Join Michael Yo for an honest conversation on parenting, modern culture, and the challenges of staying present in a digital age. Discover how to reclaim family time and find balance in this episode of The Yo Show.In this episode of The Yo Show, Michael Yo and his co-host dive into the realities of fatherhood, reflecting on post-Father’s Day celebrations and the struggle to disconnect from phones to prioritize family. The discussion explores why kids today are choosing tablets over traditional toys, a theme highlighted in the latest Toy Story installment, and how that mirrors our own screen-time struggles. Beyond parenting, the guys share insights from their recent comedy circuit travels in Timmonium, delve into the latest in soccer updates, and discuss the importance of kindness and manners in public spaces. We also touch on the history-making influence of Oprah Winfrey in Baltimore, proving that there’s always something new to learn even from the places you think you know. Whether you are a fan of comedy, interested in pop culture commentary, or looking for relatable life advice, this episode covers it all. Don't forget to check out the upcoming tour dates and support the show by subscribing for weekly, authentic conversations.0:00 - Welcome to The Yo Show & Father's Day Reflections4:17 - Toy Story, Tablets, and Parenting Challenges8:57 - Connecting to Korean Heritage10:20 - Comedy Touring and Fan Connection12:04 - Upcoming Comedy Tour Dates13:14 - Korean Soccer Analysis16:42 - The Disappearing Art of Manners in Public22:54 - Oprah Winfrey's Baltimore HistoryTickets for my comedy tour michaelyo.com/tour 🎧 We have AUDIO!!! Listen to The Yo Show anywhere you go!Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1y8lKeA...About Michael YoMichael Yo is a two-time Emmy-nominated stand-up comedian, actor, and host whose first love is the stage. Houston-raised with Black and Korean roots, he turns his multicultural background and family life into warm, punchy storytelling that connects across generations. Michael has released three full stand-up specials—Blasian (2018), I Never Thought (2022), and Snack Daddy (2025). As a proud father and husband, he builds a huge chunk of his material around the beautiful chaos of family, turning parenting fails, marriage negotiations, and cultural clashes into big, high-energy laughs. His style is clean enough for TV, real enough for late-show crowds, and always grounded in jokes that actually mean something. On the hosting side, Michael currently fronts the fast-paced, family-friendly game show Scrambled Up, airing in national syndication where his quick wit and crowd work drive the action. He also leads A&E’s travel-food adventure series 1,000 Ways to Dine, mixing his love of storytelling with delicious, offbeat culinary experiences. Mentored early in his stand-up journey by Chelsea Handler and Jo Koy, Michael developed a voice that’s honest, self-deprecating, and relentlessly fun. He tours nationally, headlining clubs and theaters across the country, and holds a weekly residency at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club at THE LINQ in Las Vegas, while also appearing as a featured comedian in Mad Apple by Cirque du Soleil.