Tosh Show

Daniel talks shop with engineering entrepreneur RJ Scaringe about building a car company from the ground up, raising capital, and his overall critiques of Rivian’s first pickup truck.

Daniel tracks down the elusive Saxsquatch for a chat about EDM festivals, believing in yourself, and why he loves Kenny G.

Daniel wants all the smoke with chef Winnie Yee in an interview about blending Texas BBQ with her Chinese heritage, selling brisket in parking lots, and becoming the Smoke Queen.

Daniel lines up across from LA Legends two-way star Jazmin Gamble to talk about women’s tackle football, ACL tears, and personal training.

Daniel sits down with former Facebook Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos to discuss hacking, keeping your kids safe online, and west coast teams in the ACC.

Daniel braves an encounter with falconer Adam Baz for a conversation about trapping wild birds, controlling pests with raptors, and his urban farm in East LA.

Daniel waxes on with childhood surf buddy Darin Craig about their trips to Costa Rica, board shaping, and life on the Space Coast.

Daniel is joined at a table for two by Providence restaurant co-owner Donato Poto for a chat about culinary school in Europe, working on cruise ships, and running one of LA’s most prestigious fine-dining establishments.

Daniel breaks bread with Yeastie Boys Bagels founder Evan Fox for a conversation about the logistics of food trucks, his favorite schmear flavors, and baking 50,000 bagels a month.

Daniel welcomes Pierre back to the studio for updates on his love life, career, and cooking skills in the two years since his last appearance.

Daniel sits for a chat with Melissa Rubin, a volunteer puppy raiser for Guide Dogs of America.

Daniel serves up questions to one of his sports heroes, fellow UCF alum and Olympic beach volleyball gold medalist Phil Dalhausser.

Daniel gets into the Christmas spirit with Susan Halme and Melissa Redell, the mother and daughter team behind The Solvang Bakery, whose immaculate custom gingerbread houses bring holiday cheer to families across the country.

Daniel learns what motivates special education teacher Ms Sunshine to embrace her disability and inspire students.

Daniel rallies the fans with dancer and choreographer Quinton Peron, one of the first male cheerleaders in NFL history.

Daniel prepares to hit the slopes with ski mountain groomer Bandit Ferrante, who spends winter nights operating a 28,000 pound snowcat on the slopes of Palisades Tahoe.

Daniel sets sail with Dr. David Marley, a former Jungle Cruise Skipper, Disney historian, and Cal State professor.

Daniel sits across from Sam Shankland, a Chess Grandmaster, US Chess Champion, and Chess Olympiad gold medalist.

Daniel holds court with Niv Davidovich, a Los Angeles attorney who has seen it all while helping landlords evict nightmare tenants.

Daniel’s cousin-in-law Amanda (aka Panda) opens up about her dating life and why she has allowed Daniel to publicly take charge of her search for love.

Daniel shoots the breeze with Charlie Dedlow, whose organic family farm has grown from a backyard operation in the 90’s into a favorite produce supplier of LA area stores and restaurants.

Daniel serves questions to Trey Waltke, a former professional tennis player whose career included wins over top ranked opponents John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors.

Daniel interviews part-time competitive jigsaw puzzler and full-time Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory engineer Simmie Berman.

Daniel welcomes his niece, who is affected by a rare neurological disorder, and Dr. Roy Sillitoe, a researcher who studies her condition.

Daniel showers expectant mom Bri with all his baby supplies.

Daniel clashes with Trey Roski, who partnered with his cousin Greg to grow the concept of robot wars into the BattleBots empire.

Daniel is visited in the studio by long-time friend, former ICU nurse, and neighbor Heather Alfano.

Daniel sits down with top prosthetic makeup designer Mike Marino, who has transformed actors for over 100 shows and movies including SNL, Coming 2 America, and The Penguin.

Daniel is joined by Guilford Adams aka Gilly the Clown, veteran of over 4,000 parties and co-director of the documentary American Clown.

Daniel is visited by Dr. Katie Nenneker, founder of a mobile veterinary service that has grown from equine medicine to treat a wide variety of animals across Southern California.

Daniel consults with relocation coach and expat Jana Sanchez, who started a company to guide Americans through the legal and logistical process of moving abroad after her own experience of leaving Texas for the Netherlands.

Daniel gets his affairs in order with Steve Pomerantz, founder of a water cremation company in Florida that offers a gentler, more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional flame cremation.

Daniel chops it up with Dr. Mario A. Rascon, who grew up in Chihuahua, Mexico, and now lives and works on the U.S. side of the border as the Chief Medical Examiner of El Paso County.

Daniel flies high with First Officer Joe, a pilot for one of the country's major airlines, for an honest look at what's actually happening at 35,000 feet. Joe pulls back the curtain on what pilots are actually doing up front during a flight, how commercial airplanes really work, what the life of an airline pilot looks like behind the scenes — the schedule, the pay, the lifestyle — Plus growing up in Boston, because someone had to ask. Next time you're white knuckling through turbulence, remember this episode exists.

Daniel breaks bread with Sebastien Pourrat, the chef and entrepreneur behind Casita Basqueria, whose sandwich drops, Basque Espelette Salt, and cheesecakes have quietly become some of the most sought-after food in Los Angeles. Sebastien opens up about growing up in Basque Country in the south of France, why Spanish culture actually shapes the way he cooks, and what it took to bring that food culture to LA and have it resonate the way it has. He also breaks down how the famous sandwich drops actually work — and why people line up for them the way they do. If you're in LA and you haven't heard of Casita Basqueria yet — you're about to fix that.

Daniel sits down with Joe Greblo, The Godfather of Free Flight, a hang gliding legend whose career dating back to the 1970s has made him one of the most respected figures in the sport. Oh, and he was also a stuntman with over 100 credits, including doubling for MacGyver. Joe shares wild stories from five decades in the air, breaks down how hang gliding actually works, talks through some genuinely terrifying near misses, and reveals how the sport has evolved since he started. He also recounts what happened when he tried to use the bathroom mid-flight. The man has cheated death more times than most people have taken a commercial flight. This one is worth strapping in for.

Daniel sits with Gardena Cinema's Judy Kim, who is fighting to keep the last family-run, single-screen movie theater in LA operating with the help of local volunteers. Celebrating its 80th year in existence and 50 years in the Kim family, Gardena Cinema has become a labor of love, pivoting from first run films to cult classics and event screenings in 2023 to stay relevant, and finding an unlikely ally in Academy Award winning director Sean Baker, a personal friend of Judy's who encouraged her to start a nonprofit "Friends of Gardena Cinema" to help keep the lights on. Judy opens up about what it actually takes to keep an independent theater alive, the volunteer community that shows up every week to make it happen, and the popcorn that Eater named Best Old-School Popcorn in LA. In a city that tears everything down, Gardena Cinema is still standing. For now.