"You did such a good job" absolutely wrecked me. Having lost my mom to cancer too, this time of year is tough with Mother's Day and everything. Hug your mom if you can, folks.
I hear ya, buddy. I lost my mom to suicide… Mother’s Day is not quite my favorite time of year. This episode is making me sad I didn’t have the chance to say those type of things to my mom. I hope you had the chance to, and sorry for your loss. 😢
I understand the sentiment but for some of us Mother's Day is torture BECAUSE they are still around after they've done horrible things. And I will not hug it
My mom passed 3 weeks ago. I’ve been having a rough go of shit. I got to the part when Todd started talking about his mom becoming sick while I was on the train ride home. Had to turn it off (I usually listen and finished listening but came here just to make a comment). I just went for a walk and finished and was just full on wet head. This podcast always gets me in some sort of feels. Friggin love you Sickler. Thank you for all you do. And thank you Todd Glass for being so open and honest about your mom’s passing. I’m sorry for your loss. Watching 2 grown men show their emotions made me feel better about how my emotions are being aired out and I can’t control them. This is the most underrated podcast out there.
Why am I crying? Ughhh Reference. I am a combat disabled veteran. I flew on gunships and have seen some stuff. BUT THIS PODCAST truly touches my heart man. It’s hard to do. Thank you 🙏
Thanks Ryan and especially Todd. My mom died last year on Mother's Day. Today is the one year anniversary. It was meant to be that I watch this today. Very appreciated. One more reminder that we're not alone in our experiences and Death is the great equalizer. It comes for everyone. I felt the same as Todd that it was good to have the drama gone and now I can remember and defend who she really was as her true self, the heart of her. Those memories come to me more often than the bad ones. My Mom had dementia and had left before she physically did but now I can't hug her. I feel her around at least once a day. So I can still talk to her. ❤
my heart breaks. i am dreading losing my parents. im open sobbing just knowing i will have to have these goodbyes one day sooner rather than later. i love you all
My dad died from cancer 2 years ago. Fully expected to be laughing on my way to work today and ended up crying. Totally worth it though. I need that. Thanks guys!
"Jesus Christ, Mom, Look at me... I'm you!" is when the tears and laughter hit the hardest. I can relate to that so goddamn much. Thank you, Todd Glass
Ryan, I just saw you at the Forum. I mean this with all due respect, but your podcast and your comedy are very underrated. I wish you all the success, Thank you for sharing your gift with us.
Ryan-you ROCK; and Todd--Thank You for sharing this. Im in my mid 40s and lost my dad almost 3 years ago; the Friday before Fathers Day. Probably the worst day of my life; probably til my mom goes! Having to help carry him out of my childhood home; haunted my dreams for months....As a pain as an ass as she is, dad needs you to be stong; there's always soft for mom....
Thank you Ryan and Todd. This podcast is so humanizing. I was there when my grandpa died, and later his son, my uncle. Watching loved ones take their last breath is overwhelming and sad, but it’s also a huge blessing to be there for that moment.
I'm listening to this as I'm on the way to go through an entire barn of my mom's things. She died late 2022. It's taken me this long to get to it. This really helped me steel myself to not try and keep EVERYTHING and take my time remembering the great woman she was. ❤ Thank you both.
Thank you Todd and Ryan. This made me cry a lot. I lost my dad to cancer. It was years ago but feels like a couple of months ago. I got a lot from this episode. Thank you so much. Stay awesome guys.
Aww Todd, I’m so sorry about your mom. I felt every bit of your story. Lost mine to cancer 9 years ago, too. Sending lots of hugs, healing and love to you ❤ love ya Sickler, another great ep!
I wasn’t expecting to go down this journey in this episode. It’s refreshing to hear Todd talk about this so openly and heartwarming that he had/has so much family and support around him. It’s making me think about my grandmother’s last days, and how my Aunt told me to not to rush out to see her before she passed, because she was basically already gone. And really making me think back on losing my mom to suicide, and how I felt very unsupported in it all. I had delayed/interrupted grief that didn’t start truly settling in until several months later. With both my grandma and my mom, I regret not saying the things I wish I could say now. Tomorrow is truly not promised today. Thanks, Ryan and Todd, for a great episode. ❤
This breaks my heart. 1 year ago my future father in law passed away. He was only 60. This it just something that I think I needed to just see how others go through this process.
My dad died suddenly of Cancer 3.75 years ago, he was given months and died within weeks. Todd thank you for sharing, Ryan The Honeydew helps me get through my day❤
Todd Glass is such a great podcast gust this one definitely put a tear in my eye but every time I see him on a podcast he pulls emotions out and makes me think
This one got me little teary eyed last my father year ago and it has been difficult for me to deal with his passing... So thank you for this podcast it has helped me ... ❤❤❤
I just went thru something very similar my dad my best friend he was my mom and dad it came quick and it's been six months I don't know if I have even started to process this I do have my crying hysterical fits
I watched this Todd fella on a show a few years ago...he was obviously VERY high on mar*juana. He admitted to smoking a w33d vape before the show started - as was his tradition, apparently. Every other word out of his mouth was about w33d and getting high etc it was to the point that when he spoke, LITTERAL smoke poured forth from his mouth. It was RIDICULOUS...
Does anyone know if Ryan has the Factor V Leiden gene mutation from one parent, or both? Someone in my family was recently diagnosed, and I just found out I have it too. Even with someone in my family being diagnosed, I probably would not have gotten tested…but, I did it because of Ryan’s story. So big thanks to Sickle Cell! ❤
The next time I come and see you TODD GLASS I REALLY HOPE THAT YOU HAVE THOSE SAME TWO GUYS PLAYING THE SAX WHOLE SEATED AND WAITING FOR THE SHOW TO START THE SAX IS ONE OF MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE INSTRUMENTS GOSH DAMN THE SAXOPHONE IS ONE OF THE VERY VERY FEW INSTRUMENTS THAT YOU WOULD BE ABLE TO PLAY SOME REAL SEXY MUSIC AND CREATE A VERY FLIRTATIOUS AND RELAXED AND CHILL ATMOSPHERE MUSIC WITH A SAXOPHONE. I WOULD PROBABLY SAY THAT MOST OF THE 80S CORN MUSIC WAS MAINLY THE SAXOPHONE AND A PIANO AND ALSO ELECTRIC GUITAR MIXING WITH EACH OTHER TO CREATE THE CORN SOUNDTRACK LMFAAO.
Todd u are such a thoughtful caring guy. I love attention to detail mentality u have bro.. I'm sure dining at your house or hanging out at your house would be absolutely amazing.. you would think of everything
"You did such a good job" absolutely wrecked me. Having lost my mom to cancer too, this time of year is tough with Mother's Day and everything. Hug your mom if you can, folks.
I hear ya, buddy. I lost my mom to suicide… Mother’s Day is not quite my favorite time of year. This episode is making me sad I didn’t have the chance to say those type of things to my mom. I hope you had the chance to, and sorry for your loss. 😢
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I understand the sentiment but for some of us Mother's Day is torture BECAUSE they are still around after they've done horrible things. And I will not hug it
@@LensIsDead 100% fair
@@maverik15j 33:30ish
Putting an ad in the middle if a crushing story about death was crazy lol
It's youtube trying everything they can to make us go premium.
With or without premium you get the 2+ min ad
My mom passed 3 weeks ago. I’ve been having a rough go of shit. I got to the part when Todd started talking about his mom becoming sick while I was on the train ride home. Had to turn it off (I usually listen and finished listening but came here just to make a comment). I just went for a walk and finished and was just full on wet head. This podcast always gets me in some sort of feels. Friggin love you Sickler. Thank you for all you do. And thank you Todd Glass for being so open and honest about your mom’s passing. I’m sorry for your loss. Watching 2 grown men show their emotions made me feel better about how my emotions are being aired out and I can’t control them. This is the most underrated podcast out there.
Todd, thank you for making me realize I need to start talking to my mom again. I haven't cried this much in years.
Why am I crying? Ughhh
Reference. I am a combat disabled veteran. I flew on gunships and have seen some stuff.
BUT THIS PODCAST truly touches my heart man. It’s hard to do.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for your service. This podcast gets the waterworks going for me too sometimes,this one in particular.
Thank you for your service!!
I wish this podcast could get prescribed to the veterans that can't tolerate or won't do therapy. I honestly believe It would save lives.
Everybody needs their mom bro.
Thank you for your service. ❤
Thanks Ryan and especially Todd. My mom died last year on Mother's Day. Today is the one year anniversary. It was meant to be that I watch this today. Very appreciated. One more reminder that we're not alone in our experiences and Death is the great equalizer. It comes for everyone. I felt the same as Todd that it was good to have the drama gone and now I can remember and defend who she really was as her true self, the heart of her. Those memories come to me more often than the bad ones. My Mom had dementia and had left before she physically did but now I can't hug her. I feel her around at least once a day. So I can still talk to her. ❤
my heart breaks. i am dreading losing my parents. im open sobbing just knowing i will have to have these goodbyes one day sooner rather than later. i love you all
My dad died from cancer 2 years ago. Fully expected to be laughing on my way to work today and ended up crying. Totally worth it though. I need that. Thanks guys!
You touched my heart mr glass 💙 ima hug my momma twice as hard for the both of us good sir 🙏
"I wanted to get a haircut" had me howling with laughter. Ryan's laugh definitely added to it 😅
This was a tough one. I admire Todd Glass’s humility and willingness to be vulnerable. Need a little Harland Highway to chase it
Got to stop watching this at work, I'm a grown man, can't keep crying at my desk like this. Fantastic podcast again Sickler.
"Jesus Christ, Mom, Look at me... I'm you!" is when the tears and laughter hit the hardest. I can relate to that so goddamn much.
Thank you, Todd Glass
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You Laugh Hard and Cry softly with this podcast. This IS THE BEST Podcast there is! Love you Sickler and ALL YALL!❤♾️♥️
Ryan, I just saw you at the Forum. I mean this with all due respect, but your podcast and your comedy are very underrated. I wish you all the success, Thank you for sharing your gift with us.
Not Todd Glass making me tear up at 7 in the morning
Same
Listen!
Ryan-you ROCK; and Todd--Thank You for sharing this. Im in my mid 40s and lost my dad almost 3 years ago; the Friday before Fathers Day. Probably the worst day of my life; probably til my mom goes! Having to help carry him out of my childhood home; haunted my dreams for months....As a pain as an ass as she is, dad needs you to be stong; there's always soft for mom....
Thank you Ryan and Todd. This podcast is so humanizing. I was there when my grandpa died, and later his son, my uncle. Watching loved ones take their last breath is overwhelming and sad, but it’s also a huge blessing to be there for that moment.
Take more pictures, call more often and always stay silly folks. 😂 I'm craughing (cry-laughing) over here.
I haven't cried in 4 years when my dog died. Thank you Todd for helping me get that catharsis.
man...didn't expect to cry today
This episode was a good cry! My mom passed from brain cancer on March 9th..this helped me a bunch ❤❤❤👍✌🍀🕊🌈🎈
I'm listening to this as I'm on the way to go through an entire barn of my mom's things. She died late 2022. It's taken me this long to get to it. This really helped me steel myself to not try and keep EVERYTHING and take my time remembering the great woman she was. ❤ Thank you both.
Brought back memories of watching my only grandpa fight cancer, he was and still is my hero. Sending love and hug
thank you Ryan & Todd, fuck- I'm crying at 7am, stories behind the story tellers.
Haven't laugh/cried in forever. Great moment of vulnerable honesty and kind humanity. Love Todd Glass always and forever
Finally. Todd Glass is a treasure of a human being.
Thank you Todd and Ryan. This made me cry a lot. I lost my dad to cancer. It was years ago but feels like a couple of months ago. I got a lot from this episode. Thank you so much. Stay awesome guys.
Aww Todd, I’m so sorry about your mom. I felt every bit of your story. Lost mine to cancer 9 years ago, too. Sending lots of hugs, healing and love to you ❤ love ya Sickler, another great ep!
Got me crying like a baby at work thanks todd
One of the best to date! I absolutely love Todd Glass ❤
This one really got me in tears while i do the dishes, very heart felt and authentic
This was soooo good
Sickle you just can’t disappoint. The underrated K-mart legend, Mr.Glasssssss
I love the honey dew but I know I have to prepare myself to cry every time. Thank you too all the guests for sharing their stories 🤍
I wasn’t expecting to go down this journey in this episode. It’s refreshing to hear Todd talk about this so openly and heartwarming that he had/has so much family and support around him.
It’s making me think about my grandmother’s last days, and how my Aunt told me to not to rush out to see her before she passed, because she was basically already gone. And really making me think back on losing my mom to suicide, and how I felt very unsupported in it all. I had delayed/interrupted grief that didn’t start truly settling in until several months later.
With both my grandma and my mom, I regret not saying the things I wish I could say now. Tomorrow is truly not promised today.
Thanks, Ryan and Todd, for a great episode. ❤
Todd Glass is a national treasure and America’s real sweetheart
Todd glass has one of the most brilliant minds and a big ol' juicy heart to boot. XO
This breaks my heart. 1 year ago my future father in law passed away. He was only 60. This it just something that I think I needed to just see how others go through this process.
WTF man, this one hit hard. Big hug to Todd and yourself. Thank you for doing this one, sir.
My dad died suddenly of Cancer 3.75 years ago, he was given months and died within weeks. Todd thank you for sharing, Ryan The Honeydew helps me get through my day❤
Todd Glass is such a great podcast gust this one definitely put a tear in my eye but every time I see him on a podcast he pulls emotions out and makes me think
This will be helpful down the road for me. Thanks Todd & Ryan.
thank you sincerely. with every fiber of my soul. ❤thank you.
3 squeezes, sweet Jesus. What a great story, thank you Todd for sharing about your mom!
Dang this one got me a few times, mom passed about 6 years ago from cancer ❤❤❤ big hugs & love needed this one especially for mothers day
One of the best yet. thanks Ryan and Todd
Morning yall. Peace and love ❤️
It’s toosdee yall. Best day of the week.
I genuinely appreciate this podcast and this episode was especially powerful.
Much love, y'all.
This one got me little teary eyed last my father year ago and it has been difficult for me to deal with his passing... So thank you for this podcast it has helped me ... ❤❤❤
I saw Todd in DC maybe 10 years ago and it was phenomenal.
Thanks for sharing Todd and Ryan. You made this dumb old Marine laugh and cry.
Love Todd, especially vintage Todd and voices Todd
Damn this hit all the feels
Just in time for Mother’s Day! This past weekend was my first Mother’s Day since losing my mom to dementia in 2023z Tearing up on a Tuesdee!
This hit ke in the feels. Great pod.
Todd makes a meal out of life and I love him. Long Live Eddie Ko. Shoutout Baltimore Hub Primary One Jo Ave. Need Todd and Sicklers on Dad Meat
Holy shit I’m over here bawling like a baby. Great episode
I had to pause this one and walk away a minute 😢
I like to start the video and immediately like the video because it’s always a banger
Great episode. Great cry.
Great episode!
Keep this shit going Sigler
I caught that too. Lol
Man this story is tough. Love you Todd
Love Todd!
I just went thru something very similar my dad my best friend he was my mom and dad it came quick and it's been six months I don't know if I have even started to process this I do have my crying hysterical fits
Thank you Todd!! 😢
What a way to end work… just thank you
Todd Glass is one of the best
I watched this Todd fella on a show a few years ago...he was obviously VERY high on mar*juana.
He admitted to smoking a w33d vape before the show started - as was his tradition, apparently. Every other word out of his mouth was about w33d and getting high etc it was to the point that when he spoke, LITTERAL smoke poured forth from his mouth. It was RIDICULOUS...
Hell yeah Todd
7:58 y000000 if the Ryan Stickler band needs a guitarist, hit me up. 🤣
Todd Glass rules!
this is why i love your pod ryan,,.. fukk!!!!!
Great ep, but heavy EP. Teared up a few times. 😢
I don’t have words. Mr Glass I feel you. Lost my Mom recently>
This episode should be called “Everyone’s Story”.
I gotta stop listening to this while I'm at work😭🤧
Guided tears, i lost both mine, he has it figured out.
God bless, Tod Glass
Is the entire show on UA-cam? I could only find the concept reel
Bro your patron hasn't had any releases in forever? I just went to patreon and there's literally nothing on there anymore at all?
The ryan stickler band
Ryan Stickler is the best!
DAMN YOU TODD GLASS YOU BEAUTIFUL MAN!!
I fucking LOVE Todd Glass.
Does anyone know if Ryan has the Factor V Leiden gene mutation from one parent, or both? Someone in my family was recently diagnosed, and I just found out I have it too. Even with someone in my family being diagnosed, I probably would not have gotten tested…but, I did it because of Ryan’s story. So big thanks to Sickle Cell! ❤
That's 43 years there @ToddGlass!
Todd ❤
happy tuesdee y’all
Driving to work with tears. Thanks Todd lol
Never heard of this guy, but he's a "worker". Appreciate you man ✊️
Everybody born in '81 is mad as fuck right bow. 😄
Todd, you calling your mom "baby" was someone on the other side letting you know they were there to help her pass.
Watching my ol man go from a 225lbs man to 85lbs was a hard watch cancer is fukd up
@davidrichman9779 like 5'10
About to walk in to Vons… wrong time to listen to this podcast
Holy shit this is sad as fuck. We love you Todd!
The next time I come and see you TODD GLASS I REALLY HOPE THAT YOU HAVE THOSE SAME TWO GUYS PLAYING THE SAX WHOLE SEATED AND WAITING FOR THE SHOW TO START THE SAX IS ONE OF MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE INSTRUMENTS GOSH DAMN THE SAXOPHONE IS ONE OF THE VERY VERY FEW INSTRUMENTS THAT YOU WOULD BE ABLE TO PLAY SOME REAL SEXY MUSIC AND CREATE A VERY FLIRTATIOUS AND RELAXED AND CHILL ATMOSPHERE MUSIC WITH A SAXOPHONE.
I WOULD PROBABLY SAY THAT MOST OF THE 80S CORN MUSIC WAS MAINLY THE SAXOPHONE AND A PIANO AND ALSO ELECTRIC GUITAR MIXING WITH EACH OTHER TO CREATE THE CORN SOUNDTRACK LMFAAO.
Todd u are such a thoughtful caring guy. I love attention to detail mentality u have bro.. I'm sure dining at your house or hanging out at your house would be absolutely amazing.. you would think of everything