Teen Beat – "More Time With: Dylan Efron and Boston Rob"

Host: Danielle Fishel
Guests: Dylan Efron and Boston Rob
Release Date: February 6, 2026

Overview

In this engaging, laughter-filled episode of "Teen Beat," Danielle Fishel invites Dylan Efron and Survivor icon Boston Rob back for a second installment. Together, they swap embarrassing childhood stories, reflect on awkward growing-up moments, and break down why fart jokes never die. Anchored by Danielle’s warm and comic interviewing style, the episode centers on nostalgia, cringe memories, and the way these shape adult friendships and personality. Listener stories, reality TV mishaps, and classic tales of adolescent blunders make for a hilarious and revealing conversation.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Listener Embarrassment: "Too Many Sit Ups"

[04:02–05:05]

• Hailey from West Virginia calls in with her mortifying seventh-grade gym class story—partnered up for sit-ups, she accidentally passes gas with her partner right in the “blast zone.”
• Hailey’s strategy? Immediate (bad) acting: “Who was that?” Her partner mercifully plays along.
• Memorable moment:
  • Danielle: “I assume my soul left my body and is still wandering that gym to this day.”
• The hosts and guests cackle at the relatability of flatulence horror, recalling their own youthful moments.

2. Farts and Friendship

[05:05–05:48]

• Dylan shares that farts were comedic gold growing up, sparking his best elementary school friendship.
• Quote:
  • Dylan: “That was how I made my best friend… He used to be the guy that would fart in class. We’d lock eyes from across… I would just die.” [05:17]

3. The Spice Channel Tape Incident – Boston Rob’s Ultimate Family Cringe

[06:08–09:49]

• Danielle prompts Rob for his most cringe-inducing childhood memory.
• Boston Rob shares a detailed and hilarious story—at 16 or 17, he watches “the Spice Channel” on his family’s black box cable (early pay-per-view). Days later, at a family gathering, his dad’s taped recording of a boxing match abruptly switches to the adult channel—mid-fight, in front of uncles, aunts, and cousins.
• Without missing a beat, Rob blames his younger brother Michael. The moment is instantly recognized as mortifying—no one finishes the fight, and the incident becomes legendary.
• Quote:
  • Boston Rob: “All of a sudden the Spice Channel comes on. And my father looks at me and I look back… we were watching a video recording of the fight. And here I am with a 20-minute preview of the Spice Channel.” [08:06]
  • Danielle: “Those days of having to record what was playing on the TV on your VHS…” [09:11]
  • Rob: “Everybody’s like, they all look at him and he just looks at me. And I was like: Michael. The worst.” [09:28]

4. Dance, Digestive Problems, and Reality TV Mishaps

[14:03–15:25]

• Danielle admits anxiety about passing gas during her time on “Dancing with the Stars”—inspired by a notorious viral clip of Lindsay Arnold (a pro dancer) performing a cartwheel and accidentally farting on camera.
• Dylan recalls his own near-emergencies during dance rehearsals, which he eventually traces back to overdoing magnesium supplements:
  • Dylan: “I was like, ODing on it. I’m so many electrolytes. So much magnesium. I was giving myself stomach aches for like a week.” [14:53]

5. The Group’s Chemistry and Reality Show Alliances

[15:30–16:44]

• Danielle thanks Dylan and Rob for including her in “Fruit Ninja”—a competitive challenge game.
• Dylan notes this was their “first time with guests” and commends the group’s chemistry.
• Playful Survivor-style banter arises about making alliances and getting “voted out” of the group.
• Quotes:
  • Danielle: “I said… you guys have an alliance, but Dylan and I have an alliance. So I kind of feel like the three of us are in alliance.” [16:19]
  • Boston Rob: “Be careful. That’s how you get voted out… Sometimes the other two will squeeze you out if you try to make too many alliances.” [16:32]

6. Final Jokes and Real-Life Alliances

[16:44–end]

• Laughter about returning for more challenges, surviving spelling bees, and “just having another Diet Coke.”
• Endearing thanks and farewells, with a mutual promise to keep the camaraderie going.

Notable Quotes and Moments with Timestamps

• On farts cementing friendships:

  • Dylan: “That was how I made my best friend. He used to be the guy that would fart in class. We’d lock eyes… I would just die.” [05:17]

• On family shame and VHS mishaps:

  • Boston Rob: “All of a sudden the Spice Channel comes on… and here I am with a 20-minute preview of the Spice Channel.” [08:06]
  • Danielle: “Those days of having to record what was playing on the TV on your VHS to play, that’s what it was.” [09:11]
  • Boston Rob: “Everybody’s like, they all look at him and he just looks at me. And I was like: Michael. The worst.” [09:28]

• On alliance strategy, reality TV-style:

  • Danielle: “I said… you guys have an alliance, but Dylan and I have an alliance. So I kind of feel like the three of us are in alliance.” [16:19]
  • Boston Rob: “Be careful. That’s how you get voted out… Sometimes the other two will squeeze you out if you try to make too many alliances.” [16:32]

• On magnesium mishaps:

  • Dylan: “I was like, ODing on it. I’m so many electrolytes. So much magnesium. I was giving myself stomach aches for like a week.” [14:53]

Episode Flow & Tone

The episode maintains a funny, candid, and nostalgic vibe throughout—listeners are invited to laugh at universal embarrassments while hearing light-hearted wisdom about embracing one's past. Danielle’s friendly, open tone helps guests share freely, and the dynamic between her, Dylan, and Rob feels like genuine friends reminiscing together.

Important Segments (Timestamps)

• [04:02] Listener Hailey’s “Too Many Sit Ups” story
• [05:05–05:48] Dylan and Danielle on fart humor
• [06:08–09:49] Boston Rob’s “Spice Channel” family tape disaster
• [14:03–15:25] Dance rehearsal farts, magnesium, and reality show mishaps
• [16:19–16:44] Survivor alliances, group chemistry, and mutual appreciation

Conclusion

This episode is a heartfelt, hilarious journey through generational cringe, with Danielle, Dylan, and Rob joyfully owning their most embarrassing moments. If you need a reminder that everyone has awkward, unforgettable stories—or just want to laugh—this one’s for you.