Fresh Take With Joey and Ranvir

The boys are back. Joey and Ranvir tackle the misinformation against vaccinations, fighting the myths surrounding this critical time in the fight against COVID-19. Also this week, the boys talk through the week in review, introduce a brand spanking new ad, and discuss why Joey makes an Android noise when he yawns.As always, leave a like/follow/review and enjoy the episode!Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjBloomington listeners, use code Fresh on every order through the Trap Mike's for 10% off your order.Special thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ranvir flies solo this week for the collab of the century. He met up with Brian and Mitchell of Not Your Average Podcast to talk about the path to legalizing marijuana. Also this week is the return of our brand new segment, week in review! Not Your Average Podcast Instagram: nya.podcast Brian's instagram: wxlfb (it's pronounced wolf)Mitchell's Instagram: mitchell.ahrAs always, leave a like/follow/review and enjoy the episode!Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ranvir and Joey do a deep dive into what's wrong with cancel culture, the differences between getting cancelled and facing consequences, and why education is always the most powerful tool. It's also the return of week in review, the segment where the boys break down, well, the week in review.As always, leave a like/follow/review and enjoy the episode!Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joey and Ranvir are back in the studio talking about influential black men and women that the history books missed to celebrate Black History Month. They also debrief on the snowstorm that gridlocked Texas, a gun bill in the Indiana legislature, and about Ranvir's near death experience. As always, leave a like/follow/review and enjoy the episode!Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ranvir and Joey debrief on the upcoming impeachment trials, the insurrection in Washington, DC., and share some laughs along the way. Anyone looking for a valentine's day date, hit Joey up on Twitter for Ranvir's number. He is 6 foot 5 and ready to mingle. @joeycerone_As always, leave a like/follow/review and enjoy the episode!Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ranvir and Joey sit down to discuss how to go about helping the homeless population in America, how empathy can change the world, and how Joey's melatonin consumption is becoming a bit of an issue. Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TW: Discussion of themes that include suicide and mental health struggles.Joey and Ranvir sit down for an earnest talk about mental health awareness and Ranvir shares his story that led him down a path to suicide awareness and prevention. As a bit of a forewarning, this one is a heavy one.National Suicide Prevention Lifeline800-273-8255https://afsp.org/treatmenthttps://www.betterhelp.com/advice/counseling/is-free-counseling-right-for-you-where-to-get-therapy-online/Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Roberts is back in the studio with the Fresh Take boys to give a comprehensive review of the madhouse that was the 2020 election cycle. They also discuss the riot in our nation's capitol, Rudy Giuliani's technological ability, and what you should never say in front of Arnold Schwarzenegger. As always, leave a like/follow/review and enjoy the episode!Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joey and Ranvir sit down and talk with Emily Cole, the president of the Students Demand Action Ball State chapter. They discuss her story relating to gun violence, what lies in her future, and her and Joey's ill fated date to a Wendy's(not a sponsor). As always, leave a like/follow/review, depending on what platform you are listening on, and enjoy the episode!Our Twitter: @freshtakewrjEmily's socials : Twitter: @emilymcoleeInstagram: emilymcole Special thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2020 was a long one. But on the bright side it was also full of all the good times like uh, well there was that one time when, or uh when that, uh, hmm. There was something good about 2020 but there was also a lot of salt to the wound moments in what was the defining year of this generation. Listen as Ranvir and Joey recount the year and relive all the huge moments that made 2020 what it was.Check us out on Twitter @FreshtakewRJSpecial thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The fellas at Fresh Take made a list and by golly they checked it twice and it turns out that you have all been oh so nice. To reward you for your great behavior this year, and to apologize for spying on you while they compiled the data for said list, they wanted to give you something extra special. Join the boys as they finally introduce themselves and hear them say words about holidays and sledding and not words about politics or, you know, the global pandemic. Also! Make sure to tweet your favorite holiday tradition to @FreshtakewRJ ! Happy holidays!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ranvir and Joey sit down with the Superintendent of Hamilton Southeastern Schools,Dr. Allen Bourff, as they discuss his 30+ year career in education, his commitment to a wholistic curriculum, his upcoming retirement, and his legendary annual commencement speech. Special thanks to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys have an addiction. It's not easy to deal with. They are addicted to talking to today's guest Sam Huston and boy did they get their fix. They clocked the longest episode of our 2 seasons with their old friend Sam as they covered everything from living in a fraternity during COVID-19 to the gross nature of going on cruises and of course Drake Bell's "full shaft." We had a lot of fun with this one. Thanks again to Saber Agnew for giving us permission to use his song Come Back to Me for our intro and outro music and to Sydney Smith for creating our awesome logo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys get a visit from a dear friend of the show Max Keithley as they discuss everything from COVID-19 to the future of journalism. Joey lets loose on hot air balloons and Ranvir calls Max and Joey's friend group "weird." Tensions have never been higher. Special thanks to Saber Agnew for the use of his song Come Back to Me for the intro and outro music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a long autumn's nap Joey and Ranvir return with even more Fresh Takes about the 2020 election, how to deal with stress, and whether or not a robot should conduct a physical. Ranvir does what he does best in his return to the studio and Joey does his best to derail intelligent conversations. It's good to be back. Intro and outro song is Come Back to Me by our good friend Saber Agnew. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Musician and high school student Saber Agnew joins to podcast to discuss what going back to school has looked like for him and his peers. He and Joey talk about a return to normalcy, gripe about school itself, and consider the pros and cons of attending school through a computer screen. Another week without Ranvir means another cliffhanger that you'll have to hear to believe. It's not clickbait this time I promise but also maybe it is. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aimee Rivera Cole joins to discuss how her campaign has adapted to face COVID-19, her pro public education platform, and how she came to be involved in politics. This week we are without host Ranvir for a reason you'll have to hear to believe. Yes, that's clickbait. No I don't feel bad. Enjoy and make sure to subscribe on Spotify and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys talk with Nick Roberts, a well versed campaigner and canvasser, all about the importance of local elections and how they can impact the world on a national scale. Hear them dive into upcoming Indiana elections, the importance of getting involved, and how Nick got started. Enjoy!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys dive into the failings of America's public school system, why we need to pay our teachers more, and why Zach Efron's "dad bod" is totally unrealistic. It's a real hoot and a half. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Joey and Ranvir as they tackle the quandary, How Did We Get Here. Listen as they discuss the Washington Redskins name change, what's wrong with our health care, and so much more in the very first episode of Fresh Take with Joey and Ranvir. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.