I hated the first half of this and loved the last half. Its so interesting to watch the guest try and figure out what this show is just to realize that Rick's only agenda is lead the conversation in a direction he finds interesting.
My wife was/is into that UK th and dnb scene from the 90s. I was dragged to Roni Size at Coachella one year and was pleasantly surprised how dope his set was.
I hope Joe appreciated how hilarious it was, after a serious episode that talked deeply about type casting and gender/relationship roles, that you then asked him to do the obvious "use your hunky body thing" and move the desk with your girlfriend while you watched. Genius.
So appreciative for how tyso has grown These conversations have led to so much personal exploration and given me wonderful jumping off points for emotional growth and topics to bring into therapy
Joe is quite an amazing dude! Very intelligent: great episode. Talking about the language of love; how each person shows it. If you love someone you'll learn their language.
Rick this episode is fantastic!! I loved watching you guys find each other’s wavelength and connecting on a deeper and deeper level. Joe is such a cool guy too! Love ya bud.
Wow, I love the fact that Joe was so knowledgeable and into drum and bass, triphop, Roni Size, Tricky, etc. I also LOLed when Rick asked him to help bring that desk down because he didn't want to do it with Betty, and but then in the end we see Joe and Betty carrying it lol The subtle humor there got me.
I loved this episode! I felt like it was two guys who had never met, both nerds at heart, learning each other and becoming friends over a short 2 hours. It left me feeling happy butterfly feelings :)
This was golden. I would love to see how a second one would follow on after such an interestingly intense conversation surrounding such a small topic. Keep up the great work Rick.
It's funny that Joe referenced Jerry Stiller in Seinfeld as the 'Horny Old Man' archetype because when he first mentioned that specific archetype, my mind went right to Jerry Stiller playing Maury Ballstein in Zoolander
Finally someone that can handle Rick's intensity. I mean that in the best way possible. I've been in this phase of self-correcting myself, trying to show humility, trying to be less intense, but feeling like I'm losing myself. This really does give me hope I can strike a better balance. Joe seems so comfortable and genuinely interested in the conversation, and speaks from a place of real knowledge. Truly is the embodiment of the kind of masculinity our world should be striving for.
You should watch HarmonQuest if you haven't yet. It stars Dan Harmon, creator of Community and Rick and Morty. They have guests (typically comedians) to come in and play with the rest of the cast
I loved this conversation, but feel like Rick stepped on a lot of Joes moments in this conversation and he was getting frustrated. It reminds me of Neil DeGrasse Tyson on JRE.
Exactly what I though, I mean honestly it must be a bit of attention whoring at this point. Guy talks about something that's important for him just to be interrupted with camera check, and nothing is wrong with the camera. I feel like those are intentional just to draw the attention to Rick.
@@pnisdump3174 Yeah, I noticed that in the later half, but he really had to fight to be heard. Rick cut him off a lot. He kept talking over Joes attempts at humor, which makes sense because he's a genuine comedian and Joes jokes were meh, but as a host it's common courtesy to at least feign amusement. You should watch his podcast with Dax, he shows so much more respect, but even then Dax has to stop him from interrupting.
the "i was diagnosed with adult autism" drop moment was definitely a turning point. I think Joe had a hunch but that confirmed it and the conversation became more akin to a real conversation off-camera where you interrupt because youre engaged with the topic. As they discussed, this podcast isnt the same interview style situation joe is tired of doing, so he was willing to go along with it till he clicked in to Ricks vibes. I dont think there was frustration so much as just him trying to make sense of Ricks rambling when he would take over the conversational baton.
This episode was completely not what I thought it was gonna be. I felt like I really needed to put my thinking and listening cap on to understand what was trying to be communicated.
Joe made fantastic use of the word "soliloquy". I had not seen it used in a long time, and upon review I have diagnosed myself as a walking soliloquy. Thanks guys!
Every space has a different rule or ruler. Onset the director needs the space to organize. In public you can do as you like and soak up all that public love. On a date you assume she is nervous so you show that you know alittle old school charm , never hurts.
Joe Manganiello coming off... the perfect man. Geeze, its no wonder that nerd got a babezilla like Sofia. What a cool dude. Great fukn podcast as usual Assman.
This man was in the MCU as a jock and has a pending role as an anti-hero in the DCEU, listening to his career.. This is blissful and I have over an hour left to listen to Rick interview him. I love this show so fucking much.
Loved this one, and I have to admit I definitely characterized Joe wrongly. He is an interesting and smart dude and I just added some music to my Spotify list because of him.
@@RobGordonJC I didn't know much about him and just assumed he wasn't much more than a meathead. He's got great depth of character I hadn't recognized. No I wasn't bullied by someone that looks like him, I'm just saying I appreciate there is more to him. I wasn't bullied by anyone, I'm a big guy. Quite the leap you took there.
@@rickglassman Man- ok. So I got sober 7 years ago, and for the past 2 or 3 years I've been learning how much I am on the spectrum. Dating and relationships have always been very challenging. When your conversation with Joe went that direction so much resonated with me deeply. I've enjoyed your podcast so much I think at least partly because of your honesty, asking truthful questions and also being playful with it. I just worked a long day and am not feeling eloquent but I didn't want to not respond.
Rick - you did it once again, this was a great interview. I didn't know anything about Joe before this, other than that he was in True Blood, and I kind of liked how it turned into a therapy session for you ( and me - I hear you on the "why open a car door" thing ). I'm checking out all of Joe's stuff now too, cool shit - had no idea the circles he travelled in. I hope he enjoyed it as well - and I look forward to buying both his Batman card ( YES ) and the rest of the cards you have coming out.
Joe: “Obi Wan and Qui Gonn should’ve been one character” After really thinking about it, he’s right. In the film, Obi Wan being an apprentice really served nothing to the story. He could’ve been a master already and nix Qui Gonn and nothing would change dwindling down to one Jedi versus two.
Disagree especially when Qui Gon is the reason Obi Wan has patience with Anakin despite disobeying him. That part serves as a deeper connection and paves the way into Master and Apprentice which is a common theme throughout star wars.
@@hellnoid90 Needing a secondary character to explain another character's trait seems superfluous. It could've just been established Kenobi patience by any other means. Majority of what makes up TPM doesn't carry over into the series, as far as major plot points and most characters go.
The difference between opening the car door and paying for a meal is that someone *needs* to pay for the meal, so it might as well be me. Nobody needs to open someone else's door in the first place, so it's just not a necessary thing to do (and it's something that the vast majority of people simply don't do anymore). Joe obviously also has a more traditional mentality, which Rick obviously doesn't agree with, and opening the door for someone is part of that mentality. Also, it's clear that Rick will still do certain things like pay for a meal, and I'm sure he gave his girlfriend gifts and stuff, and someone like Joe could point to that as hypocritical (and it basically is), so I think it really just boils down to what *level* of chivalrous you want to be, and Rick's level is obviously just not as high as Joe's. There are certain "traditions" like buying gifts that Rick (and most of us) will still do, and there are other "higher-level" things that aren't common anymore and represent a more old-fashioned (and frankly, sexist) mentality. Obviously it sounds like Joe is ok with that and values his masculinity in a confident way, while Rick feels differently about it.
If anyone ever needs a podcast about opening a car door for a girl I will know where to send them.
Tell'Em Steve Dave.
Joe is the visual representation of how Rick describes himself when he was RIPPED
Absolutely
having Joe move the desk with Betty after one of the most serious episodes was the perfect ending
Joe dropping all that knowledge about jungle/drum n bass was incredible. Fucker name dropped LTJ Bukem. Insane.
Yeah, listening while working and my ears perked up when I heard Roni Size. Impressed.
Peak shit
I can't be the only one surprised that Rick has someone else's dog in his apartment right?
Maybe he allowed it for the bit
I guess the towel was a happy medium 😂
I was in shock 😂 but who’s gonna tell Joe Manganiello he can’t bring his dog…not me lol
I literally said “whose dog is that?!” Completely shocked.
Don't think that dog counts :')
I am so happy the Rick has decided to do another episode of TYSO. I will now watch every minute. Thanks, Rick!
I hated the first half of this and loved the last half. Its so interesting to watch the guest try and figure out what this show is just to realize that Rick's only agenda is lead the conversation in a direction he finds interesting.
He's on the spectrum, so I tend to forgive him for this, but yeah it can be a bit much lol
Not sure what’s more surprising, Joes knowledge of Uk music culture or that Rick doesn’t know what drum and bass is 😂
@@hypercept you haven’t seen him in that tweed suit
And his best girl is from the UK. I assume Betty grew up during the surge of DnB in the UK. Did she only share the Spice Girls with him?1
I'm unsubscribing from Rick and subscribing to MANganiello.
My wife was/is into that UK th and dnb scene from the 90s. I was dragged to Roni Size at Coachella one year and was pleasantly surprised how dope his set was.
48:42 is when this discussion happens
Y'all are clearly very different and it still ended up being a great episode.
So different. Looking forward to watching this
Agreed
That is a really cool idea about the extra mic at the live show Rick!
I feel like Rick is really trying to get Joe to mention his acronym game and Joe barely notices
IFLRIRTTGJTMHAGAJBN? i agree
I was so surprised when he didn't bring up how good he is with turning anything into acronyms haha
I can't always hang tough for the full 2+ hour pods, but I am always happy to tune in each week! Keep up the great work, Rick.
I knew Joe was a nerd, but homeboy dropped a nod to Joseph Campbell. Respect! lol
I hope Joe appreciated how hilarious it was, after a serious episode that talked deeply about type casting and gender/relationship roles, that you then asked him to do the obvious "use your hunky body thing" and move the desk with your girlfriend while you watched. Genius.
So appreciative for how tyso has grown
These conversations have led to so much personal exploration and given me wonderful jumping off points for emotional growth and topics to bring into therapy
Sofia won the lottery with Joe. Nerds are the best…but a good looking, fun nerd…that’s a unicorn!
She ain't exactly chopped liver either.
@@josef2012 it’s a win win
Joe is quite an amazing dude! Very intelligent: great episode. Talking about the language of love; how each person shows it. If you love someone you'll learn their language.
definitely one of my all-time favorite podcast episodes honestly. that was just a solid, dope conversation lol
I don't care what anyone says; I will never stop laughing at Rick throwing up a stupid Instagram handle.
@scorpion_king got me
Rick this episode is fantastic!! I loved watching you guys find each other’s wavelength and connecting on a deeper and deeper level. Joe is such a cool guy too! Love ya bud.
Wow, I love the fact that Joe was so knowledgeable and into drum and bass, triphop, Roni Size, Tricky, etc. I also LOLed when Rick asked him to help bring that desk down because he didn't want to do it with Betty, and but then in the end we see Joe and Betty carrying it lol The subtle humor there got me.
Lmao 10 minutes in and I'm wondering if Joe is gonna hold onto that dog the entire time
I'm sure it was a requirement! 😂
It's like a breakfast sandwich that he never takes a second bite of
I loved this episode! I felt like it was two guys who had never met, both nerds at heart, learning each other and becoming friends over a short 2 hours. It left me feeling happy butterfly feelings :)
“I don’t open the door for my buddies, I open the door for my wife”Joe
…profound because it is not a necessity, it’s love 💕
This was golden. I would love to see how a second one would follow on after such an interestingly intense conversation surrounding such a small topic. Keep up the great work Rick.
It's funny that Joe referenced Jerry Stiller in Seinfeld as the 'Horny Old Man' archetype
because when he first mentioned that specific archetype, my mind went right to Jerry Stiller playing Maury Ballstein in Zoolander
This is one of the best podcasts I've ever watched. Loved this episode.
I hope to be Rick's pen pal one day. But I'm waiting on him to make the first move
He keeps sending letters with your name on it to my apartment and I don't know what to do.
Didn’t think TYSO could get any better but then you throw in A CUTE DOG TOO?! Always levelling up Ricky! Xx
As a new bopper who came in with prof… I’m here for the nerd content
If comedy nerd, then yer in the right place. The other will be more every once in a while.
@@mkwilson38 yeah I like comedy and I’m a nerd I think I can be a comedy nerd
Dont sleep on the bits. Episode 100 is wild.
Finally someone that can handle Rick's intensity. I mean that in the best way possible. I've been in this phase of self-correcting myself, trying to show humility, trying to be less intense, but feeling like I'm losing myself. This really does give me hope I can strike a better balance. Joe seems so comfortable and genuinely interested in the conversation, and speaks from a place of real knowledge. Truly is the embodiment of the kind of masculinity our world should be striving for.
This was a great podcast Rick, really well done. All the best!
I feel so much happiness when I see a new upload notification from TYSO
I think this is as close as it gets to get comedians to play DND. Having Joe as a guest on TYSO. Please make it happen.
Brian Posehn exists.
You should watch HarmonQuest if you haven't yet. It stars Dan Harmon, creator of Community and Rick and Morty. They have guests (typically comedians) to come in and play with the rest of the cast
never EVER had I have an ad break make me laugh. within 120 seconds. Bravo!
this man's callbacks never disappoint.
This was a very interesting conversation. Two people with good perspective
This whole episode has been so interesting. Sincerely intrigued the whole time where the conversation was going to go.
TYSO is in a league of its own...Rick makes me want to better at whatever I do :)
“Guest starts to make a nuanced point to generalize a point of view on a subject”
Rick- “I disagree”
This never gets old 😂
😆😆😆😆
I like how much that makes them dig in though.
Blown away by the drum and bass talk. Very unexpected
You and Joe were awesome and meshed really well together! Loved this.
I loved this conversation, but feel like Rick stepped on a lot of Joes moments in this conversation and he was getting frustrated. It reminds me of Neil DeGrasse Tyson on JRE.
That's crazy how different I interpreted. I felt like this dude was cutting off every sentence Rick was saying with a story
Exactly what I though, I mean honestly it must be a bit of attention whoring at this point. Guy talks about something that's important for him just to be interrupted with camera check, and nothing is wrong with the camera. I feel like those are intentional just to draw the attention to Rick.
@@pnisdump3174 Yeah, I noticed that in the later half, but he really had to fight to be heard. Rick cut him off a lot. He kept talking over Joes attempts at humor, which makes sense because he's a genuine comedian and Joes jokes were meh, but as a host it's common courtesy to at least feign amusement. You should watch his podcast with Dax, he shows so much more respect, but even then Dax has to stop him from interrupting.
@@dejankeleman1918 I wouldn't go that far, but I don't think he really respected Joe, which is weird because Joe seems like a cool ass dude.
the "i was diagnosed with adult autism" drop moment was definitely a turning point. I think Joe had a hunch but that confirmed it and the conversation became more akin to a real conversation off-camera where you interrupt because youre engaged with the topic. As they discussed, this podcast isnt the same interview style situation joe is tired of doing, so he was willing to go along with it till he clicked in to Ricks vibes. I dont think there was frustration so much as just him trying to make sense of Ricks rambling when he would take over the conversational baton.
This is exactly the freaking nerd content I have been looking for. 🤓
This episode was completely not what I thought it was gonna be. I felt like I really needed to put my thinking and listening cap on to understand what was trying to be communicated.
OMG! Getting him to move a table with Betty was hysterical!
Joe made fantastic use of the word "soliloquy". I had not seen it used in a long time, and upon review I have diagnosed myself as a walking soliloquy. Thanks guys!
Every space has a different rule or ruler. Onset the director needs the space to organize. In public you can do as you like and soak up all that public love. On a date you assume she is nervous so you show that you know alittle old school charm , never hurts.
Rick that look to camera at 50:22 is why I love you
We all know Joe should have finished that. There were so many missed opportunities for comedy!
@@terranniet Joe's not funny enough.
@@bleeatch yeah this felt very self serving on his part, but not in a fun way😐
Crushing more on Rick than Joe (had to say it). This was a very enlightening convo to witness between 2 very different men.
MOST UNDERRATED POD ON YT! Keep it up Rick!!
Oh fuck I love Joe. Justice league, magic mike, peewee. Been watching all his dnd stuff but there isn’t much. Great guest
Joe Manganiello coming off... the perfect man. Geeze, its no wonder that nerd got a babezilla like Sofia. What a cool dude. Great fukn podcast as usual Assman.
Great conversation. One of my favorite TYSO guest.
this ep got better and better
50:21 that glance at the camera 😂
This man was in the MCU as a jock and has a pending role as an anti-hero in the DCEU, listening to his career.. This is blissful and I have over an hour left to listen to Rick interview him. I love this show so fucking much.
Loved this one, and I have to admit I definitely characterized Joe wrongly. He is an interesting and smart dude and I just added some music to my Spotify list because of him.
How did you characterize him?
He’s an absolute sweetheart.
Did you get bullied by people who looked like Joe?
If you did, I’m so sorry to hear that.
@@RobGordonJC I didn't know much about him and just assumed he wasn't much more than a meathead. He's got great depth of character I hadn't recognized. No I wasn't bullied by someone that looks like him, I'm just saying I appreciate there is more to him. I wasn't bullied by anyone, I'm a big guy. Quite the leap you took there.
He made Joe and his girlfriend drag around the desk, hahahaha!!! 😂😂😂
One of my favorite podcast sit downs
Marc Maron as Tony Stark TYSO card?! Damn Rick, you are gonna get all of my money. 🤑🤑🤑
Joe was a great guest!
Dude this magic thing you do is gonna be stacked
I would love to hear you and Dan Harmon in a podcast together
That hard transition from the room to the dunk, to the ad at the start was manic and made me giggle. Commenting for engagement analytics.
hahahah the end is absurd. love it, love you.
The gremlin kissing the puppy stole the show!
I love how the TYSO logo fits perfectly on Joe's cup at 18:59 . New merch?
that NLP moment was beautiful.
I'm only 4 minutes in and I LOVE GUESTS on any pod who agree to wear headphones.
wow you have a very low bar
Just got My TYSO Cards! Perfect Packaging, now just to get signatures!
You gonna let valve get away with no halflife 3, common Gordon!!
Seeing them bond over being over-competitive was really sweet.
Damn I was really digging the conversation. Could've been so much longer lol
God I just sing this intro over and over
Dude this has been so helpful to me thank you.
How so?
@@rickglassman Man- ok. So I got sober 7 years ago, and for the past 2 or 3 years I've been learning how much I am on the spectrum. Dating and relationships have always been very challenging. When your conversation with Joe went that direction so much resonated with me deeply. I've enjoyed your podcast so much I think at least partly because of your honesty, asking truthful questions and also being playful with it. I just worked a long day and am not feeling eloquent but I didn't want to not respond.
LOOOOL at the ending. So chivalrous from joe
Rick - you did it once again, this was a great interview. I didn't know anything about Joe before this, other than that he was in True Blood, and I kind of liked how it turned into a therapy session for you ( and me - I hear you on the "why open a car door" thing ). I'm checking out all of Joe's stuff now too, cool shit - had no idea the circles he travelled in.
I hope he enjoyed it as well - and I look forward to buying both his Batman card ( YES ) and the rest of the cards you have coming out.
Loved the desk bit! Classic!
Amazing episode, these two have fantastic chemistry.
Joe: “Obi Wan and Qui Gonn should’ve been one character”
After really thinking about it, he’s right. In the film, Obi Wan being an apprentice really served nothing to the story. He could’ve been a master already and nix Qui Gonn and nothing would change dwindling down to one Jedi versus two.
Disagree especially when Qui Gon is the reason Obi Wan has patience with Anakin despite disobeying him. That part serves as a deeper connection and paves the way into Master and Apprentice which is a common theme throughout star wars.
@@hellnoid90 Needing a secondary character to explain another character's trait seems superfluous. It could've just been established Kenobi patience by any other means. Majority of what makes up TPM doesn't carry over into the series, as far as major plot points and most characters go.
Shout out to Mr. Plinkett’s Phantom Menace Review. Explains this exact thing in excruciating detail perfectly.
Absolutely beautiful podcast!
I love getting that notification. I was just watching the Erik 3.0 episode
Got my booster box pre-ordered, the cross-over we always needed.
Howie Mandel, from the show with the bicycle! (Bobby's World)
Ou Yeah Name Dropping " Spellslingers with DAY9"
Rick fuckin hated that David Bowie history lesson lmao
Great interview, TYSO. Joe is the real deal.
The ending was hilarious!!!🤣🤣
Bit at the end, lmao golden!
loved this episode
Rick "let me clarify what I mean" Glassman 😅
That ending!! 😂
The difference between opening the car door and paying for a meal is that someone *needs* to pay for the meal, so it might as well be me. Nobody needs to open someone else's door in the first place, so it's just not a necessary thing to do (and it's something that the vast majority of people simply don't do anymore). Joe obviously also has a more traditional mentality, which Rick obviously doesn't agree with, and opening the door for someone is part of that mentality.
Also, it's clear that Rick will still do certain things like pay for a meal, and I'm sure he gave his girlfriend gifts and stuff, and someone like Joe could point to that as hypocritical (and it basically is), so I think it really just boils down to what *level* of chivalrous you want to be, and Rick's level is obviously just not as high as Joe's. There are certain "traditions" like buying gifts that Rick (and most of us) will still do, and there are other "higher-level" things that aren't common anymore and represent a more old-fashioned (and frankly, sexist) mentality. Obviously it sounds like Joe is ok with that and values his masculinity in a confident way, while Rick feels differently about it.
Why did I see this at 11:48pm when I really need to go to bed
He’s so handsome, but I can’t stop looking at the pup.
“I want to pay… I don’t wanna open door for you”
The ending is hilarious!!!
That ending bit was hilarious
I loved all of this !
That ending lol!!!
Good stuff, really enjoying the content