272 episodes
The TryPod The Try Guys & Ramble
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- Comedy
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4.9 • 45 Ratings
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The Try Guys have swam with sharks, survived in the wild, shocked themselves with birthing simulators, and risked their lives for their videos. In this weekly podcast they dissect their experiences as internet creators and best friends who have made a living failing upwards.
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Our Weird Vacation (that Zach kinda ruined)
Our trip to a southern state where Zach got arrested.
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Webkinz vs American Girl Showdown
The gang is introduced to Webkinz and American Girl.com and come to terms that Kirsten the American Girl pilgrim wasn't really that cool
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Launch Day Reactions
One of the biggest days in Try History - we reflect on how the launch went and where we go from here!
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Eugene's Last Podcast
The end of an era... so bittersweet. We reminisce and also DM Dakota Johnson
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Answering Your Questions
The Big Announcement is here!! And we want to give you the down and dirty details for all things New Era.
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We Accidentally Played a P*rn Game on the Podcast
We stumble into the wild west of smutty choose your own adventure and Zach addresses his beef with ferris wheels.
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Customer Reviews
My secret
When I was younger, we had a trampoline in our neighborhood, that people from the neighborhood could use. One day, I went there with my siblings, and my brother went in to jump on the trampoline (he must’ve been about 3). While he was inside, I was on the phone with a friend, but what I forgot to do was to zip up the entrance to the trampoline. You might see where this is going, at the time I didn’t. My brother started running around in the trampoline, leaning on the wall of it, and when he reached the opening in the trampoline, he fell straight out. At home, I told my mom that he just fell down while running, and not from a great height, so she wouldn’t worry. It’s been almost 5 years, and I still haven’t told her about it.