Podcasts about dear fat people

Nicole Arbour is a Comedian, Recording Artist, Motivator, and emoji lover. Head cheerleader for life, overcoming the impossible! #GOTEAM From her first viral video in 2015 - ' Dear Fat People', Nicole has gained an incredible amount of followers, reaching over 5 million people daily across all her platforms. www.goteamacademy.com Follow at @ibnicolearbour

Nicole Arbour is a Canadian comedian and creative entrepreneur, whose videos have racked up over 1 billion total views online. We discuss her backstory, overcoming major adversity, being 'canceled' before cancel culture, and why everybody should just tell the truth.Follow Zuby - https://twitter.com/zubymusic Follow Nicole - https://twitter.com/NicoleArbourAfter listening to this episode, check out my appearance on Chris Mancuso's podcast 'The Sesh' - https://the-sesh-with-chris-mancuso.simplecast.com/episodes/19-the-sesh-with-chris-mancuso-ft-zuby-PktFa7PFSubscribe to the 'Real Talk With Zuby' podcast on iTunes, Spotify & Stitcher - https://fanlink.to/zubypodcastJoin the Team Zuby Community on Locals - https://teamzuby.locals.comSupport the podcast with a donation - https://buymeacoffee.com/zubymusicSupport the podcast on Patreon - https://patreon.com/zubymusicSpecial thanks to GOLD TIER Patreon members: Ebele Achor, Adam Patterson, Make Weird MusicFollow Zuby on: Twitter - twitter.com/zubymusicFacebook - facebook.com/zubymusicInstagram - instagram.com/zubymusicWebsite - zubymusic.comBuy Team Zuby music and merchandise - teamzuby.com

Are you watching the strategy behind what we're doing and why we're doing it? If not, start watching closer. On this episode Russell talks about making some strategic chess moves with Clickfunnels in the near future that won't make sense to people on the outside. Here are some of the awesome things to look for in today's episode: When you can look forward to some announcements from Clickfunnels, and why you should look at the underlying strategies. And hear an example of somebody else in the business that is also making strategic moves, and why Russell thinks they are doing it.  So listen here to find out when Clickfunnels will be making some announcements, and find out why Russell wants you to look at the strategy behind it. ---Transcript--- Hey everybody, this is Russell Brunson. Welcome back to the Marketing Secrets podcast. Today we are going to talk some strategy. Alright, so I don’t even know how or where to go with this podcast episode, other than I have been having so much fun recently watching the great strategic minds play chess in their business. So what do I mean by that? First off, let me give you guys a glimpse of what’s happening behind the scenes with me. I can’t give you all the details unfortunately but I’m going to give you some hints. So you’ll be able to see as I’m playing chess over the next 6 to 9 months. I am making some very big, strategic decisions, things that on the outside will look stupid, like “Why did you do that Russell? That doesn’t make any logical sense.” And it won’t from the outside looking in, but the inside looking out, they’re all very strategic chess moves. I’m moving a piece here, I’m moving something here, I’m changing something here. And while you are able to see the movement of the chess piece, my guess is you will not be able to understand the overall strategy for a while. And I wish I could tell it all to you, but I am someday going to write a book about this whole thing. So sometimes strategically you move a chess piece somewhere and someone ends up checkmating you, so I’m hoping that doesn’t happen. So I’m not calling my shot that it’s going to be flawless, but I’m definitely moving some chess pieces around. But it’s all very strategic and I’m excited to kind of see what happens from it, and the growth and the changes, and the…I’m sure initially I’m going to probably offend some people, upset some people, I’m lose some customers in the short term, but in the long term it’s the essential movement of things that need to happen for the company to grow and for the value of the company to exponentially grow. So like I said, some of the things won’t make sense right away. For example, Clickfunnels, our 5 year birthday is coming up, and for our 5 year birthday I’m doing some announcing of some stuff. So I’m announcing some things that are disappearing from Clickfunnels, and some announcing of things that are being added into Clickfunnels. And they’re very strategic. And it’s funny, as I was making some of these first strategic moves… In fact, let me step down. You’re going to see on the birthday, at Funnel Hacking Live this next year, you’ll see the next set of the strategic moves happening. And then on my birthday, March 8th, you will potentially be seeing the next set of strategic moves. So there’s three dates for you to look at. Put it on your calendar to see the chess pieces moving. And I want you guys looking and thinking strategically, why is he doing this, what’s the reasoning. So those are the things that are happening. But there’s a lot of thought going into them and it’s kind of fun. So what’s been fun for me recently, I’ve been looking at the people that I respect, people that are doing cool things, people that are having momentum, and what their business is. And some people just get lucky, but most people are strategically moving chess pieces around to do different things. So it’s really fun and interesting to watch. It was kind of interesting, as I was trying to decide if I should make some of these strategic moves, I got really nervous and I had this weird impression to message Garret White, I mean Garret J White, I must say it right. So I messaged Garret and just kind of told him a little bit about what’s going on and just checked in with him, and then we started talking back and forth through text message. And  then he told me what he’s doing strategically, and it was super similar to what I was doing. It was kind of crazy how in alignment we were. It was like, the moves he’s making in his business and the moves I’m making in my business. And so it was kind of fun, and I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, looking from the outside in  I would have thought you were crazy. But now that I understand the strategy behind it, I’m like oh my gosh, you’re actually brilliant. This is so cool.” So I’m watching it. I’m watching, there’s someone I’ve had a chance to get to know a year ago through instagram, and it’s Nicole Arbour, some of you guys may know her, she made a video back 4 or 5 years ago called Dear Fat People, that went crazy viral. She got a lot of hate for it, a lot people loved it, but regardless created a lot of noise. And it was fascinating to watch her do that a couple of years ago and just kind of, that was kind of interesting, like what’s her strategy? Why is doing this? She’s going to make a lot of people angry, some people happy. But what’s the reasoning? But she’s very strategic in her thinking and in the moves she makes which is fascinating. So I watched her over the last two weeks or so, and again, watching her strategically do her movement. So she made this video, some of you guys may have seen it, talking about Jay Shetty, and kind of calling him out on a lot of the stuff that he had plagiarized, and stuff like that. And she put this thing out there and it went crazy viral on Facebook, Instagram, I don’t know, probably other platforms as well. But between all of them it got tons of views. And it was interesting because then, again, we’re all having the chance to watch this strategic chess pieces, after the fact, so that thing goes viral and it’s like, oh my gosh. And you see what she’s trying to do, she’s trying to get Jay to stop doing these things. And I’m not going to comment on that at all, because that’s beside the point of what I’m talking about now. But she made that video and then a few days later, she started seeding, “I’m about to do my next big video to expose the next person I want to expose.” I was like, oh my gosh, is this her strategy to go and expose a bunch of people, what’s she doing strategically? I want to figure what’s happening inside of her mind as I’m watching this, as she’s building up to it. And she did it on Insta-stories and everything, talking about, it’s coming, it’s coming. And it’s like, boom, she launches it, and the next expose’ is about this person. And she kind of talked about the person, who it is, and all the bad things people say about this person, and then she said, that person is actually me. And it was fascinating because she basically aired her dirty laundry. She put out all the stuff that someone could potentially say bad about her and put it out there. What was cool is it took all the wind out of anybody who would try to retaliate and attack back against her because she’s like, “There it is.” And she did an expose’ on herself, which was really fascinating to see. And it was like, oh my gosh. Anyway, so she put that out there, and that was the next video, and it picked up steam, there’s momentum with the first video, then the second video, the next expose’ that was actually about her, that was the next fascinating video in the sequence. And then she did another one exposing somebody who was trying to expose her. Anyway, it was just fascinating watching the different, it was strategic moves. Again, I don’t know the end goal or who she is trying to checkmate, who or what’s going to happen, but it’s just been fascinating watching as they’re happening, and catching on and being like, oh my gosh this is the strategy that she’s using to get attention and get views and to build her brand, whatever the things are. I actually messaged my entire social media team on Saturday, I was like, ‘I want to make sure you guys are watching this. I’m not having all you guys watching it for the content, you can, that’s cool, but that’s not why. My purpose is strategically watch what she’s doing and leveraging the momentum of one video to the next, to the next, to the next. What do we have where we can do the same type of thing?” How do I make it so my Instagram or my YouTube or whatever, where it’s  not just random things that we’re putting out there, but there’s momentum and it’s moving towards something, and there’s strategically something happening to build the pressure, to build the noise, to get from point A to point B, point B to point C, and to move people through this journey and this conversation. You know, I think one of my flaws is social media, up to this point it’s been everything is very much one off, here’s the thing we’re doing, here’s the thing we’re doing, and we’re kind of in and out and talk about the thing. Whereas it’s like, what if we turned this into a conversation, what if we turned it into a multi series of events, pulling somebody from thing to thing to thing, causing controversy or momentum or whatever. You know, I don’t think I’m a very controversial, I don’t seek for that, I don’t think my videos need to be controversial like Nicole’s were necessarily, but conceptually, strategically how do I create that in the voice that I have on social media? Anyway, I just hope you guys are watching this game, watch the people at the highest level that are playing, watch what they’re doing and how they’re doing it. We’re always seeing things in hindsight, the person makes the strategic move and we see it afterwards, but start watching those and start noting, why did they do that, what was the purpose? Why did that video happen here? Why did this thing happen here? Why did Russell announce this? Why are they launching this now? What are the pieces? Why did they pull this away? What are the, what’s the purpose? And I think if you guys start looking at that, you’ll start really enjoying this, it’s really fun. You know one of my favorite podcasts is a podcast called Business Wars, and it’s fun because it’s almost like a produced podcast. They pick two businesses that are at war and they produce like 7 or 8 episodes and they tell you the story behind this business war, and this is all in hindsight though, because you see it’s already happened. So it’s like Mac versus PC, Apple versus, excuse me, Mac versus PC, Addidas versus Nike, Marvel versus DC, Paypal versus EBay, all these different business wars that happen. And you watch them and it tells you all the strategic moves that they make, but you’re seeing it all in hindsight, so it’s super fun. In fact, I think, I told the last time I spoke, I told everybody that they should drop out of school and just listen to business wars. That gives you history in business all wrapped into one super entertaining podcast. But I digress, I like listening to that because you get to hear the strategy that happened in the past, in history that made these companies who they are. But man, we’re all sitting right now, having this opportunity to watch as companies are strategically doing things to build themselves right now. We’re reliving it, we’re in the middle of it. Elon Musk, I’m sitting right now in my Tesla, Elon Musk, he files all these patents for the Tesla and for these battery operating cars, and he’s doing the thing and then all the sudden he’s like, “I’m going to open source this and give access to everybody for free.” And you’re like, “Wait, why would you do that? It doesn’t make any sense? This is your intellectual property.” He’s like, “I’m going to open source it, give it to everybody and then everybody can build upon it, and then what’s going to happen because of that, other people are going to fund the building of this huge, all of the charging stations across America, because I can’t fund that by myself. So let me open source the patents, get everybody else building on it, and now we can all build this network that’s essential for my company to survive, which is these charging stations.” So it opened it up and boom, that’s what kind of happened. So it’s just like, it’s just so fascinating and fun to watch these strategic decisions. One of the ones that happened, that’s happening on Clickfunnels birthday next, in two weeks from now. I told Myron Golden, and I love Myron, one of my favorite people ever, and I explained it to him and the next day he came back and said, “Do you realize what you’re doing here?” And I smiled and I’m like, “what? Tell me.” And he said, “If you, when you do this, this is what’s going to happen.” I was like, I kind of smiled, and he was like, “You already knew that.” I’m like, ‘Yeah, that’s the strategy. That’s the chess piece I’m moving.” On the outside you’ll see the move, but I want you to stop and think, why? What’s the reason, what’s he trying to do here, what’s the purpose? And hopefully you guys have fun watching as we go. So that’s what I got, I’m back to the office. I gotta get some work done today. I’m submitting the book tonight, so this is the end of the Traffic  Secrets book. You guys, I’m submitting it to the publisher. Whoo hoo. It is due at 5:30 pm tonight, so it will be out the door here soon. So wish me luck, and I hope you guys have a chance to read it here soon. Thanks again for everything and we’ll talk to you guys on the next podcast. Bye everybody.

What you need to know about salt, what types of workouts get you in shape fast and a 5-step technique to change what you crave!September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. This is to raise awareness about the childhood obesity epidemic in America and show people how they can help solve this problem.I found it interesting because there was a video on YouTube by Nicole Arbor called "Dear Fat People" that offended many people. As a matter of fact, the people it offended complained to Google that the material in violation of YouTube's terms and got it yanked.Those who complained said she was "fat shaming". Yet she mentions throughout the entire video the need for people to take care of themselves so “we can have you around longer.” You can probably still find the video via search.Now, this video alone could be a whole episode or two of discussion! Yet, I wonder if she started out by saying it's “National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month,” if people would have viewed it differently or have been offended by that fact that there is a whole month “dedicated” to the awareness of childhood obesity.  I want to know what your thoughts are on these topics:Childhood obesity awarenessFat shaming If you had a morbidly obese relative would you talk to them about their weight? Comment on the Facebook page or email me your thoughts!Reference article September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month:  http://www.aol.com/article/2015/09/09/september-is-national-childhood-obesity-awareness-month-and-here/21233060/NUTRITIONI often get e-mails on my opinion on salt. There are a lot of listeners who are confused out there. No wonder they are, some say that salt is a plague to be avoided, and some say we need more. Of course it is different for each person because your salt intake should take into consideration your activities, health history and nutritional needs.Here are some points to consider: Today's "modern" salt is a very refined product and very far from its original form, making it less wholesome. Salt intake has to be individualized.  Restricting salt could be good for some people, but it can also be disastrous for someone trying to recover from adrenal fatigue. The higher protein intake you have, the more salt you need. Independent studies observed that sodium is low in high protein users. The more cooked foods you eat, the more salt you need to activate certain intestinal enzymes. Salt should have a color. Not white and bland looking. Salt should be either pink, red, beige or grey. What that means is that it contains trace minerals and has not been highly processed. Be aware that "real" salt shouldn't cost an arm and leg. It does not need to come from any remote location or extreme harvesting method! Good salt is readily available at any health food store.If you sweat a lot you need more salt. A Sodium and Potassium imbalance can lead to all kinds of problems both in the gym and outside of the gym.  So, if you sweat a lot, you likely need more salt for performance and for health. It’s equally important to maintain a salt balance in your diet. If you have a "cheat" night or an "off diet" night, pay attention to how you feel. Many people who eat healthy throughout the week and then treat themselves to a “splurge” meal can feel nauseous and can even experience elevated heart rate and blood pressure and this is due to the body’s reaction to the sudden increase in salt intake. Low sodium diet is one of the main causes of dehydration and low blood volume. This leads to many negative effects for those seeking improvements in their physiques and overall performance.If you are craving salty foods, that is indication number one that you need more sodium. Also, if your performance is starting to suffer and you aren’t as lean or hard or vascular as you used to be it could be because you are sweating more in the hot summer sun and need more sodium. MOTIVATIONChange What You Crave, By Changing How You Think! Let's take another look at cravings and how to get rid of them. First, think about what foods are your greatest temptations. The probably aren't healthy ones, right?  Foods like ice cream, potato chips, pizza, or cake..... you get the idea.In fact, in your mind right now, as you're listening, you may be thinking about a food that isn't healthy. Well, aren't you? Stop for a moment and think about that and how many times you crave certain foods or are tempted by foods. The point is that you can change what you crave by changing how you think.Practically every new client I see for weight-loss has a “craving problem.” But I don't see it as a craving problem, it can be an overall nutrition and/or a mindset issue. Cravings can be caused by lack of certain nutrients, the power of suggestion, aroma or a combination of these. You definitely don't have to be controlled by them! You don't have to feel temped by ice cream, cookies or 20-ounce prime ribs. Instead, you can be tempted by healthier foods like watermelon, pineapple, oranges or apples. Think that sounds crazy? Well it's not!Think about this...there exists at least one fruit and vegetable you like. Now, think about how often you eat these types of fruits or vegetables. Is it a lot less often than the unhealthy stuff? You really can enjoy your favorite fruits just as much as you enjoy your favorite junk foods, you just don't believe you can.Change your minds images and you'll change your cravings!Here's a quick 5 minute mental exercise you can begin doing right now to help you start changing the way you crave food.Step 1: Find a comfortable, quiet place where there are no distractions. Begin breathing deeply until you are quite relaxed. Next, count backwards from 10-1, slowly. With each count, imagine that your mind is drifting deeper and deeper.Step 2: After you have finished counting, imagine that you are relaxing by yourself in your favorite place. A secluded beach or a log in the woods will do the trick. Imagine yourself feeling so very relaxed and peaceful.Step 3: Next, imagine a basket full of your favorite fresh picked fruit sitting right next to you. See it clearly in your mind, the color, the feel, everything about that fruit. Imagine taking a bite of that juicy fruit and enjoying it like never before.Step 4: Repeat the following suggestion to yourself 10 times: "From now on, anytime I think of eating, I immediately feel a craving for fruit."Step 5: Count from 1 to 5, slowly, and when you reach 5 open your eyes.A good habit is to do this sequence before bed. Not only does it help with cravings, it helps you relax for better sleep.TRAININGWhat are QuickFit workouts? These are short workouts (15-30 minutes) that combine the best exercises for weight loss and sculpting. That means a combination of exercises specifically chosen to boost your metabolism, burn more calories and tone and tighten your whole body.You don't have to do an exercise for every part of your body to see it change. For example, abs and core. Most people train that area directly, some people will do a half hour every day. The sad thing is that you 'll never see your abs if they are covered by a layer of fat. Yes diet has something to do with that, but so does your workout. When you do the right exercises, mostly free weights, and make them challenging enough to be working really hard the last few reps, then you are creating tone, tight muscle! The kind that permanently speeds up your metabolism, while making you look smaller (losing inches) and toned. Plus, the most effective exercises for weight loss are also ones that simultaneously train your abs and core!Who wouldn't want to spend less time working out and get in shape faster? And did I mention cardio? Well, no......Exactly!The QuickFit format is set up that you'll be doing cardio the whole time! Between the large muscles worked, the compound exercises (ie exercises that require to stand, balance etc) and the minimal rest, your heart rate will be up higher than your normal cardio. Did you wonder why we did the “no cardio” challenge last week? To get you to change the way you workout and think about weight loss!If you are one of those who answered that you've been working on your shape up goals for over a year or forever, then you owe it to yourself to completely change what you are doing! Obviously it isn't working or you'd be in the shape you want!  Right?  If that sounds harsh, sorry, I just know what it feels like to work out, run 5 miles a day, bike 5-10 several days a week, eat “healthy” and still not “be in shape.” I certainly wish someone told me all this a long time ago! I always say, if it wasn't happening to me, I wouldn't believe it!I can understand your reluctance to make such a drastic change. The no cardio thing was tough for me too, at least in the beginning. But then when I started to notice I was staying relatively lean and about the same weight despite NOT always eating (or drinking ) healthy and working out less (about 4 days a week) and doing NO cardio, then I was convinced. Of course, it makes sense that if you give your body a chance to recover from workouts, the added muscle boosts your metabolism so you burn more calories all day long, not just after exercise.  When you stay off the scale and only take measurements once a week or once every two weeks, then you see changes and stay on track.A big reason why people fail at weight loss goals is because of the scale.  If you go to the scale, it messes with your head! If you gain weight, or don't lose weight, while weight training you automatically think you are bulking up.  NO, not even close!Remember very few women have the ability to gain muscle size quickly. (By the way,  I am definitely not one of them. It's not any easier for me than you!)The problem with the scale is that you sabotage your self by stepping on the scale too often. If you get frustrated with the scale, you either give up on your weight loss goals, or you go the opposite way and do too much cardio and skip the weights. Bad idea!The goal is to challenge your muscles. If you workout in a gym then you have a nice selection of weights to challenge yourself. But if you workout at home you probably have a limited number of weights, so you need to be sure your exercises are going to challenge you, physically,  in way that produces results.  There's different techniques to do this such as supersets, tempo training, balance training, to name a few.This isn't a plug for QuickFit Club, it's a reminder that you can get in great shape with out cardio when you use the right type of exercises The best results come when you hit the muscle groups hard and fast! Four (4) times a week works great!Remember, you can do the QuickFit Club workouts during the pre-reboot for free. Visit the QuickFit Club website to get a taste of this type of training. When we reboot the club, the workouts will actually be shorter and more specific on the weights to use.Yes, you can still add your input at the survey!  It is now conveniently located on the fitnessmakeover site so go there and you will see in the main menu survey.  You input is important! Get all the most recent episodes on iTunes or download this episode here: Fit 231: Salt, Cravings and QuickFit Workoutsdbwebpink-200x200   Now available in paperback: "Mindset Makeover," available at The Book Patch.com. Amazon.com Widgets

In this episode of The Lisa Mitchell Show, Lisa has a candid interview with the controversial queen of social media, Nicole Arbour. They tackle all things social influence, showing up in any room with confidence, and handling haters and controversy. She shares the real story about her appearance on The View that was nothing more than a set up to make her defend her "Dear Fat People" video, if she thinks that she's ever gone too far, why she shows up in any room exactly the same way, and her process for deciding what projects she falls in love with and what projects she says no to.   Nothing is off limits in this conversation, come get the realness from Nicole herself. #GoTeam Follow Nicole at @IBNicoleArbour on Instagram and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NicoleArbourfans/ 

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss Nicole Arbour's video, "Dear Fat People," and ask the question, "Is fat-shaming real?" Is there a loving way to discuss obesity in an offense culture?Podcast Hosts: Cal Moore, Jen Travis, Kara Tipton, & Kent Straith--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

SHOW NOTES: This week, along with catching up in this overdue podcast, we talk about a VERY sensitive topic: fat shaming and fat phobia from both a fitness and a vegan standpoint. We also do a live Q&A via Periscope! ONLINE COACHING If you're interested in receiving one on one online coaching from us you can find out further details & book your consultation here: http://veganproteins.com/personal-training/ PRODUCTS Flexible Dieting for Vegans E-Book: http://www.veganproteins.com/proteins-more-shop/flexibledieting/ One Time Custom Macro Calculations: http://www.veganproteins.com/proteins-more-shop/one-time-macro-calculation/ Macro Starter Kit (includes ebook and one time macro calculations):http://www.veganproteins.com/proteins-more-shop/macrostarterkit/ Muscles by Brussels Tank Tops: http://www.veganproteins.com/proteins-more-shop/mussels-by-brussels-mens-tank-by-veganproteins/ COMMUNITY Join our Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2014954931864252/?ref=br_rs

Happy 69th Birthday to Taunia's Dad Chet! We're taking a one-week break from our usual Lunchtime Concert Series of music to bring you a special "sneak peek" of Diva Taunia's NEW show scheduled to launch next month in October: DOWNSIZE DIVAS! sponsored by Downsize at Home and Wellesse Liquid Vitamins and Supplements. Taunia will be co-hosting this once a month  program with her good friend, and author of "Powerful Hunger," Dagny Kight and we want YOU to be part of it!  First, we want to hear from you about what day and time works best, and we're going to enter you into a raffle to win a gift basket full of goodies just to let us know here on this Google Doc (by Thursday, 9/24) easy!  We'll also be looking for FOUR AMAZING DIVAS to showcase, feature, and GLAM up (with FREE stuff each month)!  Don't miss Dagny's call for the Downsize Divas!  You can APPLY HERE to STAR in our campaign! Of course we're going to talk about what's happening in the news: the "Dear Fat People" video from "comedian" Nicole Arbour, and also the "Fat Guy Across America" story of a 560 lb man who raised $11K in foundations for a bike ride across the US to better his health that's never actually happened. No updates, no money, no progress. Lots of controversy! We welcome your calls (347-857-2052) & the chat room will be open!

A viral video attacking fat people, a couple who self-righteously live the Victorian lifestyle, and the Next To Kim Davis twitter feed.

Lynette and Stefanie open the show with a little Real Housewives talk. Then they get into a discussion on minding one's own business. Before they wrap, the ladies answer your Facebook questions on subjects including: The Dear Fat People youtube video, Kim Davis, birthday party goodie bags, and packing the kids school lunches.

Comedian Mike Holmes came in studio this week and yenta'd on with us about the Kim Davis saga, the Nicole Arbour controversy, and this was our premiere week on Periscope. Matt gave us his opinion on Narcos on Netflix (you should watch it). We moved next into the Kim Davis reality show, the Kentucky clerk who refuses to issue marriage licenses to gay couples and was recently released from prison for contempt of court. She even drew presidential candidate Mike Huckabee to her release day, who attempted to emulate human emotions in a bid to win crowd support. Mike Holmes told us his upcoming schedule which you can find at his website. Mike will appear at the Rogue Island Comedy Festival, which you can also help fund on their Kickstarter page. We watched comedian Nicole Arbour's video, Dear Fat People which is supposed to fat shame people into losing weight. This of course was met with backlash from our society's greatest fat people, including the star of My Big Fat Fabulous Life - Whitney Way Thore. We made it through her response video where we learned acceptance about being fat and enjoying fast food. Harvey's Headlines brought us the news about Wes Craven's death, the Superbad stunt by a Millis MA police officer, and Elon Musk wants to nuke Mars. A Mexican man has a 19" penis, Universal made $1B in movies this year, and a Canadian Parliament candidate dropped out because a video of him pissing in a mug surfaced. You can find Mike Holmes at his website www.mikeisfun.com, on Twitter @mikeisfun, and on Instagram @mikeisfun You can listen this episode on iTunes, Stitcher, or here:

Empathy takes down another victim and if Kim Davis wasn't all the rage right now, Nicole Arbour would be their mascot. 

Today on Top Hat: Ben and Marcus discuss Dear Fat People, Hillary Clinton's terrible attempt at rebranding, and the terror that is Huckabee.

Once and future Koko the Showfucker (and, one supposes, veteran pop culture writer/editor) Jason Tabrys is once again spreading his distinct brand of cheer to Gobbledygeek like so much plague. When he's not hawking Jason Juice, M. Tabrys talks with Paul and AJ about fall TV, including accusations of Muppety ignorance; the Dear Fat People video and whether or not YouTube flashes-in-the-pan like it are worth spending our precious outrage on; and what the preponderance of fan theories means, if it means anything at all. But it's mostly Jason Juice.     Next: the Geek Challenge rises from the dead. Paul must watch Peter Jackson's 1992 gorefest Dead Alive, while AJ must endure the 1984 post-apocalyptic teen movie Night of the Comet.

Hello friends! Sorry for the delay but we're back and better than ever! This week, a brief insight on Tom Brady and Deflate-Gate. Also, a surprising update on Kim Davis! A youtuber (not Brentalfloss) posted a highly controversial video. Brent shares a quick Bernie update and an explanation of the start of the Presidential Primary! Finally, in the Wi-Five, apparently James Franco is a teacher now? The wait was worth it, enjoy!

On this long episode of The Fantastic Voyage, Sam, Gerg, and Corde talk about Snoop Dogg, the man with a 19inch penis again, and talk at length about the controversial YouTube video "Dear Fat People."

Fat Shaming Nicole Arbour is under a lot of scrutiny right now after releasing a YouTube video titled “Dear Fat People.” In the six minute video Nicole fat shames people and delivers her message with jokes and references to television and stereotypes. She goes off on a few tangents but comes back quickly with another... The post The Skinny – Nicole Arbour – Fat Shaming appeared first on Under Ten Fitness.

We’re back after a month long hiatus! Woo hoo! This week we’re chatting VMAs, that time we almost got in a fight and “Dear Fat People.” Let us know what you think of this week’s episode! Email – lnbpodcast@gmail.com Twitter – @lastname_basis  #LastNameBasis Website – lastnamebasis.com This episode features royalty free music from incompetech.com Thanks to @jstnhll for […]

  I’ve attempted to avoid the whole Nicole Arbour  “Dear Fat People” thing. In general, 99% of the time I do not respond to hatefulness, whether it’s on the internet or elsewhere because I know that people who spew this kind of hatred are just energy vampires who feed off of other peoples responses, no […]

I respond to the "Dear Fat People" video made by Youtuber Nicole Arbour

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