last, Tom and Johnny talk about the differences of driving on a track versus driving normally, advancing speeds in new cars and their favorite Porsche models.

Today on Tom Talks, all around music guru Christian James Hand stops by the studio to talk about his life and all things music. First, Christian talks about moving from London to New York in high school, growing up during the birth of Hip Hop and starting out in college radio. Next, Christian explains going on tour with Ice Cube and the Gravediggaz, working on the "Hey Ya" music video, and starting The Session show on Instagram. After that, Tom and Christian talk some of their favorite stories in Hip Hop, and Christian performs his stripped down version of the Beastie Boys song, 'So What'cha Want'. Lastly, Christian tells some great stories about Jimmy Jam, Stone Temple Pilots and Naughty by Nature.

Today on Tom Talks, renowned hip hop artist Talib Kweli stops by. First off, Talib tells Tom about growing up in New York, different rap styles and his relationship with producer Hi Tek. Next, Talib talks about the new Black Star album, meeting Dave Chappelle for the first time and the misunderstanding of Lauryn Hill. Last, Tom and Talib discuss their show in Las Vegas, each other's writing process and the difficulty of freestyle.

On today's Tom Talks, CEO of FUBU and Shark Tank personality, Daymond John stops by the studio. To start things off, Daymond talks about starting FUBU while working at Red Lobster, growing up in Queens, NY and how we grew his company to the international success it is today. Then, Daymond tells Tom about working with LL Cool J, shooting the 13th season of Shark Tank and how he analyzes people's pitches on the show. Lastly, Daymond reveals a time when he was pressured by the Yakuza as well as a scary confrontation with Mike Tyson.

Today on Tom Talks, Shark Tank's own Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful stops by to talk business with Tom. First, Kevin talks about what makes a winner on Shark Tank, common money issues and family businesses. Next, they discuss the current state of real estate, movie theaters and the balance between business and pleasure. Lastly, Tom and Kevin talk about collecting watches, NFT's and Kevin's new show, Money Court.

Mark Manson is a self-help author and blogger. He joins Tom Segura to discuss his books "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck," "Models: Attract Women Through Honesty," and "Everything Is Fucked." Mark talks about his approach to writing self-help for people that don't like self-help, how he dealt with feelings of despair after the success of "Subtle Art," his beliefs about social media, and what it's like working with Will Smith, whose memoir he's currently in the process of co-authoring.