HoneyDew Podcast

[@rsickler]

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[@joshuaaldaco8438]

Good morning my queens above 18

[@yohanscold2149]

You're the fucking man Ryan, theres a lot of podcast out here but no one else fits this comfy, cozy, comedic, and therapeutic niche!

[@loungewear13]

One of the greatest. This episode is something else.

[@aidenmatthias5450]

you probably dont care at all but does anyone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the account password. I love any help you can give me

[@lachlanjosiah4188]

@Aiden Matthias instablaster =)

[@JohnSmith-ti3oy]

Jeremiah is genuinely a good dude, straight to the core.

[@AgendaInMind]

The Germ Theory was never actually proven to be 100% accurate, yet the trillion dollar medical industry is entirely based on that theory. What's the CAUSE of death in people with this "virus"? Does their brain explode? Does their heart stop beating? The CAUSE of death is still pneumonia. Pneumonia is not something you can "catch". You DEVELOP it, just like you develop cancer. It's a biological result of being "scared to death" of something. Think of it like an internal wound that you can't see, but when it starts to heal (when the traumatic event dissipates), the healing of the wounds in the lungs will cause pain, mucus, blood, fever, headaches, coughing, etc. You don't show the symptoms of "disease" until you stop being panicked and afraid. These symptoms usually show up 1-2 weeks after you've relaxed and resolved the upsetting event. The cause of death in Small Pox was PNEUMONIA. It wasn't from the acne cysts. That's not enough to kill you. The only people who developed Small Pox were those involved in attacks...Indians and military. The FEAR of being attacked or the attack itself CAUSED the pneumonia. Small Pox doesn't exist today not from a vaccine, but because we don't go around attacking tribes anymore. Governments around the world are CAUSING fear frights, thus CAUSING all the illnesses, aka Boogey Virus, in everyone based on an unproven THEORY by one man, Louis Pastaur, who redacted his claim of the germ theory on his death bed, yet no one listened. The US is following an outdated theory that's 100 years old and has not questioned or retested that "science" since then. They believed In witches and curses back then!! Could it be because a Ca-Zillion dollar medical industry profits on following an outdated "science" model?! They've been using the same cancer "treatment" for 80 YEARS. They can't think of something besides POISON in all this time?!?! So of course, when everyone is allowed to escape the hostage situation the governments have put their people into, and they start relaxing about the "scary virus" that's not in any way transmissible, they will begin their healing phase (get sick), and believe they then have the "scary virus", and more panic will ensue as well as martial law. The longer people allow this government to hold them hostage in their homes, the more severe the "sickness" will be. Western Medicine is pure fraud, and people's lives are destroyed because of it.

[@nnikkittenn]

It's a breath of fresh air to see somebody like him with such a big heart.

[@ShapeshiftedCow]

@@AgendaInMind How do you explain massive improvements in life quality and expectancy, infant mortality rates, maternal mortality, etc, that just happens to coincide with the adoption, growth, and spread of modern medicine around the world? And what happened to polio?

[@teddyrose420]

Foreal made me cry man

[@dirtperson4221slash2]

Luis Gomez would say he is gay to the core.. I'm still a fan

[@Cyxz666]

Ryan's gift is getting people to tell stories they would never normally share

[@Jogo614]

Ryan has a gift for sure but also, Jeremy strong ass dude for talk about what he did, those tears showed what a real man he is

[@Mmargo1017]

That is so true!

[@dakotacapps7829]

Jeremiah being so open about his friend is heartbreaking but so heartwarming at the same time. Sickler is a great interviewer. at times a great therapist and seems like he'd be the best friend.

[@joshuaaldaco8438]

Follow Proto Chomos

[@brek5]

Yeah, I'm not even through it, and he's got me teared up. I have always thought Jeremiah is such a quality guy.

[@davidperez5089]

Not many things that are sadder than suicide.

[@ZMB-on5ub]

Those breathalyzer skills paved the way for Jeremiah's sax career.

[@mike.yy.y.y4700]

Breathalyzer skills? Shit did I miss that part on this podcast? Lol

[@Sbsenpai]

Lol when he had to start his parents cars

[@travisjames5783]

It's crazy how close sadness and laughing are on the human emotional spectrum. In this podcast I got teared up and busted out laughing in the span of 5 seconds. Thank you for this podcast Ryan.

[@adamediger3056]

bro, me too...

[@RD-qb7sd]

I was DYING before he gave the price of the ring!

[@jasonmichael6543]

Ryan's ability to get people through these tears is amazing, and is why he must be a safe force in the lives of his friends. This made me wanna hug Jeremiah!

[@holzbock6663]

Ryan has all the qualities a good therapist has.

[@stephaniewhipple1842]

Came here to say the same thing!

[@noneyabidniss4763]

A thousand percent respect to Jeremiah. Memories hit me super hard too, takes a big man to put himself out there like that.

[@roobeebakes]

THIS GUY CAME TO POUR HIS HEART OUT AND WE ARE HERE FOR IT. Love you Ryan and thank you for hosting this awesome guest

[@jawshboss]

Jeremiah is the realest man. Much respect to him to open up like that.

[@likwidmagik]

Holy fuck, watching him get so emotional suddenly brought all these dust bunnies up from my floor that got into my eyeballs.

[@BorisBidjanSaberi11]

I was driving back from the barbers, starting getting teary eyed in the right turn

[@Checkd_playmate]

i was out mowing my lawn and yeah my allergies really got to me too

[@tomsevcik1792]

Same

[@tomsevcik1792]

Very sad

[@tomsevcik1792]

Wow I could just feel the pain in my stomach from when he starts mentioning Candace. Thanks for sharing Jeremiah and Ryan for letting him be open.

[@WyattStreamsHere]

This i by far the beat episode yet. One minute we laughing about a Marshall's ring next we crying due to loss. Ryan you are amazing at handling these topics

[@richkrupansky1339]

🤣🤣when he looked at the camera crying saying "Hey y'all you listening to Honeydew Yall"

[@justinperna4696]

“Hang on there Jeremiah, Listen take a quick break and tell you our next sponsor Upstart”😂😂

[@Ramboskates85]

Went from crying to crying laughing in a matter of two seconds

[@TheChaneaux]

Ryan’s next promo needs to be his guests saying “you’re watching the honey dew” through tears!

[@RamAbballah]

God, I hope so.

[@hillburn30]

Funny you said that becsuse once jeremiah said that in the podcast, I instantly said to myself "that should be the opening drop for the podcast" lol awsome

[@Fender0ckreR]

Phew...trying not to cry myself. What a great podcast.

[@red0ctane19]

For real! Went from tearing up with laughter to trying not to cry within a few minutes. May have to save the rest of this episode til after work.

[@saramschmidt6179]

10 out of ten.

[@zakb4198]

Foreal, I have known way too many people who have committed suicide.

[@Jack_Specific73]

Tried not to myself but was not successful.

[@KushKussh]

Cut myself* was a terrible podcast. Ahahah

[@jons2791]

I respect this dude so damn much for opening up like that. It takes some balls to open up like that. Great podcast man.

[@joelav91]

Seeing this dude in so much pain just thinking of a lost friend is so painful . Its truly makes me think of how the pain of depression is inescapable... its just transfered to the people around you once your leave the world

[@chickenalleyfarm]

Man I really needed to listen to this one. I had to make the call to get my dog of 14 put down today and I was hurting. This one had me smiling and crying. Thanks

[@Boberino]

Sorry for your loss. We instinctually bond with dogs so hard. It’s seems like it’s in our DNA. I hope that when you are ready, you can give another wonderful canine soul a home. God bless.

[@redroomlivepodcast9747]

Just got done taking some really awesome pictures with my dog while listening in headphones. finishing out on the youtube video right now. and see your comment. The inevitable loss of my best friend lingers over me daily. The cycle of life will continue and I'm just grateful to be able to share our experiences together through shit like this. I'm sorry for your loss but am grateful we can all connect no matter the differences in our own separate lives. Stay up!

[@Saltyarticles]

Jeremiah is definitely up there in the top 10 of honeydew guests. His honesty and emotions come threw and you can tell he is a good dude. Hope to see him again after he has the baby.

[@NUkiwi]

So every time this podcast comes out I think “hmmm, don’t know this guest, not sure if I should invest the time 🤔“, but then I do anyway and I’ve never regretted it. Ryan’s got his special way of talking to people and of course his laugh is so insanely contagious! Happy New Year from New Zealand 🇳🇿 P.S. see ya at 2 Bears live...

[@JohnnyLaw-on2bn]

Jeremiah got me tearing up at work. Hearing such a positive, genuine human break down like this is making it hard to hold back.

[@danny2271]

Why the hell is Jeremiah not on SNL himself? He is more talented than half of their current cast. He's great at doing characters. He'd be perfect.

[@ojan]

He will be

[@crackthefoundation_]

Jeremiah the interplay between your upbringing, continued faith, and comedy is Full of absolute gems please do not be afraid to mix more of that in.

[@bansheeboss8457]

I’ve had a rough couple of days and have been mentally broken. For some reason this episode popped up on my feed and it hit hard. Thank you for sharing Jeremiah 🙏🏽

[@codyyoumans9091]

Jeremiah is on my bucket list to see live. I’m fucking bawling 😭 as soon as he did.

[@saramschmidt6179]

Jeremiahs sax talent stems from blowin the breathalyzer

[@TheNotaryMom]

Jeremiah we feel you, and understand. She was lucky to have you as a friend.

[@noasakurada5090]

Thanks Jeremiah, we appreciate the vulnerability and openness more than you can know!

[@twopeebsinapod6908]

Sickler, the comedians therapist.

[@Cruel-Spark]

Ryan and Jeremiah are two of the best. Thank you, Jeremiah for being so open. I’m sure your words reached a lot of people that may needed to hear them!! This was one of the best episodes, guys.

[@92ireland92]

The glue of Kill Tony

[@pglewis5]

I can relate so so much to the stacking up of deaths. Over and over again and it is draining. You aren’t alone at all Jeremiah. Much love bro

[@SonicDaHugeHog]

This was a brilliant podcast. Jeremiah Watkins is amazing. So genuine and filled with fantastic stories. wow

[@ideletemyelf1585]

Damn, great 'sode.. As someone who struggles with depression & sometimes suicide I can't tell ya how much it means for really anyone to reach out when you give a signal for help.

[@patrickspooner3029]

Such a great episode. Laughs way high, and sad sad too. Such a great dude. Good things coming to this guy.

[@nnikkittenn]

Jeremiah has such a sweet soul. It's nice hearing more about his life. It was rough to see him cry. You can tell he's so empathetic toward everyone in his life. I'm happy that I was introduced to him last year. I'd love to have a friend like him in my life.

[@kevinl3254]

That story Jeremiah told about the ring hit home. When my wife and I got married I think her ring cost about 250. Today we are celebrating our 10th anniversary and over time we’ve upgraded that ring.

[@robertfrost8264]

YOU ALL NEED to rent Jeremiah's special. Best comedy hour I've ever seen.

[@shadowspectrum]

Thanks bro I'll check it out

[@DerpnHerb9]

This is the best fackin podcast ever.

[@Dalby1617]

laughing at/through pain is what makes the best comedians who they are. literally light makers. creating light out of the darkness.

[@dalefirebirdd]

THIS IS SO GOOD. YOU AND HIM BOTH ARE UNDERATED. DO THIS AGAIN AND AGAIN HE NEEDS TO BE A NIGHTPANTS REGULAR

[@angelique_cs]

Mr. Sickler is doing the hard work effortlessly. In mere moments he coaxes out the deep feels. Catharsis done right

[@manicjsvision444]

Ryan's a great interviewer....everybody is comfortable talking about anything when they come on his show!

[@kellytaylor7105]

Jeremiah reading from is journal about his friends death was heart wrenching, he is such a kind person.

[@nickitoff9629]

One of the best episodes I've seen of any podcast. Ryan brings it and Jeremiah swings it delivering a heart-tugging experience through friendship and life's struggles. My two favorite comedians! Honeydew and Scissor Bros 4 life!!! ✂✂✂🍈🍈🍈

[@jonathanduarte8138]

One of my all time favorite episodes. Laughed, cried, the whole nine.

[@TheBeardedHydra]

Why do I still expect to hear, "at Your Mom's House," even after all these episodes? Love seeing your episodes and I'm happy the YMH family let you do your own thing

[@madisonkludy8541]

This podcast is so humanizing and I love how it connects all of us 💚✨ Love Jeremiah! ✂️✂️ Scissor Siblings Unite! ✂️✂️

[@plaguex1]

Omfg. I was listening to this at night and I cried and laughed my ass off. That was exactly what I needed. I journel a lot too and my god some of them are absolutely hilariously ridiculous, much like his. This shows you that you need to get the pen to the paper! Journaling is important.

[@mondeezul]

I listened to the episode earlier today while working, and boy it was hard to keep the tears from falling. Jeremiah, thank you for sharing your story about your friend Candace.

[@kyndorrebruutvon-broodwyer4034]

I love sickler, he asks the real questions, gets to the facts.

[@Xxballin17xX]

I'm in tears of laughter when he was crying and was like get your night pants 😂☠️☠️

[@jclepe1754]

Good for Jeremiah for allowing the emotions to come through.

[@Mmargo1017]

The transition between the friend dying (and I have gone through the same thing so I was crying with you, Jeremiah) and the pube story had me straight rollin. Lmao. 😂. Thanks for being vulnerable enough to share both stories. You’re the bomb.

[@PAB1068]

It's ok Jeremiah. Losing someone we care about sucks and sometimes we don't realize when those emotions will hit us.

[@jkeon3340]

Man, this is such a special podcast. Can't remember listening to something that has made me laugh and cry and feel like this one does. Props to Jeremiah for being so open and honest. He's a special dude. Thanks to Ryan also for creating this. I gotta stock up on my HoneyDew merch!

[@alexismarie2535]

This was one of the most genuine, authentic podcast/interview I have ever seen. The best Honeydew episode so far!

[@pwnthis612]

Jesus I love these two so much! Jeremiah has pulled my heart strings once again and I can’t relate more to those soul touching words of wisdom. Ill admit that I cried too

[@shazamcomicsandtoys3087]

Got me tearing up here Jeremiah. This is by far the best Pod for anyone dealing with anything. And remember Subscribe to Ryan Patreon if you haven't.

[@MaTtYMcBlack]

I met Jeremiah 2 times after his shows. I love him and his comedy. I hope to see him live again!

[@loganschumacher2315]

Such a powerful podcast. I absolutely loved the raw emotion and got a real cry out of his story. One for the books

[@ThePeoplesConsultant]

Jeremiah’s impression of Ryan is HILARIOUS 😂😂 “cmon Maine”

[@Amouroso]

Jesus christ that SNL party was enthralling hahaha. I was anxious after every sentence. Amazing story

[@sidjt]

Ryan is so fucking good at getting people emotional and laughing without it being offensive. That is a hard ass skill.

[@Janckeriswatchingyou]

It's a great person that can turn their actual tears into a funny bit. Another great episode. 🙂

[@bigal1219225111]

Love Jeremiah, this is the only podcast that consistantly can draw tears from my eyes. Sickler out here doing more for comedians than their therapists.

[@angelarias5621]

This episode hit my heart strings hard! 💙😭👼( suicide awareness) You are loved even though you don’t think you are! I promise…

[@davidthompson5669]

Jeremiah is the best and I love how genuine he is.....sickle cell is top notch as well....HONEYDEW YALL!!!

[@natezilla51]

Has to be the best ep I’ve seen on the Honeydew!

[@oscarroswall-stanley2235]

This is the honeydew episode that i will now be recommending to people

[@MAV41xx41]

The MOST underrated pod out there. Look forward to every Tuesdi👌

[@the.adhd.artist4934]

“All three of them left” RYAN PLEASE I cannot laugh this hard at work

[@the.adhd.artist4934]

Jeremiah I’m so sorry for your loss but I’m glad you can talk about this and work through it... (also I’m definitely not crying at work)

[@T3MPL1N]

You're both absolute gems and gifts to humanity

[@gabemclaughlin4171]

Being a grown man that was raised a pentecostal preacher kid who was home schooled and a 6 foot tall that weights 140 pounds. I really relate with Jeremiah 😂😂😂🙌🙌🙌

[@Boberino]

Awesome podcast. Period.

[@lisapapania4910]

Jeremiah is such a unique and gifted comic with an even bigger heart ❤

[@marcusfusco1441]

Always positivity with Jeremiah! The first journal entry he shared was coincidentally dated the exact day of my 21st birthday. I miss breakfast with Jeremiah

[@robertfrost8264]

I scrolled insta and saw Jeremiah crying.. I regret my work week not allowing me to have Honeydew in my regular podcast roll until 6pm EST. I immediately came here.

[@specialkate374]

Came back to see this after hearing about it on Bert’s podcast. Laughing and crying with you both. What a lovely conversation xx

[@jasonstewart5828]

A perfect HoneyDew episode

[@myshit6230]

Every Tuesday while in my work truck I wait for these to drop

[@ryansicklerclips]

0:00 Getting into it 6:20 Christian upbringing 8:06 Divorced parents 11:25 Bubby come blow 21:35 Weird torture shit 24:23 Journal readings 31:12 Engagement ring 41:52 Candice 55:43 Lighter entries 59:42 Dave Chappelle story

[@Tgirl32099]

Jeremiah - you won all our hearts again

[@crackthefoundation_]

THE JEREMIAH BACKSTORY IVE ALWAYS WANTED.. FASCINATING

[@ZTL92]

This is the best episode of a podcast I have ever seen the perfect blend of emotion. What a rollercoaster

[@docholiday7087]

thank you for these storeiee Jerimiah and Ryan it helps to hear other people who have gone through shitty situations in life so many will never ever understand the pain some people go through. Thank you . Thank you.

[@bradwinslow3450]

This episode means a lot to me. First off, this is exactly what this show was intended to be at its core, laughter through pain to show we're all human and we all feel the good and the bad of life. Secondly, my uncle committed suicide years ago because he was bipolar and tired of living life with the cards he had been dealt, so I know this particular pain intimately. Beyond that, Jeremiah's first episode aired right before Kill Tony came to KC (my hometown as well as Jeremiah's), and I had recently learned that my father-in-law had cancer. He started chemo the day of the show, 1 week after my birthday, 6 weeks after my wedding day. Obviously not the honeymoon period my wife and I had pictured. BUT I got pulled from the bucket to do my first standup set on my favorite podcast (besides the Honeydew of course). It was an awesome experience during a terrible time and reminded me that good shit happens too. I stayed for pics and autographs and told Jeremiah that his cancer diagnosis being a treatable one gave me some hope and optimism in the midst of one of the worst months of my life, and he was so sincere when I told him and sympathetic to my situation. He's as kind as anyone I've ever met, and I'm glad I got to meet him.

[@ryanwilson7543]

Jeremiah is so relatable! Just a regular dude!!! Laughed so damn hard!!!

[@MrRobGresham]

To the 24 who downvoted...shame on you. This episode is honest, truthful, and highlights the lowlights. Night Pants Nation says, look into your heart and be more kind.

[@Boberino]

True that!!!!!!! WTF

[@adamreid9078]

Jeremiah is such an honest and nice guy

[@MO-_._-]

Lmao he totally fluffed that number too...."like $130 or something" I heard $68.50 plus tax like Sickler said 😂😂😭

[@contentcop]

I think i cried more during this than Jeremiah did. Jesus.

[@cory41287]

We love you Jeremiah, and thank you for telling us your story even as hard as it was for you. we got love for you brother!

[@Irv123]

This was a great podcast. One of those that you can watch over and over again.

[@malegg89]

"throw those tissues on the floor" Dammit Ryan haha

[@trustindustin]

DAMN this hit hard. Props for the raw honesty gentlemen...

[@stevefromporthope]

Come here to laugh every week, every week I shed at least one tear. Thank you for showing that everyone’s got stuff going on and for keeping the positivity rolling, also to persevere no matter what. Thanks!

[@papalou7171]

This podcast did help out today, thank you and Jeremiah for some Truth around bereavement…