Podcasts about fat dan

Join Ugly Tez and Fat Dan as they discuss all things Rugby (or should that by Tuby) League and name our 1 to 17 for Round One

We brought in two of our buddy Dan Stornaiuolo’s hilarious and engaging brothers, Dom and Mike, to give an outsider’s perspective on powerlifting accomplishments – particularly their “little” brother’s lifting. Don and Mike host the Bridge to Bridge Podcast featuring interviews with SF Bay Area sports figures. Both grew up as athletes, so we unpack and contrast training and competition experiences among various sports. Other questions that came up: Do Silent Mike and Dom look alike and what celebrities do they remind people of? What activities have they used to stay sane during the pandemic? Why can nobody locate their dad’s episode of “Dirty Jobs?” Did a van really run over Dan’s leg when he was a kid? This is part 1 of 2. You can find part 2 on an upcoming episode of The Bridge to Bridge podcast with Mike Stornaiuolo and Dominick Bei. And check out their Instagram @bridgetobridgepodcast Dan is @stormcloud415 on IG. Next week we’re going to talk about the influence of the documentary “Pumping Iron” in an episode. send us your written comments or voice memos to social@50percentfacts.com. Subscribe for updates about our new gym (Third Street Barbell) and apparel line at 3sb.co! Local memberships and international fresh fits! Hosted by Mike Farr (@silentmikke) and Jim McDonald (@thejimmcd). Produced by Jim McDonald Production assistance by Connor O’Neal @connoroneal. Theme by Aaron Moore. Branding by Joseph Manzo.

Tim & Roger discuss As Luck Would Have It's song, "Boys Will Be Boys". You can't watch the sequel before watching the original. Fat Dan is not fat. Shweet! Tim keeps knocking over his Trully drinks. Baby, I'm promiscuous. Penis bottle opener.Thank you: http://jraftervideo.com code: Good Tunes & https://www.facebook.com/solymarnj code: Good TunesWanna become an IDIOT?Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-OF...@TimmyGoodTunes@RogerWuyArtist: As Luck Would Have ItSong: Boys Will Be BoysFREE DOWNLOAD: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c92cjdbtif3gxrr/02%20Boys%20Will%20Be%20Boys.aiff?dl=0Produced by: As Luck Would Have ItRecorded & Mixed by Doug LeibowitzMastered by: DiscmakersOpening Credits and Branding: https://www.instagram.com/timmygoodtunes/Credit Sequence Music: ”Early Riser"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Produced by Blunt Object Productions

We invited our old friend and training partner, Fat Dan, into the studio to talk about his private security business, and the disruptions were all facing in the wake of the Coronavirus. Why do people continue to put themselves in unsafe, crowded situations right now? Should you quit your full-time job to work for yourself? What (or who) is Diet Caramel and how do you get into that? You can find Dan on Instagram: @stormcloud415 and Twitter: @stormcloud415 and at his business website: Capital Protection Group. Recorded under shelter-in-place restrictions. Hosted by Mike Farr (@silentmikke) and Jim McDonald (@thejimmcd). Produced by Jim McDonald Production assistance by Connor O’Neal. Theme by Aaron Moore. Branding by Joseph Manzo.

We live in Fresno, Ca again. Feat. Fat Dan....This week we shine on the Summer Vibes in music. Check it out. We also go Villains and Saints shows coming up. Tune in.  Villainsandsaintsclothing.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-spanish-fly--experien/support

As the winter comes, so does the weight gain. It’s a fact of life that as it gets colder our bodies get fatter. It’s biology. This has been the cycle since the caveman eras. So as we enter a new year it’s always good to reflect upon, and try to figure out, just how slobingly large we have become and what, if anything, we can do to try and alleviate some of the unnecessary mass we’ve begun to carry around our fare city. On this very, very, special episode of MITM, the monsters open up their channel to their friends at Winter Weight Radio Fat Jack and Fat Dan as they discuss all things chub related. Hope you tune in. Blessings.

 Kyle Bledsoe is a fabulous musician who has been perfecting his craft for years now. He established himself in the Lafayette, IN scene, and now lives in Indianapolis, where he can be seen regularly doing his acoustic sets at Fat Dan's and other spots (including some Anthem work at Colts games!).  Kyle's new project is "Milkman and the Jugs". Kyle's debut with them will be at the Vogue on 7/20, and there will be many more gigs. This rockin' band has a unique feature of two (count 'em, two) bass players!   We discussed the band, the new music, and being a professional musician with a family, including his son Leo and partner Kali. We also include 2 Milkman tunes for your enjoyment.    When I first met this young man some years ago, I had a feeling he was going to crush it. Consider it crushed.

We hope you’re hungry, Indy. First, we’ll be talking to Savor Downtown Indy, an event coming up that will get you awesome deals at some of Indy’s greatest restaurants, including Fat Dan’s Deli, who is also here. Then, for dessert, we’ll welcome Just Pop In! - a local company owned by two bubbly twins with a heart for philanthropy, who are popping up ALL over the place. Get your appetite ready - today on the Edge!   Savor Downtown Indy is a 2-week event where Indy can enjoy special offers at some of the best restaurants in the Circle City. Susan Decker is the CEO of Susan Decker Media and organizer of Savor Downtown Indy and she brought along one of our favorite restaurants at Site Strategics, Fat Dan's Chicago-Style Deli. Mara Segerson, the Director of Operations of Fat Dan's Chicago-Style Deli, talks to Erin and Brittany about why they excited to be a part of this year's Savor Downtown Indy and what we can expect from their restaurant this year. To see all of the options and menus available for Savor Downtown Indy, please visit: https://www.savordowntownindy.com/ -- You have to appreciate someone who has the knack of pulling off a good prank. Well, one lady was able to pull off a prank four years after her death. Find out these weird and wacky stories and more this week on the Paul Poteet on the EDGE. Woman pranks her hubby from beyond the grave: http://www.cbs46.com/story/37296424/dead-wife-pranks-husband-for-years-using-plants You can buy a 72-pound wheel of cheese at Costco: https://www.costco.com/Kirkland-Signature-Whole-Wheel-Parmigiano-Reggiano,-72-lbs.-.product.100096211.html Japan's new "Coke Plus" contains a laxative: http://www.newser.com/story/253807/japanese-are-drinking-coke-with-laxative-ingredient.html -- "Twin"-preneurs Mandy Selke and Carly Swift, the co-owners of Just Pop In, are also on today's show to talk about their new popcorn bar that will be opening this spring! Just Pop In was created in 2003 and Mandy and Carly are out to celebrate happiness. After watching their segment, you can see how they embody that every day. You can visit their Broad Ripple location or visit them in Terminal B of the Indianapolis Airport. Or, you can visit their website: https://www.justpopinpopcorn.com/

In this episode of the Pete the Planner® Show, I talk visualization. If you are wandering aimlessly through your financial life, this is the key you are missing. Visualizing the financial life you want is a great tool to get you motivated to achieve it. You use visualization every single day. For me, it’s usually food. Any given day you can find me visualizing the Fat Havana Burger from Fat Dan’s. Sigh. So good. Every day, my brain is making plans and thinking through ways I can get the sandwich I want. There is a dark side to visualization though. If you are in a high-pressure situation, you may cycle through the worst possible outcomes. Visualization can often lead to self-fulfilling prophecy territory, for better or worse. For our purposes, we’ll go with better. Apply the practice of visualization to your retirement. You probably don’t spend too much time imagining your retirement, but take a minute and imagine complete financial independence. What do you see? My visualization came to me in full force when I was boarding a flight a few weeks ago. On my way to coach, I passed an elderly couple sitting in first class, passports in hand, and looking as content as could be. I spent the rest of that flight thinking about what it would be like for my wife and me to be in their place, years down the road. I realized, “That’s what I want.” For the first time in my life, I could picture what retirement would look like for me personally. Maybe for you, it’s fishing all day, starting a garden, buying a boat, whatever. Picture your own retirement. Go ahead. Dream big. Let that visualization be the fuel that pushes you toward reaching your retirement goal.