Scott Baio's Take On Life

Join Scott for a one-on-one interview with his friend, comedian/actor/writer Adam Hunter.

What do cigars and wheelchairs have in common? Rolling...

Table for one? Getting tougher to go out alone. Do you cut in line? Guilt is making it harder. Did you know Scott was the vomit monitor in school?

What do drinking and reading have in common? Glasses!

Have you gotten bad advice?  Have you ever given bad advice intentionally?  In public, sometimes it’s easy to see the difference between men and women; especially in Sephora.  Reading glasses are suddenly exciting.  Join us for this week’s episode and be part of our friendly debate.

No podcast this week. Happy Thanksgiving!

Turns out babies, dogs and baby powder don't mix...What's with our fascination with reverse aging? Here's a taste of our most recent episode.

Are you addicted to Instagram or TikTok? We used to yell at our kids for spending too much time online; now adults are equally guilty. What happened to Hot Wheels? They used to be indestructible metal, and now they’re using plastic! Inflation has hit parking meters, and Mark Jones is pissed.  

Jim Breuer initially had a hiccup joining Scott Baio's podcast; maybe engineer George needs a tutorial.

Scott welcomes his friend, comedian/actor Jim Breuer, for a one-on-one interview.

Mark Jones is our resident Director, not a cameraman, as you can probably tell...

Does anyone still hitchhike?  Vacations create unforgettable memories; are there some you’d rather forget? Let’s talk Thanksgiving and Christmas traditions.   

It’s Halloween, not Holloween! What are the top 5 favorite candies? What happened to Tricks; everybody only gets Treats? Send your costume pics to takeonlifepodcast@gmail.com.

Going to the dentist makes us nervous. Is there a wrong side to pump gas? Remembering Ace Frehley.

Don’t wear shorts on an airplane! Which songs or artists make you immediately change the radio station? Plus, why do guys “claim” women, making you the eternal sideman?

Tune into the Scott Baio podcast with special guests Heather Locklear and Jillian Barberie! Subject: 70s and 80s 🎶🕺

Do you plan your outfit you’ll be buried in at your funeral? What about where you're buried or other plans? Would you go back in time and be a teenager again? What age exactly? Mark needs a new router. These topics, plus the third finalist for George Needs a Date, the MailBag and more on this week’s episode of our podcast.

Why are the rules different for men and women? Women are much more comfortable sleeping in the same bed than men, plus, they can dance together, and go to the bathroom together; these are awkward for guys, why? In Los Angeles, you can’t bury your pet in your backyard, Mark’s pet peeve! Plus, Scott turns 65!

Cars have horns, but we barely use them; when is it okay to honk? When you’re on vacation, why does breakfast for two cost $100? Plus we welcome the first finalist for George Needs a Date!

Shoplifting in Los Angeles has gotten so out of hand, grocery stores are taking drastic measures; Why do we remember our school teachers so vividly, even their specific names? Getting disciplined and other things in the 70s and 80s. Caddyshack trailer and old 80s movie trailers.

We’ve gotten comfortable with consuming media anywhere--from TVs to phones to computers--what impact is this having on the future of movie theaters? No matter how much you plan and prepare, there’s an emptiness when you send a child off to college; is it safety, worry or selfish emotion? What’s up with time travel; will this ever be a reality?

You’ve got friends you’ve known your whole life, but why is it so hard to make new ones when you’re older? George had jury duty last week, why do many people shy away from participating? Could you live without a smartphone?

What do you do when you're sick; make an appointment or resort to an old wives' tale? With all the mysterious activity in the sky, are we alone? What's with the constant use of the F-word? Also, Mark can't hold it.

Happy Days script winner, George Needs a Date and yelling at the TV during sporting events.

Victims of the recent Palisades fire are anxious to begin rebuilding, but are met with the frustrating priorities of politics. Hear first hand from one who survived this disaster, but his home did not. When you go out to eat, are you tired of a device being pushed in your face to add a gratuity? Why has the practice of tipping in a restaurant become so complicated? Scott wonders, when you were gro...