Bigfoot hunter Cliff Barackman talks about sasquatch misinformation in the public, where he saw a Bigfoot and how many he believes exist on Uncut with Jay Cutler

Dane Cook sits down with Jay Cutler to talk about his new special "Above It All" which is releasing on Moment, and breaks down where this new material came from and how he was finally ready to head back to the stand-up stage. Dane also walks Jay through his early career in stand-up, coming along with guys like Bill Burr and Robert Kelly, and how he landed in LA after years of doing stand-up in the Northeast. He also takes Jay through being cast on a failed TV show, making his stand-up career work in Los Angeles, and how he was the first comedian to use MySpace and social media to grow his army of followers. Plus they talk about Dane's new fiance, Dane's drama with his brother (who he had to put in jail) and what is next as he resets his stand-up career. Check out "Above it All" from Dane Cook on Moment!

Jay presents some of his favorite moments and stories from the first year of Uncut! We'll hear from past guests like Nate Bergatze on still getting nervous for stand-up shows like Jay did for NFL games, Caroline Bryan on being married to a music sex symbol, and Mark Cuban on the new generation of players and why MLB wouldn't have him as an owner. Plus Jeanie Buss on going from not wanting to hire Phil Jackson to coach the Lakers, to dating Phil Jackson, journalist Danny Gold on his wild adventures in the Middle East, interviewing ISIS and sneaking across borders, and Big Kid Problems founder Sarah Merrill on dating and sharing stories with Jay about getting catfished. And more recent moments from Clay Travis on getting advice from Charles Barkley about learning to speak his mind, Pat McAfee tells the EPIC story of borrowing money from a friend to make it to Miami to try out for college ball, and Sofia Franklyn on how she grew a podcast into a smash hit then blew it up when she fell out with Barstool.

Dane and Dustin from Hardside Hydration join Jay to talk about their revolutionary product, and immediately start with the jokes about the Lions on Hard Knocks. They also discuss how they came up with their product idea, how they brainstormed the concept and actually grew it into a sellable product. Plus all the guys discuss their hunting lifestyle and how that played into their product development, and how they donate money from their sales to conservation efforts across the country. It's a really cool story about success growing from a simple idea!

Duane Chapman, Dog the Bounty Hunter, sits down with Jay to talk about his new mission of faith and how he started a ministry after leaving Hawaii. He also tells the Jay the WILD story about how he found his calling for bounty hunting after running down a friend who was trying to escape from prison, and how that life led him out of prison and biker gangs. Dog also talks about how early in his bounty hunting career he was catching up to six bounties a day to keep his children fed. Dog also explains to Jay about how his rough life early on led him to faith and church, and how his nickname DOG came from the president of his biker gang who said his name should be GOD backwards because he always talked about God. Dog also breaks down how his iconic A&E show got started, how he grew it and where it has led him over the years.

Jay sits down with Paul Swan, Austin Dillon's lead tire handler on his NASCAR team, and one of the stars of "Austin Dillon's Life in the Fastlane". Paul talks about his hilarious start in NASCAR, his journey from a linebacker at Bowling Green, and his hilarious major in college of "exercise science". Paul also talks about how his journey through college football led him to NASCAR, trying out for pit crew teams, and finally figuring out how to make his way into a full-time role on a team. Paul breaks down how wild his team works, the dangers of working in pit road, and how they actually watch film of their performances to see where they can improve. Paul also talks about how wild it was to win the Daytona 500 in 2018 as part of Austin's team. Plus Paul breaks down how the reality show came into focus and how much he's enjoyed working on it.