William Shatner Is 92 Years Old And Preparing For Death - Wild Ride
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William Shatner is a legend of Star Trek as well as a multitude of films, television, radio with a career spanning over 80 years.
We had an incredible time speaking with William as he discusses his plans for a futuristic burial site, his current show Stars On Mars, his documentary You Can Call Me Bill, his favorite sci fi films, his drug use (or lack there of), and his reaction to Steve-O’s antics and remembering the infamous roast of Charlie Sheen.
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00:00 Intro
2:30 You Can Call Him Bill
4:05 Hating Cemeteries
10:02 Futuristic Grave Stone
14:48 Ad Break - Whoop
16:31 Jackass Is Wholesome?!
20:01 What's a Great Life?
22:30 The Roast Of Charlie Sheen
25:14 Steve-O's Mentality
28:35 Beehive Bikini
29:42 Ad Break - BlueChew
30:56 Beehive Bikini (cont'd)
32:27 Immortality Is A Joke
36:40 Shatner's New Album
41:28 Ad Break - Liquid Death
43:13 Drug Abuse in Jackass
48:01 Steve-O's Dad
50:29 Beam Me Up
54:11 Shatner's Long Career
56:04 Shatner on Durgs
57:50 Steve-O's Dad (cont'd)
1:04:45 Should People Have Kids?
1:10:45 Stars on Mars
1:15:00 Favorite Sci Fi Movies
1:16:55 Star Trek Cancellation
1:19:12 Shatner Was a Child Star
1:21:31 Bill's Music and Books
1:24:21 Outro
Appearance is one thing, but being so eloquent and witty and fully there at 92 is something I truly admire. I'm beyond impressed. :)
Exactly. Some people are lucky and live WELL right into their 90's. Others get shanked in an ally when they're 16, heheh. 💪😎✌️
For sure!
Then there's Joe Biden, over a decade younger. Explain that one somebody, please.
I'm not, He's into,,....Blood,... TYPICAL HOLLYWOOD SCUM .....Not my FAULT, I DON'T DRINK BLOOD , of any KIND!!!
my granpa was still doing everything at 92 years old that he did at 25 , including playing tennis !
The healthiest looking 92 years young I've ever seen 🙏🏽
He looks 72 what is his secret?
My dad was 83 when he passed quickly from cancer. Before his health went downhill, he looked every bit his age or maybe older. Bill looks and sounds amazing. I'm shocked at his age.
Bill is a national treasure. He's been around since the earlier years of TV, and at 92 is still sharp as a tack. There are few people in entertainment whose deaths would affect me, and he is one of them.
he's Canadian
@@davee930 And still an American treasure. lol :P
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
"There are few people"
"a few" you mean.
Same.
This guy looks no more than 65 years old I'm blown away of how intelligent he still is
A facelift he had 20 odd years ago along with him being overweight actually kept his face from looking older. If he lost weight his skin would look much older.
@@adamn7516
Even besides that though, he SOUNDS much younger than he is. There’s no manipulating that, just straight up good genes.
Not only intelligent, but aware and informed about real cutting edge technologies like ChatGPT and AI imaging and deep fakes that would have left most 92 year olds in the dust. It just goes to show this is a man that never settles down, but is constantly curious and engaged in the world around him. I found that absolutely fascinating.
@@ajagoffit's actually nuts how aware he is. Like....wtf! Good for him
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I can’t believe Shatner is 92! He looks and sounds great!
If only ur mom did
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
Losing this guy is going to be one of the saddest moments in pop culture history. He is the Godfather of science fiction conventions and fandoms for the last 50 years. 😢
He says it will be sad to lose YOU.
This is seriously awesome! I think that people forget that he’s 92 because he’s in such amazing shape. He’s so together & still going a million miles per hour!
Bill is not in amazing shape - he's obese. THAT is what is remarkable: his mind and his health are amazing even "though" he is obese. Wonderful to see. He's a national treasure (even though he's Canadian.)
@rationalmuscle at 92...he's in amazing shape. Most people don't reach his age.
@@rationalmuscle He's fat, not obese. He just has an old man belly. Which I mean ffs at NINETY TWO you're kind of expected to have.
@@chipchippahson He definitely looks like he has a BMI over 30 so given he's not really muscular, he must be obese. Not clinically but obese. As the earlier posted aluded to, that is remarkable as people don't tend to get fat into their 90s and bill has been this fat for a while. He'd probably live longer too if he did a bit more exercise but maybe he is and he just likes to eat I dunno.
Biden is 10 years younger looks his age smelling little girls falling up stairs. Falling down wondering around the stage after interviews. Reading everything on the teleprompter. How is Bill 10 years older and still in this amazing shape?
William Shatner is the man! We are fortunate he is still with us! What a great life and a awesome person.
if you say so
i'd love to see Shatner as Kirk one final time...
Appreciate the greats while they are still here. I love it
He gets drugs from the deep state that tell him what to say...
@@Adamillionaire123 "Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
Shatner is an absolutely icon! One of the coolest people who ever lived!
Totally agree.
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
some of his colleagues that worked with him on Star Trek saw it differently.
Said he was kinda egomaniac on set.
But I guess his past experiences with people and life in general have changed him for a better and made him the man he is now.
agreed...he was very passionate, and has mellowed...now..@@Fiazco
One thing you notice about the 70s stud William Shatner is, he's always curious. He always wants to know more and never wants to stop learning when others his age give up.
Shatner is a legend. I mean he is still healthy, not bitter, positive, living life, up to speed with what's going on. At 92. Some people are wasted even in their 30s.
Really, hats off to this man, he should lecture on how to stay healthy, and live a good life. He is absolutely an inspiration.
Im 36 and drunk everyday. He is sharper than me
92 is the new 62..
I'm 31 and already on disabiliby from brain injury lol.
I seem to recall an era where he drank, a lot.
@@daniellysohirka4258Yikes, that's awful, I'm sorry you're dealing with that. I hope you'll still be able to enjoy life, and with as little difficulty as possible. Hopefully your disability money is good enough to cover all your expenses without leaving you broke and struggling, I know people that have various injuries and had to get on disability and their checks barely covered the rent, much less the other bills, food, medicine, etc... I wish you the best 🙂🙏✌️
Dude the fact that William is not just 92 years old and that fit but that he knows how the ai-self does work and could correct steve on it is impressive af.
Thats the good way of getting old, damn
The disparity of cultural differences in age gaps is decreasing rapidly, especially since the internet but even a couple decades before that was a start. Millennials at least understand zoomer memes, whether or not they vibe with every meme they at least understand the meme. The world is starting to rotate at the same speed together so to speak and its beautiful and will vastly accelerate our progress on earth.
@@SS4KirinBolt THIS. Shatner was relatively a young man when the home computer became mainstream. He even promoted the Commodore computer. So even though he admittedly was never great at using tech he has always kept abreast of it. Someone 20 years younger than Shatner should even be more attuned with current tech....
Dude thats the fact about facts. Factual.
@@Anth230 most of the cast that lived kept up the the times but these were all progressive people throughout their entire lives.. Part of the reason they were hired for the 1960s show is that they were progressives and their world view fit the view of the show
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
Doesn't look his age at all, absolutely amazing and still has full mental clarity. I'm completely blown away.
This was a combo I never knew I needed to see. He's incredibly well-spoken and seems super genuine when talking to Steve O, and it's such an interesting light shown on both of you. For 92, this man is still mentally and physically all there, which is impressive
Well said.
Just wanted you to know that you guys lifted me out of a sinking depression I was going through over twenty years ago. My then thirteen year old son and his friends managed to get me to go see the first Jackass. I didn't stop laughing from the first minute to the last. You saved my life man and I'll never forget it. Thank you.
Thats awesome ❤
You can't deny it - William Shatner is truly out of this world!
yeah, 🇨🇦 Canada!
He poop good
Who's denying it? I bet my eternal LIFE on it!
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
@@Habeev07 Brings a big tear to my eye just reading that😆
Steve you are SOOO respectful. You make getting along with people, and trying to understand their opinions look effortless. You are setting a GREAT example to follow.
Stevo has gone from risking his life for a living to preserving it !
and he won, he beat on life and won and i feel good about that
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
Who would have guessed that 'Captain Kirk' would turn out to be one of the wisest, wittiest, most philosophical and intelligent people I have ever heard interviewed.
Read his books!
What about Biden?
@@bfyrth not even close lmao
@@bfyrthbiden is a warmonger blood on his hands and senile
Shatner's smooth as butter voice contrasted with Steve-O's chainsaw voice in this conversation is cracking me up so much right now.
😂😂 Steve o definitely has that 2 stroke shriek to his voice
The thing I really like and respect about Steve-O is that he isn't pretending to be smart, he is just doing his thing, being himself and we need more of that
I'm 28 and I swear Shatner hasn't aged in my lifetime.
Sounds about right!
I’m 60 and he hasn’t aged that much.
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
I watched Star Trek reruns when I was little kid in the '80s and I like The Unexplained. I'm not even that big a Shatner fan but this may be my favorite episode of the podcast yet. With so many of the celebrities that I grew up seeing on TV, movies, etc. passing away, reminding me how old I'm getting, it's nice to see Bill is still with us and still working even. I knew he was up there in age but didn't realize he is 92! He's doing amazing for someone that age!
Bill Shatner is one of the greatest gifts we've been given, absolutely. Great interview!
Love when Shatner starts to flip the interview, both good sports all around.
Unbelievable how great he looks. Big props for getting him on, this is legendary
W. Shatner is like Betty White in terms of how awesome he is and how much society needs to protect this man. So good for 92 but also sad😢 because of the reality of life. Such a great actor as I grew up watching him😊
Hi Steve-o and Crew, hi William Shattner :-) My aunt in germany has been cremated and buried in a forest next to a tree. It is called "Friedwald". Means like "peace forest". She took her own life one day after christmas. She was supposed to visit us, but she had no energy and she was probably afraid of being a burden. Her inside world did not match the outside world anymore. She had a long life, but also a lot troubled times with her abusive husband and her kids suffering. Pain problems and pain medication addiction, paranoia, a lot of things. She prepared it for a long time and some pills ready just in case she could not do it anymore. She wouldnt have had long anymore and there was nothing in sight to improve her quality of life drastically. It would have taken more energy than she had left at an age around of 80.
It was sad, but i completely understand her and think she made the right decision. The thing that makes me the most sad, that she was alone in her final moment. If i had known and she would have allowed me i would have liked to be there for her. So she wouldnt feel alone in her last moment :( It is the only thing that makes me sad, thinking of what she might have been thinking alone in her "big house" when she took the pills when going to bed. I hope she could find comfort in the people that loved her.
I hope Shatner brakes a 100 years..he's such a great man and the world will be smaller without him and his fantastic stories ..he's part of history
*Breaks
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
Every time I see any mention of Bill my heart rejoices that he's still with us. I'm so excited to start watching the show, here we go.
I agree, been watching him since I was a kid and to see him at 92 and still going strong is wonderful.
@@maliciousintent. TAKE YOUR MEDS DUDE
@@maliciousintent. No, she will call him Bill and you will still have Cheeto dust covered caps lock on....
Great interview Steve-O. Mr Shatner is an amazing human; 92 and still going strong. Looking forward to seeing your documentary. I feel as you begin to put it together, you’re going to find out a lot about yourself and your father.
I just wanted to thank you guys, I really needed this today. Financial setbacks have me feeling down but hearing Steve-O and Mr. Shatner sharing their stories and talking about making themselves and others happy is helping me get back on track. Thank you Steve-O, you and your friends inspire me to chase my dreams, grab life by the balls, and above all have a good time. YOU GUYS ROCK!!!
I'm having a really rough time financially too, I wish you the best of luck in your situation, hope things get better with the quickness! 😎✌️
92 years old! Boldly going where a lot of people never made it before.
Absolute legend. What a man. Such integrity and insight.
Yewwww, It was super cool talking to Shatner! I hope y’all enjoy it much as we did.
Sure hope I do!
You are a lucky man, Vinny! Love you on the pod. You're a great addition! 🤗
I honestly was not expecting such an insightful and mature interview. Thank you gentlemen.
I love William Shatner. He’s always seemed to get a kick out of life, especially when he did music. So fun.
Steve-O is truly underrated as a podcaster. He somehow manages to make guests that normally I wouldn’t be that interested in and makes some of the most fascinating episodes of any podcast. Hes truly growing and very passionate. His outlook on sobriety to me as somebody in recovery myself, ( just celebrated a year free from the ol boozerony last month) is truly inspiring.
Congratulations on your 1 year sobriety, brother! 😊🙏🏼 I myself, celebrated 3 years totally sober from Xanax and Fentanyl on May 1. Couldn't be more happy for you. I know EXACTLY how it feels to reach 1 year. That's huge. Keep it going and I will too. 👍🏼👌🏼 Best wishes from a nobody from 🇩🇰
@@DefferJohn hell ya man. And to you too
I dont find him to be underrated. But I am interested in pretty much everyone he interviews.
Congrats on your 1 year!
Did you just say that you normally wouldn't be interested in a podcast with WILLIAM SHATNER?!?!?
God Bless Him, 92 Years Old & Still Killin’ Sh!t 💪 🙏🏼
one of the best episodes yet; Shatner is such a legend, my own bias of being a huge TOS fan aside you both had such interesting discussion topics and it was amazing how much insight and wisdom he shares! I loved when he gave steve-o constructive critique about the story about his father that he wants to tell; being able to get solid feedback from such a talented experienced creative is really valuable, AND i super appreciate that steve-o listened and genuinely took it to heart.
I could listen to Shatner talk all day. I think his legacy of what was Star Trek will live on for centuries.
I don't think I've ever seen anybody that looks or sounds as good as Shatner does at this age. If I thought I could do that, I wouldn't mind being almost 100. Bones did a hell of a job maintaining this guy.
He looked older in The Deadly Years ep of Star Trek. Guess the make up people got it wrong & he aged completely different.
I was listening to this before and after we had to put our dog down. This was such a great episode for grieving. Thank you Steve-O and crew.
I'm sorry your dog is gone. It's always incredibly heartbreaking when your pets die, as much as we already know it'll happen since they have short lives, they become family. I've cried harder losing my dogs and cats over the years than I ever have when a friend or close family member died, no matter how close I was with my human family, somehow the loss of my pets had hit me so much harder, I'd cry for days in a row, and feel so sad and depressed for a long time.
Eventually I get a new pet, and fall in love with them, knowing full well I'll be heavily grieving in about 10-18 years but it's absolutely worth it to give these animals the love and care they need, a happy and healthy life they might not have otherwise had. I know you'll always have those happy memories with them to cherish and fondly remember 🙂✌️
@@JamesLeeBuzz very well said. Much like you I'm sure, there are these little triggers that would mean nothing to anybody else but are tied to a small memory I didn't even know was there.
Almost 5 months removed the house still feels empty. My kid asked for 5 dogs for Christmas. I'm still not ready, but know when a little dog needs me, I'll be there ready to accept again.
It's funny how my family and a lot of friends don't quite get the whole Jackass fascination. But the absolute best people are here. Again thank you for your kind words.
I'm very inspired by how lucid he is. The fact that he has a good handle on a.i. and tech is incredible for his age. It seems he might be here for another decade or so.
This is for sure one of the most compelling and intelligent conversations you guys have had on the show, incredible work guys!
If I didn't know I'd guess he's in his 60s. Incredible
This man is crazy young for 92, it is awe inspiring and comforting seeing it is possible,
Wow! I enjoyed every second of it !!
KUDOS Steve O for mastering this interview !! William is beyond a legend and is incredibly alive !! Funny, bold and intelligent, and man, how active!! An example for all of us... God bless him!!! God bless you all !! We need this kind of positive energy and spirit in our lives right now. Steve O, you got our attention with your incredible stunts and now with your wonderful interviews... that's what I call reinventing yourself!! William had the generosity and heart to turn it into knowing Steve more about his life to the benefit of his audience, us. Very cool !! Thank you!! I had a very good moment watching you guys!!
Steve-O! I get so hyped when these come out, not to mention your guest beyond the stars! Just started the episode and anticipate a wild ride where no man has gone before.
Shatner is the absolute best. I've always felt like his characters come to life due to the fact that he always appears to be in on the joke. Obviously, it's not much different in his day to day life. God bless you Mr. Shatner. Live long and prosper!
How amazing William is mentally for his age !! And how good he looks😍 I was so emotional when he went on the rocket to space and how brave he was to even consider that lots of love June ❤
Wow. I’m loving this candid chat with William Shatner! I saved it so I could continue later. Almost 2am here. Thank you for talking so long to one of my very favorite voices of all time!
William, you have been a favorite of my father and myself since the 60s thank you for your work. Star Trek changed everything it was cutting edge and you will live on forever man.
Bill is awesome, thanks for having him on your great show, Steve
He is boldly going where no 92 year old man has gone before.
"Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!"
DU NU NU.. NU NU NU... DU NU NUUUUH... DU DUN AH NU NU NU NU NUUUUH!!
Just amazing! What an incyguest he his. Has everyone already mentioned from his knowledge to his incredible career!
Love it all
Thank you #Steve-O for having him on, just wild!
@stevo the bit about what’s a great life where you brought up ppl who have medical problems that cause them stress. As a kid I was diagnosed with a rare hip issue which limits my mobility and mobility to move around quickly and for long periods of time on top of that my hips are slowly deteriorating over time and I was just told I have 10 years till I need a hip replacement. I’ve had 3 surgeries between the ages of 11 and 13 just for this not counting any others.. my whole life I’ve had to deal with this and I loved jackass as a kid and still do. Your one of my favorite celebrities and I don’t nessarly care for most of them now a days. Thanks for being you dude your absolutely amazing.. 😊
Bill has been a constant in my life. My mom grew up with OG Star Trek and made sure I did too. Shatner and Nimoy raised me as much as My parents did. My morals and philosophy were undoubtedly framed by Star Trek. From the Original series to TNG, I became a humanist because of Trek. I'm glad that even at his advanced age, the captain of the U.S.S Enterprise is as spry as ever.
💯
Your a jaegoff
Dude at 92 yrs old Mr.Shatner looks incredible! He carries himself much younger as well. I didn’t realize he was as funny as he is!😅
This was a beautiful and fascinating episode of wild ride!
Steve-o you have become such an amazing, wonderful person with great insight and understanding of the world and the problems in it. I've felt the same about cemeteries for ages but never heard anyone express thay opinion until now.
Binging wild ride episodes for about a week now and it's the best podcast ever!
You're awesome, man.
The Captain looks and sounds incredible for 92 ! Cheers to you Bill. Happy that I Just discovered your channel Steve O. your interview style is one the best I have seen, Congratulations on your coming successes.
Love this episode! You and Shatner are two of my favs ever. Snuggles to you both!
Another amazing interview with Mr. Shatner. He is definitely one of my favorite people.
What a great conversation with Bill..Had to be fun as all get out. Good job Steve-O and crew.."Run into this microphone". Awesome
Thank you to the Wild Ride podcast for being awesome! The only channel that I will truly stop what I’m doing and either watch or listen to no matter where I’m at!! Soo soo dope thx guys!!!!
What a great life this man has lived! ( same goes for Steve-o)Still can keep up with the times and has it all together. I would love to sit and chat with him. This interview is amazing:)
Honestly I think so many people love this man so much it’s extending his life with us.❤
William Shatner Is 92 Years Old already ? Wow , I am in my mid 50's and Watched Him on TV for Years , Love the Twilight Zone and Star Trek , Amazing how fast this Time has passed . What a great life He has had and a Great Interview , He's sharp . Thank You and Hey , found Liquid death at my local St .Louis stores , Right 0n :) QC
Man Steve-O I have a childhood story that would make you cry it was rough it was tough it was awesome it was sad it was monumental and most of all I persevered out of the dark really really dark and now have a career and a great family
Probably the best WILD RIDE so far. Love William Shatner. I will always remember his performance as The Big Giant Head. Comedy gold.
His cognitive ability is fantastic. My grandma is 82, and her brain has completely deteriorated. I think the key is keeping physically and mentally active. Many people give up on physical and mental activity when they retire, and the body and brain decline at an accelerated rate. Once it begins, it's much harder to prevent, or to regain your previous abilitites.
Sometimes it’s just luck of the draw
It is the luck of the draw, some of the fittest and intelligent people get dementia, sometimes in their 40's or 50's, as well as those who are not as fit etc.
The same process that creates plaque in the heart creates plaque in the brain.
There’s definitely some genes involved. Interestingly, women are more at risk to dementia compared to men. There’s some hormones involved in the process too. But generally keeping mental and physically fit is key!
Unreal that he looks and converses like this at 92! Most people won’t even get to that age. Those that donate often dribbling down their top, whilst sat in their own piss! Amazing man.
Thank you for sharing this amazing talk with a living legend. Shatner has barely changed in looks or sound since I first enjoyed him as a kid watching the ST movies back in the 80s. It's mind-blowing how youthful he is now that he has started on his 10th decade! LLAP
Best podcast yet Steve-O. Absolute legend
It's refreshing to have people talk about death without all the usual drama.
I grew up in a household very much like it, I know exactly what my parents want and have planned out and when I got married I decided to have this conversation with my wife.
And regrettably, I'm glad I did because she passed away 6 months after we married.
She had lost her father when she was 13 and they'd scattered his ashes up in Scotland, near a certain Loch.
Absolutely beautiful place, a tiny village near by with nothing but rolling hills and nature.
She asked me to scatter her ashes where her fathers had been scattered.
Both of them had no tombstone and when I die I have the same thing planned.
I don't need a stone, or plot of land.
On a long enough time scale we'll all be forgotten, even the planet Earth won't last forever.
In my death, I'll return to the Earth and hopefully my nutrients etc will help something grow and live on.
Like Steve-O said, it's not an ending, it's a cycle.
In my case I see it as a passing of the torch to future life and in some small way a piece of me will go on living in whatever grows and feeds upon me.
And if spirits and after life's etc are real, then great.But If not I'm at peace with the circle of life.
I'm not religious but I most identify with the idea of reincarnation for the very real reason our lives and deaths will go on to beget more life.
It's not quite what Buddhist reincarnation believes (the whole Samsara stuff etc) but just as a matter of fact I really draw comfort from the idea other life will draw strength from my own, as odd as it might sound.
It's for similar reasons I'm totally OK with organ donation too.More than happy if folks get to live as a consequence.
Use what you can and cremate the rest.
But regardless of my views, honestly if you learn nothing else from my comments, you should "have the chat" with loved ones and friends.
An amazing Podcast guys!! Thank you for the great entertainment!! Keep up the great work.
Great interview William Shantner has been my role model since ever since I was 10-years-old. He is the best I love that guy. Continue to live long and continue to prosper.
That is interesting. I buried my Dads ashes under a Pear tree in my front yard several years ago and it has grown bigger and more lush than the other one we planted at the same time. It grows fruit every year, nice fat, sweet pears every fall. Just got to get them before the squirrels do. I told my mom about "Dads tree" and how well it was doing compared to other trees we have planted over the years and she said, "Yeah... Bone meal works really well as a fertilizer." Sorry bout that Dad😂 😂😂. I only scattered about half his ashes under the tree tho, we scattered the rest of them in the ocean at Muir Beach outside of San Francisco as it was one of his favorite places in the world. If he had known how crazy things would get in the city he would roll over in his grave if he had one.
Bill is my favorite celebrity on earth.
Mr. William Shatner looks absolutely amazing for 92, man!! Look how he's responding and interacting at his age!! My grandma who is over the age of 85 has alzheimer's and my mom has Parkinsons when she was turning 40 years old and she's over 65 this year in a scooter... I wish my family was as healthy as this man right here.. I don't care about myself.. I'm happy for him.. it's great to see.
I hope you're living an exceptionally healthy lifestyle because it sounds like your genetics are going to be working against you. Might be unavoidable regardless.
@@ThatAwakeningMoment thank you..
William has looked after himself he's never smoked or drunk and eats healthy and exercises daily
What an absolutely mind blowing video! Incredible interviewing skills! Bikk is so switched on. It’s as if he’s in his 50s. Inspiring video. Thankyou.
This was free!!! Wow.
Good health is key, so glad you promote it . I'm seriously thinking of quitting cigs and the fume from previous podcast seems the safest option. Anywho, I currentlyhave a fitbit ( just for cals, not sleep), BUT the woop band sounds ok. Btw, William Shatner is my effin hero...just the best when the best men in the biz are in the same room. Can'tbelieve he's on this podcast 🙌 Keep slaying🤘🙃
This man was 30 in 1961.
I can't believe how sharp and funny Bill is..wow! What a fantastic podcast!
One of my favourite chats so far! What a legend! So funny and clever ❤
Friggin awesome interview/conversation!
Man he looks great for 92 years old, he seems to be great mentally and physically he looks like he’s getting around good. There is a lady who works at a gas station near my house who is 38 years old and looks 65. I know this because she asked a man for his ID and he said really? Look at me do u think I’m under 18 with all this gray hair? How would you feel if I asked you for ur ID? You gotta be what in ur 60’s? You would laugh if I asked for ur ID. She said you think I’m in my 60’s? He said ok late 50’s? She said no I’m 38 which he laughed and said show me ur ID and yeah she was 38. When I was paying she asked me could you believe that guy saying I look like I’m 60 years old? Obviously I was nice and said no but yeah she looked min 65. My whole point is how crazy it is the difference in aging people can be. One of my friends was bald and gray at 20 years old then look at my dad he didn’t have a gray hair till 60 and has a full head of hair.
Holy crap I’m not even a minute in and I’m blown away by his youthfulness
As Sulu would say...Ohh Myyyyy
Thanks bill! always love it when you do a podcast for youtube!
This was an absolutely fantastic interview. William Shatner is such an amazing guy
I love Bill. I felt like I was hanging out with my favorite uncle ❤
He's a goal to reach mentally as a human being when you're old. At peace and in love with everything.
This was more Shatner interviewing Steve-o! What a great episode!
One of the best shows I've seen.
And it ended right as i got back to the work truck. Perfect
This was a great episode guys. Mr. Shatner is a legend.
This podcast is truly Amazing on many levels.
Steve-O... I never got into your Jackass stuff, it just wasn't my type of entertainment, but I've come to love your podcast. You've really found a great thing here and this interview with the legendary William Shatner was phenomenal. Keep up the great work and I'll keep watching you :)
WOW. I've never seen a person look that good, and be so coherent and present, at such an advanced age. Very remarkable.
Never been a fan of his acting/movies. But man he looks phenomenal for 92
Good lord he looks amazing for 92!
Great interview. My dad is also 92 and is as sharp minded and healthy as William Shatner. It is so cool!
I have really grown to admire William Shatner over recent years. This was such a great interview. I loved how it was two artist from complete opposite genres, but they managed to speak on common grounds.