Podcasts about fraioli

Tous les dimanches à minuit, Daniel Riolo propose une heure de show en direct avec Moundir Zoughari pour les passionnés de poker. Conseils d'un joueur professionnel, actualité, tournois... Votre rendez-vous poker, sur RMC !

C'est un témoignage puissant que recueille cette semaine RMC Running. Laurie Delhostal, journaliste et animatrice sportive, est l'invitée de Benoît Boutron pour revenir sur son cancer du sein diagnostiqué il y a quelques mois. Depuis, c'est un combat au quotidien. Pour vaincre la maladie, cette passionnée de course à pied a continué de chausser ses baskets afin de garder le moral et d'évacuer les mauvaises ondes infligées par la chimiothérapie. Comment la pratique du running l'aide à traverser cette épreuve ? Comment Laurie a adapté ses sorties de footing et de fractionné ? Elle dira tout. Et surtout, avec le sourire, l'ancienne handballeuse et passionnée de Formule 1 souhaite transmettre un message : celui de l'optimisme. Jean-Pierre Fraioli, Docteur et Chirurgien spécialisé dans le traitement du cancer du sein expliquera également en quoi la pratique sportive malgré la maladie est primordiale, voire indispensable ! 

Amanda Fraioli is my amazing cousin. At 19, Amanda was diagnosed with ADHD. It is is estimated that approx. 8 million adults have been diagnosed with ADHD. Today Amanda, is here to prove that a diagnosis of ADHD is only a deterrent if you allow it to be. Amanda embodies what it means to own your ADHD, as she has turned her diagnosis into an incredible source of empowerment.Amanda's Instagram 

CBIA's BizCast team sits down with Downes Construction vice president of field operations John Fraioli and apprentice carpenter Michael Feliciano to discuss the company's apprenticeship program. Fraioli, who was born and raised in New Britain, started as an apprentice carpenter himself with Downes 42 years ago. “I've seen our company grow from probably 15 employees to now at 65 employees,” Fraioli said. Feliciano is a recent graduate of New Britain High School, who learned about Downes and the apprenticeship program after the company gave a presentation in his construction class. “It really stood out to me and caught my eye,” Feliciano said. “They explained how construction touches everything. “They were explaining how we don't start with the walls, but the foundation. I took that not just literally but metaphorically because you have to build that base especially when you're young right out of high school build that base and work your way up.”

Mike Fraioli is the head coach of the Moses Brown Men's Lacrosse Team in Rhode Island. Moses Brown is known as one of the top lacrosse programs in the state, finishing second this past season. Coach Fraioli joins us to talk about his experience as both a player and a coach, and how he's already looking forward to next season.

Le Paris Elysées Club a accueilli son tout premier festival de poker il y a quelques semaines, il rempile ce mois-ci du 14 au 19 juin. Nous avons le plaisir de recevoir au studio : Nicolas Fraioli : fasciné par le poker depuis son plus jeune âge, Nicolas a gravi les échelons un à un depuis 20 ans jusqu'à devenir responsable poker et directeur de tournois. Il a fait ses premières armes à l'Aviation Club de France et travaille aujourd'hui au Paris Elysées Club. Passionné de sport de de plongée sous marine, il est instructeur de plongée depuis 2018. Julie : originaire de Cannes, Julie a découvert le poker sur le tard mais lui a consacré des centaines d'heures d'apprentissage. Elle joue désormais au Paris Elysées Club depuis 2 ans et environ 10h par jour ! L'interview de Gaëlle : Alexandre Meunier, vice président de One Drop. L'organisation œuvre dans le monde pour l'accès à l'eau potable. Chronique : par Sashimi Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Chronique : Sashimi Streaming : Maxime Réalisation et montage : David Musique : G-Process

Acclaimed chef Freddie Bitsoie, and James-Beard award-winning writer James O. Fraioli, join us to talk their new cookbook, New Native Kitchen: Celebrating Modern Recipes of the American Indian. The cookbook explores and celebrates Indigenous cuisine from across the country, providing modern interpretations of one hundred recipes that have been the basis of American cuisine for centuries.   BISON BURGERS WITH CARAMELIZED SWEET ONIONS This recipe works the opposite of many in this book—instead of modernizing a traditional recipe, I'm traditionalizing a modern recipe. Imagine your favorite burger, then swap out the beef patty for ground bison. Ground bison is one of the least expensive ways to try this Indigenous staple, and I give my preparation additional Native American ingredients, topping the burger with caramelized onions seasoned with fresh herbs and juniper berries. Serve bison burgers over wilted greens, alongside any of my salads, or on a fresh-baked brioche bun for a Native American-meets-modern-American classic. Serves 4 1 pound (455 g) ground bison2 teaspoons salt2 teaspoons freshly cracked black pepper 1⁄2 cup (25 g) chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley1⁄4 cup (25 g) grated queso fresco Caramelized Sweet Onions, recipe follows4 hamburger buns Condiments of choice Prepare and preheat an outdoor grill to high heat. In a large bowl, add the bison, 2 teaspoons salt, 2 teaspoons pepper, parsley, and queso fresco. Mix well by hand, but do not overmix. Divide evenly and shape into quarter-pound burgers, about 1⁄4 inch (6 mm) thick. Arrange the burgers on the grill and cook 3 to 4 minutes per side for medium-rare (cook longer if you prefer medium-well). Do not touch or press the burgers during the grilling process. The key is to keep the juices inside. Otherwise, the burgers will be dry. Remove the burgers and let rest for a couple minutes. Top with the caramelized sweet onions and serve on buns with any condiments you like. CARAMELIZED SWEET ONIONS Makes approximately 1⁄2 cup (115 g) 2 teaspoons canola oil1 large sweet onion, peeled and diced1 sprig fresh thyme1 bay leaf2 teaspoons salt2 teaspoons freshly cracked black pepper 1⁄2 teaspoon ground juniper berries2 tablespoons agave nectar In a medium sauté pan over low heat, add the oil. When the oil is hot, add the onion, thyme, bay leaf, 2 teaspoons salt, and 2 teaspoons pepper. Allow the onion to sweat for about 10 minutes, at which time it will begin to caramelize. Deglaze the pan with 1⁄4 cup (60 ml) water and keep sautéing for 15 minutes. If the onions caramelize too quickly, deglaze with another 1⁄4 cup (60 ml) water to slow the cooking process. You want the onions soft and caramelized, not burnt. Add the juniper berries and agave nectar. Stir well to combine, remove from the heat, discard the thyme sprig and bay leaf, and set aside and keep warm.   Reprinted from 'New Native Kitchen: Celebrating Modern Recipes of the American Indian' by Freddie Bitsoie and James O. Fraioli. Photography by Quentin Bacon. Illustrations by Gabriella Trujillo. Published by Abrams.

Back from our week break, On the Whistle joined up with two renowned Rhode Island high school lacrosse coaches; Coach Mike Fraioli and Coach Steve O'Donnell. Both coaches represent prolific programs who meet regularly in the State Finals. Mike has been coaching Moses Brown lacrosse since 2008 and Steve has been with the La Salle Rams since 2006. A typical 1 and 2 seed, Fraioli and O'Donnell's programs have come to build quite the rivalry since MB joined the Rhode Island Interscholastic league in 2009. Both coaches are working within our community to make the sport more accessible to underprivileged athletes Our conversation today starts with the importance of Lacrosse in a developing mind and then we get into the Moses Brown / La Salle rivalry…and it's not exactly what you'd expect.

Literally phoning it in! This week, Ray calls in from the happeningest beach house on the coast; the art of saying no; snagging the elusive PS5; FFXIV is not ideal for streaming; low-key Thanksgivings all around; Ray brushes up for the SAT (Sega Aptitude Test); the PC slow-build; striving for stream stability; Alex gets skittish; keeping the bar legal for less; grappling with waifu culture; a fresh round of voice mails; a surprise visit from Mr. 3D0; missing the point of comedy by over-examining it, and is Fraioli even real? Beach life is the life for this podcast!

https://www.mariofraioli.com/ (Mario Fraioli) is a Bay Area-based running coach, writer, and podcast host.  As a coach, he has guided athletes to personal bests, Boston Marathon qualifying times, national championship titles, Olympic Trials appearances, international podiums, world championship teams, national records, and even the Olympic Games.  He publishes http://www.themorningshakeout.com/ (the morning shakeout)—a weekly email newsletter that covers running and other worthwhile topics—and also hosts its namesake podcast, where he gleans insight and inspiration from the sport's top athletes, coaches, and personalities. From 2010-2016, Mario was the senior editor at Competitor magazine, where he interviewed and profiled many of running's most recognizable figures, covered hundreds of events, including the Boston Marathon, New York City Marathon and U.S. Olympic Trials on multiple occasions, and directed training-related content for both the print magazine and website. His work has also appeared in Running Times, New England Runner, Triathlete, and other publications. In 2013, he authored his first book, https://www.velopress.com/books/the-official-rock-n-roll-guide-to-marathon-half-marathon-training/ (The Official Rock ‘n' Roll Guide To Marathon & Half-Marathon Training).  Follow Mario on https://twitter.com/mariofraioli/ (Twitter,) https://www.instagram.com/mariofraioli/ (Instagram), and https://www.strava.com/athletes/mariofraioli (Strava).  Visit https://www.mariofraioli.com/ (his website).  https://www.themorningshakeout.com/subscribe/ (Subscribe) to the morning shakeout email newsletter.  Listen to the morning shakeout podcast on https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-morning-shakeout-podcast/id1320788737?mt=2 (Apple Podcasts), https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-morning-shakeout-podcast (Stitcher), https://overcast.fm/itunes1320788737/the-morning-shakeout-podcast (Overcast), https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ieb5jf2fppsqdatx45hmvtxafbu (Google Play), https://soundcloud.com/themorningshakeout (Soundcloud), or wherever you consume audio content.

Welcome to episode 152 of the Final Surge Podcast. This episode is all about the upcoming USA Men and Women's Olympic Marathon Trials. In the first half of this episode, I have Mario Fraioli joining me to talk about the men's race. Then in the second half, Erin Strout of Women's Running joins me to talk about the women's race. We talk about some of the favorites, what race strategies to expect and more.  Mario Fraioli Joins us to talk about the men's race, the course and what to expect Mario Coaching Website  Morning Shakeout Mario on Twitter Mario on Instagram Erin Strout joins us to talk about the women's race and go over the favorites Erin on Twitter Erin on Instagram Women's Running Bio of all the athletes participating

The Weekly Rundown is typically a Patreon exclusive podcast for your our supporters and on our latest episode, Mario Fraioli and I recap performances of the year from 2019, what we learned from our brief social media detox, Jim Walmsley's incredible past few weeks of training, our plans for 2020 and much more!  ______ Patreon.com/BillyYang Instagram.com/BillyYangPod Twitter.com/BillyYang Facebook.com/BillyYangPodcast 

Episode 142: This week we welcome Mario Fraioli to the podcast we talk about the recent Chicago and NYC marathons, the sub 1:59 marathon and what this all tells us about the upcoming Olympic Trials. We also discuss the shoes. How much do they help and what should be the limits. Please share the podcast with your friends. 1:08 Were there any big surprises or take-a-ways you had from the NYC marathon results? 2:59 Desi went out early, did that surprise you? 5:50 How did your NYC Marathon go? 6:15 Chicago on the men's side we had 10 under 2:12 7:54 Jared Ward had a great NYC race too 8:32 On the women's side of Chicago do you think that 2:14 was real? 10:47 We have so many distance runners getting popped for drugs, you almost need to ask yourself why they are still doing it 12:39 What did you think of the 1:59 marathon? 17:24 Looking at the US Trials we have twice as many men and women qualified, why? Is it because of the shoes? 19:55 The new shoes, how much do they make a difference? 23:20 Is there an advantage to Nike athletes? 25:53 Should there be some sort of technology limits we allow? 29:23 The US Marathon Trials course is hilly, who is this going to help? 33:00 On the women's side is there anyone a lock for the team? 35:50 So what are you up to with the Morning Shakeout Newsletter and Podcast?   Resources Morning Shakeout Mario on Instagram Mario on Twitter Mario's Website

"The Weekly Rundown" is typically a Patreon only podcast for supporters, but on the heels of one of the biggest ultra race that is UTMB, my co-host Mario Fraioli and I brought on Jason Koop to dissect what went right and wrong in the race for US competitors, both on the men and women's side, the very impressive live media coverage and much more.  ______ Patreon.com/BillyYang Instagram.com/BillyYangPod Twitter.com/BillyYang Facebook.com/BillyYangPodcast 

"The Weekly Rundown" is typically a Patreon only podcast for supporters, but being that we are on the eve of one of the biggest ultra race that is UTMB, we brought on two very special guests in Corrine Malcolm and Dylan Bowman to break down the elite field, both on the men and women's side. ______ Patreon.com/BillyYang Instagram.com/BillyYangPod Twitter.com/BillyYang Facebook.com/BillyYangPodcast 

Since JarJar Jeremy began his podcasting career Joe St. Pierre has been a friend as well as a great interview. Joe has been an artist since he dropped from the womb and has worked for most of the major publishers as well as being known for the most #1 Spider-man issues. Now he self publishes his own work like The New Zodiax while also working on an amazing Great White Shark Adventure book written by James O. Fraioli inspired by the adventures of Fabian Cousteau grandson of the famed Jacque Cousteau. So sit back and listen to the ramblings of a legend in the making and get to learn some things JarJar never knew...New Zodiax Website: http://www.astronautink.com/?fbclid=IwAR0nFMwYIVdl5F1xAlUfIIsak_wdyRSQ2p8YZRw82zlhXAFIf0H9yHIrwFollow Joe's art page on FB: https://www.facebook.com/AstronautInk/Follow Joe on IG: Joe.St.PierreFind out more at https://loose-cannon-jar-jar-jeremy.pinecast.coSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/loose-cannon-jar-jar-jeremy/49d8fe48-7013-4a2c-a1c5-971d8bfee7d8This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-fa1962 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Loose Cannon Jar Jar Jeremy.

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We return to the Geektown Radio podcast with lots of recommendations for new shows, film and games to watch and play as the nights turn darker and the days grow colder. We also have a brand new interview for you with Joseph Fraioli, Sound Designer on the sci-fi movie 'KIN'.Joseph Fraioli has established a reputation for complex and fearless sonic experimentation with his critically acclaimed albums as Datach'i. In his sound design work for advertising and film, he strives to create an equally unique and immersive world that pushes boundaries and surprises listeners.His latest project sees him developing the amazing magnetic sci-fi sound for Jonathan and Josh Baker’s sci-fi movie ‘KIN’ starring Jack Reynor, Myles Truitt, Dennis Quaid, Zoë Kravitz and James Franco. The film is described as a crime thriller with a sci-fi twist, and tells the story of an unexpected hero destined for greatness. Chased by a vengeful criminal (Franco) and a gang of otherworldly soldiers, a recently released ex-con (Reynor) and his adopted teenage brother (Truitt) are forced to go on the run with a weapon of mysterious origin as their only protection.‘KIN’ recently had a release in UK cinemas, and can also be brought to stream from Amazon right now. DVD & Blu-ray discs are released 26th December 2018. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we sit down with Sound Designer Joseph Fraioli. He recently did his thang on the Film, "Kin" Starring Myles Truitt, James Franco, Zoë Kravitz, and Dennis Quaid. This movie is a Sci-Fi, futuristic thriller, so it goes without saying, sound design played a huge role in the film. We get into the inner-workings of the design on "Kin" and much more! Also up-top we talk to Devin Gati once again as he allows me to yell at him about today's hip-hop.....once again. Enjoy!

Today we sit down with Sound Designer Joseph Fraioli. He recently did his thang on the Film, "Kin" Starring Myles Truitt, James Franco, Zoë Kravitz, and Dennis Quaid. This movie is a Sci-Fi, futuristic thriller, so it goes without saying, sound design played a huge role in the film. We get into the inner-workings of the design on "Kin" and much more! Also up-top we talk to Devin Gati once again as he allows me to yell at him about today's hip-hop.....once again. Enjoy!

We talk with Joseph Fraioli about his work on the new science fiction film "Kin" by directors Jonathan and Josh Baker.  Joseph tells us about how he created an alien language and the sounds of the mysterious gun at the heart of the film.  He also discusses how he uses modular synths in his sound design and how he worked with a sound team spread out between New York, Los Angeles, Toronto and Scotland.

We talk with Joseph Fraioli about his work on the new science fiction film "Kin" by directors Jonathan and Josh Baker.  Joseph tells us about how he created an alien language and the sounds of the mysterious gun at the heart of the film.  He also discusses how he uses modular synths in his sound design and how he worked with a sound team spread out between New York, Los Angeles, Toronto and Scotland.

Fraioli & Associates' Mike Fraioli joins The Great Battlefield to share stories and insights from his decades-long career in political fundraising, where he has helped connect over a hundred Democratic congressional candidates to the donors who support them. | Episode 164

Cassell’s Corner Each week, Tommy Cassell of the MetroWest Daily and Milford Daily News will talk with a high school sports figure from the MetroWest and Milford areas. A new episode is released every Wednesday. Follow Cassell on Twitter at @TommyCassell44 or by email at tcassell@wickedlocal.com You can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or any other podcast provider. Don’t forget to rate and review. And if you aren’t a podcast listener, every episode of Cassell’s Corner is available on our websites. 

Welcome to episode 79 of the Final Surge Podcast. Today we dive deep into training with coach and author Mario Fraioli. We spend a half hour talking nothing but the 5k. We dive into how to race a 5 and how you structure your training for that race. If you are interested in coahing for the 5k you can reach out to Mario on his website MarioFraioli.com or check out our training plans at Finalsurge.com.   We have a special training episode today where we are going to talk about 5k training. But before we do that I want to spend 2 minutes catching up. We had you on last year, people can learn more about you from episode 27. I think most of our listeners know about your Morning Shakeout Tuesday newsletter, but recently you added the shakeout podcast. I loved your recent episode with Shalane. What made you decide a podcast was where you wanted to go next? Growing medium Way to dig deeper 5k Training/Racing The 5k is unique because it is the shortest race most non-elite winners will do. It’s also my favorite race distance to coach personally because it’s a great mix of endurance and speed. What do you personally like or not like about the 5k? Racer's race Can't back off like longer races 5k runners are there to race and push themselves to an uncomfortable place Blend of good endurance and speed Foot on gas the entire time Distance Thunder article For this, I don’t want to focus on the couch to 5k. There are plenty of plans and podcasts about that. I want to focus on someone who is really interested in racing a 5k. And that could be someone looking to break their 24min Pr or go sub 19 or even sub 15. We usually talk about training and then get into racing. But today I want to work backwards. I want to start with racing the 5k to understand what we need to work on in training. You take on a new athlete what general racing advice do you have for a road 5k runner? It is going to be uncomfortable You won't feel good even if it is going well Racing a 5k is tough. As I tell my athletes you need to learn to enjoy that ride on a pain train. If you are going for it then from 800-5k meters you are probably going to hurt. Do you find there is work you can do to get them used to that feeling or do they need to race to experience it? More experience to race because there are no breaks If you have someone, maybe a competitive age grouper, not going for the win. How do they race it? Do you like even splits on a flat course for optimal racing? Even splits are a nice goal, but not going to happen often and that is ok Will often negative split with a fast finish There is usually a big pack early through maybe 2k then it starts thinning out. Is this because too many people go out to fast? You need to keep it close Need to maintain contact with the group in front of you No, of course,e you mentioned experience racing is the best teacher for racing a 5k.  You can be in great shape and still fall apart in a 5k so how do you ride that line between going for it and blowing up? Pay attention to breathing in the first mile Want to get through the first mile in good shape by paying attention to your body  If you have an athlete who says I have this key 5k I want to crush how long is your recommended program and what should the base look like before they even start that? Depends on the athlete and where they are Could be 6-8 weeks could be or could be a lot longer up to 6-months What type of base should they be coming off, what should the training look like before the training cycle? Not a fan of just base Should be doing some intensity and hills 10-15 second hills  and then working longer If someone had a 12-week block how much racing can they do before their A race? Start with a 5k as a benchmark Maybe one a few weeks later Do not want to over-race  If you can find a 1-2 mile race that would be great, something faster to help sharpen you You mention faster than race pace work, how do you structure those in? Once every ten days or so, one ever three workouts or so Walking through a training week Monday - Rest/Recovery Tuesday - 6-7 x 800 at 5k pace close to equal recovery Wednesday - Easy recovery on longer side Thursday - Distance run with strides Friday - Key workout, 2x 2 miles at 10k pace with some faster 200/300 at mile pace Saturday/Sunday a long run and a recovery run, up to athlete which is when We talked about racing on that edge, how many 'Seeing God' workouts do you do? Once every 4 weeks Do not let them know before it is coming Don't tell them when last rep is coming What percent of the total volume for the week is your long run in 5k training? 20-30%, 50 miles a week maybe 10-13 mile long run It is important to keep the long run in your training How do you work in workouts that may be specific to the course? Need to look at turns, hills, up and down Pacing won't be consistent like on track Take intervals off track to simulate Mimic race course as much as possible Interested in getting coached by Mario, check out his website The Morning Shakeout Newsletter Distance Thunder article Mario on Twitter

Joseph Fraioli is a sound designer who has worked in the industry for the past decade. His latest film "Kin," was recently released in theaters. With his thunderous and dynamic work on display, he has showed us all that he is a creative talent to watch out for as he continues with new projects. Please take a moment to listen to our discussion about his work in the movie "Kin." Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... SoundCloud - @nextbestpicturepodcast iTunes Podcasts - itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-…d1087678387?mt=2 And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture

We have an in-depth talk with coach, Mario Fraioli. We also have chat with Stephanie Howe Violett who is back after injury, not only with a ladies’ win, but an outright victory at Bandera 100k and a slot for Western States. Niandi is going me as co-host.

To cap off this insane election year, we invited political strategist and One Direction fan Dina Fraioli back to talk about who held the line in 2016 and whether or not the GOP survives. Terrible Opinions Matthias tries to make Jordan's head explode by saying Trump wouldn't be able to do that many horrible things as president even though he's a "monster." Dina praises "establishment" Mitch McConnell, saying he would "delight" in blocking President Hillary Clinton. Jordan says BuzzFeed, the land of endless cat listicles, actually has some great long-form writing and published "the piece of this election" with Katherine Miller's heartfelt How Donald Trump Broke The Conservative Movement (And My Heart). Don't f*** with the Clintons (unless you're Mitch McConnell) Dina taps her 15 years of experience working for in politics envision a Clinton presidency. She thinks Hillary as president would be willing to work across the aisle, and if Republicans hold Congress, McConnell can lead them in blocking her as needed (a big "if" when the GOP may not hold the House and the Senate).  We share some of our "silver linings" in 2016, a year when "everybody showed us who they were" and very few people held the line on their principles. Dina says this next period will be a "rebuilding year" since we don't even know what a Republican is anymore and it may be time for a conservative party. Predictions  Matthias and Jordan have some fun with pop culture predictions, with Matthias saying that Mel Gibson's new movie will be a moderate success that makes him viable again as a director. Jordan is hopeful that the new "Gilmore Girls" special on Netflix will be thoughtfully produced and please the show's devoted fans. 

The Rio Olympic Games in Rio comes to a close. The Mo show goes bonkers in Rio as he does the double double. The Brownlee’s dominate. Kipchoge wins the Olympic men’s marathon but Meb is the class act! Kiwi (and former Brit) Nikki Hamblin gets special IOC medal. Tony is back with a Trial and we speak to Mario Fraioli. You Rate Your Run, stand on the Podium and look amazing in kit around the world.

Saison 8, émission 15 du mardi 6 janvier 2015. Invités : @ACF avec Laurent Polito, Alexandre Réard, Aurélie Quelain, Franck Kalfon, Jacques Guenni et Nicolas Fraioli Animation : Comanche, Favelas, OlivierP. Réalisation : Clément. Générique et jingles : G-Process.

The terrible ninety-twos! This week, carelessness at Safeway; car talk; St. Fraioli’s Day x2; the ungifted program; Japan’s peace fetish; reconnecting with an old non-flame; hired and unhired; bugs for lunch, and some terse Fanf! This podcast is out on the street when it hits eighteen.

In 71 AD, the first Fraioli set forth from Rome to bunk over at Baron von Barnholt's stronghold. This week, employment! Alex braves a packed house at Genesis; gearing up for the six-wedding onslaught; waiting in bulk at Costco; Ray steps down to make way for a celebrity host; the FFXIV clusterfuck; the return of Facebook Likes, and another look at Japanese corporate orthodoxy! Keep your friends close, and this podcast closer.

In our 61st soirée, we hit the ground stumbling! The boys discuss wasting away in margheritaville; Alex samples the largest legally available Red Bull in Japan; the health benefits of cranberry juice; iCompass iNeptitude; getting lost in the porn district; apologies to Mrs. Shadowlaw; the complexity of Japanese men's magazines and the elusive beard; Fraioli frequents filthy festivals; scams and schemes; a heated argument re: colossi, and a stunning reversal in The Balcony is Closed! This podcast can be enjoyed for up to 24 hours without connecting to the internet.

Saison 6, émission 31 du dimanche 21 avril 2013. Invités : Nicolas et Damien Fraioli, mama913, regiseis et veunstyle Animation : fpc Comanche et OlivierP. Chroniques : Favelas Réalisation : Clement. Générique et jingles : G-Process.

Saison 2, émission 26 du samedi 23 mai 2009. Invités : Nicolas Fraioli, David Pecheur. Par François-Philippe et Tristan. Réalisation : Nassim. Générique et jingles : G-Process.