I cannot get a read on Kirk’s deadpan delivery. This was either an authentic, raw, and real Honey Dew Podcast - or an entire comedy sketch planned by Kirk. And I loved every minute of it.
So... he was barely acting in Reservation Dogs 😂 Fukn love this dude. Kirk's the kinda guy that you run into on an empty beach, right after finding a bag of mushrooms half-buried in the sand. You talk about life for six hours, before wondering if he planted them there for you to discover, only to realise neither were there at all and you've just been listening to this episode in your earbuds.
I like him. This was his first impression on me and I read people well. Fox is so authentic, genuine, and forthright as he discloses personal info that will have repercussions. Respect.
"If i have 4 minutes left, you can take me in 2" lmfao ive never laughed so hard at somethint so random i literally have tears rolling down my face as i type this 😂😂😂
On the surface this was a really fun/sarcastic/hilarious interview but when you look deeper this towards the end and putting together all the things he's talking about this was a really touching episode of the honey dew I dont know if it's because I Relate but when he was talking about his daughter not turning out like him because it's no way to live broke my heart.
If u haven’t listened to the Tony Hinchcliffe episode…. It’s beautifully hilarious and Ryan has my favorite 1 liner joke 🤩☀️🤩 “I will walk on over” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kirk is one of my favourite podcast guests in the comedy world. He's such a bizarre character but not in an obnoxious way, he just has that wandering hillbilly charisma that keeps you thinking about every word out of his mouth. It could all be nonsense but that's what keeps it interesting.
I would love to see Kirk Fox and Harland Williams in a movie together. They have kinda the same goofy vibe, they riff off each other effortlessly and they never break while doing a bit.
His wife really needs to hear this. He's a free spirit....so am I but I'm in my sixties. It's quite wonderful. He needs to rethink his life with his wife. Life is so short do what feeds your soul and fly...every day!!
holy crap!!! I could've snapped my neck with how fast I looked up at the video when he said the words "amniotic banding." It's the first time I've heard it outside of my girl's condition. Talk about one in a million! For me, it's more like one in a billion, I think. If only it had a funnier tint to it I would've loved to do the honeydew pod with y'all. Here's an incredibly long comment for you guys to read on the toilet. I'm sure it will go into the TH-cam abyss and no one will discover it, but I hope someone reads it and it kind of resonates with them a little bit. Also, love talking about my family. I have 14 month old twin identical twin daughters. During pregnancy, one of my girls was trapped in a pseudo-sac for months. Basically what that means is, she had the folded over onto her, and it clung to her like Saran wrap. There was no fluid in there for her to take in and get nutrients from. Her umbilical was also going through the sac and into her sister's, and then out back into her own. It wasn't looking good for her early. To be honest, she wasn't supposed to make it. She's a badass, though, and we were relentlessly positive as I like to say, and she broke out out of it. Nice! She was breaking free and getting more fluid! She's starting to turn the corner! But then, slowly, that's when the amniotic banding started to occur. It started with a foot; then legs; then hips; stomach; then she wore it like a sash (very fashionable); and eventually it settled on her face, around her mouth, until birth. It caused a cleft cheek (the doctors call it "Joker Mouth" if it helps give a visual), cleft hard and soft palates, and major airway restrictions because her jaw was pushed down and back. She couldn't keep food down at first. Tubes everywhere. Couldn't even hold her without her throwing up and her heartrate firing up to 225 and oxygen levels dropping to below 60%. Despite all that, I feel incredibly fortunate for a lot of things. That she wasn't missing limbs, which I didn't even realize was a possibility until Kirk mentioned it, is just another thing to give thanks for. Part of the reason I feel so appreciative of my situation and what my family goes through is Ryan and this podcast. When you released the podcast you had Jessica Kirson on, I was going through this ordeal as my girls were about to be born. Jessica's story about her daughter, and everything she and her family endured, gave me such incredible perspective that I NEEDED before my daughter was born. It helped in so many ways, I can't even recount them all. Her comments about children's hospitals, what other people have to deal with, what other people tell you and try to connect with you about; it was so immensely necessary for preparing what my family would be going through. I remember driving home from the very hospital Jessica talked about multiple times after seeing my baby in the NICU, intubated with a tube that looks like it would choke ME, listening to her story, over and over, trying to remind myself that I am so, so, so fortunate. Now Kirk talking about amniotic banding, it's like, Ryan, can you be a bigger source of therapy for me, dude? Anyway, since birth, my girl has been through multiple surgeries, has a tracheotomy, has a feeding tube, and still much more to go. On a positive note, she might get to come home soon. This podcast has truly helped me cope and come to terms with some incredibly difficult things in my life, and helped me roll with the punches I'm getting clocked with. It's put into perspective all the things I have, and all that I should be grateful for; I can't tell you how much I appreciate it. Thank you Sickdog!!! If anyone made it through all this & would like to read my girls' story, you can search for it online- 11 month old twins meet for first time.
Wow dude, I'm really sorry to hear about this, but you seem to be about as optimistic and positive as one could possibly be in your situation. I truly hope the best for your daughter and family, that's heartbreaking but inspiring at the same time. Much love brother.
Ryan is, one of the best interviewers out there. I'm listening on Spotify, came just gor the comment. The uncle Joey saga was amazing. This was a unique conversation, in an ocean of BLA BLA radio.
I fucking died when i was watching the show Jury Duty and Kirk improvised a line about a guy "fixing up old bicycles from the 70's and giving them to the less fortunate". Kirk is naturally hilarious
Hmm never connected making a good breakfast to the military before. Navy Vet here and I make a killer breakfast when my kids want it. Scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, bacon and hashbrowns coming up
At some points I am in awe with how naturally funny and then how triggered his honesty makes me and I can’t get a read on Kirk! Thought provoking for me personally. Great Ep, Ryan!
Happy Toozdee yall. I don't have any advice this week just a simple I love you Honeydew family and I'm glad we're all together for another episode this week. Thank you for being here today because you matter and this Momma loves you. Have a great week y'all! 💚
Damn! What a weird but interesting dude. (In a good way) I literally thought he was bullshitting this whole episode until I realized that's just how he is. Great episode once again!
Wehn I'm watching something and there's a cat noise or a bird call, my cat sits bolt upright, tries to figure out where it came from, and then comes and stares at the screen. The only other thing he does that with is Sickler's laugh.
I was a big Grounded For Life series fan. I bought a dvd of the movie Tennis , Anyone starring donal logue. Kirk fox was also starring. I never heard of him at the time have become a huge fan of him and his works. Parks n rec and reservation dogs are amongst my favorite shows . Saw him ope for segura recently also which was super cool. Nice to see he is a great dad is what i have like lately.
“if i had 4 minutes to live… you could take me in 2.” one of the best lines i’ve ever heard
😂
I'm getting a sticker made with it 😂
@@damianrodarte7727 seriously lol. can’t stop thinking about it
I came to the TH-cam episode after listening to the podcast just to see how much love this line got.
9:55 if I had four minutes to live...
Kirk not knowing if his dad died 20, 10, or 3 years ago, is peak honeydew.
"I didn't have any trauma"
"My dad talked like an alien every morning"
😂😂😂👌
I cannot get a read on Kirk’s deadpan delivery. This was either an authentic, raw, and real Honey Dew Podcast - or an entire comedy sketch planned by Kirk. And I loved every minute of it.
This has got to be Harland’s brother 😂
Harland is Canadian but yer right same spirit they should do a show for shore!!
Yall must not have seen the Harland Highway ep with Kirk😅
Lmao 😭
OMG I never noticed how similar Kirk is to Harland, but you are spot on! 😄
I was thinking he reminds me of Harland
We want you in the hot seat Ryan. Have someone interview you again. Storys from childhood on the east coast!
Peep the crabfeast playa
Crab Feast is full of them!
I love how it's a struggle talking with Kirk... can't tell if he's truthful or joking... rusty bolts and bricks 😂
It took me 35 minutes but I finally caught this guy's rhythm 😂
Sheeeeeit I had to find this comment to keep listening. Dude started making me angry
@@hardrcomedy glad you stuck with it. I'm pretty sure he's a true blue psychopath though
I'll have to rewatch this for sure😆
Ryan handles the complete wackiness like a pro! 😂
So... he was barely acting in Reservation Dogs 😂 Fukn love this dude.
Kirk's the kinda guy that you run into on an empty beach, right after finding a bag of mushrooms half-buried in the sand. You talk about life for six hours, before wondering if he planted them there for you to discover, only to realise neither were there at all and you've just been listening to this episode in your earbuds.
He was on Harlan highway podcast recently and probably one of the funniest story telling I've ever heard
Shoutout to the highway that episode was so funny
The banana position bit was incredible
I'm going right now. Ty
hilarious, watched all 3 with , 😂😂😂 Kirk Fox has to go back on harland
lol he confesses he could've gotten a Handy from a man-dy
kirk is a legend, cracks me up on any show he graces us with his presence on.
I don't know if anything Kirk says is true or real, but damn is it funny.
I like him. This was his first impression on me and I read people well. Fox is so authentic, genuine, and forthright as he discloses personal info that will have repercussions. Respect.
“I’ll plug that date”
LOST it 😂😂😂
we’re 5 min in❤
"If i have 4 minutes left, you can take me in 2" lmfao ive never laughed so hard at somethint so random i literally have tears rolling down my face as i type this 😂😂😂
Great line, don't think I've heard anything funnier in the past 24 hours.
On the surface this was a really fun/sarcastic/hilarious interview but when you look deeper this towards the end and putting together all the things he's talking about this was a really touching episode of the honey dew I dont know if it's because I Relate but when he was talking about his daughter not turning out like him because it's no way to live broke my heart.
If u haven’t listened to the Tony Hinchcliffe episode…. It’s beautifully hilarious and Ryan has my favorite 1 liner joke 🤩☀️🤩 “I will walk on over”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Maybe the most genuine human being ever. I learned a lot from Kirk Fox today.
I'm 8 minutes in and I can tell this is going to be an iconic episode
A conversation with him is as difficult as using Windows software on a PC.
I’m 8 mins in and turning it off lol.
💯 8 mins in and I scroll down to see this. 😂
Kirk is one of my favourite podcast guests in the comedy world. He's such a bizarre character but not in an obnoxious way, he just has that wandering hillbilly charisma that keeps you thinking about every word out of his mouth. It could all be nonsense but that's what keeps it interesting.
He is literally the epitome of obnoxious.
"Alot of jokes are seeds of truth that we water with our imagination to make it work"
“I just… I wish for death” made me laugh very hard
Reservation dogs is amazing! Kirks one of the best characters on it!
Love him on that ❤
“If I had 4 minutes to live, you could take me in 2.”
what a fascinating conversation. this podcast has exposed me to more interesting people than anything in my life.
I love Kirk! Nice choice, Ryan 🎉 Happy Toozdee, y'all!
I would love to see Kirk Fox and Harland Williams in a movie together. They have kinda the same goofy vibe, they riff off each other effortlessly and they never break while doing a bit.
Kind of the same? All.
Kirk fox been on the harland highway pod probably better than a movie
YOOOOOOO what a lovely day to be alive yall I love you all!
Cheers!
I saw Kirk at the Comedy Store last week and he killed! Can't wait to see more of his act!
His wife really needs to hear this. He's a free spirit....so am I but I'm in my sixties. It's quite wonderful. He needs to rethink his life with his wife. Life is so short do what feeds your soul and fly...every day!!
We’re all unique in our own way.. but this is a truly unique person
Hell yeah, Kirk! Keeping it real. A hilarious comic and fantastic actor.
The most poetic podcast ever RIA!!!
holy crap!!! I could've snapped my neck with how fast I looked up at the video when he said the words "amniotic banding." It's the first time I've heard it outside of my girl's condition. Talk about one in a million! For me, it's more like one in a billion, I think. If only it had a funnier tint to it I would've loved to do the honeydew pod with y'all. Here's an incredibly long comment for you guys to read on the toilet.
I'm sure it will go into the TH-cam abyss and no one will discover it, but I hope someone reads it and it kind of resonates with them a little bit. Also, love talking about my family.
I have 14 month old twin identical twin daughters. During pregnancy, one of my girls was trapped in a pseudo-sac for months. Basically what that means is, she had the folded over onto her, and it clung to her like Saran wrap. There was no fluid in there for her to take in and get nutrients from. Her umbilical was also going through the sac and into her sister's, and then out back into her own. It wasn't looking good for her early. To be honest, she wasn't supposed to make it. She's a badass, though, and we were relentlessly positive as I like to say, and she broke out out of it.
Nice! She was breaking free and getting more fluid! She's starting to turn the corner!
But then, slowly, that's when the amniotic banding started to occur. It started with a foot; then legs; then hips; stomach; then she wore it like a sash (very fashionable); and eventually it settled on her face, around her mouth, until birth. It caused a cleft cheek (the doctors call it "Joker Mouth" if it helps give a visual), cleft hard and soft palates, and major airway restrictions because her jaw was pushed down and back. She couldn't keep food down at first. Tubes everywhere. Couldn't even hold her without her throwing up and her heartrate firing up to 225 and oxygen levels dropping to below 60%.
Despite all that, I feel incredibly fortunate for a lot of things. That she wasn't missing limbs, which I didn't even realize was a possibility until Kirk mentioned it, is just another thing to give thanks for.
Part of the reason I feel so appreciative of my situation and what my family goes through is Ryan and this podcast. When you released the podcast you had Jessica Kirson on, I was going through this ordeal as my girls were about to be born. Jessica's story about her daughter, and everything she and her family endured, gave me such incredible perspective that I NEEDED before my daughter was born. It helped in so many ways, I can't even recount them all. Her comments about children's hospitals, what other people have to deal with, what other people tell you and try to connect with you about; it was so immensely necessary for preparing what my family would be going through.
I remember driving home from the very hospital Jessica talked about multiple times after seeing my baby in the NICU, intubated with a tube that looks like it would choke ME, listening to her story, over and over, trying to remind myself that I am so, so, so fortunate. Now Kirk talking about amniotic banding, it's like, Ryan, can you be a bigger source of therapy for me, dude?
Anyway, since birth, my girl has been through multiple surgeries, has a tracheotomy, has a feeding tube, and still much more to go. On a positive note, she might get to come home soon. This podcast has truly helped me cope and come to terms with some incredibly difficult things in my life, and helped me roll with the punches I'm getting clocked with. It's put into perspective all the things I have, and all that I should be grateful for; I can't tell you how much I appreciate it.
Thank you Sickdog!!!
If anyone made it through all this & would like to read my girls' story, you can search for it online- 11 month old twins meet for first time.
Wow dude, I'm really sorry to hear about this, but you seem to be about as optimistic and positive as one could possibly be in your situation. I truly hope the best for your daughter and family, that's heartbreaking but inspiring at the same time. Much love brother.
Kirk is such an odd yet intriguing fellow 😅
Ryan is, one of the best interviewers out there.
I'm listening on Spotify, came just gor the comment.
The uncle Joey saga was amazing.
This was a unique conversation, in an ocean of BLA BLA radio.
Kirk needs some specials and some bump. He HAS been an EXCELLENT comedian for a LONG time... I just wish the world would catch up.
Saw him open for segura last month and he was better than him to me.
Never heard of Kirk Fox before today. This guy is great! Interesting cat, love his vibe.
Ryan, you are such a great interviewer! Each episode just gets better than the last. You rock!!
I now love something besides chicken tacos 😂
My kindred spirit! Cheers to solitude, non commitment, rusty bolts, taking chances, being seamless, etc!!!!!
Kirk Fox might be one of the most interesting people to ever come on the honey dew
Kirk needs merch with “if I had 4 mins to live you could take me in 2”. That’s how we’ve all been feeling since 2020😅😅
I'm so confused, but I'm here for it
I fucking died when i was watching the show Jury Duty and Kirk improvised a line about a guy "fixing up old bicycles from the 70's and giving them to the less fortunate". Kirk is naturally hilarious
OH My Gaaaaawd !!!!! The honesty of this guest !!!!! I love it !!!!!!
Mr. Fox opened for Segura at a show I went to. I’ll just say I stood up at the end! If you love to laugh I highly recommend seeing him live!
LMAO right off the bat he reminds me of Harland Williams and Theo Von with his non-sequitur lines 🤣
Hmm never connected making a good breakfast to the military before. Navy Vet here and I make a killer breakfast when my kids want it. Scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, bacon and hashbrowns coming up
Genuinely love this guy.
Damn this guy is poetic I thought this was all a bit😮
Dude the best!! You just keep bringin the goods Bro !! Reservation Dogs is the New Northern Exposure !! Thanks to Kirk Fox RIA my Dude RIA!!
Kirk Fox is so funny. He's funny just sitting in the chair. Huge fan. When he was trying to guess when his dad died. I was rolling.
I just finished the episode and cannot tell if it was my favorite episode or the one I liked the least....Kirk is so very intriguing....
It's good to see that Blade made it out of the circus life!
At some points I am in awe with how naturally funny and then how triggered his honesty makes me and I can’t get a read on Kirk! Thought provoking for me personally. Great Ep, Ryan!
From trudging to pursuit; we all exist between the two speeds.
Happy Toozdee yall. I don't have any advice this week just a simple I love you Honeydew family and I'm glad we're all together for another episode this week. Thank you for being here today because you matter and this Momma loves you. Have a great week y'all! 💚
Happy toozedee to you too!
Love him and love him in RESERVATION DOGS!!! I wish they kept this show airing!! 😫😫
Damn! What a weird but interesting dude. (In a good way) I literally thought he was bullshitting this whole episode until I realized that's just how he is. Great episode once again!
I wish Kirk was in more podcasts. GOLD always.
Did you see him on Harland Highway (3 times)? He was just on Greg Fitzsimmons, too.
@@InglouriousBradsterd I haven’t seen the Fitz Dog one but on Harland, yes. Harland is a can’t miss episode
Wehn I'm watching something and there's a cat noise or a bird call, my cat sits bolt upright, tries to figure out where it came from, and then comes and stares at the screen. The only other thing he does that with is Sickler's laugh.
This is one of the weirdest dudes i have ever seen but im here for it.
Great episode, great guest, great podcast, thank you
“I don’t have any trauma” after potentially the most uncomfortable red flag ridden intro ever lol.
A guy who plays with bolts and bricks may be the funniest thing I ever heard!!!!! I’m dead 😂
Kirk and Harland are the best episodes 😂 Ryan, Harland and Kirk would be the funniest podcast ever!😂😂 throw in Tom too👌
I like the FEEL of RUST. That's an individual right there.
Manufactured or not... the story about his father was beautiful. Ria.
"Missed it by a few fingers"😂
Having never seen or heard Kirk ever in my life I'm incredibly uncomfortable with how much we have in common.
Is this Theo Vons final form
This episode is a wild ride
I love Reservation dogs! It's a great show and he's great in it. Didn't know he was a comic. Very cool
Remember his character & Bill Burr’s interacted at the junk yard. Burr says something to the affect of you should do stand up. 😂
@samanthab1923 I only remembered it when I read your comment haha
Greasy greasy fried bread
I was a big Grounded For Life series fan. I bought a dvd of the movie Tennis , Anyone starring donal logue. Kirk fox was also starring. I never heard of him at the time have become a huge fan of him and his works. Parks n rec and reservation dogs are amongst my favorite shows . Saw him ope for segura recently also which was super cool. Nice to see he is a great dad is what i have like lately.
I want to hear Kirk and Duncan Trussell on a podcast. Just zone out to theories about the universe for an hour 😅
Kirk is the best. I wish he’d do more pods.
He was underrated in his Forgetting Sarah Marshall scene
kirk if you see this just know i love you
Saw Kirk open for Tom in midland tx he fkn killed 😂
This was the best podcast episode I’ve seen. 👏👏👏
Gareth Reynolds, Kirk Fox, and Harland Williams on one show.
Dad running the craps game is 😂😂😂😂😂
This guy was fun to listen in on
Ga it feels so good to laugh with the Stickler 😂
he didn't just talk to Kirk, he was just Kenny Boy the WHOLE time lol I cant imagine a conversation between kirk and harland HAHA
He was on Harlands pod recently, if you missed it.
NEVER Forget Mr Fox is a Patriot! Ps the movie "The Patriot"
I’m with u Ryan can’t figure Kirk out, a very different episode
Bricks & Bolts is the next name of the special
He needed this.
KIRK A HILARIOUS PERSON
This is an amazing episode.
Couldn't watch the whole video didn't know if he was serious or not
These are so much better when you can follow a believable story
Ryan. All i can say.... You ate the best!!! Love you
This was such a strange episode yet i was still entertained
Sweet Jesus, this man's poor wife, haha
Made me feel bad and I’m not even married to him 😂
I love a no bullshitter comedian..funny but truthful. None of this made up filled in the blanks stuff..❤
Best guest in a long time 🎉 Fox is hilarious
Ok but why u collecting bolts? 😂🤣❤️🩹🤣😂
Hell yeah, see you in San Francisco! ♥️