HoneyDew Podcast

[@sonkstonks]

I lost my best friend 2 months ago to suicide and yesterday would have been her 26th birthday. I drove around at work yesterday listening to the audio just sobbing between deliveries. This episode hit super close to home for me and made me feel alot better. Thank you to you 2 legends. See yall next tuesdee

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Cowards way

[@dylangrove635]

@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 what a sad boi

[@GriseldaBSF410]

Sounds like you have a high executive position job! Lmao

[@goud2488]

@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 /woosh/

[@misteranon763]

Im really sorry for your loss. This week , within a few days, three people within my social group committed suicide. Very hard years coming out of covid too. Stay strong. Keep busy. Make sure you have people to chat with. 🙏👍

[@davidanonymous4234]

One of the best interviewers ever

[@glenspardello]

I’ve known of Jim through that Metal show for years. I never knew this life experience of his. Unbelievable Honey Dew episode.

[@axlepacroz]

I was waiting for Jim to be on the podcast because he is one of the best story tellers ever and he has countless insane and funny stories.He had talked about her in short in his podcast, but I did not think this episode would be about this story. You have to have Jim on again soon if possible, because he is full of stories made for the HoneyDew.

[@larky3487]

Thanks Ryan for having Jim on, been a big fan if his since the Howard stern days and when Artie had his 1st podcast with Nick Dipalo. Your podcast is so good with showing people they can come out the other side of their lowlights. With Jim being on the East Coast and their time restraints when those guys come to LA, it's impossible to hit all the podcasts. But his story is so important to hear with today's societal traumas it was necessary. I am so thankful it was able to happen.

[@NickPR87]

Jimmy Florentine is always spoken of as a really great guy, this substantiates those sentiments. This was an awesome episode of the 'dew!

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

As Florentine would say “da dew”

[@wolfgangkirby6820]

Absolutely stellar episode !!!!! Have to thank him for being so extremely open about this

[@troyyoung3087]

this episode of the honey dew is why this is the best podcast on YT,so heartfelt,so real,much love to Jim and Ryan,been with you from ep 1,and will always stick with you bro..much love from New Zealand kia kaha

[@carlossepulveda5135]

Really appreciate you Ryan. You’re the man. Bless your heart dude.

[@Taink12]

Thank you, Jim. I used that information to start reaching out for help.

[@utlonghorn86]

Good luck 👍

[@treegirl96]

I've gotten that voicemail. I still have it 7 years later. It still makes me cry every time. She was only 19. I'm only 27 and I almost can't count the number of people I know who have been lost to suicide on both hands. Life is so fucking unfair. Always check on people, even if you aren't that close. Sometimes they need someone they aren't close to.

[@josephprevette6407]

This is a great episode. Helped me feel better about life.

[@rosebud1313]

God, JIm. You have such a beautiful soul. No matter how many times I hear this story it never gets old. Thank you for sharing this. You helped me get through the suicide of my fiance in so many ways.

[@stellarart3444]

💜💜 This is such a great episode. I have dealt with too much suicide. I agree completely with what is being said about approaching a suicidal person. I just want to add that the thought process of that person is going to be an accumulation of traumas, not one break up or one job loss. It's never one thing. It's the fact that they could never heal before the next thing came along. So, that is why they only hear negative when someone says, "Why would you do that? People care about you. You will put them through pain. That is such a selfish thing to say." When someone has been white knuckling it since they were born, and had they're hand kicked everytime they reached for help, it's almost impossible to ask for help, or even see it's there. You guys are awesome though. 😘💜

[@DeezRotter]

This episode was full of things I didn't want too hear, but it's what I needed to know. All I can say is, thanks.

[@lillinsey100]

this episode is SO important, thank you for sharing your story. thank you for speaking so thoroughly about your feelings, and experience. i am more than sure it will reach a lot of people. (also the crisis hotline is 988-for anyone that needs help)

[@808vws8]

I 1million% agree with yah🤙🏽

[@jencook3287]

❤ can’t say enough nice things about Ryan/this podcast…. It always hits right in the feels! Thank you! ❤

[@cleancrevice2100]

Jim is always the man, you guys are great together.

[@ThePersistentRumor]

When I saw the thumbnail, I ignored it at first. Then, I told myself to keep an open mind. I'm glad I did. Great episode. Your show reminds me of one of my favorite quotes. It comes from Philo of Alexandria, who lived from 20 BC to 50 AD. "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a great battle." Thanks, Ryan. Thanks, Jim.

[@steveclements7371]

Awesome pod Ryan! Absolutely LOVE Jim!!!! What a great story teller and a naturally hilarious guy. I cannot understand why he doesn't get the notoriety that he deserves. Not that he isn't beloved, but he should be HUGE! Maybe a Metal Show re-boot? Great stuff Ryan! You're the best!!! ~S

[@grantpowell4135]

The Kurt episode was a real tearjerker but this one is equally as sad but a good sad

[@fffraaankkk]

Ryan the world needs to know William Montgomery's life story. Ryan's expressive laugh and Williams manic energy. The world 🌎 needs this.

[@DoctorSteele]

🙏 AMEN

[@harrydavey9884]

I wasn't expecting this subject matter at all, surprisingly interesting. Subscribed 👍

[@ninadagostini478]

what a crossover!!! this pod never disappoints :)

[@jacksoneverly5657]

Thanks jim I really needed that man

[@depmaudoofal74]

Great conversation. Always the best stores on the DEW. 🙂

[@nonoahhh]

Jim , thank you for sharing man It does get easier with time i think about my person all the time Mental health is everything 💓

[@jonbuckley5049]

Jim is just a plain old good Dude. Raised right. My Son and I had the opportunity to meet him after a show. He’s such a nice guy. Took the time to chat with us and not rush us out the door. Type of guy who you would love to Hang out with👍

[@nando4535]

Sickler live is amazing. Saw him when he came to Chicago last week. I’m a fan for life. Awesome guy too

[@maryannemurray1452]

I am already excited for Jim to come back, great episode❤

[@jeremyward493]

Still love that first Terrorizing Telemarketers CD. I bought it when It first came out. "5 cents! Yayyyy!" Such a classic.

[@dustinoldenburg2932]

My cousin hung himself when I was 9 I saw him get carried out with rope marks on him. Me and my mother found my stepdad in the kitchen dead happened just like Jim's story where him mom woke him up about his Dad. Lotta good tears this episode. I'm also celebrating three years sober my sober date is my friend Taylors birthday she died three years ago on her bday she would have been 25 I threw me drugs out and have been fighting demons and depression ever since.

[@jgionti3]

What an amazing episode. Very powerful stuff

[@Mammoth79]

Great episode! Thank you!

[@jamesyoung5610]

These are so good for the soul

[@JJJ-pj8ts]

Great episode. Jim is awesome!

[@michaelbsquire]

Great ep Ryan and Jim

[@jasontreadway9649]

Owe a lot of deep belly laughs to Jim over the years.. 🤘🤘 Thank you sir.

[@lukesorgiovanni7877]

This episode hits pretty hard. My mum was just like this. Helps a lot hearing this story. But it hurts.

[@jesussantiago2131]

This is one of the many GREAT INTERVIEW / PODCAST.....

[@kyleoren6523]

❤ Thank you Jim, Thank you Ryan.

[@justjo510]

It's a permanent solution to a temporary problem. So sad, you're so strong 💗🙏🏽

[@georgieboy_htown4eva4eva]

Jim still prank calls people 🤣, if you can't recognize his voice I don't feel sorry for you. Crankyankers was one of my favorites. Another banger of an episode Ryan, thank you 😊 🙏.

[@larky3487]

Jim and Don Jamison started them back up during quarantine. 😎

[@savagedonut]

great podcast, that was a serious but good story on Jim's side.

[@howardlloyd9183]

My pops took his own life in 2014. This episode was great.

[@ACDC5150]

Wow….this is a Florentine I’ve never seen, i feel like giving him a hug and tell him my Irish family murders & tragedies…love Florentine even more now !!

[@michaelmartinez7158]

Very very happy to see Jim on here

[@juststartsomewhere9089]

He said " I'm surprised she didn't take a raft home" 🤣🤣🤣

[@t_ward8772]

This one is in my top 10 for sure.

[@kky4011]

If you guys haven't checked out Jim terrorizing telemarketers it's some of the funniest prank calls you will ever hear!!!

[@jppop6359]

"NOW I GOTTA BUY MORE GROCERIES" CLASSIC

[@EricBullet]

Great episode.

[@808vws8]

Jim’s a legend...now I understand why Coco luv’s him so much. Stay solid Sickler🤙🏽

[@jpressone]

This one hit hard.

[@flevan4791]

Just got off work as a carpenter and I've been listening to Jim on Ozzy's boneyard all day my favorite day of the week and then he ends up on my favorite Podcast what A-day. Then to top it off The 1st thing they start talking about is something I'm struggling with

[@goud2488]

"permanent solution for a *temporary* problem" is what Jim meant to say

[@Michael-ze1vg]

God love you both!!! Thank you fellas!!!

[@bigotonbrand]

VH1 CLASSIC and that metal show was essential to my youth

[@Whorchie]

I lost my mom to suicide in 2018. When he said he felt a rush or some sort of feeling before he checked his phone, I experienced the same thing the morning it happened for me.

[@CCCTTT3737]

Ending my tooooosdeee with a little HONEYDEW. Great episode.

[@cliffordhritz5215]

not gonna lie. i got choked up during this interview. I met Jim almost 10 years ago at a 'That Metal Show' event in Philly and he was a cool guy but never saw him like this. heartbreaking.

[@bobaldrich1495]

I really enjoy honey dew, lately been some really heavy duty stories about death and life destruction, dont forget to change it up Ryan. 6 days later, I might had a few beers, when originally wrote, I enjoy your show and style, many, many interesting times listening.. no malicious intentions... I love good North East comedy so much, people have lives off the stage too, I ultimately know that's the point, a good one, hope I kinda explained myself best I could... everyone not going to love everything all the time. With me your hitting way more than occasional miss. Do your thing Brother. Much respect

[@bobaldrich1495]

6 days later, I might had a few beers, when originally wrote, I enjoy your show and style, many, many interesting times listening.. no malicious intentions... I love good North East comedy so much, people have lives off the stage too, I ultimately know that's the point, a good one, hope I kinda explained myself best I could... everyone not going to love everything all the time. With me your hitting way more than occasional miss. Do your thing Brother. Much respect

[@Faydwarf]

you know, Ryan, i dont subscribe to a lot of channels because typically i see most updates in my recommended feed. but i subscribed to yours because its REALLY hard to find much of your stand up on the internet lol. i do love listening to these podcasts n what not as well, and man do these get crazy P.S. your laugh always makes me smile, dont listen to the haters man the point when Jim starts to break down depression a little and things you cant say to people with it. ive NEVER understood it myself, people have always told me "think of this" and it honestly is just like yeah, but why does it matter? all the stuff going through your head from depression completely shifts how u see that and rationalize it. tharepy has seen HUGE improvements over the years and even though i avoid it i know i shouldnt. i reccomend ANYONE struggling to find a tharepist you dont feel insecure with, these people are trained and educated to break this stuff down and help. and if you feel they dont care you can keep moving around til you land someone who finds the right angle to reach you. these people arent employed in this field for fun, think of the shit they have to listen to, Ryan jokes it up some but even without a degree he sits here with these people and sees them through these stories and just watching he legit looks like he cares n sometimes even thats all you need.

[@johnnyheisman228]

was hoping to hear his other story too about the mom of his kids who was having the affair with the cop...this was great too..hope we can get both!

[@mattmullenix]

Jim's special is really funny!

[@mattmullenix]

Wrote this before they got into the suicide, i was referring to his recent special taped in a rock club in CT

[@joboee]

Jim Florentine always has hilarious stories, can't wait for this one!

[@adamdrakestudio]

Jim on the Church are classic episodes.

[@mannygomez8738]

Another solid show. Tuesday staple

[@jdr956]

Ayyy would love to see you at the stl funnybone

[@Jeista90]

Zanies at Rosemont was Tremendous!!

[@jameseugenia5578]

Robin and Jim are adorable together.

[@kennethhowell1591]

I can't listen to HD at work anymore. Shits tooooo real. Got me in my feelings. I love ya Sickler. And my fellow low-lifes. But I can't handle this real life content for too long before I feel like going home and laying down.

[@inFiniteTraCer]

EPIC. They won't make 'em like Florentine anymore. Thanks bud

[@Dirt_Merchant]

It’s TOOOOSDDEEEEE! Have a good day folks!

[@brendencrowe8407]

hey hey Playa!

[@davidperez5089]

It's really tuesgay yall!!!!!!!

[@trevordwyer9981]

Best episode in a min. Definitely miss Headbangers ball!…

[@mr.c4p]

Not as upbeat of an interview as Florentine talking about shitting 10 times in someones car that was left at a job site, or shitting in a shopping bag and hiding it in a crawlspace but wow what a class act!

[@Macandfam]

What's up beautiful people of the night pants nation! I hope all is well and everyone knows that they are loved!

[@dylangrove635]

Holy shit, I wasn’t looking at my screen and I thought he had Sam Morrell on the pod today.

[@chrisd7309]

A long time coming……still need to hear big jay and Stanhope on the honeydew

[@christopherallen9580]

Bmore in the house!

[@Smokinlucretia]

Heartbreaking 😢

[@kerrymoran6466]

Happy Toosdeee ya'll ❤️

[@ericcolwill2409]

Hello hello from Des Moines Iowa

[@christopherallen9580]

Worried about Jim's Frank's sign.

[@jackgondek2011]

But in all seriousness dude keep your head up and keep pushing. You're surely a nice guy and I'm sure you helped her a lot

[@kylemcnab927]

Used to enjoy that metal show, fun to watch back in the teenage days. Nice when he’s on here and Joey Diaz. That was some heavy stuff. I lost my dad in a similar way at 22, it fucked me up bad 28 now.

[@SkorDie-id9qf]

Thank you for spreading awarness

[@genthba]

Woah. Great episode

[@steveknick1978]

Everything I know about Jimmy comes from the Stern show, will give this a watch.

[@georgemulligan8958]

Lost my 30yr old son 10 months ago and I hope every night that I don't wake up

[@squishytofu7822]

Fuck me that broke me listening to what happened to you guys. I know I'm a stranger but my heart goes out to you.

[@-saint3319]

God damn I love this podcast! I saw my best friend a real brother to me kill himself using a gun 6 years ago (7 soon) and this honestly still helped me! Also the chick he had on a long time ago with herpes was a big help I got it around the same time and was devastated until I heard the podcast!!

[@colenoah5974]

WELCOME BACK TO THE HONEYDEW YALL

[@christopher.m.dickinson0315]

F*** trigger warnings you're never going to heal if you don't talk or listen about it

[@holzbock6663]

clicked on this right fast. love me some Florentine.

[@sunshiney3617]

Wish you would come to Oklahoma!

[@HostileTakeover555]

Heavy, but great episode.

[@D-Fens_1632]

Aw man the handicapped placard for concerts is great lol. My dad just died two weeks ago, I don't know if he had one of those but I better go break in and grab that sombitch if he did. I'm actually named after his dad who hung himself, my dad was with his mom when they found him. He was about 13. If you Google my name there's a story about him from the 1950s when he crashed a fire truck into a bunch of cars, including a cop car, while taking it to a mechanic. He got like a $40 fine.

[@derekc62369]

No one should have to feel like that. Just sad

[@sjmiller1329]

Jim Florentine is great.