"I Yam What I Yam" features people who inspire our yammering host, Bronston Jones. He's on a quest to find out who he is and what's important to him, so he's asking people who they are and what's important to them. Soon after starting this podcast, Bronston took on a weighloss and healthy living cha…
Comedian Alex Hooper & host Bronston Jones booked a fun weekend of NorCal road gigs -- San Fran, Humbolt & Santa Cruz... Then California caught on fire. Freeways, byways & direct detours were shut down. PG&E shut off power for 1000s of square miles, dozens of towns, millions of people and all those gas stations too. Alex & Bron were always safe, but they ended up stuck in a 3 hour line for gas... So they did what comics do... they podcasted.
Yoga teacher, high school football coach, masters student & good friend, JB Battung chats with @IYamPod's Bronston on the sand under Venice Pier after leading him through an hour of beach yoga. JB was the quintessential "All-American" boy: mid-western, suburban, white, middle-class, Christian, good looking, 4.0 GPA star quarterback recruited by an Ivy League business school... Now, he's dedicated to teaching yoga and learning eastern philosophies.
Mary Jo Smith is an actor, writer, director, storyteller and VP at ABC. She's also one of Bronston Jones' best friends and life long inspirations. Mary Jo invited Bronston into her house and shared her life stories with him. He loves her for it.
Mechanical engineer and documentary film-maker Brian Sanders (IG @food.lies) joins host Bronston Jones to talk about the Sapien Lifestyle... Diets suck, lifestyles are sustainable! Brian has definitely lead our "I Yam what I Yam" multi-career life experience. He went from high-school science nerd to amusement park ride designer to film-maker obsessed with society's proper dietary needs. He's become an expert on nutrition and offers the "Sapien Lifestyle" as an alternative.
Comedian, personal trainer and all around awesomeness Stasia Patwell talks host Bronston Jones through being born covered in shit to hoping to die with kids wiping her butt. Stasia did a previous Gotta Eat your Spinach fast weight loss episode, but this one focuses on a life's journey from a dictionary editor's daughter at prissy private schools to a tattooed Venice gangster's girlfriend to a her sober and healthy life now. Life is a journey.
US Army Golden Knights Parachute Team's SFC Jon Ewald and SFC Chris "Ace" Acevedo talk to Bronston Jones right after they all jumped out of an airplane. If you think you love your job, listen to these two guys who are living their best life.
British Comedian Jeff Leach visits Bronston Jones in his home for a full "I Yam What I Yam" episode. You might have heard Jeff's Spinach episode about health & fitness, but on this @IYamPod he talks about the time he died and the time that he broke the Matrix and watched the world move in reverse for 15 minutes. Just another day in the park.
Comedian and Personal Trainer Leo Flowers inspires Bronston Jones... actually in this episode you can hear the moment Leo inspired the Gotta Eat Your Spinach separate episodes. Leo is the founding member of #TeamBron, even if he doesn't know it. Just never ask him to put your carry-on in the overhead.
Comedian, Venetian, Personal Trainer and Personal Friend Stasia Patwell answers Bronston's questions about crash diets. He's plateaued on his weight loss challenge so begs for some loss weight quick tips. Disclaimer: she doesn't recommend this, but she says it's will work. Disclaimer 2: Stasia has a few question about why Bron wants to skydive, so you'll hear him try to explain it. Crash Diet. No Crash landings.
This is a very special "You Gotta Eat Your Spinach... OR NOT!" episode. Our guest, engineer, filmmaker and nutrition expert Brian Sanders actually tells Bronston Jones that too much spinach might not be that good for you. Like a lot of nutritional advice, some of what Brian says conflicts with some of what others have told us. Listen in and learn about the Sapien diet.
Canadian comedian and good buddy Lachlan Patterson joins our yammering host Bronston Jones in Bronston's living room. They talk about childhood dreams of the NBA, motorcycle racing, standup comedy and Lachlan's Rudy moment when he got back at all the basketball bullies from grade school. Okay, it wasn't that dramatic, but it is funny. Please rate, review and subscribe.
Another "You Gotta Eat Your Spinach" episode with physically fit, fit, fit comedian Jeff Leach. Jeff gives Bronston Jones the best advice he's ever heard, "Don't Think." Listen in and remember and don't think.
Another "You Gotta Eat Your Spinach" episode of "I Yam What I Yam" focused on health and fitness programs. Funny comedian and funcionally fit Justin Silver teaches host Bronston Jones one of the most important nutional lessons ever: If you eat it, you own it. Listen and do something amazing with your life!
Our yammering host Bronston Jones visits his old friend Vance Burberry in his home. Vance is a top commercial and music video cinematographer who worked on some of the biggest music videos in the 80s, including GnR's "Welcome to the Jungle," "Sweet Child of Mine" and "Paradise City." You can even see a young Vance holding the camera in the "Sweet Child" video. Besides that, he's a scuba master instructor, licensed pilot and all around good fellow. His story is definitely about discovering who "I Yam."
"You Gotta Eat Your Spinach" episodes of "I Yam What I Yam" focus on starting a health and fitness program. Personal trainer and comedian Leo Flowers talks to Bronston Jones about setting up systems in your life/schedule to "preemptive strike" hunger, stress, procrastination and everything else we use as excuses. Get your motivation on. It's happening.
Yammering host Bronston Jones explains "You Gotta Eat Your Spinach" mini episodes of "I Yam What I Yam" podcasts, his weight loss challenge, skydiving and joining the Army... well, the Army pre-recruit workout program. Listen, understand and enjoy.
Bronston Jones chats with one of his best friends in comedy and best friends in the world Kate Quigley. This is a special crossover episode between @IYamPod and Kate's incredibly popular "Date Fails." Kate and Bronston are incredibly tight friends, but we each learn more about each other on this podcast. Listen in.
Bronston Jones visits with friend and comedian Josh Adam Meyers and beautiful Lekka Dog! Josh's two loves are comedy and music and he's combined them to create two amazing projects: The God Damn Comedy Jam and The 500 Podcast. Listen in and learn how to make your passions your life.
Bronston Jones visits his good friend & comedian Ryan Sickler's home for a chat. Not only is Ryan an amazingly funny stand up comedian and incredible father, his podcast The Honeydew is an inspiration and influence for I Yam What I Yam. The Honeydew is conversations with people about the lowest points in their life so that they can find the funny. The tagline "Highlighting the Lowlights" is perfect -- listen and subscribe. And Ryan's album "Get a Hold of Yourself" is hysterical, download it!
Bronston Jones visits comedian Jeremiah Watkins at home. Jeremiah is one of the busiest comics working today. Bronston is fascinated by the fact that Jeremiah finds the time to relax between doing his own stand up, the Regan and Watkins project, Stand Up on the Spot, God Damn Comedy Jam, Roast Battle and Kill Tony, plus leading a full life on top of that. Jeremiah is an inspiration to get motivated. Listen in!
Bronston Jones chats over drinks with commercial director David Jellison. They talk about David's amazing life which includes playing bass guitar for Ratt, designing the lights for Van Halen and David Lee Roth tours and the films that inspired his transition to working on commercials and music videos. C'mon, it's Bronston, you know he has a million questions about Diamond Dave... And Jellison shares a dozens of stories and millions of laughs.
Bronston Jones chats over coffee with comedian and good friend Steve Simeone. When Bronston heard Steve Simeone say on his podcast "Good Times," that he looks at podcasting like sharing his friends with the world, and Bronston was immediately inspired to start this one. They talk about fun, family and food, the things that make Steve happy. Also Steve's albums "Jabba" and "What's up, Nerds?" Bronston is glad to share Steve with you.
Bronston Jones yammers on about his plans for I Yam What I Yam.