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In this podcast episode, Brad and Heidi sit down with Robert "Bam" Nieves from "The Traitors" to dive into various topics ranging from reality TV to self-confidence, childhood experiences, and representation in the media.
They start by discussing their binge-watching experience of "The Traitors" and the lack of marketing for its first season. Bam shares his journey of getting cast on the show and navigating the challenges of being a new face among celebrities. The conversation delves into gameplay strategies, emphasizing the importance of alliances in reality TV competitions.
Moving on to broader themes, they touch upon other reality TV shows like 'Love is Blind' and 'Married at First Sight', which leads to discussions on self-confidence and childhood experiences. Bam shares his perspective on contestants' lack of confidence on the show, while Heidi relates her own experiences growing up in a predominantly white neighborhood.
Bam opens up about his childhood, highlighting his mother's journey as a teenage parent and correction officer, and his own experiences with education and athletics. Transitioning to Bam's current endeavors, they discuss his work in the tech industry and plans to start a sports agency, underscoring the importance of representation and the evolving landscape of college athletics.
The conversation wraps up with Bam advocating for college athletes to be treated as employees and receive salaries. They also discuss Bam's interest in participating in "The Challenge" and share their favorite reality shows. The episode concludes with Bam encouraging listeners to follow him on Instagram and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Spotify.
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In this episode of the Everyday Runner podcast, host Erin Mayer sits down with Alyssa Ford, a multifaceted individual with a passion for running and helping others achieve their fitness goals. Alyssa, who holds a doctorate in physical therapy and wears many hats as a run coach and strength coach, opens up about her own running journey and the valuable lessons she's learned along the way.
From her early days of pounding the pavement with her mom to crossing the finish line of her third marathon, Alyssa's running journey is one filled with determination, growth, and the occasional chafing mishap. She candidly shares the mistakes she made when she first started training for a half marathon, including pacing herself poorly and neglecting proper fueling strategies. But true to form, Alyssa doesn't just dwell on the setbacks – she offers up practical tips for avoiding chafing and emphasizes the importance of comfortable gear and products like Body Glide.
As Alyssa takes a well-deserved break from intense training to focus on enjoying running for fun, listeners are invited to join her on this journey of self-discovery and growth. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner or just lacing up your running shoes for the first time, this episode is sure to inspire and motivate you to chase after your own running goals – one mile at a time.
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In this week's episode of "The Everyday Runner", Erin sits down with Alyssa Ford, a remarkable individual whose running journey is as inspiring as it is relatable. As a doctor with a physical therapy degree, Alyssa brings a unique perspective to the table, sharing her experiences, mistakes, and triumphs in the world of running.
Alyssa's love affair with running began in middle school, where she hit the pavement alongside her mom, who, at sixty-something, is still lacing up her running shoes to this day. From those early days of mother-daughter runs to completing her third marathon and achieving a personal record, Alyssa's journey is a testament to the enduring power of perseverance and passion.
But it hasn't always been smooth sailing for Alyssa. Like many runners, she's encountered her fair share of challenges along the way, from going out too fast during her first half marathon to dealing with the dreaded chafing – an experience that she hilariously describes as her most embarrassing running moment. But true to form, Alyssa doesn't just dwell on the setbacks – she turns them into valuable learning experiences, sharing tips for avoiding chafing and emphasizing the importance of proper gear and fueling.
As Alyssa takes a well-deserved break from training to focus on enjoying running for fun. So whether you're a seasoned marathoner or just lacing up your running shoes for the first time, this episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and practical tips to help you embrace the joy of running – one mile at a time.
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In this entertaining and eclectic episode of the podcast, hosts Brad and Bee dive into a medley of news stories, offering their unique perspectives and injecting humor into the conversation.
The duo explores a range of topics, from a quirky study suggesting a correlation between fast walking and happiness levels, to the bizarre incident involving a police officer and a homeless man forced to lick a urinal. They also delve into the fascinating realm of interspecies communication, discussing scientists' efforts to connect with humpback whales as a means of improving alien communication.
One particularly amusing segment revolves around the misadventures of an Oklahoma family who unwittingly adopted an octopus as a pet, only to find themselves grappling with unexpected home damage caused by their cephalopod companion.
Adding an interactive element to the episode, Brad and Bee engage in the Cameo Game, challenging and they are both left totally surprised and kinda sad finding out Randy Travis has a cameo.
Listeners are treated to a delightful blend of humor, curiosity, and camaraderie as Brad and Bee navigate through an array of intriguing news stories, making this episode a must-listen for those seeking an entertaining escape into the world of quirky headlines and playful banter.
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On this week's classic episode the guys are joined by Johnathan to talk about the 2020 crapper "The Hunt" Johnathan opens up about his beef with Brad's dad and wonders why he is Brad's dad's number 3 favorite host. Producer Gary actually talks about watching this movie with Brad and has notes for it. Producer Gary wonders about how much work they must have put into poisoning the food at the store. Plus, the gang talks about how much they wanted to smoke cigarettes as kids and Johnathan talks about what he had to do every day after school.
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In this episode of Work Advice for Me, Brad chats with the talented actress and director and now 3 time guest Christine Lakin. The conversation kicks off with Christine delving into her rich background in acting, regaling listeners with anecdotes from her time on the beloved sitcom 'Step by Step.'
As they traverse Christine's journey from child actor to accomplished director, they touch upon the evolution of sitcom production, contrasting the landscape of the 90s with today's industry standards. Christine offers fascinating insights into the changing dynamics of casting and the implementation of stricter safety protocols—an essential shift towards inclusivity and professionalism.
But it's not all about showbiz! Christine opens up about the perennial struggle of balancing work commitments with personal life, sharing her own strategies for carving out precious family time amidst the hustle and bustle of Hollywood.
And let's not forget Christine's passion for narrating audiobooks—a medium she believes engages the mind just as effectively as traditional reading, sparking a lively discussion about the value of storytelling in all its forms.
As the conversation draws to a close, Christine leaves listeners with a treasure trove of wisdom, emphasizing the importance of seizing opportunities and taking charge of one's own destiny in the cutthroat world of entertainment.
So whether you're a seasoned industry pro or an aspiring actor with stars in your eyes, this episode is packed with invaluable insights and inspiration from one of Hollywood's brightest stars. Tune in and prepare to be entertained, enlightened, and inspired by Christine Lakin's journey through the glitz and glamour of showbiz!
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