Podcasts about baby fat

Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/ckrc5wq2f9pij09307yht20qx/comments 【 #時事評論 】Ep.308｜受害者反被全城恥笑 Baby Face男墮相睇騙局｜直播｜半夜微醺 Drunkirk 影片連結：https://youtube.com/live/xd-f4TGt4-E #BabyFace男 #呃錢 #騙案 #網上騙案 TVB雖然近年收視遠低預期，但炒節目內容炒到變網上熱話就確有一手。半年前有惡女何太，今日又有相睇黃生，一個Baby fat一個Baby face，同樣在情路跌蘯，亦同樣受千夫所指。而今次黃生更有趣(我諗唔到其他客觀的形容詞)嘅係，佢明明係以騙案受害者身份上電視，諗住以自身經歷去告誡一眾情海迷途小羔羊(但其實只在情海岸邊無機會落水就迷撚咗途)，唔好學佢咁，因一時糊塗，以及急於搵對象拍拖結婚生仔應酬老人家，而走去將副黑超戴喺額頭上面。 不過節目出街後，坊間聲音竟然全面Blame the victim，訕笑嘲笑黃生。而半夜微醺亦特以節目導正民粹，呼籲各位聽眾，唔應該將副黑超戴喺額頭上面。當然，TVB擺得黃生喺全新節目「呃錢」的第一集，又點會估唔到黃生會帶嚟呢個效果。 短短節目入面，Soundbiite仲多過Donald Trump，又媾女又Babyfat又要7分咁靚又要畀對象拉黑，無一句不令觀眾慨嘆，阿黃生以為感情係未開始已經結束，其實對方係開咗永遠飛航模式，然後擺出陰謀論嘅視角，覺得個個都係呃佢錢同整蠱佢，又自以為係搞笑高手，又講棟篤笑又剩，佢的確令人捧腹大笑，如果你唔區分令人笑同畀人笑的話，佢又真係成功嘅。而呢集節目會講咩呢？梗係叫大家唔好將副黑超戴喺額頭上面。

This week on our Vino Lingo segment, Ben Howe, Vice President of Winemaking at Stoller Wine Group, defines the term “Baby Fat”.  Learn more by visiting www.stollerwinegroup.com

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Betina and Nic discuss 5 misconceptions about working out during pregnancy. They speak about the common fitness myths that keep many women from exercising while pregnant and during their postpartum period, including high-impact exercises, increased heart rate, lifting more than 10 pounds, rotations, and the importance of Kegels.  The couple offers tips and specific exercises that can help strengthen your body and pelvic floor, and aid recovery after delivery.  Have questions for Betina & Nic? Email the show at contact@beyondtheroutinepodcast.com for a chance to have your question answered on a future episode.  Follow us on Instagram: @beyondtheroutinepodcastVisit us beyondtheroutinepodcast.comDisclaimer: This podcast represents the opinions of Beyond the Routine hosts Betina and Nic Shimonek and their guests. Views and opinions expressed in the podcast are their own and should not be taken as medical advice. The podcast content is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions. 

Tonight…Demi and Jasmine are catching up with the Islanders. Including: heartbreaking break-ups (spoiler: Paige and Fin), unsurprising break-ups (looking at you Casey), and their anticipations for the future. Catch Demi and Jasmine on the first Monday of every month until summer season babbyyy!Use code FIREPITCHAT at www.whitakerandbull.com for 15% offFind us everywhere ❤️‍

Threevisiting on the Tues: Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss siblings, carrots on sandwiches and play Carnelli.

Teaser: Quotes from Ernestine Ulmer, Julia Child, and Maya AngelouSong 1: Shaving Cream Eyes  (Robert Hopper; played by JVM and Dan Modaff)  Poem 1: “One Toe Crooked” by Hilda Raz. Published in Letters from a Place I've Never Been: Collected and New Poems.University of Nebraska Press, 2021. https://hildaraz.com/Short Story: “Old Vines” by Lynn C. Miller. Forthcoming in the collection The Lost Archive, University of Wisconsin Press, April, 2023.Feed the Cat break:  a cut of Baby Fat by T-bone Kelly from his CD ToastPoem 2: “Carciofo”by Katherine DiBella Seluja. Published in bosque journal #8, 2008 and forthcoming in Point of Entry, UNM Press, 2023. Song 2: Platter of Love  (JVM)                      Episode artwork by Lynda Miller Show theme and Incidental music by John V. Modaff The Unruly Muse is Recorded in Albuquerque, NM and Morehead, KY. NEXT UP: Episode 23, “Collecting”   

On today's episode of Bein' Ian with Jordan talk about their interactions with Poopies, turn-ons, and work on their Walken impressions. Fun! For more wild content like this, please sub to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/beinianpod. Follow these bunnies at: Jordan Jensen- @jordanjensenlolstop Ian Fidance- @ianimal69

We discuss if weight matters in the dating world.

Sports entrepreneur and super-mom, Cathy Morton, joins Afi and Zuu to talk about fitness, weight gain & loss, self love and everything in between as women manage their bodies at all life stages. Order a handmade limited edition Stay By Plan tote bag: https://www.instagram.com/theishdesign/ Don't forget to share, rate, follow and subscribe to the podcast! Follow us! Instagram: www.instagram.com/staybyplanpod Twitter: www.twitter.com/staybyplanpod TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@staybyplanpod Subscribe to our Youtube channel: www.youtube.com/c/staybyplanpod Share your thoughts with #StayByPlan! Stay By Plan Outros Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3ykpePI  Photography by Namz Photography www.instagram.com/itsnamzphotography Intro song produced by: Lil Kwaw --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/staybyplan/message

Chris and Lisa talk about the most recent updates with baby Harper

Chris and Lisa talk about the most recent updates with baby Peanut. 

Chris and Lisa talk about what its like the be Plus size and pregnant. This episode was recorded early in Lisa's pregnancy and we will come out with mini episode updates along the way. 

We wrap up the 2021 1st Phorm fall transphormation challenge Ryans slide show!  -  https://youtu.be/T73tz9zme6oHave a great week!!!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Are you drowning in mom-life right now? When you're a mom, there are so many things that feel out of your control. Your days are chaotic and you can't seem to get a foothold on any of your well-intentioned plans. Especially with your body. And it can become really discouraging - particularly if you're pregnant, nursing and have tiny ones hanging on you all day long. Your body feels like it belongs to someone else.    Today I'm chatting with Mary Jo, a mom to 6 kids under 12 with her 7th on the way. She has spent the past 13 years either pregnant or nursing (wow, right?!) If anyone knows what it feels like to have your body belong to someone else, she does.    But her perspective is not just inspiring, it's challenging to all of us moms. She shares her story about major weight loss and major weight gain, how she felt when she was really skinny (she's super honest about this), and how she feels about her body right now. We also talk about how she's able to be strong and fit during pregnancy and postpartum, and how she makes her workouts happen with all the little ones around. If she can do it, I bet you can, too.    MORE RESOURCES:  Postpartum Renew - This is Megan's BRAND NEW training program created specifically for postpartum moms!! Jumpstart 30 – 30 days of accountability and guidance to help you finally gain consistency!  The FREE Body Type Quiz

Welcome to Episode 6 of C3: Crystals, Cauldrons,  & Cocktails!Grab a drink and relax with us while we talk about Herbs and their magical properties and ways!Our sources for this episode areRiver's Sourceshttps://www.healthline.com/nutrition/blue-lotus-flower https://jodie-louise.com/awaken-your-intuition-with-blue-lotus https://www.learnreligions.com/https://enchantmentcreekherbs.com/mugwort-and-magic/https://otherworldlyoracle.com/mugwort-magic-properties-uses/Anjou Kiernan: The Ultimate Guide to Witchcraft -https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1592339298/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1Wren's SourcesThe Modern Witchcraft Guide to Magickal Herbs: Your Complete Guide to the Hidden Powers of Herbshttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1507211481/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1Intro and Outro Audio:podcast intro & outro music:Góða Nótt by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/4754-g-a-n-ttLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Hey legendaries, Happy New Year! This podcast episode spills all the latest news in entertainment. First, I discuss Mattia Polibio calling Nicki Minaj’s newborn son fat. Second, Flo Milli recently shot a campaign with Beats By Dre. On the other hand, Flo Milli was dancing in front of a Confederate statue. Lastly, I discuss Harry Styles potentially dating Olivia Wilde. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ameenha/support

On this episode we closed the year out by having the dark lord himself, Giulliano Cortez come through. We talked about the life of a call center employee, told crazy childhood stories, what we did for Christmas and the gifts we got. We talked about the catholic religion for worse or worse, abusive nuns and much more. HAPPY NEW YEAR! Intro: http://bit.ly/A7XAE Outro: http://bit.ly/ETFTG_ Playlists: http://bit.ly/STS420JAMS

This throwback episode features my interview with Tim Rogner of Allister from back in April 2019. Recorded this one in the ol' " Studio Studio" in my old apartment in Minneapolis. Originally aired on the radio show, this is the first time this interview has been on the pod.Check out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY, stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA mobile appRate & review the podcast - send us a screenshot for a free PCH shirt!email me for FREE Power Chord Hour guitar stickers - powerchordhour@gmail.comFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhour/Twitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhour/Youtube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgFollow Tim Rogner/Allisterhttps://twitter.com/HumbugRoghttps://twitter.com/AllisterBandhttps://www.facebook.com/AllisterBandhttps://www.instagram.com/timallister/https://allisterofficial.comhttps://timrogner.wordpress.com

1-800-Cocaine R&B on a Snow DayThis R&B show has it all. From Clarence Frogman Henry's "Ain't Got No Home", through "Drinkin' Wine, Spo-Dee-O-Dee" (Sticks McGhee's original version), Count Basie's take on "Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?", "That's What Makes my Baby Fat" from Joe Morris and Faye Scruggs and "Easy Easy Baby" from Ann Cole, yet another fine R&B singer who's almost completely forgotten today. Brian delivers a wonderful show.He loved the PSA's on WMUA and I'm sure he couldn't resist the 1-800-COCAINE ad for a snow day.Ain't Got No Home | Clarence Frogman Henry | 1956A Gay Day | Earl Bostic | 1957Rocket 88 | Bill Haley and the Comets | 1951Pretty Girls | Eugene Church | 1958Eyesight to the Blind | The Larks | 1951I Don't Hurt Anymore | Dinah Washington | 1956Drinkin' Wine, Spo-Dee-O-Dee | Sticks McGhee | 1949Big Town | Roy Brown | 1951The Applejack | Joe Morris | 1948I'm a Man | Bo Diddley | 1955Goodnight, Sweetheart | The Spaniels | 1954Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? | Count Basie and his Orchestra | 1949So Long | Ruth Brown | 1949Have Mercy, Baby | The Dominos | 1952Cole Slaw | Frank Culley | 1949I Got a Woman | Ray Charles | 1958Rollin' Stone | Muddy Waters | 1950That's What Makes my Baby Fat | Joe Morris and Faye Scruggs | 1953Tweedle Dee | Laverne Baker | 1954Help Me Somebody | The Five Royales | 1962Just Keep it Up | Dee Clark | 1959Stay | Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs | 1960Chanson d'Amour | Art and Dotty Todd | 1958Hurt | Roy Hamilton | 1954Around and Around | Chuck Berry | 1958X-Temporaneous Boogie | Camille Howard and her Joy Boys | 1948Easy Easy Baby | Ann Cole | 1956

Aaron and John discuss the Redskins' running backs and quarterbacks going into training camp.

This episode dispels the media's portrayal of angels and demons and gives you the real deal... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/larry-a-yff/message

This episode deals with tales of being a big kid, how I got that way, and the affects it had on me, more or less. No sad stories here. It was just who I was and I yam what I yam.

Joanna Fortune psychotherapist speacialising in child & adult psychotherapy, joins Sean live in studio to answer all your parenting questions.

We've recorded 50 episodes! How on earth has that come about? Thank you *so* much to those of you joining us on our error-strewn, star-sprinkled athletics' romp to date. We've loved every minute of it (especially when Jody made the pacemaker his Fantasy Diamond League captain...).Claire's been away covering the Netball World Cup, but these major international meets don't journalise themselves, so Jody and Bayo headed to the London Stadium to speak to the following at the Anniversary Games: Karsten Warholm, Laviai Nielsen, Jakob Ingebrigsten, Gjert Ingebrigsten, Beth Dobbin, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, and Katarina Johnson-Thompon. Big names? Complete it, mate.From Gjert telling us that Jakob's got 'baby fat' to lose before he can really excel in the 5000, to Karsten describing the final few seconds of a 400mH as hurting 'so fucking good' - this episode's chock-full of T&F titbits hotter than the Northern Line right now. Plug in and enjoy.As ever, we'd love your feedback - positive or otherwise - or just to chat about athletics with you. Find us on Twitter - @BackstraightB and @Claire_GThomas - or Instagram @backstraightboyspodcast. Thanks for listening!

Sometimes being cool with your estranged wife being estranged can be a strain to being alive. For John he found that out the hard way. James Tison joins the boys to let 'em know how.

Jazzman turned Funk turned Jam turned Renaissance Man.John Fitzgerald is one of those freaks of nature. First up, he's brilliant. He's also a smooth, soul-deep, virtuosic talent who has been on tour for decades. From the studio to the road, from Cosmic Charlie to The Secrets Band, from Baby Fat to Acoustic Syndicate to Runaway Gin, Fitz is one of Charleston's Coolest cats. Best For Business is a podcast featuring artists, musicians, & other creative professionals hosted by Patch Whisky and Dan "The Man" Anderson.    

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Morgan Hoke, a biocultural anthropologist and Assistant Professor in Anthropology and the Population Studies Center at UPenn. We talk about her work on infant growth and maternal health at the long-term human biology field site in Nuñoa, Peru relative to her article “Economic activity and patterns of infant growth in a high altitude district of Peru” in the November/December 2017 issues of AJHB and about her January 2018 Sapiens piece on baby fat and brains. For more information about Morgan Hoke’s work, check out her webpages: Academia.edu: https://upenn.academia.edu/MorganHoke Anthropology: https://www.sas.upenn.edu/anthropology/people/morgan-hoke Population Studies Center: https://www.pop.upenn.edu/bio/morgan-hoke. The Sausage of Science is produced by Cara Ocobock and Chris Lynn for the Publicity Committee of the Human Biology Association. The song in the soundbed is “Always Lyin’” by the Morning Shakes. Contact the Sausage of Science and Human Biology Association: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/humanbiologyassociation, Website: http://humbio.org/, Twitter: @HumBioAssoc Michaela Howells, Publicity Committee Chair, Email: howellsm@uncw.edu Cara Ocobock, Website: http://www.albany.edu/anthro/72074.php, Email: cocobock@albany.edu, Twitter: @CaraOcobock Chris Lynn, Website: http://cdlynn.people.ua.edu/, Email: cdlynn@ua.edu, Twitter: @Chris_Ly

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This episode is the third of our show format interviews of people with recent publications in the American Journal of Human Biology, the official journal of the Human Biology Association. It is in a way the special connections episode where we interview University at Albany PhD candidate, Elizabeth Holdsworth, and her advisor, Dr. Larry Schell. Liz and Larry are both office neighbors to Cara at UAlbany, and “back in the day” Larry was Chris’ PhD advisor. We are discussing their recent publication, “Maternal-Infant interaction as an influence on infant adiposity” in the September/October 2017 issue (Volume 29, Issue 5). Contact Us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/humanbiologyassociation http://humbio.org/ https://twitter.com/HumBioAssoc Michaela Howells is Chair of the Publicity Committee, howellsm@uncw.edu Cara & Chris are committee members and produce this show: Cara Ocobock http://www.albany.edu/anthro/72074.php cocobock@albany.edu https://twitter.com/CaraOcobock Chris Lynn http://cdlynn.people.ua.edu/ cdlynn@ua.edu https://twitter.com/Chris_Ly Interview engineered, edited, & mixed by Chris & Cara. The song in the soundbed is “Always Lyin’” by the Morning Shakes.

Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Ken Krohnaus http://lakecardiology.com offer your "must-do" list to avoid catching The Flu. Learn about the link between Dementia and Exercise. There's news about pre-natal vitamin usage and what you need to know about Baby Fat. Dr. Doug (not really a doctor) reveals his lemon water diet, and how much he lost. Beware of Romaine Lettuce, there's a new strain of E.Coli. Dr. Ken shares the Five Things That Will Keep You Happier in 2018 and how to better your next run-in with a blizzard.

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Biz and Theresa talk about school lunches and wonder: how did we go from, “Yay, my child ate something to keep him going!” to, “I AM A FAILURE AS A MOTHER! I LEFT THE CRUSTS ON THE SANDWICH!?” Regardless, it is probably time to throw lunch guilt away with your retainer. Pauline Campos of AspiringMama.com and the new memoir BabyFat, joins to talk about post-birth body image. Share your genius and fail moments! Call 206-350-9485* *Be sure to tell us at the top of your message whether you're leaving a genius moment, a fail, or a rant! Thanks!! Subscribe to One Bad Mother in iTunes Join our mailing list!

This week on Episode 72 of Bobby Pickles' Podcast (Dying Scene Radio #17), the Bobs’ digital smoke signals to Ben Weaselfinally pays off, as the Screeching Weaselfounder and frontman guest hosts the show, joining Bob Noxious and Bobby Pickles in studio to discuss everything under the sun, from bums to farming to fat, middle-aged punk rock stereotypes - the three blather back and forth about a slew of interesting, unconventional topics. Weasel’s epic punk rock opus - Baby Fat Act 1 - is out now on Recess Records. Episode 17’s recurring theme: Performance Art. SYNOPSIS OF BANTER The show wouldn’t be the same without a local weather report, so right off the bat, Bobby the meteorologist asks for an oral account on the state of precipitation in the area encompassing Ben’s hometown of Madison, Wisconsin. Ben responds that he is enjoying a nice sunny day overlooking his cattle grazing in the Alfalfa fields. Who knew that Ben Weasel was a farmer!? Ben interrogates Bobby about his decision to employ a homeless person as a model for his T-shirt company. Bobby reveals how he first met “the bum”, who was living inside of Penn Station, when Bobby first moved to NYC. Bobby, who was managing a cell phone kiosk, thought it rather ironic that a bum would have a cell phone, so he struck up a friendship with the man. Ben commends Bobby on his humanitarian efforts, when Bobby admits to housing and employing “the bum”. Ben concedes to feeling like “a heel” for trying to make a joke about it. Intrigued by the new-found thought of employing bums as T-shirt models, Bob suggests to Bobby that maybe he should consider publishing a calendar as a way to support the homeless on a more regular basis, which Ben wholeheartedly agrees upon. While on the subject of T-shirts, Bobby bounces an idea off of Bob and Ben: “What about a “mash-up” tee, depicting the recently deceased B.B. King as G.G. Allin (B.B. Allin) - complete with poo and tattoos?” In unison, Ben and Bob both agree that it is way too soon for that much poor taste, but that King’s heirs should be entitled to some of the profits if that were to happen. Like a kid at Disney World, Bobby cannot contain his excitement as he gleefully tells Ben that not only did he purchase Baby Fat Act 1 from iTunes on the day of its release, but that he has listened to the entire offering three times already. Ben explains the general concept behind his punk rock opera, which is played out by many singers and complete with a libretto - but for a more comprehensive breakdown of the characters and plot, please read Ben’s exclusive interview with the Italian magazine, Tempi. Baby Fat is based on the opera, Rigoletto, which Bobby admits to watching the Luciano Pavarotti version online earlier in the afternoon after not being able to find a cassette deck to play his Italian grandfather's audio version. The conversation turns to crowdfunding. There’s a common misconception in the “record business” about artists who “beg” for money from their fans, but Ben justifies his use of crowdfunding to finance his operatic masterpiece by comparing it to nothing more than a glorified pre-order, but without the recoupable advance from the record company. He also states that crowdfunding is really a tool in-line with the old standby D.I.Y. ethics of yesteryear. The artist maintains control by doing everything for his or herself; therefore, cutting out the middle-man, which benefits the artist in terms of receiving larger royalty percentages as well. After nearly 30 years of playing punk music, Ben proclaims that punk bands will always shoot themselves in the foot, based on their misguided principles. He goes on to point out that most of them spend too much time, himself included, apologizing for their actions and what they say; meanwhile, Bob is preparing to play a new track from Chicago’s The Copyrights, who Ben declares “complete douchebags” who “can certainly dish it out, but [they] can’t take it”. Ben continues by stating sarcastically that ska/punk music died out in the 90’s. Bob mentions that musical styles tend to run in cycles and that maybe there will be a resurgence in the genre sometime in the near future, which Ben is quick to dismiss. Ben inquires about the origins and operations of Dying Scene, asking if it is corporately owned, or indeed run by a team of fans and writers. Bobby compares it to a grass roots operation. Ben goes on to say that if it was corporately owned, he wouldn’t necessarily have a problem with it, reminding everyone that, after all, Screeching Weasel is incorporated too. Weasel continues by telling a story about another popular online news gathering website, leveraged by investors and bought out without informing their staff of contributors, the result of which being one person walking away with a huge cash-grab and then going into seclusion. Ben tells the story of how he met Bob’s mutual friend, ex-Pink Lincolns frontman, Chris Barrows. The two used to trade their respective bands’ cassettes through the legendary punk periodical, Maximum Rock and Roll, and the US Mail. Ben explains how he had Chris in mind when coming up with the Zannoni character on Baby Fat, elaborating further about what a great job Chris did on the record, singing “God Damn You” in a key that is normally not in Chris’ wheelhouse. Ben discloses that Chris is his oldest friend, not in age, but in longevity. Bob deadpans that Chris is his oldest friend, not in longevity, but in age... On a sidenote, Bob played all of the guitars on Chris Barrows’ 2014 debut solo album Human Being. One notable track on the record is “Not It”, which happens to feature vocals by none other than Mr. Ben Weasel himself. Go find it on iTunes! Honestly, this synopsis could go on forever. The three blather back and forth relentlessly for over an hour about woman-punching, the current state of the music industry, Ben’s jaded self-interested in his own music, his predilection for Taylor Swift and the Frozen soundtrack, which is a clear indication that Weasel either has a daughter (or really bad taste in music), how PEARS were more than likely manufactured in a corporate board room by guys in suits with pie charts, the political predispositions of a fat, drug-riddled record executive who should stick to writing songs about “boobs and doing blow”, and how Rancid’s Tim Armstrong, who Ben remembers as “Lint”, finally found his voice. To know what else landed in Weasel’s cross-hairs, you’ll simply have to listen to the episode. “Kids...stay in school. Stay off drugs. And, eat your vitamins.” - B.Wizzle THIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTScreeching Weasel - God Damn You (with Chris Barrows) Dead On A Friday - A Reasonable Guy The Copyrights - Slider The A-Ok’s - Thrash Skank Thrash Sniper 66 - Warriors Way Head Creeps - Come On In Haken - Anaphylactic Shock Wasted Potential - Cumlords Free Sergio - So Far Yet So Close Upinatem - The Balls On This Guy Freya Wilcox and the Howl - Bury Me Dying Scene Radio is now on iTunes! (Please: Download. Listen. Subscribe. Share with your fellow punks. Rate the show. And leave an opinionated comment about Bob’s hosting abilities). DSR can also be heard LIVE each and every Friday night at 9PM EST on Real Punk Radio. Follow us on Instagram: @DyingSceneRadio Like us on Facebook: /DyingSceneRadio Call the hotline; tell Bob you’re not very fond of him - (347)754-PUNK This week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO. Help us feed and clothe the homeless!

This week on Dying Scene Radio, the Bobs’ digital smoke signals to Ben Weasel finally pays off, as the Screeching Weasel founder and frontman guest hosts the show, joining Bob Noxious and Bobby Pickles in studio to discuss everything under the sun, from bums to farming to fat, middle-aged punk rock stereotypes - the three blather back and forth about a slew of interesting, unconventional topics. Weasel’s epic punk rock opus - Baby Fat Act 1 - is out now on Recess Records. Episode 17’s recurring theme: Performance Art.SYNOPSIS OF BANTERThe show wouldn’t be the same without a local weather report, so right off the bat, Bobby the meteorologist asks for an oral account on the state of precipitation in the area encompassing Ben’s hometown of Madison, Wisconsin. Ben responds that he is enjoying a nice sunny day overlooking his cattle grazing in the Alfalfa fields. Who knew that Ben Weasel was a farmer!?Ben interrogates Bobby about his decision to employ a homeless person as a model for his T-shirt company. Bobby reveals how he first met “the bum”, who was living inside of Penn Station, when Bobby first moved to NYC. Bobby, who was managing a cell phone kiosk, thought it rather ironic that a bum would have a cell phone, so he struck up a friendship with the man. Ben commends Bobby on his humanitarian efforts, when Bobby admits to housing and employing “the bum”. Ben concedes to feeling like “a heel” for trying to make a joke about it. Intrigued by the new-found thought of employing bums as T-shirt models, Bob suggests to Bobby that maybe he should consider publishing a calendar as a way to support the homeless on a more regular basis, which Ben wholeheartedly agrees upon.While on the subject of T-shirts, Bobby bounces an idea off of Bob and Ben: “What about a “mash-up” tee, depicting the recently deceased B.B. King as G.G. Allin (B.B. Allin) - complete with poo and tattoos?” In unison, Ben and Bob both agree that it is way too soon for that much poor taste, but that King’s heirs should be entitled to some of the profits if that were to happen.Like a kid at Disney World, Bobby cannot contain his excitement as he gleefully tells Ben that not only did he purchase Baby Fat Act 1 from iTunes on the day of its release, but that he has listened to the entire offering three times already. Ben explains the general concept behind his punk rock opera, which is played out by many singers and complete with a libretto - but for a more comprehensive breakdown of the characters and plot, please read Ben’s exclusive interview with the Italian magazine, Tempi. Baby Fat is based on the opera, Rigoletto, which Bobby admits to watching the Luciano Pavarotti version online earlier in the afternoon after not being able to find a cassette deck to play his Italian grandfather's audio version.The conversation turns to crowdfunding. There’s a common misconception in the “record business” about artists who “beg” for money from their fans, but Ben justifies his use of crowdfunding to finance his operatic masterpiece by comparing it to nothing more than a glorified pre-order, but without the recoupable advance from the record company. He also states that crowdfunding is really a tool in-line with the old standby D.I.Y. ethics of yesteryear. The artist maintains control by doing everything for his or herself; therefore, cutting out the middle-man, which benefits the artist in terms of receiving larger royalty percentages as well.After nearly 30 years of playing punk music, Ben proclaims that punk bands will always shoot themselves in the foot, based on their misguided principles. He goes on to point out that most of them spend too much time, himself included, apologizing for their actions and what they say; meanwhile, Bob is preparing to play a new track from Chicago’s The Copyrights, who Ben declares “complete douchebags” who “can certainly dish it out, but [they] can’t take it”. Ben continues by stating sarcastically that ska/punk music died out in the 90’s. Bob mentions that musical styles tend to run in cycles and that maybe there will be a resurgence in the genre sometime in the near future, which Ben is quick to dismiss.Ben inquires about the origins and operations of Dying Scene, asking if it is corporately owned, or indeed run by a team of fans and writers. Bobby compares it to a grass roots operation. Ben goes on to say that if it was corporately owned, he wouldn’t necessarily have a problem with it, reminding everyone that, after all, Screeching Weasel is incorporated too. Weasel continues by telling a story about another popular online news gathering website, leveraged by investors and bought out without informing their staff of contributors, the result of which being one person walking away with a huge cash-grab and then going into seclusion.Ben tells the story of how he met Bob’s mutual friend, ex-Pink Lincolns frontman, Chris Barrows. The two used to trade their respective bands’ cassettes through the legendary punk periodical, Maximum Rock and Roll, and the US Mail. Ben explains how he had Chris in mind when coming up with the Zannoni character on Baby Fat, elaborating further about what a great job Chris did on the record, singing “God Damn You” in a key that is normally not in Chris’ wheelhouse. Ben discloses that Chris is his oldest friend, not in age, but in longevity. Bob deadpans that Chris is his oldest friend, not in longevity, but in age... On a sidenote, Bob played all of the guitars on Chris Barrows’ 2014 debut solo album Human Being. One notable track on the record is “Not It”, which happens to feature vocals by none other than Mr. Ben Weasel himself. Go find it on iTunes!Honestly, this synopsis could go on forever. The three blather back and forth relentlessly for over an hour about woman-punching, the current state of the music industry, Ben’s jaded self-interested in his own music, his predilection for Taylor Swift and the Frozen soundtrack, which is a clear indication that Weasel either has a daughter (or really bad taste in music), how PEARS were more than likely manufactured in a corporate board room by guys in suits with pie charts, the political predispositions of a fat, drug-riddled record executive who should stick to writing songs about “boobs and doing blow”, and how Rancid’s Tim Armstrong, who Ben remembers as “Lint”, finally found his voice. To know what else landed in Weasel’s cross-hairs, you’ll simply have to listen to the episode.“Kids...stay in school. Stay off drugs. And, eat your vitamins.” - B.WizzleTHIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTScreeching Weasel - God Damn You (with Chris Barrows)Dead On A Friday - A Reasonable GuyThe Copyrights - SliderThe A-Ok’s - Thrash Skank ThrashSniper 66 - Warriors WayHead Creeps - Come On InHaken - Anaphylactic ShockWasted Potential - CumlordsFree Sergio - So Far Yet So CloseUpinatem - The Balls On This GuyFreya Wilcox and the Howl - Bury MeDying Scene Radio is now on iTunes! (Please: Download. Listen. Subscribe. Share with your fellow punks. Rate the show. And leave an opinionated comment about Bob’s hosting abilities). DSR can also be heard LIVE each and every Friday night at 9PM EST on Real Punk Radio.Follow us on Instagram: @DyingSceneRadioLike us on Facebook: /DyingSceneRadioCall the hotline; tell Bob you’re not very fond of him - (347)754-PUNKThis week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO. Help us feed and clothe the homeless!

In this week's episode, Tara Havens explores the power of resistance training and how it helped her work out every single day leading up to her delivery date AND how she lost an additional 60 lbs in just three months after giving birth.   Let's just say she's quite an authority on beating the baby fat.

Matt Cassel looked solid once again, showing continued good chemistry with Greg Jennings, in what should be a frequent combination this year. Teddy Bridgewater looked sharp pretty much the entire time he was in the game, including an exciting game winning drive with just 1:11 remaining. Anthony Barr and the linebackers continue to look better than last year, and the secondary shows some holes, but still some promise as well. facebook.com/purplemafiashow @purplemafiashow Call into our Phone Lines at: 209-736-7877