Pod Meets World – Episode: Pod Meets San Francisco (with How Rude, Tanneritos!)

Release Date: July 26, 2025
Host/Author: iHeartPodcasts

1. Introduction and Tour Highlights

The episode kicks off with the hosts, Danielle Fishel, Wilfred “Wil” Malick, and Ryder Strong, sharing their excitement about their ongoing tour across the United States. They recap the cities they've visited so far, including Denver, Phoenix, Austin, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Seattle, and Portland, with a special mention of Columbus, Ohio.

Danielle Fishel ([03:48]) enthuses, “The tour's been amazing. We're finally getting some west coast love.”

2. Welcoming Special Guests: Jody Sweetin and Andrea Barber

In San Francisco, the hosts welcome special guests Jody Sweetin and Andrea Barber, renowned for their podcast "How Rude, Tanneritos!" Danielle introduces them with humor, emphasizing their deep ties to San Francisco.

Danielle Fishel ([04:34]): “Jody Sweet and Andrea Barber. They are from Full House and Fuller House, and of course, they host the wonderful podcast How Rude, Tanneritos!”

3. Celebrating Podcast Milestones

Jody and Andrea celebrate reaching their two-year milestone since launching their podcast in June 2023. They reflect on their journey, discussing how they've grown and deepened their understanding of their favorite shows through their podcasting experience.

Jody Sweetin ([05:04]): “We just hit the two-year mark. How are the two-year mark? And just watch the hundredth episode of Full House. Fuller House.”

4. The Joy of Rewatching Boy Meets World and Full House

The conversation transitions to the hosts' shared experiences of rewatching iconic shows like "Boy Meets World" and "Full House." They delve into favorite episodes, memorable moments, and the challenges of revisiting beloved characters.

Danielle Fishel ([05:16]): “Watching that actually develop, like in real time as you watch episode over episode and you're like, I can see us getting closer and this family. And I was like, oh, I see why fans felt that way too.”

Wilfred L. ([05:56]): “We're now on season five for the rewatch now all the memories are coming back. We're like, oh, yeah, I remember this.”

5. Behind the Scenes of Live Shows

Jody and Andrea recount their first live show experience, which centered around Jesse and Becky’s wedding from "Full House." They share amusing anecdotes about costume choices, interactions with original cast members like John Stamos and Lori Loughlin, and the overall success of the event.

Andrea Barber ([07:03]): “We did. It was Jesse and Becky’s wedding. So we had Jesse and Becky there. We didn't invite others.”

Danielle Fishel ([08:06]): “We had Scott Weinger, Marla Sokoloff... It was a really fun event.”

6. Future Plans and Live Tour Aspirations

Excitement builds as the discussion shifts to future live shows. The hosts brainstorm ideas for enhancing their live performances, including ambitious set designs inspired by celebrities like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry. They also contemplate celebrating "Boy Meets World" approaching its 40th anniversary.

Ryder Strong ([07:37]): “I'm gonna go. I bet I could get Katy Perry's whatever butterfly thing on the cheap because it malfunctions.”

Danielle Fishel ([10:08]): “We're hoping to put it together. That would be so fun. And, I mean, the show's coming up on 40 years.”

7. Reflections on Show Settings and Nostalgia

The group reminisces about the settings of "Full House," particularly its San Francisco backdrop. They discuss the show's nautical-themed decor and how it mirrors the real-life San Francisco vibe, adding a layer of nostalgia for fans.

Danielle Fishel ([12:24]): “The decor, it looked like the Fisherman's Wharf puked inside of the Tanner household.”

Andrea Barber ([12:34]): “Golden Gate pillows... All nautical theme. Ship things.”

8. Favorite and Tough Episodes

The hosts share their favorite episodes and moments that were challenging to watch. Danielle highlights the earthquake episode, praising how it sensitively handled Stephanie's emotional struggles.

Danielle Fishel ([22:52]): “I thought that episode was really good. They handled it beautifully.”

Ryder Strong ([23:45]): “It's a great episode.”

Conversely, they discuss episodes that were awkward or less favored, such as those involving Michelle's exaggerated hairstyles and wardrobe choices.

Danielle Fishel ([19:00]): “It was a better era.”

Wilfred L. ([21:05]): “It has become a running joke that I'm like, oh, here comes Michelle with their eating disorder again.”

9. The Importance of Family and Friendship

Throughout the episode, the conversation underscores the themes of family and friendship inherent in the shows they cherish. The interactions between characters in "Full House" and "Boy Meets World" serve as a foundation for their discussions on personal growth and relationships.

Danielle Fishel ([24:38]): “Mom passes. Danny is left with the three girls... Jesse and Joey move in to help.”

10. Closing Thoughts and Future Collaborations

As the episode wraps up, the hosts express their gratitude towards their guests and audience. They hint at future collaborations and encourage listeners to follow their journeys on social media and through their merchandise.

Danielle Fishel ([28:50]): “Thank you for coming to do our live show. We're going to be guests on your podcast now.”

Ryder Strong ([28:51]): “Thank you all for joining us for this episode of Pod Meets World.”

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Danielle Fishel ([05:16]): “Watching that actually develop... this family. And I was like, oh, I see why fans felt that way too.”

• Andrea Barber ([08:06]): “We had Scott Weinger, Marla Sokoloff... It was a really fun event.”

• Danielle Fishel ([22:52]): “I thought that episode was really good. They handled it beautifully.”

• Danielle Fishel ([12:24]): “The decor, it looked like the Fisherman's Wharf puked inside of the Tanner household.”

This episode of Pod Meets World offers a heartfelt and nostalgic journey through beloved television classics, enriched by candid discussions with fellow podcasters Jody Sweetin and Andrea Barber. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to these iconic shows, this conversation provides insightful reflections, memorable anecdotes, and a celebration of enduring friendships within the entertainment world.