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Episode 323: Rogan Shout Out and Fat Guys Can't Ride Horses

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Bert Kreischer calls Brendan Walsh "the best prank call I've ever heard" on Joe Rogan.

1. World Record Podcast with Brendon Walsh Episode 323 centers on a Joe Rogan shout-out and a fat-guy-horse-riding call. 2. Brendon Walsh hosts with Corn Easy, and Bert Kreischer and Joe Rogan appear in the opening clip to discuss Walsh’s prank-call work. 3. The episode exists to replay a Bert Kreischer endorsement, then stretch it into long prank calls and phone dead-ends. 4. Bert Kreischer says Walsh made "the best prank call I've ever heard," and Joe Rogan asks, "What's he up to?" 5. The conversation names Walsh as a funny "Austin guy" and recalls a prank about a Silver Lake Circuit City turning into a Whole Foods. 6. Rogan and Kreischer describe a sex-line call where a dog barking in the background kept breaking the rhythm. 7. Walsh pauses the playback before the full call and jokes that the clip has to be heard before the explanation ruins it. 8. The old Bone Zone recording that follows includes sexual roleplay, repeated interruptions, and a caller trying to stay in character while chaos builds around him. 9. The call features a dog barking, a baby crying, and a stranger in the background yelling for a photographer to leave. 10. Walsh and Corn Easy then switch to a horse stable call and ask how fat someone can be to ride a horse. 11. The stable worker gives a 175-pound weight limit and explains that horses can carry only about 20 percent of their body weight with equipment included. 12. She adds that beginner riders need more balance, so size alone is not the only issue. 13. Walsh keeps pressing with questions about a 350-pound rider, tandem horses, and even riding a cow or an ATV. 14. The call turns combative when Walsh calls the horse policy "discrimination" and "some he say she say bullshit." 15. A later joke turns the weight-limit complaint into a rap-style chant about a "350 pounds" rider and a horse getting "smush[ed] into the ground." 16. Another recurring bit involves old-boyfriend and 9/11 hero setups, plus a pants store that says it does not discriminate against same-sex couples. 17. The pacing is loose, talky, and heavily improvised, with Walsh interrupting himself, restarting bits, and reacting to the call in real time. 18. The format jumps from clip playback to live riffing, then into fresh prank calls, with Corn Easy acting as a steady sidekick. 19. Listeners who like prank calls, Bert Kreischer, Joe Rogan, and absurd phone bits will get the most out of this episode. 20. Skip it if you want a structured interview or a clean, non-chaotic format.

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