For me it really depends on how you mean it. Jon seems like he's trying to be the realest person he can and he's been extremely successful in what he has chosen. If you only judge who a person is by what they do therefore surgeon/doctor equals incredible human being then I don't agree with that mindset. Achievements are great and it's fine to acknowledge the achievement but putting the human being on a pedastal when there is so much more to who a person is as a whole through-out their life, that makes little sense to me.
Yeah this “Doctor “ is so full of crap. He doesn’t even believe the bs he says. A man that stands up here and lies to your face about big pharma and for profit corporations, and he then says it’s not just us it’s everybody on different sides of the ball that are for profit. I guess according to the doctor, two wrongs make a right.
Ugh my heart, I cried when he talked about reconstructing limbs/treating child patients to optimize recovery for their specific passion/interest, I love that doctors like him exist
The other brother and his wife are worth over 1.7 billion from her being COO and share owner of Meta and Facebook and he was CEO of Kelton Global. All successful siblings
Hello. I was asked when I was in practice to come into ucla school of med to guide interns/residents to improve their patient skills. Today I loved listening to Dr Nick discussing his style of working with difficult life issues in practice. You can’t do it like he does without a tremendous amount of deep empathy, compassion and kindness. You can hear it in his voice. Patients are lucky if he’s their provider. Skills and heart.
Real Ones podcast helps me to be a better person, giving real life lessons I haven’t experienced myself at 25 years old. The amount of times I’ve said “How so?” lately when having a real discussion with someone is awesome lol. Thanks Bernthal brothers for a solid episode
Love to hear that! Thank you for putting what you’re hearing & learning into practice. Sometimes that “how so?” is the engagement and acknowledgement people need in their lives that SOMEONE is actually listening and *interested* in them. Too many people don’t have or feel that.
The affection between two brothers is genuine and endearing. I agree that those of us who work in hospital systems should endeavor to allow young adults access through shadowing and other programs for exposure to health care careers. There are many jobs available in a hospital setting and often, folks can obtain higher educationa dn training as part of employee compensation. Bravo!
I’m so happy he interviewed Nick again, I really enjoyed the first interview. When he talks things just stick and make sense, really glad to see him back 💗
Alot of respect for Nick. Very happy Jon elaborated on his career. I didnt knew Jon had a brother but this was a crazy good podcast and fun to listen to when working. Also.. I CANNOT wait to see Jon as The Punisher again in the MCU.. my god the guy is locked & loaded, born for the role. Much love to both brothers. ❤
I love the interaction between brothers. Like I’m sure Jon Bernthal is known as a tough guy. He looks like someone nobody messes with. Than here comes the harmless doctor brother who comes along. “This guy? I’m worried about him”.
Few things in life are more beautiful than listening to a family member express deep pride and respect from the heart. You can tell when someone touts your accomplishments so they can impress someone else and somehow gleen some shine indirectly or just get a dopamine rush from the other person’s reaction. It usually well meaning but can unintentionally leave the subject feeling weirdly dehumanized. People with letters after their names know that the letters don’t make you a good human and being a good human is the most impressive thing. Once the humanity is elevated above the accomplishment THEN it becomes extra cool to speak the facts as a means of celebrating whatever effort, integrity and commitment went into making a funnel or force multiplier for good in the world. Focusing on the person and real humility THEN the title is the pathway towards rebuilding post-pandemic trust in the scientific community.
It’s also important to remember that accomplishments are meant to be achieved, not remembered or admired. I mean it’s good to receive commendations, but it’s better to do so without the intent for recognition.
@@HoodLilKrillin Of course, as you hear in this pod and what you usually see in life- the people who do it for the accolades are rarely the ones who do the quality of work that deserves the accolades! That said, there are a surprising number of people who are unaware of just how much their unaddressed traumas create blind spots in motivation and drive. There is nothing wrong with wanting a win and basking in the recognition that comes with the win but there are a lot of people who have a lot wrapped up in proving somebody wrong or getting positive recognition because they are running from an empty feeling or wound. That is the heart of true adult narcissism and clout hounding and a lot of people suffer from it. You know it when you see because they will usually tell you about it or make you feel bad for not noticing! Nick Bernthal definitely doesn’t fit that….but I bet both of these guys know a few!
I was impressed to see this podcast. Dr. Bernthal, did surgery on my humerus bone five years ago with his fellow. I can’t say enough good things about him and his team at Ucla in Santa Monica.
I love the Real Ones since day one. It’s educational and I learn so much about real life. I know your families are proud of both of you, Jon and Nick! Like CJJC42 said in the comments below me; they are like versions of the same video game character of you choose the “right side”🤣🤣🤣 I love y’all, brothers🤣🤣🤣🤣
Are there any specific things your facility and/or faculty might need that might help your department/hospital in any way? Even if not, I’ve spent a lot of time in hospitals and labs- thank you for your work. I know it’s a lot- especially the field of orthopedics- bones can be painful! Great discussion.. and again thank you for your work!
I hope you start taking off more because YOUR A REAL ONE. Theo Vohn has been doing the everyday average person and he's getting millions and I respect you so much and I'm such a fan I want to see you do the same so I promote you all the time on in the comment section on his videos to show love. You were one of my first podcasters. I loved the Hells Angels episode and the police officer episode!❤
Talking about case study's taking place at high end hospitals, some times the results are skewed because they are also providing themselves with a higher level of overal healthcare for all aspects.
The world has gone crazy and with this podcast alone you are doing the lords work helping people stay grounded and true to themselves, and showing lost soulds that being a badass doesn't mean you shouldn't care - quite the opposite. Being "normal" in todays society is so far from our nature. Paraphrasing Jordan Peterson; Truly being a good man is when you are capable of great violence but choose not to give in to it and show kindness instead. Keep it up brother! Much respect and love from the cold viking north.
Quoting Jordan Peterson commenting on what makes a “good man” is WILD.😳😵💫 He chooses violence instead of kindness literally all the time when it comes to trans folk.🤦🏻♀️
@@megavore97 You're right. I probably should've chosen to use a different word like goodness or gentleness when paraphrasing, but the message would still be the same. In times like these I hope you agree that conveying good principles are more important then arguing semantics when it sounds like we are on the same side of this craziness. I never claimed Peterson to be a jolly and pleasant man. He has some sharp edges for sure but that doesn't remove the weight of his words. Bless
I am an older woman and I also worked as a consultant to a legislative Committee on health and genetics. I approach doctors differently. I have to decide I like you as a doctor on first look. I have to trust you on first get go! I stopped using male doctors after my childhood and left home for college. As A woman, my reg doctor was usually telling me about woman Mefical stuff and I wanted someone who knew how I might feeling on um period or if I was having a baby. Thus I chose women physicians even years later when diagnosed with breast cancer, my whole team were women. I have nothing against male physicians, almost married one. Too often people are so intimidated by the title doctor that they do not asked questions,it is not the fault of the doctors, but I would hoe they all engage patients enough that they lose their fears.There are no stupid questions when talking to your doctor. He or she is suppose to be smarter than you about your health. If I don’t like a doctor, I change.My breast cancer surgeon was a woman and quite brilliant.For my lumpectomy, she came and asked me what type of music did I want her to play during my surgery. I told an album called Silk Road by Yoyo Ma, the cellist, was I surprised she had the album.That was in 2013. It’s 2024 now! Doctors are not the only one who has a say in your care! Their parents must be proud of their boys😊
Jon became a mothereffen monster when he was younger, then he learned how to control. That is what you are supposed to ne like. If you have always been a nice guy then you are useless, sheep, follower. But if you where a monster and choose everyday to be a good man thats power thats a leader, thats someone to can learn from. Confuses said its better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. You will get eaten up in life, people will walk all over you, take advantage of you, talk behind your back you will become a push over. Jon is a great man. We all can learn from him.
It's funny how he obviously saves lives in the most literally way...yet all of us think Jon is so much cooler. We have an odd society. Violence is encouraged constantly, but making babies is so dirty.
Its hard to put in on words cause its not even my native language but i wanna share something.My mind while trying to comprehend that they are not the same person while looking so much alike produced a side-thought that was long sitting in me.Do we really exist individually?I think i have the whole world in my head but i forget i dont have every one else thoughts.I believe we tend to forget/not being able to understand that there are billions other 'worlds' in each others head.So Nick is not John.John is important to me cause i follow him and observe him long ago but that doesnt mean that Nicks world is not real and that he doesnt exist in someone else head as John exists in mine.It probably doesnt makes sense cause im not good with words but fk it.
24:18 Nick referring to Jon as “someone who can’t read” 🤣 love to see the brotherly love. Great podcast!
I feel like these are the two versions of the same video game character but depending on if you make “positive” or negative” choices
😂
💀💀💀💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂
It’s like punisher and captain America 😅
For me it really depends on how you mean it. Jon seems like he's trying to be the realest person he can and he's been extremely successful in what he has chosen. If you only judge who a person is by what they do therefore surgeon/doctor equals incredible human being then I don't agree with that mindset. Achievements are great and it's fine to acknowledge the achievement but putting the human being on a pedastal when there is so much more to who a person is as a whole through-out their life, that makes little sense to me.
Yeah this “Doctor “ is so full of crap. He doesn’t even believe the bs he says. A man that stands up here and lies to your face about big pharma and for profit corporations, and he then says it’s not just us it’s everybody on different sides of the ball that are for profit. I guess according to the doctor, two wrongs make a right.
its crazy how his brother got so much degrees that i stutter reading them out loud lmfao
Ugh my heart, I cried when he talked about reconstructing limbs/treating child patients to optimize recovery for their specific passion/interest, I love that doctors like him exist
Their parents can be proud, what a great family!
The other brother and his wife are worth over 1.7 billion from her being COO and share owner of Meta and Facebook and he was CEO of Kelton Global. All successful siblings
Hello. I was asked when I was in practice to come into ucla school of med to guide interns/residents to improve their patient skills. Today I loved listening to Dr Nick discussing his style of working with difficult life issues in practice. You can’t do it like he does without a tremendous amount of deep empathy, compassion and kindness. You can hear it in his voice. Patients are lucky if he’s their provider. Skills and heart.
Real Ones podcast helps me to be a better person, giving real life lessons I haven’t experienced myself at 25 years old.
The amount of times I’ve said “How so?” lately when having a real discussion with someone is awesome lol. Thanks Bernthal brothers for a solid episode
Definitely relate here as another 25 year old!! ❤
Love to hear that! Thank you for putting what you’re hearing & learning into practice.
Sometimes that “how so?” is the engagement and acknowledgement people need in their lives that SOMEONE is actually listening and *interested* in them.
Too many people don’t have or feel that.
this interview is without a doubt the best this channel has ever put out
The discussion on loss of a child, and keeping them a part of the family was profound. Thx.
You can see in each question how much Jon is genuinely connecting with his brother. This warms my heart ❤❤❤
The affection between two brothers is genuine and endearing. I agree that those of us who work in hospital systems should endeavor to allow young adults access through shadowing and other programs for exposure to health care careers. There are many jobs available in a hospital setting and often, folks can obtain higher educationa dn training as part of employee compensation. Bravo!
good to have you back - wasn't the same without you, Jon!
keep up the great work brotha
I’m so happy he interviewed Nick again, I really enjoyed the first interview. When he talks things just stick and make sense, really glad to see him back 💗
Nick looks like and IS a doctor and Jon looks like he sends people to the doctor.For surgeries 🤣 .Love you Jon !
That's how they stay in business😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂
WE NEED A TOM BERNTHAL INTERVIEW!!!!
watching again. such inquiry and insight. from both bernthals. amazing as always.
How proud are their parents. Wow
Alot of respect for Nick. Very happy Jon elaborated on his career. I didnt knew Jon had a brother but this was a crazy good podcast and fun to listen to when working.
Also.. I CANNOT wait to see Jon as The Punisher again in the MCU.. my god the guy is locked & loaded, born for the role. Much love to both brothers. ❤
I love him as Mikey Bear in the show called The Bear. I hope hes in every season.
I love the interaction between brothers. Like I’m sure Jon Bernthal is known as a tough guy. He looks like someone nobody messes with. Than here comes the harmless doctor brother who comes along. “This guy? I’m worried about him”.
Few things in life are more beautiful than listening to a family member express deep pride and respect from the heart. You can tell when someone touts your accomplishments so they can impress someone else and somehow gleen some shine indirectly or just get a dopamine rush from the other person’s reaction. It usually well meaning but can unintentionally leave the subject feeling weirdly dehumanized. People with letters after their names know that the letters don’t make you a good human and being a good human is the most impressive thing. Once the humanity is elevated above the accomplishment THEN it becomes extra cool to speak the facts as a means of celebrating whatever effort, integrity and commitment went into making a funnel or force multiplier for good in the world. Focusing on the person and real humility THEN the title is the pathway towards rebuilding post-pandemic trust in the scientific community.
It’s also important to remember that accomplishments are meant to be achieved, not remembered or admired. I mean it’s good to receive commendations, but it’s better to do so without the intent for recognition.
@@HoodLilKrillin Of course, as you hear in this pod and what you usually see in life- the people who do it for the accolades are rarely the ones who do the quality of work that deserves the accolades! That said, there are a surprising number of people who are unaware of just how much their unaddressed traumas create blind spots in motivation and drive. There is nothing wrong with wanting a win and basking in the recognition that comes with the win but there are a lot of people who have a lot wrapped up in proving somebody wrong or getting positive recognition because they are running from an empty feeling or wound. That is the heart of true adult narcissism and clout hounding and a lot of people suffer from it. You know it when you see because they will usually tell you about it or make you feel bad for not noticing! Nick Bernthal definitely doesn’t fit that….but I bet both of these guys know a few!
That opening clip. Exactly how my brother and I would fuck with each other 😂😂
great video, can’t wait for more, keep up the good work 🤙
Love you Jon! Great interview as always loved the first one with your brother too he’s very inspiring! 💕✨
Wow this is the real ones of you 2
Much love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you 🌟
His brother, Dr. Bernthal, is brilliant, compassionate and humble. He’s amazing.
I was impressed to see this podcast. Dr. Bernthal, did surgery on my humerus bone five years ago with his fellow. I can’t say enough good things about him and his team at Ucla in Santa Monica.
Love Tom’s appearance in the episode!
What an outstanding interview
I love the Real Ones since day one. It’s educational and I learn so much about real life. I know your families are proud of both of you, Jon and Nick! Like CJJC42 said in the comments below me; they are like versions of the same video game character of you choose the “right side”🤣🤣🤣
I love y’all, brothers🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂 I was saying is he interviewing himself?? but I see he's family.
Another great episode Jon can’t wait to see you in Daredevil again! ❤️🖤
I love that the Punisher is also a really well spoken intelligent guy. Great listeners are hard to find
Are there any specific things your facility and/or faculty might need that might help your department/hospital in any way? Even if not, I’ve spent a lot of time in hospitals and labs- thank you for your work. I know it’s a lot- especially the field of orthopedics- bones can be painful! Great discussion.. and again thank you for your work!
Jon, I need your interviews with the possibility of Spanish subtitles. I would really appreciate it. Best regards.
Is it possible to use the translated Spanish captions? Either way, we will look into this 🙏
Wish nick would specialize and Start a clinic for MS.. I think he would make a huge impact.
I hope you start taking off more because YOUR A REAL ONE. Theo Vohn has been doing the everyday average person and he's getting millions and I respect you so much and I'm such a fan I want to see you do the same so I promote you all the time on in the comment section on his videos to show love. You were one of my first podcasters. I loved the Hells Angels episode and the police officer episode!❤
I had only just watched your last podcast with your brother last week! Was one of my favourite episodes. Glad to see him back!
Love Jon bernthal ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nick for president
Oh so handsomeness runs in the family
Talking about case study's taking place at high end hospitals, some times the results are skewed because they are also providing themselves with a higher level of overal healthcare for all aspects.
He's so analytical it's wild
Real life heroes!!!!
Its all in the eyes
I definitely giggled when nick said Jon hitting people with a baseball bat would heal people 😂
The world has gone crazy and with this podcast alone you are doing the lords work helping people stay grounded and true to themselves, and showing lost soulds that being a badass doesn't mean you shouldn't care - quite the opposite. Being "normal" in todays society is so far from our nature. Paraphrasing Jordan Peterson; Truly being a good man is when you are capable of great violence but choose not to give in to it and show kindness instead. Keep it up brother! Much respect and love from the cold viking north.
Quoting Jordan Peterson commenting on what makes a “good man” is WILD.😳😵💫
He chooses violence instead of kindness literally all the time when it comes to trans folk.🤦🏻♀️
Yeah I agree with the overall sentiment of your comment, but Jordan Peterson is not someone who espouses kindness (and he’s a grifter).
@@megavore97 You're right. I probably should've chosen to use a different word like goodness or gentleness when paraphrasing, but the message would still be the same. In times like these I hope you agree that conveying good principles are more important then arguing semantics when it sounds like we are on the same side of this craziness. I never claimed Peterson to be a jolly and pleasant man. He has some sharp edges for sure but that doesn't remove the weight of his words. Bless
I need to know what is that hat that you are wearing, Jon! I like hats 😅 is that a Beechfield beanie?
Can your brother interview you, Jon? Your fans are interested ❤❤❤❤
46 pages is insane! 🤯👏👏
What an interesting man! I wish I was even half that smart
I am an older woman and I also worked as a consultant to a legislative Committee on health and genetics. I approach doctors differently. I have to decide I like you as a doctor on first look. I have to trust you on first get go! I stopped using male doctors after my childhood and left home for college. As A woman, my reg doctor was usually telling me about woman Mefical stuff and I wanted someone who knew how I might feeling on um period or if I was having a baby. Thus I chose women physicians even years later when diagnosed with breast cancer, my whole team were women. I have nothing against male physicians, almost married one. Too often people are so intimidated by the title doctor that they do not asked questions,it is not the fault of the doctors, but I would hoe they all engage patients enough that they lose their fears.There are no stupid questions when talking to your doctor. He or she is suppose to be smarter than you about your health. If I don’t like a doctor, I change.My breast cancer surgeon was a woman and quite brilliant.For my lumpectomy, she came and asked me what type of music did I want her to play during my surgery. I told an album called Silk Road by Yoyo Ma, the cellist, was I surprised she had the album.That was in 2013. It’s 2024 now!
Doctors are not the only one who has a say in your care!
Their parents must be proud of their boys😊
$ or not that's the real frustration who do I go to with the info ??
36:29 squirrel 🐿️
Wow so Jon had a big brain for a brother like me....the kinda guy that learns Latin to read classical literature. Just kidding I love my brother.😅
Jon became a mothereffen monster when he was younger, then he learned how to control. That is what you are supposed to ne like. If you have always been a nice guy then you are useless, sheep, follower. But if you where a monster and choose everyday to be a good man thats power thats a leader, thats someone to can learn from. Confuses said its better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. You will get eaten up in life, people will walk all over you, take advantage of you, talk behind your back you will become a push over. Jon is a great man. We all can learn from him.
They look 👀 alike 😮🌎
It's funny how he obviously saves lives in the most literally way...yet all of us think Jon is so much cooler. We have an odd society.
Violence is encouraged constantly, but making babies is so dirty.
PLEASE do an interview where the roles are reversed and Nick interviews Jon
Is this the guy from the big green 😂
The Real Ones vs Hot Ones name and logo similarities can't be just complete coincidence?
👍👍👍
Ah yes. The punisher and the doctor who saves his victims.
Jon Bernthal you there brah?
They look a like
Mahoney!!!
No… Grimes the singer. Not you guys.
Have you looked into the trials and studies on HCQ curing cancer?
Lost me on the Fauci thing.
Its hard to put in on words cause its not even my native language but i wanna share something.My mind while trying to comprehend that they are not the same person while looking so much alike produced a side-thought that was long sitting in me.Do we really exist individually?I think i have the whole world in my head but i forget i dont have every one else thoughts.I believe we tend to forget/not being able to understand that there are billions other 'worlds' in each others head.So Nick is not John.John is important to me cause i follow him and observe him long ago but that doesnt mean that Nicks world is not real and that he doesnt exist in someone else head as John exists in mine.It probably doesnt makes sense cause im not good with words but fk it.
Funny actors calling them selfs real ones. Ironic as actors are the least real people
Im gonna go ahead and guess you didn't watch it lmao
@@rossgadsby9663 that irrelevant I you understand what I'm saying. And yes I did.
@@ebossnz6838 Your comments look like ai wrote them.