BETTER THAN US

There's potential here but get to the point and stick to it. I don't care how much Asian food Jess ate last weekend, I just want to learn how to get swoll. Cory D needs to keep everyone on topic. How about give everyone 2 minutes to talk about something they specialize with to open up the show - Nate with a powerlifting tip, Joh with something related to physical therapy or coaching, Cory with cross fit. Then get to the main subject and tie in the tips with it. I'm available for consulting services for a small fee.

I'm the host, not trying to fool anyone here. I am literally writing this review to prove to my good friend Mr. Giraffe, that a review can be written. That is all.

A timeless podcast with humor, good info, and great banter. This guy Joh asks the questions that I was wondering, great mediator with good nuggets of practical knowledge. Cory has a good formal knowledge, but that's stuff I can google myself. I would like to hear a bit more specifics, don't just say "I calculated it", give me typical body weights, examples, more anecdotes from yourself or people you've trained. A little less Pokémon Go would be great too :) I never heard anyone define the term macronutrients..I assume protein, carbs, and fats after listening for a while, but I was a bit confused at the beginning. In summary, more Joh, more Nate, Cory I want to hear your experiences, not definitions. Jess is good comic relief, but keep it light. More examples and specifics. I'd say the latter part of the podcast was much better than the first 15min because it was more focused on the issue of overtraining. Great work, keep it up.

Episode 3 has shown some improvement. The podcast is clearly still in the early, hobby/experimental stage. The sound/music is good, but I strongly suggest making much shorter episodes going forward and sticking to one topic or employing some heavy editing before uploading. You might want to try for 15 minute sessions, or 30 at the longest. Five-minute soundbites might even work for you, especially if you wanted to move into making videos (later). I don't see a problem with Cory D. reading from a script, or rather, following an outline. Make a list of questions and ask the guests what they think about whatever the topic is, and keep it moving along... faster. For long term success, you might want to find a more niche/specialized topic to focus on or find some other way to stand out. I was happy that a woman was included in at least one episode so far. Keep that part up. To make these easier to produce, maybe you could record three or four episodes in one day and upload them later. Doing so many at once would help you focus each one on a different topic and be more inspired to move along at a faster clip. Plus, you only have to set up everything one time instead of four times for the same amount of audio content.