Super Bowl Recap + This Is Important Pod with Adam Devine, Blake Anderson and Anders Holm

Recorded: February 10th, 2025 Will Compton and Taylor Lewan are on an absolute heater featuring none other than the legends behind Workaholics—Anders Holm, Adam Devine, and Blake Anderson on this episode. Once the Workaholics crew joins the pod, things get weird. GOOD weird! The guys might be a little hungover, but that doesn’t stop them from diving into their love for NOLA, their podcast This Is Important, and the origins of their friendship. They break down how they pitched Workaholics to Comedy Central, whether they ever doubted themselves, and what it was like navigating the pressures of writing and delivering consistent bangers. They also tell stories of the madness of Game Over, Man, their favorite celebrity cameos in Workaholics, and the moments that left them completely starstruck. Plus, things get even weirder as they debate who has the highest testosterone, reminisce on This Is Important live shows, and, of course, drop some big updates on the Workaholics movie. It’s a twisted, hilarious, and absolutely legendary episode that you don’t want to miss. Like, subscribe and big hugs and tiny kisses! TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 2:14 Big Game Recap 24:40 New Orleans Recap 49:15 Dave Portnoy vs The Boys 1:02:44 NFL Media Days Are A Pain 1:05:40 WORKAHOLICS INTERVIEW STARTS 1:06:03 The Guys Are A Bit Hungover 1:08:31 Nola Is Adam’s #1 City 1:11:18 This Is Important Podcast 1:16:58 How They Met Each Other 1:23:33 Pitching Workaholics To Comedy Central 1:29:18 Did They Ever Question Themselves? 1:31:21 How Quickly Did Workaholics Get Picked Up? 1:33:42 The Writing Process + Pressure To Exceed Expectations 1:38:31 Game Over Man 1:42:42 Favorite Cameo 1:49:01 Have They Been Starstruck? 1:50:00 The Boys Are Hurting 1:53:43 This Is Important Live Shows 1:57:21 Who Has The Highest Testosterone? 2:04:42 Twisted QOTW 2:08:55 Workaholics Movie 2:09:32 Nebraska PredictionsFor more, visit barstool.link/bussinwtbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.