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BJ wants to have everyone who owns a Foreman Grill use it on the day of George Foreman's funeral.

BJ's wife signed up for a subscription service with a massage company, however she has not been able to book an appointment for months at a time that works for her so she has been paying for a subscription she can't use. After trying to canceling this subscription it seems nearly impossible to do so. Jamie, Carson and SMH Dil are all super pumped to try the full body MRI scans. Jake and Logan Paul have a new reality show coming to Max. Donald Trump wants his painting removed from the Colorado State Capitol. 23&Me is going bankrupt. The attorney general for California Attorney General has urged people to delete their data with the company. Did you know that Coach Prime is a huge bass fisher? BJ wants to have everyone who owns a Foreman Grill use it on the day of George Foreman's funeral.

George Foreman sadly passed away this past weekend, prompting us to reflect on our favorite meals cooked on the Foreman Grill from years gone by. Shifting gears, we discuss some interesting news: a woman is generously offering prom dresses at no cost, Denver is funding a park that it technically already owns, and the most effective way to shed pounds might just be to eat like an infant.The fun continues on our social media pages!Jeremy, Katy & Josh Facebook: CLICK HERE Jeremy, Katy & Josh Instagram: CLICK HERE

We lost a TRUE legend of sports locally here over the weekend y'all

*rolls eyes*

On this edition of Ringside Reporter we talk about the passing of heavyweight icon, George Foreman.  Foreman passed away this weekend at the age of 76.  He was a two time heavyweight champion and probably best known around the world for the Foreman Grill.  All this and the latest boxing news on this edition of Ringside Reporter.

Support our sponsor by using the link below for the special Solomonster offer!BETTERHELP - Get 10 PERCENT OFF your first month and give online therapy a try at http://www.betterhelp.com/solomonster to start being your best self. Thanks to BetterHelp for sponsoring this week's episode!I've got a FULL REVIEW for WWE Clash at the Castle from Scotland, including my thoughts on Drew McIntyre getting screwed over by CM Punk in front of his hometown fans, why Cody's direction seems clear for Summerslam, Chad Gable failing again to win the IC title and how to debut the new Wyatt clan with Uncle Howdy this week... news on TWO big WWE names heading to Japan for promotional crossovers and another big TNA one that may be on the way... quick NXT Battleground thoughts from last Sunday... The Rock's injury scare and latest tease for Wrestlemania... Ricochet makes his final appearance on WWE TV and why he had to leave... Jeff Hardy makes his return to TNA... the AEW star that is on his way back and just in time for Blood & Guts... Dax Harwood admits to misleading Tony Khan and AEW medical and his rebuttal to Disco Inferno, plus my PERSONAL PLEA to any pro wrestlers that listen to this... Hulk Hogan promoting his own REAL AMERICAN BEER and he still can't let the Foreman Grill go... plus YOUR QUESTIONS on a Women's Blood & Guts match in AEW, idiots saying Ilya Dragunov is BURIED, promotions adding injury time to contracts, three WWE names who would benefit from hitting the open market, who was Mister STARRCADE and the greatest independent match of all time?***Follow Solomonster on Twitter for news and opinion:http://www.twitter.com/solomonsterSubscribe to the Solomonster Sounds Off on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSolomonster?sub_confirmation=1Become a Solomonster Sounds Off Channel Member:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9jcg7mk93fGNqWPMfl_Aig/join

Join us on the latest episode of Fly the Coop Podcast as we dive into a fascinating conversation with the multi-talented actor, producer, director, and marketing guru and coach, Ron Lynch. Broadcasting remotely from the sunny shores of Fort Myers Beach, Florida, we had the pleasure of virtually hosting Ron to uncover the genius behind some of the most brilliant marketing ideas in recent history. Did you know Ron Lynch played a pivotal role in shaping the marketing campaigns for GoPro, Foreman Grill, and Oxi Clean? Discover the secrets of his creative process, the stories behind these iconic brands, and the comedic genius that shines through in his work. Join us as we explore the intersection of marketing, entertainment, and creativity, and learn how these world-changing ideas came to life. Tune in to this enlightening episode and get ready to be inspired by Ron Lynch's incredible journey, innovative marketing insights, and coaching wisdom.

Lang breaks down last night's Grizzlies v. Trailblazers game, talks about the Vols falling on the road with Teresa Walker, breaks down Anthony Edward's love of snacks with Rob Fischer and more.start Novak Djokovic playing on a torn harmstring:08 Grizzlies loss 4th home game:24 Teresa Walker:26 Vols fall to Florida on the road:33 Best men's cbb team we've watched:34 Tom Brady's retirement impact:41 Rob Fischer:43 Grizz v. Blazers takeaways:48 NBA trade deadline stuff:56 Anthony Edwards loves hot fries1:05 Tom Hanks and Robin Wright to be "de-aged" in new film 'HERE'1:11 Jaafar Jackson to play Michael Jackson in new biopic1:12 James Gunn's plans for DCU 1:20 George Foreman trailer1:23 'Bad Boys 4' in the works1:25 'Cocaine Bear' thoughts1:26 Scientist bring back dodo bird

Look, the thing about the episode today is that we got a lot of ideas about hot dogs. And chicken wings. I guess we were pretty hungry when we recorded the episode. But when it's YKS Nights…that's just the kind of crazy stuff you're gonna get! On today's show, we're visiting the Kingdom of Fufu, but just for tonight only! Plus, we got some corny shoe stuff not even I can endorse, a way to stay warm at the office that's NOT setting the Foreman Grill out the night before, and finally saving Canada from the thorny grip of woke! Gather your Missisaugan friends around the iPad…it's time to listen to YKS!Music for YKS is courtesy of Howell Dawdy, Craig Dickman, Mr. Baloney, and Mark Brendle. Additional research by Zeke Golvin. YKS is edited by Producer Dan. Executive Producer lola butt.Here's an excellent holiday gift for the person in your life who needs to see or have some good stuff: YKS Premium! Get a free month when you pay for a full year – It's a Christmas miracle! This week's episode of YKS is sponsored by these fine brands:Schedule35 - Microdose – doesn't sound like much, but studies show a “small” amount of psilocybin can have a “big” effect! Micro is a prefix meaning “small”. That's why I said that. Get 15% Off with code YKS at Schedule35.coAthletic Greens - Routines are important. My morning routine is that I wake up, scream in the mirror, and down a cup of vitamins and adaptogens in the form of Athletic Greens AG1. Then it's back to screaming. And I've got all the energy I need for a day of screaming. Get a 1 year supply of Vitamin D and 5 free travel packs at athleticgreens.com/YKSRocket Money - I'm sick of these motherfreaking subscriptions on this motherfreaking plane! Very possibly something you might say when signing up for a subscription while traveling on a plane. I know I have! Let's get rid of some of this stuff together, with our friends at Rocket Money. What the heck – I'm paying $9.99/mo for Snakes? Rocketmoney.com/yksBetterHelp - I'm one of those guy who hears “therapy on the computer” and starts thinking retail therapy! No, but in all seriousness, talking to someone about your problems can really help. And I doubt they're going to tell you to get a new coffeemaker to cheer yourself up. But I'm not a licensed anything, and I say, sure, if you like coffee, go for it. But do the other stuff, too. Get 10% off first month at betterhelp.com/yks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we close out the 2021 year.  I am joined by Jaime and Hiram (in person).  Hiram shares his experience with his battle with covid over the New Year's weekend.  We also talk some Dallas Cowboys football and how Jaime is barely holding on to the band wagon. We do something a little different on this episode as we do a year in review on some of the more memorable moments and guest that we had on the podcast in 2021.  We start off talking about our first episode where we really didn't know what we were doing.  Our first guest joins the podcast Nick "I'm not Hollywood" Lopez.  We talk about the Chicken Wars March Madness contest where we eat way too many chicken sandwiches.  Many other guest joined the podcast throughout the year including Captain Mike, The Queen of BBQ, Chillin and Grillin and many more.                                                                                                                                                       We finish out season one with some remote podcast at the High Steaks Texas Cook'em in Edinburg.  We had some pretty cool guest on that one and made friends with Bret Galloway.  We talk about the beginnings of our experience in competition cookoff and how we have progressed since then.  Hiram comes up with a new tamale dish combining tamales with Frito pie. Could this be a new Texas Staple? We talk about our visit to Smokecrafters and our experience making sausage.  The guys want to know why things are called Chicken Fried when there is not chicken in the recipe.  We talk about some bucket list items knocked off in 2021 which included my outdoor Thanksgiving, Hiram's steak cooking, and our CBA Grand Championship. We end off by talking about what we see for the podcast in 2022 and some potential ideas that we have in mind.  Thanks for all the listens and support!!!!!  A bunch of joes that cook like pros!!!Ready Set BBQ Shophttps://www.readysetbbq.com/shop Law Office of Hector Hernandezhttp://hhernandezlaw.com/?fbclid=IwAR3kaG_wQzrsUJ-cVxJLUyjvipMPM1R59xo9YMKFFsiGHaaUgdZ8hd8cB7YSmoke Crafters Home - SMOKE CRAFTERS (ordersmokecraftersbbq.com)Vera's King o Meats Veras King of Meats - Meat Market, Catering, Meat (veraskingomeats.com)

Stiz Grimey & Superstah Snuk are back for Episode 85 of Stuck On Stuff! It's New Years Eve and the guys kick off the episode with a clip from the legendary Dick Clark! And even though it's the holidays, Stiz may be going through a little seasonal depression and Snuk attempts to get to the bottom of it. Lil Pump comes for Eminem, Boston's own Benzino goes shirtless and challenges Royce Da 5'9" to a Versuz battle, Young Thug says he has more stadium anthems than Jay Z, and we break down the Twisted Tea slap heard 'round the world! Also, why does Stiz have a strange habit of brushing his teeth before every episode? Is the Air Fryer just 2020's version of the Foreman Grill? Why is Kevin Spacey so creepy? And do both Stiz and Snuk have long lost sisters that they've never met out there?! All that and more, on a New Years Eve episode of Stuck On Stuff!! Stuck On Stuff YouTube Twitter Instagram Stiz Grimey Twitter Instagram Superstah Snuk Twitter Instagram Engineer Jouls Twitter Instagram

OK, buhhh, I burned my foot very badly on my Foreman Grill and I now need someone to come and bring me into work. You burned your foot on a Foreman Grill.

FTTS is back with our kinfolk B Luv & Shad Mill. This week discussing Wilder v Fury II, NBA MVP Race, NCAA Madness, Bean & Gigi, WIFI Struggles, & The Legend of the Foreman Grill

Today we are joined by Andrew R. M. Smith, author of No Way But To Fight: George Foreman and the Business of Boxing (University of Texas Press, 2020). In our conversation, we discussed Foreman’s career, the role of race in American sports, and how boxing helped give rise to athletic mega-events. In No Way But To Fight, Smith traces the intersections between Foreman’s life, the racial politics of sports during the Civil Rights era, the intensification of boxing’s commercialization, the complexities of black masculinities, and the internationalization of sports mega-events. He shows that from his upbringing in Houston’s Fifth Ward to his role as a spokesman for the Foreman Grill, Foreman always fought to redefine himself along with the times. Smith’s telescoping view showcases a Foreman that played with different personalities - including American patriot, soul man, and evangelical preacher - in order to achieve success at distinct stages of his life. Although Smiths work proceeds chronologically, it focuses heavily on Foreman’s first boxing career, the period between Foreman’s Gold Medal fight in 1968 to his defeat in 1977 to Jimmy Young. Based on a close reading of newspaper articles, advertising materials, and interviews with the boxer, he paints vivid pictures of the snapshots of Foreman’s life. The pugilist pursued different strategies throughout his career in and outside of the ring – some more sensible than others such as not drinking water the day before a fight. He also showcases the way fighting created pathways for a young man from one of Houston’s roughest neighborhoods to achieve global fame and fortune. No Way But To Fight will appeal to readers interested in the links between money, race, and prize fighting in the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are joined by Andrew R. M. Smith, author of No Way But To Fight: George Foreman and the Business of Boxing (University of Texas Press, 2020). In our conversation, we discussed Foreman’s career, the role of race in American sports, and how boxing helped give rise to athletic mega-events. In No Way But To Fight, Smith traces the intersections between Foreman’s life, the racial politics of sports during the Civil Rights era, the intensification of boxing’s commercialization, the complexities of black masculinities, and the internationalization of sports mega-events. He shows that from his upbringing in Houston’s Fifth Ward to his role as a spokesman for the Foreman Grill, Foreman always fought to redefine himself along with the times. Smith’s telescoping view showcases a Foreman that played with different personalities - including American patriot, soul man, and evangelical preacher - in order to achieve success at distinct stages of his life. Although Smiths work proceeds chronologically, it focuses heavily on Foreman’s first boxing career, the period between Foreman’s Gold Medal fight in 1968 to his defeat in 1977 to Jimmy Young. Based on a close reading of newspaper articles, advertising materials, and interviews with the boxer, he paints vivid pictures of the snapshots of Foreman’s life. The pugilist pursued different strategies throughout his career in and outside of the ring – some more sensible than others such as not drinking water the day before a fight. He also showcases the way fighting created pathways for a young man from one of Houston’s roughest neighborhoods to achieve global fame and fortune. No Way But To Fight will appeal to readers interested in the links between money, race, and prize fighting in the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are joined by Andrew R. M. Smith, author of No Way But To Fight: George Foreman and the Business of Boxing (University of Texas Press, 2020). In our conversation, we discussed Foreman’s career, the role of race in American sports, and how boxing helped give rise to athletic mega-events. In No Way But To Fight, Smith traces the intersections between Foreman’s life, the racial politics of sports during the Civil Rights era, the intensification of boxing’s commercialization, the complexities of black masculinities, and the internationalization of sports mega-events. He shows that from his upbringing in Houston’s Fifth Ward to his role as a spokesman for the Foreman Grill, Foreman always fought to redefine himself along with the times. Smith’s telescoping view showcases a Foreman that played with different personalities - including American patriot, soul man, and evangelical preacher - in order to achieve success at distinct stages of his life. Although Smiths work proceeds chronologically, it focuses heavily on Foreman’s first boxing career, the period between Foreman’s Gold Medal fight in 1968 to his defeat in 1977 to Jimmy Young. Based on a close reading of newspaper articles, advertising materials, and interviews with the boxer, he paints vivid pictures of the snapshots of Foreman’s life. The pugilist pursued different strategies throughout his career in and outside of the ring – some more sensible than others such as not drinking water the day before a fight. He also showcases the way fighting created pathways for a young man from one of Houston’s roughest neighborhoods to achieve global fame and fortune. No Way But To Fight will appeal to readers interested in the links between money, race, and prize fighting in the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are joined by Andrew R. M. Smith, author of No Way But To Fight: George Foreman and the Business of Boxing (University of Texas Press, 2020). In our conversation, we discussed Foreman’s career, the role of race in American sports, and how boxing helped give rise to athletic mega-events. In No Way But To Fight, Smith traces the intersections between Foreman’s life, the racial politics of sports during the Civil Rights era, the intensification of boxing’s commercialization, the complexities of black masculinities, and the internationalization of sports mega-events. He shows that from his upbringing in Houston’s Fifth Ward to his role as a spokesman for the Foreman Grill, Foreman always fought to redefine himself along with the times. Smith’s telescoping view showcases a Foreman that played with different personalities - including American patriot, soul man, and evangelical preacher - in order to achieve success at distinct stages of his life. Although Smiths work proceeds chronologically, it focuses heavily on Foreman’s first boxing career, the period between Foreman’s Gold Medal fight in 1968 to his defeat in 1977 to Jimmy Young. Based on a close reading of newspaper articles, advertising materials, and interviews with the boxer, he paints vivid pictures of the snapshots of Foreman’s life. The pugilist pursued different strategies throughout his career in and outside of the ring – some more sensible than others such as not drinking water the day before a fight. He also showcases the way fighting created pathways for a young man from one of Houston’s roughest neighborhoods to achieve global fame and fortune. No Way But To Fight will appeal to readers interested in the links between money, race, and prize fighting in the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are joined by Andrew R. M. Smith, author of No Way But To Fight: George Foreman and the Business of Boxing (University of Texas Press, 2020). In our conversation, we discussed Foreman's career, the role of race in American sports, and how boxing helped give rise to athletic mega-events. In No Way But To Fight, Smith traces the intersections between Foreman's life, the racial politics of sports during the Civil Rights era, the intensification of boxing's commercialization, the complexities of black masculinities, and the internationalization of sports mega-events. He shows that from his upbringing in Houston's Fifth Ward to his role as a spokesman for the Foreman Grill, Foreman always fought to redefine himself along with the times. Smith's telescoping view showcases a Foreman that played with different personalities - including American patriot, soul man, and evangelical preacher - in order to achieve success at distinct stages of his life. Although Smiths work proceeds chronologically, it focuses heavily on Foreman's first boxing career, the period between Foreman's Gold Medal fight in 1968 to his defeat in 1977 to Jimmy Young. Based on a close reading of newspaper articles, advertising materials, and interviews with the boxer, he paints vivid pictures of the snapshots of Foreman's life. The pugilist pursued different strategies throughout his career in and outside of the ring – some more sensible than others such as not drinking water the day before a fight. He also showcases the way fighting created pathways for a young man from one of Houston's roughest neighborhoods to achieve global fame and fortune. No Way But To Fight will appeal to readers interested in the links between money, race, and prize fighting in the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-american-studies

Today we are joined by Andrew R. M. Smith, author of No Way But To Fight: George Foreman and the Business of Boxing (University of Texas Press, 2020). In our conversation, we discussed Foreman’s career, the role of race in American sports, and how boxing helped give rise to athletic mega-events. In No Way But To Fight, Smith traces the intersections between Foreman’s life, the racial politics of sports during the Civil Rights era, the intensification of boxing’s commercialization, the complexities of black masculinities, and the internationalization of sports mega-events. He shows that from his upbringing in Houston’s Fifth Ward to his role as a spokesman for the Foreman Grill, Foreman always fought to redefine himself along with the times. Smith’s telescoping view showcases a Foreman that played with different personalities - including American patriot, soul man, and evangelical preacher - in order to achieve success at distinct stages of his life. Although Smiths work proceeds chronologically, it focuses heavily on Foreman’s first boxing career, the period between Foreman’s Gold Medal fight in 1968 to his defeat in 1977 to Jimmy Young. Based on a close reading of newspaper articles, advertising materials, and interviews with the boxer, he paints vivid pictures of the snapshots of Foreman’s life. The pugilist pursued different strategies throughout his career in and outside of the ring – some more sensible than others such as not drinking water the day before a fight. He also showcases the way fighting created pathways for a young man from one of Houston’s roughest neighborhoods to achieve global fame and fortune. No Way But To Fight will appeal to readers interested in the links between money, race, and prize fighting in the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  Australia is on fire, the war we’ve been in for 2020 is News to the kids born in 1999, is the American Government trying to MK Ultra is with that Reggie BS weed they sell?are Trojan Fire and Ice the worst condoms of all time? we take a lesson in cooking on the Foreman Grill with Bobby Moore, Adam thinks American Indians are gay, and we don’t do a year in review because Bobby Light sent us to Saturn with edibles!   WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENT:    all the dudes wearing those ugly american flag punisher shirts you get in vacation towns.. it’s your time to shine! here’s a message from your president.    GO VOTE, GODAMNIT.   ⭕️ SAMPC is available exclusively on the Inner Circle Podcast Network ⭕️   THIS EPISODE AND EVERY EPISODE OF SAMPC IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE POWER OF @JITZSOAP go to jiujitsusoapco.com and use the codeword SAMPC for 15% your next purchase! don’t be a stinky bitch!    SAMPC is also sponsored by OhFishl Clothing!   OhFishl is a DOPE clothing brand from Arizona that blends both modern fashion with throwback style. whether you wanna it’s stylish ass t-shirt’s, accessories like brackets and necklaces or the hottest snapbacks in the game! get it at OHFISHL.COM RIGHT NOW AND USE THE CODEWORD “SAMPC” FOR 25% YOUR PURCHASE!

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Our binge of The Office continues on Are you Still Watching?!!! Halloween, Christmas, The Booze Cruise, and Michael burns his foot on a Foreman Grill because he loves bacon. This may be the best stretch of episode yet.

Our binge of The Office continues on Are you Still Watching?!!! Halloween, Christmas, The Booze Cruise, and Michael burns his foot on a Foreman Grill because he loves bacon. This may be the best stretch of episode yet.

The show opens with the controversial news that in a survey of over 75 Thousand Americans, Taco Bell was selected as America's best Mexican restaurant. Rob & Sarah also discuss Rob's upcoming movie ‘Night School' with Kevin Hart and Rob explains the process of shooting the movie and how much improv the director allowed. As the guys get into some current events they explore stories including a search for a bus stop gone awry and a misguided naked chef trying to use a George Foreman grill to make cookies who is a front runner for the Turd Awards Top Chef of the Year. As the show wraps up they get into some listener questions of topics ranging from best uniforms, what NFL coaches are on the chopping block and much more! Betonline.ag - Your Online Sportsbook Experts! Use Code PODCAST1 Go to ForHims.com/RIGGLE for all your men's health & wellness needs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show opens with the controversial news that in a survey of over 75 Thousand Americans, Taco Bell was selected as America’s best Mexican restaurant. Rob & Sarah also discuss Rob’s upcoming movie ‘Night School’ with Kevin Hart and Rob explains the process of shooting the movie and how much improv the director allowed. As the guys get into some current events they explore stories including a search for a bus stop gone awry and a misguided naked chef trying to use a George Foreman grill to make cookies who is a front runner for the Turd Awards Top Chef of the Year. As the show wraps up they get into some listener questions of topics ranging from best uniforms, what NFL coaches are on the chopping block and much more! Betonline.ag - Your Online Sportsbook Experts! Use Code PODCAST1 Go to ForHims.com/RIGGLE for all your men’s health & wellness needs

Florida Man is a-drinkin and a-cookin.

We're waking up to the smell of bacon for episode 18! This week, Brian and Hilton check out Episode 12 of Season 2, The Injury! An early morning mishap with a Foreman Grill leaves Michael with a terrible injury, and no one at Dunder Mifflin is willing to help! The guys dig deep into this new side of Michael we're seeing, while watching for signs of Dwight's real injury developing while the main plot unfolds! From the inside of Meredith's van, to Ryan's miraculous recovery from death, it's a wild, emotional ride for the gang in Scranton! So join us as we dig deep into another episode of the Office on the People Person's Paper Podcast!

It's getting cold out here as we acknowledge the cuff of convenience this season. Join us in rebuking Amazon Keys and smart homes, discussing a Justin Timberlake Super Bowl and give Nas a cyber dap for upgrading Nicki Minaj. A quick PSA leads to talk about the first time we brought a cold chick back to the block.   Listen in as we discuss:          Justin & Janet (13:20) MJB & Kendu (31:10) Nas & Nicki (34:38) Rites of passage with a cold chick (39:55) The painful cuff of convenience (57:48)   Mentioned in this Episode: Amazon Key Gabrielle Union on Sway Last Year Being Broke – A$AP Twelvyy First Year Being Rich – ASAP Mob   Quotes from this Episode: “Have my Foreman Grill play ‘Grateful'.” ~Fresh      “You have to beat someone in front of your neighborhood. [Have] a loud argument. You need to do something to let people know if you steal from me I'm coming for you.” ~ Ant P   “I feel like I'm gonna be on the porch with a shotgun when the war of the robots go down like yeah I told you dumb asses it was gonna happen.” ~Dion   “I done kissed you with morning breath and this is how you do me?!” ~Dion   “First time Nicki spent the night at Nas' crib, she was like ‘it's quiet in here'.” ~Ant P   Click through to find us on Facebook or Twitter @No4PlayShow. Help us out by subscribing and leaving us a review on iTunes and Facebook.    

Our teammate T.J. Moe joins for Mizzou Monday presented by Joe Boccardi's, Tim had his new basement reinforced to contain the sounds of hub, discussing what can be made using a Foreman Grill, time for some #FunWithAudio with Brian Kelly and Jim Carrey, what's your favorite Carrey flick, Krista Allen pics are coming into the text line feverishly, Tony Romo and Phil Simms had an awkward exchange during the CBS pre-game show, where do the Ballsacks live again, what is Musburger doing in Las Vegas, Caller Adam is allegedly being blocked on the phones, does Tim sign autographs at the gym, Hotshots Email of the Day.

Our teammate T.J. Moe joins for Mizzou Monday presented by Joe Boccardi's, Tim had his new basement reinforced to contain the sounds of hub, discussing what can be made using a Foreman Grill, time for some #FunWithAudio with Brian Kelly and Jim Carrey, what's your favorite Carrey flick, Krista Allen pics are coming into the text line feverishly, Tony Romo and Phil Simms had an awkward exchange during the CBS pre-game show, where do the Ballsacks live again, what is Musburger doing in Las Vegas, Caller Adam is allegedly being blocked on the phones, does Tim sign autographs at the gym, Hotshots Email of the Day.

Facetime Prank Calls, The Future of Event Commentary using Streaming Platforms, Developing a Tolerance to Weed, Brand Perception w/ UGGs & the Foreman Grill. Thanks for tuning in! Subscribe and leave a review if you liked it! Follow: @doobietalkpodcast @highriserin @derekfukuhara @highrisetv @thehighriseco @allineedskate

We are a lean, mean, fat-reducing, podcast machine! This week, Aaron and Pat test the limits of their friendship going back-and-forth about Big George Foreman. Things get heated, like some burgers and dogs you grilled without having to go outside thanks to the miracle of an indoor grilling machine as the two try to decide what is more impressive: The George Foreman Grill, or Ol' George winning the heavyweight title at the ripe age of 45.

Dr Mike shares one of his health hacks for eating right on the road, if you're willing to put a Foreman Grill in your carry-on. There's a major Hash Brown recall thanks to some rogue golf balls. Dr Mike explains the weight-lifting technique of Squats and Milk.

Good food and bad motorcycles accidents, plus trucks and cars and shooting holes in things: it must be the Garage Hour. Skully and low-brow artist Dave Lozeau joined Hostus Maximus Justin Fort in the studio for this pre-holiday festival of gearhead supersauce, and Yes, there were mopeds: how to jump them, how to fix them, how to swallow your pride and look cool despite the fact that they'll always be silly. Speaking of our world-famous Dude Food experiments in manly dining, the Garage Hour goons get into the weeds with carne asada, flap steak, fajitas, luau-style turkeys cooked in-ground, and the cohosts describe making peppers & onions carne and the world-infamous homepie (what's basically cooking on a caveman version of the Foreman Grill). As we promised, though, there's a flatbed full of motorcycle and moped chatter in this episode.  V-Maxes are dropped, mopeds parked in hedges, Triumphs not ridden to Harley cruises, cool biker leather jackets and Jesse James versus Robert Ford. On top of the two-wheel talk, the host also gets after some auto-business news and makes another powerful (and powerfully accurate) Garage Hour prediction: following Chrysler's gift to the FIAT unionists in Europe by President Badidea Obama, in only a few years, Jeeps will be sold with FIAT underpinnings…  Surprise!  It's already come true.

Good food and bad motorcycles accidents, plus trucks and cars and shooting holes in things: it must be the Garage Hour. Skully and low-brow artist Dave Lozeau joined Hostus Maximus Justin Fort in the studio for this pre-holiday festival of gearhead supersauce, and Yes, there were mopeds: how to jump them, how to fix them, how to swallow your pride and look cool despite the fact that they'll always be silly. Speaking of our world-famous Dude Food experiments in manly dining, the Garage Hour goons get into the weeds with carne asada, flap steak, fajitas, luau-style turkeys cooked in-ground, and the cohosts describe making peppers & onions carne and the world-infamous homepie (what's basically cooking on a caveman version of the Foreman Grill). As we promised, though, there's a flatbed full of motorcycle and moped chatter in this episode.  V-Maxes are dropped, mopeds parked in hedges, Triumphs not ridden to Harley cruises, cool biker leather jackets and Jesse James versus Robert Ford. On top of the two-wheel talk, the host also gets after some auto-business news and makes another powerful (and powerfully accurate) Garage Hour prediction: following Chrysler's gift to the FIAT unionists in Europe by President Badidea Obama, in only a few years, Jeeps will be sold with FIAT underpinnings…  Surprise!  It's already come true.

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