Post Malone: Joining the Mile High Club (FBF)

Fri May 02 2025

Join Alex as she travels to Boston to attend the Post Malone concert, sit down for an interview and get her ass kicked in beer pong. Post opens up about his childhood and how the bullying he endured has shaped his commitment to living a life of kindness. He offers a glimpse into his notoriously private life and opens up about his biggest insecurities and his fears when it comes to parenting. Post spills the details on how he proposed to his fiancée and reveals what his dream wedding would look like. With no topic off limits, he talks about losing his virginity, joining the mile high club, and even shares his go-to porn search words. Post dives into the creative process behind his newest album.

Summary

Podcast Summary: Call Her Daddy – Episode Featuring Post Malone: "Joining the Mile High Club (FBF)"

Introduction and Concert Invitation

In the "Post Malone: Joining the Mile High Club (FBF)" episode of Call Her Daddy, host Alex Cooper welcomes the global superstar Post Malone for an intimate and humorous conversation. The episode kicks off with Post Malone reaching out to Cooper from Boston, expressing his desire to attend Cooper’s concert together. This unique invitation sets the tone for a relaxed and candid interview atmosphere.

[01:18] Post Malone: "Hi, Daddy gang. I am currently in Boston. Okay. And I'm on my way to the Post Malone concert. And I figured I don't want to go alone. I would love for you to come with me. That's why I got us this limo."

Identity and Artistic Persona

A significant portion of the conversation delves into Post Malone's real name, Austin Post, and the origins of his stage name. Cooper and Malone explore whether "Post" and "Post Malone" represent distinct personas or are simply different facets of the same individual.

[07:17] Austin Post: "I think everything is me, you know? My name's Austin. Everyone calls me Austin. I got Post Malone from just putting my name in a rap name generator in high school."

This discussion highlights Malone's playful approach to his artistic identity and his desire to maintain authenticity in his public persona.

Touring and Personal Growth

Post Malone reflects on his current tour experiences compared to his early days. He shares his feelings about performing with a band for the first time, emphasizing the camaraderie and reduced loneliness on stage.

[08:12] Austin Post: "It's my first tour with a band, so I'm so. I'm having so much fun. I'm so excited."

Malone candidly discusses the physical toll of touring, mentioning joint fatigue and the challenges of maintaining energy levels as he ages.

[09:39] Austin Post: "I'm super tired. And going on tour now. My knees click, says she's tired."

Humorous Anecdotes and Personal Habits

The interview is peppered with humorous exchanges, particularly surrounding Malone's quirky habits. They joke about his on-stage attire, including jorts and knee braces, and Malone's candid admissions about answering emails while on the toilet—a metaphor Cooper later clarifies.

[16:06] Austin Post: "Emails is just code for shitting."

This lighthearted banter showcases Malone’s down-to-earth personality and his ability to laugh at himself.

Early Life and Overcoming Adversity

Malone opens up about his childhood, describing himself as an introverted and "weird" kid who faced bullying for his unique style and self-expression. His adherence to dressing like his father, despite peer pressure, underscores his commitment to individuality.

[21:19] Austin Post: "Cause my dad's cool. Guys, what the fuck?"

He shares how these experiences fostered his empathy and desire to treat others kindly, contrasting his past struggles with his current philanthropic outlook.

[23:17] Austin Post: "You are so fucking cool. Even if no one thinks you're fucking cool, you're super fucking cool."

Parenthood and Relationship Insights

Post Malone reveals personal details about his engagement and fatherhood, providing a glimpse into his private life. He discusses proposing in Las Vegas, the dynamics of his relationship, and the birth of his daughter.

[51:25] Post Malone: "How old is your daughter now?"

[51:27] Austin Post: "At the time of this interview? 14 months. 14, 15 months."

Malone emphasizes the importance of financial stability in his role as a parent, blending humor with sincerity as he talks about his parenting skills.

[51:52] Austin Post: "Having money? Yeah, for sure. I think as of right now, that is good for the baby and good for the mom."

Creative Process and Album Development

The conversation shifts to Malone’s creative endeavors, particularly his new album, Austin. He describes an accelerated songwriting process, crafting eight songs in seven days, and the collaborative nature of the project. Malone expresses hope that the album resonates with listeners without the pressure of expectations.

[56:21] Austin Post: "The story behind the album is a couple days before tour, we were like, hey, I want to do, like, an acoustic project. So we went and we rented out Henson for a week, and we made like, eight songs in seven days."

He humorously mentions incorporating unconventional recording environments, such as adding a porcelain throne to the studio for accurate vocal recordings.

[58:45] Post Malone: "This is like how I do it. It’s me in my raw form of how I actually do it."

Rapid-Fire Personal Insights

In a rapid-fire segment, Cooper asks Malone a series of personal questions, ranging from his most toxic traits to his biggest fears. Malone openly discusses his struggles with drinking, jealousy, and managing stage fright, offering a raw and honest portrayal of his vulnerabilities.

[32:19] Austin Post: "Drinking and sometimes jealousy. And I'm also sometimes, especially with my good friends, quick to anger."

He also shares heartfelt advice for listeners facing bullying and encourages self-acceptance.

[23:17] Austin Post: "Just keep being yourself. Just keep being fucking cool. Cause you're fucking cool and no one can tell you shit, really."

Humorous Banter and Audience Engagement

The episode is interspersed with playful banter and light-hearted moments, such as discussions about embarrassing body parts and humorous takes on personal habits. This approach makes the conversation feel intimate and relatable, bridging the gap between celebrities and their audience.

[29:54] Austin Post: "I'm Puff Daddy."

[39:52] Post Malone: "Just be nice. Don't be a dickhead."

Closing Remarks and Future Endeavors

As the interview wraps up, Malone expresses gratitude for the opportunity to connect with Cooper and the Call Her Daddy audience. They briefly touch upon future projects and the ongoing support from Malone’s fanbase.

[62:22] Post Malone: "This is so sweet, guys. Thank you so much. You’re amazing."

Conclusion

This episode of Call Her Daddy offers a multifaceted glimpse into Post Malone’s life, blending humor, vulnerability, and insightful discussions. From his early struggles with bullying and his journey to fatherhood, Malone provides listeners with an authentic and engaging narrative. The candid exchange between Cooper and Malone not only entertains but also inspires, making it a standout episode in the Call Her Daddy series.

Notable Quotes:

[07:17] Austin Post: "I think everything is me, you know? My name's Austin. Everyone calls me Austin."
[23:17] Austin Post: "Just keep being yourself. Just keep being fucking cool."
[32:19] Austin Post: "Drinking and sometimes jealousy. And I'm also sometimes, especially with my good friends, quick to anger."
[39:52] Post Malone: "Just be nice. Don't be a dickhead."
[62:22] Post Malone: "This is so sweet, guys. Thank you so much. You’re amazing."

This structured and detailed summary captures the essence of the episode, highlighting key discussions, personal insights, and the dynamic between Alex Cooper and Post Malone. It serves as a comprehensive overview for listeners and those who haven't tuned in.