Podcast appearances and mentions of jake gyllenhal

Let's all just take a break from this crazy world and go to the movies! But what movies? Should we make our kids watch our old favourites? Or try some new classics? But before all that talk, Ryan explains to Crofton how his new Source Code book is about Bill Gates and is not the novelization of a Jake Gyllenhal movie. Crofton signed back up for Xbox Game Pass and shares thoughts on South of Midnight and Lonely Mountain: Snow Riders. All of this and there is a new watch to watch out for. Come listen!

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In der heutigen Episode sprechen wir über verdammt viele Filme! Es geht unter anderem um "Civil War" von Alex Garland, Guadagninos "Challengers" mit Zendaya, Francis Ford Coppolas "Megalopolis", Stanley Kubrick, "Sonne und Beton" von Felix Lobrecht, "Road House" mit Jake Gyllenhal und so vielem mehr. Freut euch auf eine vollgepackte Folge! Hausaufgabe für nächste Woche: "Scoop" (Netflix) #NapalmAmMorgen

She never made the podcast but long time listener Jill the Thrill had a tumultuous trip. Women that smoke ooo weee. Blue Face strain. We break up with our chiropractor. Palisades, Pasadena, and Huntington Garden. Shit water and the state of retail in 2024. Roadhouse the Jake Gyllenhal film we refuse to watch. The original isn't that great but we still love it. Should Brandon “drop knowledge”? Let us know! Liquorlicensepodcast@gmail.com IG: liquor_license_podcast

Title by Suzanne Notch Joe Alwyn, Jake Gyllenhal and Harry Styles meet for their weekly Ex Boyfriend recovery group. Joe, famously Taylor's most recent ex, struggles to figure who he is on his own - can he follow Harry's 4 rules to recovery? Song List: "What a Gift (to be Taylor Swift)", "No One Else Like Her", "Who I Am", "Victoria's Secret Supermontage", "Gonna Join Your Girl Gang" Wanna show Impromptunes some financial love? Check out our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/impromptunes Cast: Isabella Valette, Jacob Kuek, Stephanie Beza, and Ian Andrew on keys Teched by Imogen Whittaker Edited by Morgan Phillips

This is a movie breakdown like you've never seen before. This week on the Theories By T podcast, Tyrell takes a look back at what made Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy so iconic. T unpacks the juicy easter eggs hidden in the films, he explains how Jake Gyllenhal almost became Spider-Man, and justifies why Spider-Man 3's infamous dance scene from Tobey Maguire isn't as bad as you remember! Follow Tyrell on all platforms @theoriesbyt and subscribe so you don't miss a thing. All films discussed in this episode are available to watch on Sky Cinema. Theories By T is a Pixiu Production.

Pack your bags True Believers, because It's time for a Euro vacation! Podcast 616 is back with Spider-Man: Far From Home! Join your host, Damon, and his guests Jillian Ebanks and Hannah Ingle as they get their passports stamped and ponder:   - What can kill Spider-Man? - Why is Aunt May's hair sooo long? - Who's a worse villain: Mysterio or Jake Gyllenhal?   All that plus a recount of our own high school trips - it's cute just like this movie! Do yourself a favor and let Podcast 616 be a vacation from all your worries… and giant element monsters that are trying to attack ya.   Listen. Subscribe. Robin Sparkles. Produced by: Michael Seijas

Tällä kertaa arvostelussa uusin Michael Bay leffa Ambulance, joka löytyy SkyShowtime suoratoistopalvelusta. Olen aina pitänyt Michael Bayn leffoista tai no miehen ysärin ja 2000 luvun alun leffoista. Ja vaikka hänen tasonsa ei yhtä hyvänä ole vuosien saatossa pysynyt niin silti aina tulee hänen leffansa katsottua. Ja kun tässä vielä on pääosassa Jake Gyllenhal, niin kyllähän se piti nähdä. Mutta millainen leffa tämä onkaan? No se selviää arvostelusta. Oletko nähnyt tämän? Mitä mieltä? Mikä on Bayn paras leffa?

Persistence Culture Presents Pep Talk hosted by Big Pep Everyone has a story I'm just here to help share them! Persistence Culture presents Pep Talk with Big Pep Episode 17 Victor Ortiz (Former Boxing Champion and Actor) Victor Ortiz, former boxing champion and actor sat down with Big Pep and opened up about his career. Victor spoke about how he became a pro boxer while in high school, raising his little brother, his journey in the olympics and becoming an actor staring in movies with such legendary actors like Slyvestor Stallone and Jake Gyllenhal. Finally, we get into his upcoming fight this year and the biggest achievement, becoming a father of 2 beautiful boys. INSTAGRAM @persistenceculture @bigpep3342 @juansarts @gopersistencemedia TIK TOK @peptalkofficial --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/persistence-culture-podcast/support

Victor Ortiz, former boxing champion and actor sat down with Big Pep and opened up about his career. Victor spoke about how he became a pro boxer while in high school, raising his little brother , his journey in the olympics and becoming an actor staring in movies with such legendary actors like Slyvestor Stallone and Jake Gyllenhal. Finally, we get into his upcoming fight this year and the biggest achievement, becoming a father of 2 beautiful boys. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well, this wasn't the episode that we planned to put out for today, but due to unforseen circumstances (ie: normalized violence, mental health, and toxic masculinity), we threw out the bat signal and got together to rush this conversation while it was still fresh on our minds. There was reason to be excited about the 94th Academy Awards, and there were plenty of moments that brought us great joy. But unfortunately that all got overshadowed by Will Smith slapping Chris Rock on live tv, in front of millions, with no repercussions. And then he goes on to win the award for best actor to a standing ovation and a five plus minute speech that praised himself as being a vessel of love. This is our reaction.--Thanks for listening and for your support! We couldn't have reached 600 episodes without your help! --Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter, AAPI Lives Matter, and thank you for being vaxxed and masked!--SUPPORT US HERE!Subscribe to our channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen every other Thursday 9:30 - 10 am on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions 

Released in the very special year of 2001, Donnie Darko (which initially bombed) has found new life as a cult-classic and gained many new fans in the past twenty years. So what is the story actually about? Jake Gyllenhaal and Seth Rogen had no idea. But I guess you follow Donnie, a troubled, awkward, and mysteriously powerful teenager, in the lead up to what the film presents as the end of the world. Saying what that is would be a spoiler. Luckily though, it's pretty hard to spoil unless you have mates or video essays explain it to you. Regardless, wacky characters and entertaining scenes make for a fun watch. We'll solve its mysteries, analyse its themes, before talking about the new Star Wars: Ewan McGregor trailer.

Homer Hickam is best known as the 'Rocket Boy' from the 1999 biography movie, 'October Sky', starring Jake Gyllenhal. Hickam has had an illustrious career with NASA, the space program, and as an author. His life story is here.

Hey, Cigs. We took a little holiday break for some uninterrupted gratitude. Now we're back, and feeling *sexually well* -- so well, in fact, we're excited to announce we've teamed up with @bellesaboutique to create a revolutionary pleasure device: The InCIGerator™. Crafted with gender neutral silicone, this non-toxic vibe is perfect for literally anyone. I mean, we're retarded and this is our vibrator. Invigorate yourself with a true-to-scale replica of a Gauloises cigarette that we can legally sell as a sex toy because it vibrates. In other news, Kardavidsian is still happening, Flava Flav was there, and we were all subjected to "Taylor's Version" of last week. yaaaa boiiii kissesesseslink in bio for sex toy https://www.instagram.com/bigcigarette_pod/

'The world is healing' utbrast alla millenials i veckan när Paris gifte sig, Britney släpptes från sitt förmyndarskap och Lindsay Lohans pressbild för nya filmen kom. Men är allt guld och gröna skogar? Michelle kommer ut som swiftie med citat från nyinspelade låten om Jake Gyllenhal, Max har tänkt på allt förutom bröllopsklänningarna på Paris och vad sker egentligen mellan Kourtney och Travis på kompisens bröllop? På med hörlurarna, kryp upp i soffan och fly för en stund till Hollywood med Max och Michelle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode, the girls chat about the most important thing to happen in the past week, the release of Taylor's version of Red. From absolutely roasting Jake Gyllenhal to an in-depth analysis of the All Too Well short film, this week's episode consists of 3 girls just fangirling over Taylor. In sum, God is a woman, and her name is Taylor Swift

Some celebrities stink...literally. The anti-bathing crowd is trending again and you can smell it coming from a mile away. It reeks in here and we have celebrities to thank for it. A list celebrities like Ashton Kutcher and Jake Gyllenhal have shamelessly promoted the anti-bathing gospel, during a deadly pandemic no less. Live and let smell, they have shouted from their celebrity mountain tops, spreading nonsense notions that humans "naturally clean themselves" and that children do not need to bathe until they stink. This insanity is leftover from the hippie movement of course, where thousands of young people rebelled about the vile male patriarchal oppression of cleanliness. Many hippies, not all, prided themselves on living a more natural life and that often meant not using soap with "chemicals". The all natural approach to life was born during the hippie movement. This naive idea that we should abandon everything labeled "traditional" (everyone has a different meaning for the term "traditional" by the way, which makes the word kind of meaningless) like marriage, having kids or living in houses, often leads to uncleanliness or at least the glorification of lifestyles that, without much hard work and a lot of money, can very much end up promoting improper hygiene practices. Many hippies wanted to use drugs that were "natural" and "from the earth" for example. So they ended up choosing LSD over their prescriptions and the results to this were not so great. Of course it is very easy, when you have a lot of money, to promote these crackpot theories, to pretend that the laws of proper health do not apply to you, that you can sit around smoking cigarettes and dropping acid all day without ever showering. This idea that we should question and challenge every single social norm dates back to this counter cultural revolution, this idea that you can change the world by denying yourself even basic luxuries like soap and shampoo. I am ashamed to admit that not bathing is still big here in California. It reminds people of the 60s I guess; ah yes, the 1960s, a simpler time, a smellier time where white people ignored their problems by escaping into the woods to have sweaty sex with each other during a flu outbreak. The celebrities of today are trying to recreate the counter culture movement from the 1960s, but they are far more in it for the profit than the groovy experiences. Did you know, for example, that not bathing has been proven to rapidly spread bacteria, cause yeast infections and can cause athlete's foot? I wonder why our celebrity friends, who just so happen to also promote various skin and anti-bacterial products, would instruct us to harm ourselves in this manner. It is almost as if they think so little of us that they believe we are stupid enough to get all kinds of skin infections and blemishes (yes, both are caused by not bathing; by the way, the acne that adults get because of not bathing is not simply acne, but legions in the face or torso caused by, you guessed it, bacterial infections), and, unfortunately, that have been correct about our level of gullibility thus far. Many people reject bathing now because of these overfed buffoons. I am happy to report that this is mostly a rich white kid phenomenon and that it has yet to spread into communities of color. And why would it? Our parents raise us not to stink because they know they luxury of rolling out of bed in the morning and heading to work smelling like rotten onions is specifically reserved for white people. I mean it too. I remember this one guy I acted with; he absolutely reeked! The boss wouldn't say anything to him about it either until a bunch of people complained. There is something about being rich and white in America. It does weird things to your brain. It makes you think that germs don't exist, that rooting around in the dirt is cool as long as your heart is in the right place. Soon white people will stink like the laws Congress passes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

Gosh where do we start. Ummm... We talked about Fitz's GI Joe Yolanda and how FaceBook went offline for several hours. That was weird, but totally un par with all the other weird stuff that is going on. Then we talked about some beers, and Mormon Soaking. Yes, the TikTok rage soaking.  Netflix and Soak? I dunno. It was a crazy night. Shout out to all of our listeners! Germany representing and Washington DC! Outstanding to have you aboard! That lead to the birth of the new segment "FUCKED UP NEWS!" as we had to talk about a guy who jumped out the window of a 9th floor building in Jersey. Way to go Jersey. So we figured out how fast a human body speeds into the ground. That was a natural progression. Don't at me!!! After all we got to the down and dirty on duo-pooping. That's right. Megan Trainor and her husband poop together. Ask Whiskey Hell revolves around a listener who has a mask fetish. I think you can say we had a really eventful evening. EnjoY!whiskeyhellpod@gmail.com@Whiskey_Hell on Twitter!www.WhiskeyHellPod.Com if you want to check us out online. 

The gang reviews the finale of Marvel's “What if…?” and discuss the Marvel spinoff shows rumored for development, Jake Gyllenhal playing a Rob Liefeld character, teasers for HBO's Peacemaker show and House of the Dragon, The Rock rapping and more! The next Patreon Discord hangout is Thurs., Oct 21, 2021 @ 8 PM CDT Be... The post JAN 403: What If? Season Finale Review – Marvel Disney+ Spinoff Shows Are Coming (10/13/21) appeared first on The Jock and Nerd Podcast.

No episódio de hoje, nosso cast comentou o novo filme da Netflix estrelado por Jake Gyllenhal, O Culpado. Além disso, falamos da série Maid, também lançada pela plataforma vermelho e preta. Além disso, comentamos o fim da primeira temporada da série de animação da Marvel What If...?, que reimagina diversas situações dentro da mitologia do MCU. Siga o Nossas Dicas de Filmes e Séries (NDFS) e troque dicas do que assistir com mais de 1 Milhão de fãs de filmes e séries: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/NDFSoficial Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nossas_dicas_filmes_series/ Foram citados neste episódio os filmes e séries: O Culpado: https://www.netflix.com/title/81345983 Maid: https://www.netflix.com/title/81166770 What If...?: https://www.disneyplus.com/pt-br/series/what-if/7672ZVj1ZxU9?irclickid=UbUQfqS30xyLWNqQdow--2O8UkBXG0UfZxHRWU0&irgwc=1&cid=DSS-Affiliate-Impact-Content-JustWatch%20GmbH-707638 Calls: https://tv.apple.com/br/episode/o-fim/umc.cmc.zgsqgdezfbod87y0jnmn0gfe?ign-itscg=30200&ign-itsct=justwatch&playableId=tvs.sbd.4000%3AVCALE0560101 Seinfeld: https://www.netflix.com/title/70153373 Bastardos Inglórios: https://www.netflix.com/title/70108777

We're back! And what a way to return with one of the loveliest, most talented people in the business.  Today's guest is Film and Television Producer Julie Lynn. With beginnings as a First Amendment Lawyer, Julie soon transferred her skills to the movies, first producing small independent works such as Mike Nichols' Wit and Rodrigo Garcia's Nine Lives.In the years since forming Mockingbird Pictures in 1999, Julie has covered all manner of genres from the Oscar nominated Albert Nobbs, to Netflix's hard hitting To The Bone and even sci fi-horror in the Jake Gyllenhal led blockbuster Life. Julie graciously answered my regular questions when we worked together in 2018 and she has kindly agreed to do it again! If you'd like to keep up to date with both Mike and the show - head over to www.redcarpetrookies.com and sign up for our newsletter! Thank you for listening! Mike

Sean's guest on Episode 6 is Gracie Luberto, a rad young lady with a big future ahead of her. She asks questions that uncover some super interesting stories about working with Christina Aguilera, Green Day, Hanson, Linkin Park, Shia LeBouf, Jake Gyllenhal, and Tom Arnold. 

Hello and sorry for the wait, today we have a two part episode recorded throughout the month of February. We cover anything you can think of that has happened the past month and more. I mean read the title you know this is gonna be a good one, right?

This episode will have you breathing differently as we share all of our thoughts on Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor. We also review Jake Gyllenhal's narration of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.We're joined by two Audible editors who rave about The Colour Purple by Alice Walker, narrated by Samira Wiley, and Fraud by David Rakhoff. You'll also hear a clip from author Esuantsiwa Jane Goldsmith talking about the term ‘mixed-race'. Here's the full list of reviews/recommendations:Do You Dream of Terra-Two? by Temi Oh https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Do-You-Dream-of-Terra-Two-Audiobook/147118076XBreath by James Nestor https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Breath-Audiobook/024199022XThe Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Great-Gatsby-Audiobook/B00C3MLRKKThe Colour Purple by Alice Walker https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Color-Purple-Audiobook/B086MH3565Fraud by David Rakoff https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Fraud-Audiobook/B004EVJLMEAudible Sessions with Esuantsiwa Jane Goldsmith https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Esuantsiwa-Jane-Goldsmith-Audiobook/B0855JDMCZThe Space Between Black and White by Esuantsiwa Jane Goldsmith https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Space-Between-Black-and-White-Audiobook/B084JMLW26We Are Legion (We Are Bob) by Dennis E. Taylor https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/We-Are-Legion-We-Are-Bob-Audiobook/B01L0831K6 You can email us your audio recommendations at yhihf@audible.co.uk – we love hearing your voice notes and reading what you have to say. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week our buddy Tyler is back to discuss ‘Wildlife’ (2018), Paul Dano’s directorial debut. It’s a lush, restrained look at family and what holds it together, centered around a couple and their son who have recently been uprooted to Montana, where a raging wildfire looms on the horizon. Their lives as a unit and as individuals become more complicated when Jerry (played by Jake Gyllenhal) decides to sign onto the dangerous job of fighting the fire, taking him away from his family for months at a time. His decision causes Jean (played by Carey Mulligan) and Joe (played by Ed Oxenbould) to shift in their familial roles, taking care of one another as something else looms on the horizon: doubt. It’s a film full of noteworthy performances directed by a noteworthy actor and it gave us a lot to think about. Enjoy part one, look forward to part two. We had a lot to say, what can we say? We’ll head home when the first snow appears. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/framesandfools/message

We cover the 2007 movie “Zodiac”. Starring Mark Ruffalo, Jake Gyllenhal & Robert Downey, Jr. “In the late 1960s and 1970s, fear grips the city of San Francisco as a serial killer called Zodiac stalks its residents. Investigators and reporters become obsessed with learning the killer's identity and bringing him to justice. Meanwhile, Zodiac claims victim after victim and taunts the authorities with cryptic messages, cyphers and menacing phone calls.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vap/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vap/support

Brokeback Mountain: This week, Catherine and Maddie take on a big-hitter, the 2005 gay cowboy movie Brokeback Mountain starring Jake Gyllenhal and Heath Ledger. One of the first queer movies of its kind, Brokeback Mountain portrayed a love story between two cowboys over the course of 20 years and dealt with things we’re still talking about today, including the fluidity of sexuality, violent homophobia, and toxic masculinity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queerpressurepc/support

EPISODE 45 - JAKE GYLLENHAAL - Actor Team Deakins had the opportunity to sit and talk with long time friend, actor Jake Gyllenhal for this episode. Jake speaks about his relationship with directors and with cinematographers. We speak about his work in Donnie Darko and Prisoners, as well as Jarhead and Wildlife. He speaks about how, as an actor, the final result is always in other people’s hands. He also shares how important the collaboration between actor and cinematographer is and the importance of creating a “safe place” for the actor in front of the camera. Although we were hoping he would explain the end of the movie Enemy (and he said he would!), we finished the episode without knowing any more! And we also got into the craft of building sand castles! A really fun conversation that gave us an insight into the world of an actor! Don’t miss it! RECOMMENDED EPISODE VIEWING: Donnie Darko, Jarhead

The crew is back and this week we decided to have a guest join us on the show. Sinead Murphy decided to swing on by to talk a little with us about things going on and how they're doing with the COVID. This is a minor part of the show because most of the antics are about Sam going out in the world with the family. Nate returns from his week at a lake house with his family and is put on uncle's duties. This leads us to a Jake Gyllenhal scenario that takes us down a rabbit hole of Taylor swift. There the typical zigs and zags in the episode as Huw is put to the test in fact-checking in real-time. Be safe folks and wash those hands. PS Wear a mask!

This week we speak with Australian writer and filmmaker Natalie Erika James about the making of her horror film, Relic, that had its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival. Natalie also talks about the adventure of making a horror film as a woman, from proof of concept to getting Jake Gyllenhal on board as a producer and the Russo brothers as executive producers and if she suffered from any sort of imposter syndrome directing Emily Mortimer as a first time director.Additionally our Players of the week, Independent Female Storytellers Cassandra Chowdhury and Amy Oden also talk about if they've ever felt like an imposter on set. Where to Find Natalie and The Players of the Week!Natalie Erika James WebsiteCassandra Chowdhury on VimeoAmy Oden's WebsiteNate Ruegger's WebsiteContact Liz & Alrik Send us an emailYou can find Liz Manashil @ www.lizmanashil.comYou can find Alrik @ www.alrikbursell.comYou can now find MMIH @ mmihpodcast on instagram!Leave a comment on our websiteFind us on our Facebook Community PageContact us on Twitter and Facebook  

All love is beautiful. Which is why we make so much art about it. Ang Lee knows this, which is why he makes so many movies about it. With some of the best performances you’ll ever see from Heath Ledger, Jake Gyllenhal, Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams, which is saying something, Brokeback Mountain is the one of the most beautifully shot, brilliantly written, perfectly executed, necessary romance films ever made. Next Weeks Episode: To All The Boys I Loved Before --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aggrc/support

Kiwi-born Welsh poet Tomos Roberts (aka Probably Tom Foolery) has captured the imagination of people around the world with his video 'The Great Realisation' which has now been viewed more than 30 million times across all platforms. 

Kiwi-born Welsh poet Tomos Roberts (aka Probably Tom Foolery) has captured the imagination of people around the world with his video 'The Great Realisation' which has now been viewed more than 30 million times across all platforms. 

You keep up on things. You know what’s going on in arts and culture. Then inevitably, it happens. Someone who wasn’t even on your radar is suddenly everywhere, making you question not where they’ve been, but where you’ve been. Meet Riz Ahmed. By now, you probably recognize him from HBO’s The Night Of, but for years, Ahmed’s been busy making wide-ranging, significant, and accomplished work. In person, he’s not some frenetic perpetual motion machine, but he does seem to function at a brisk and constant clip, creating, provoking and questioning. He approached Naz Khan, the role that’s brought him to recent wide attention, with a simple theory: “If you see the world in a certain way, the behavior follows.” Applied to Ahmed himself, it seems an apt description of how he creates art, and with it, change. Born in London to Pakistani immigrant parents, he won a scholarship to north London’s Merchant Taylors’ school, where he found himself and most Asian kids a subclass in a sea of diplomats’ kids in full prep regalia. He decided to do something about it, specifically, rigging a vote to force the school into electing its first Asian head boy. When other frustrations were expressed more overtly – he threw a chair intended for another student through a window – one teacher had a suggestion: “If you can muck about on stage, you get applause for it, not a suspension.” Good idea. At Oxford University, he studied philosophy, politics and economics, and also put on the only play with two non-white leads staged during his time there. When he decided to put on a drum and bass night but didn’t have immediate takers, he printed up flyers minus the venue and kept at it until he found a club willing to fill in the blank. College confirmed something he’d sensed all along: You can make yourself an insider, but the world will send you occasional reminders that status is temporary. It’s a perspective that’s informed his work across genres, including film, TV, stage and music. He did manage to work in some drama studies, and made his film debut at 23 playing a member of the real-life Tipton Three in Michael Winterbottom’s The Road to Guantánamo. He also made a three-hour debut at the Luton Airport, where he and another actor from the film were detained under the Terrorism Act by Special Branch upon returning from the Berlin Film Festival. We’re sure the Branch boys were just exercising caution; we’re also pretty sure that wouldn’t have happened to Matt and Ben. Ahmed was nominated for his first British Independent Film Award for Shifty, and highly praised for his effortless, persuasive chemistry with other actors. His second came for Four Lions, Chris Morris’ hilarious satire on terrorism. Mira Nair, who directed him in The Reluctant Fundamentalist, recognized his unique ability to play characters that shift between worlds. "It's the most demanding, complicated role for a young person to carry a film on his shoulders, and to be somebody at once absolutely authentic to the Lahori universe, yet absolutely comfortable, elegant and savvy in the Wall Street universe; to spout the poetry of Faiz at one moment and ruthlessly cut out a factory in Manila the next." Eventually American filmmakers saw his work (or at least got hold of reviews routinely peppered with words like “charismatic” “brilliant” and “natural”) and wanted in. His performance opposite Jake Gyllenhal in Nightcrawler was outstanding, and in its review of Jason Bourne, RogerEbert.com wrote, “Only Riz Ahmed makes any impact on a performance level, doing a lot with very little – watch the way he subtly plays a successful businessman who knows the skeletons are about to fall out of his closet. There's a much better version of Jason Bourne that focuses on him…” This year’s been a big one for him. He’s in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and puts a new spin on the gumshoe genre in City of Tiny Lights. He’s also working on a multi-generational Pakistani-British family story he aims to make for U.K. television. If the industry (ironically) helped Ahmed’s early career with its tendency to see in stereotypes, it’s also allowed us glimpses of a depth we’d otherwise miss by occasionally looking past them. Needless to say, that goes for society as a whole, and Ahmed is not shy about voicing that opinion. But he knows that if you’re going to be an unapologetic button-pusher, you best avoid righteous self-aggrandizement and do it with some humor. And some serious rap. Under the handle Riz MC, he’s put out three albums of songs that have been critically acclaimed (and in one instance, banned) for their biting – and bitingly funny – take on immigration, race and other issues. Ahmed specializes in playing, and being, an insider-outsider. If you’ve never felt like an outsider, don’t count yourself lucky; it’s a perspective that benefits us. Which is why we need this guy to keep acting, rapping, writing, and if necessary, throwing the occasional chair.

Jake Gyllenhal was in City Slickers? You bet your rootin tootin ass he was. For about 5 minutes. Appearing in his first role ever, he plays Billy Crystal's son. We get into some politics, some more Michael Jackson fan bashing, and then we pull the next movie out of the Gyllenhat which is Donnie Darko.

Oyez oyez amis Moldus. Aujourd'hui est un jour d'exception, Poudlard ouvre ses portes ! Mais d'abord, faisons un saut sur le Chemin de Traverse ! Références: Zootopie : Disney récent où chante Shakira sous les traits de Gazelle. « L'histoire est pas drole » : On a voulu faire référence a Kaamelott, mais on s'est chier dessus. La véritable réplique c'est « La blague est pas drôle » Le Noël du Wombat : Album jeunesse de très bonne qualité. Olaf : Le bonhomme de neige dans la Reine des Neiges. Mon Pote Harry Potter : Livre écrit par un lycéen au début des années 2000 « Il est comme ci comme ça, j'fais quoi ? » : Réplique de Grudu dans Kaamelott. « Fruits Basket » : Manga exceptionnel dont on a fait une émission qui est notre top one. « Regarde ma baraque » : Alors, vous, vous pouvez pas voir, mais c'est gavé d'objet derivés de l'univers Harry Potter chez elle. Baguette, bouquin, etc. Ned et Cat : Les « Héros » de Game of Thrones. « Bien sur que ça se passe dans sa tête, mais ce n'est pas pour cela que ce n'est pas vrai. » : Il s'agit là d'une des répliques de Dumbledore. « C'est une création signé Roger non ? » : Le truc était tellement vulgaire que j'en ai déduis qu'il s'agissait d'une création de Roger (L'extra terrestre de American Dad) Ratigan : C'est le méchant de Basile Détective Privé, que l'on prends souvent comme exemple pour parler d'un méchant qui est méchant parce qu'il en faut un. Ratigan c'est le genre de machin hyper méchant, mais sans but. Méchant pour être méchant donc. Helena Bonham Carter : Actrice très très très très connu. Main Coohn : C'est une race de chat, extrêmement racée, de très grande taille et vraiment très beau. Hugin et Munin : Edition de livre de très bonne facture. « Serpent » : Roger encore. Enemy : Excellent film de science fiction basé sur le livre « L'autre Moi » de Saramago avec l'acteur Jake Gyllenhal. « Il est vieux, c'est mystérieux » : Référence à Kaamelott. « Nan ya qu'un tour de piste » : Steve, American Dad donc. I Origins : Un film exceptionnel de Mike Cahill, un réalisateur de ouf qui n'a fait que deux films, que je recommande vivement. Downton Abbey : Excellente série dont on a fait un podcast déjà, et dont un film est sortie récemment (Et que j'ai vu encore plus récemment!) Ragnar/Rollo : Deux des persos principaux de la série Vikings qui sont hyper beaux (Si si j'suis hétéro j'vous jure) Targaryen : L'une des famille majeure de Game of Thrones. « Elle s'appelle Sirena » : Réplique totalement fumé de l'un des Pirates des Caraïbes. « Marshall !!! » : Référence a How I Met Your Mother. Alors, ça c'est neuf comme reférence chez nous, car on a découvert cette série très récemment, et on rigole pas mal dessus. Autant vous habituer a des références de cette série, ça peut devenir récurrent. David Lynch : Réalisateur qui fait des films bien bien perché type Blue Velvet, Mullholand Drive etc mais aussi un film magnifique Elephant. « Ca m'enerve ! » : Attila dans Kaamelott. Big Fish : Le meilleur film de Tim Burton. Onirique, Poétique et magnifique, avec une Alison Lohman rayonnante. Moi aussi j'aime Sandra Templeton. « Nous avons (....) SILENCE » : Réplique de Asterix dans les Douze Travaux.

Guest - CJ Johnson - filmmaker / influencer - talking independent film making - when a movie is so bad you have to walk away (Will didn't walk out of the theatre for Welcome To Marwen, but he did stop watching the blu-ray which is a rare occurrence)  - in defense of Beowulf, the various incarnations of Poison Ivy - trying to break into Darko Entertainment - Richard Kelly appreciation & resumeCast - Sundance throwing shade, Boxtalk - the Gyllenhall siblings magic, Patrick Swayze appreciation - NorCal kids rolling hard - Donnie Darko hits the ground weird - Font talk, interesting movie endings - Pluto TV talk, MTV Dating show memories - Jack Palance talk, soundtrack talk - IT & Stephen King talk, 4DXCast - how do you suck a fuck? - Seth Rogan not yet famous enough to be in focus - Jake Gyllenhal - already creepy - Richard Kelly, we’re still rooting for you - Drew Barrymore appreciation, Al Bundy deep cuts - Beverly Hills 24 Hour Fitness memories - witnessing your movie references slowly fade from relevance - Tony Robbins: crushing throughout multiple decades - Patrick Swayze appreciation II, the Catholic Church owns some property - wormhole science, chill out Littlefoot - movies from a little while ago about a little while ago - CarCast, evil bunnies, SexyBeast talk - another party scene with a cool tracking shot - talking Nas, breaking down the Jay Z beef - the best $5 Will ever spent, remembering MTV - Belly appreciation, don’t hurt us Fred Durst - women ‘awakened’ by Devon Sawa in Casper - music video breakdowns, cinematography talk - Chris Robinson resumeCast, Tekashi 6ix9ine talk - Petestrumentals shouts out, Sam through the window 

In memory of the great Mr. Gerstein we decided to do his best-known, most classicy classic title. Of course, by doing this title, it means that for the first time, in all of our history, we are doing a nonfiction picture book. Not a bad way to start out, eh? Have no fear, we'll be getting to the spooky Halloween fare soon enough, but first we wanted to pay an homage to one of children's literature's greats. Show Notes: - Quiz Question: Which Disney animated film begins with a shot of the Twin Towers? - How old was Philippe Petit when he did this? We looked it up. He was about to turn 25. - Here is the trailer for the documentary Man on Wire. I love that it includes the moment he balances the policeman's hat on his nose and then drops it onto his head. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz6oddi0mts - And here is the trailer for the biographical drama called The Walk. Looks like the supplemented the actual drama with some unnecessary dramatic flourishes. I like the shots though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W6byFcD5uE The Weston Woods version of this book is read by Jake Gyllenhal and it's lovely. Here's a quick peek at it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-FzEGNsH8w - Here is the $5 hand candle holder that Kate was discussing: https://www.target.com/p/halloween-votive-candle-holder-white-hyde-38-eek-boutique-8482/-/A-54381257?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&fndsrc=tgtao&CPNG=PLA_Seasonal%2BShopping_Brand&adgroup=SC_Seasonal&LID=700000001170770pgs&network=g&device=c&location=9021760&gclsrc=aw.ds&&gclid=Cj0KCQjwrMHsBRCIARIsAFgSeI1xsokVAK6dTL_gMtwT2pvEEmDgudLvHcE1HJdQPzdYd8YeK3-AoCEaAn9MEALw_wcB For the full Show Notes please visit us at: http://blogs.slj.com/afuse8production/2019/10/14/fuse-8-n-kate-the-man-who-walked-between-the-towers-by-mordecai-gerstein/(opens in a new tab)

In the first hour of (Almost) Entirely Sports, Joshua Brisco, Rudy Salazar and Beards McFly go all over the place debating the Gif/Jif debate, Jake Gyllenhal and what is the worst movie you ever saw in theater.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WE BACK AT IT NERDSGet us in your earholes this week as we talk about The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension! We do a bad job with physics, discuss alternate dimensions, and muse on Neil deGrasse Tyson's butt.Hit us with questions about autoimmune disorders, immunity, and infections for next time! We're watching what is arguably Jake Gyllenhal's best work (?) "Bubble Boy." We're sorry in advance. We're on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and at reelsciencecast@gmail.com.

On this week's episode of Teen Girl Talk we're talking about Spider-Man: Far From Home!  Peter Parker just wants to go on vacation with his friends and crush, MJ but uh oh Mysterio wants him to help deal with some elementals.  Also on this episode, Suesie wants to do weird things to Jake Gyllenhal.  Frank talks nerd stuff.  Intro and outro is Rebel Girl by Bikini Kill.   Please rate, review and subscribe to the show on iTunes E-mail: realteengirltalk@gmail.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teengirltalk/ Buy us a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/teengirltalk

On this week's episode of Teen Girl Talk we're talking about Spider-Man: Far From Home!  Peter Parker just wants to go on vacation with his friends and crush, MJ but uh oh Mysterio wants him to help deal with some elementals.  Also on this episode, Suesie wants to do weird things to Jake Gyllenhal.  Frank talks nerd stuff.  Intro and outro is Rebel Girl by Bikini Kill.   Please rate, review and subscribe to the show on iTunes E-mail: realteengirltalk@gmail.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teengirltalk/ Buy us a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/teengirltalk

This week our team reviews Wild Rose and the 2019 remake of The Lion King. We preview the Screening Room’s new Cinematica Classic Films feature on Alfred Hitchcock, give our thoughts on the best Jake Gyllenhal performance and talk about the coming addition of beds to movie theatres…

On this week's episode we cover Logan!  At the tail end of a terrible future for the X-men Professor X and Logan try to survive and deal with the arrival of a new mutant who is very much like Logan, the young Laura.  This one is kind of dark and we cry a bunch on it.  Also on this episode, Suesie talks about Jake Gyllenhal in a super weird way.  Frank tries to explain comics pointlessly.  Intro is Way Down We Go by Kaleo.  Outro is Hurt by Johnny Cash.   Please rate, review and subscribe to the show on iTunes E-mail: realteengirltalk@gmail.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teengirltalk/ United we Dream: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/drf-web-popup?refcode=web-popup Raices: https://www.raicestexas.org/donate/ Move on Texas: https://movetexas.org/movementmakers/  

On this week's episode we cover Logan!  At the tail end of a terrible future for the X-men Professor X and Logan try to survive and deal with the arrival of a new mutant who is very much like Logan, the young Laura.  This one is kind of dark and we cry a bunch on it.  Also on this episode, Suesie talks about Jake Gyllenhal in a super weird way.  Frank tries to explain comics pointlessly.  Intro is Way Down We Go by Kaleo.  Outro is Hurt by Johnny Cash.   Please rate, review and subscribe to the show on iTunes E-mail: realteengirltalk@gmail.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teengirltalk/ United we Dream: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/drf-web-popup?refcode=web-popup Raices: https://www.raicestexas.org/donate/ Move on Texas: https://movetexas.org/movementmakers/  

In this review episode, I talk about the movie Prisoners (2013), directed by Denis Villeneuve. An older film that I think deserves more praise and attention that it's gotten. I dive into some of the hidden messages and themes of this masterpiece.Here's My Take is available wherever you listen to podcasts! Check out our Facebook page Here's My Take, and Instagram page @heresmytakepod! You can also reach us for any questions, comments, suggestions, or whatever at heresmytakepod@gmail.com.Thank you to all listeners and fellow moviegoers! Please subscribe to the show and rate and review Here's My Take wherever you listen to podcasts! Remember, Keep Watching Movies!

Time for another fan selection episode! Our regular listener Lizzie has requested a TOP 10 of Jake Gyllenhal Movies, and with the impending release of Spider-Man Far From Home, which will star Jake as the beloved villain, Mysterio, what better time to count down Jake Gyllenhal's TOP 10 Movies!?To say that his filmography is unique would be an understatement! Very few actors on the planet (if any?) have the diverse selection of films and broad array of talent on display that can be seen in a Gyllenhal movie. The one smilarity between all of them is Jake's one of a kind talent to unsettle the audience with his performances. This is one hell of a good TOP 10 lists, so enjoy and be sure to follow Lizzie on instagram @Lizz__gal

Time for another fan selection episode! Our regular listener Lizzie has requested a TOP 10 of Jake Gyllenhal Movies, and with the impending release of Spider-Man Far From Home, which will star Jake as the beloved villain, Mysterio, what better time to count down Jake Gyllenhal's TOP 10 Movies!?To say that his filmography is unique would be an understatement! Very few actors on the planet (if any?) have the diverse selection of films and broad array of talent on display that can be seen in a Gyllenhal movie. The one smilarity between all of them is Jake's one of a kind talent to unsettle the audience with his performances. This is one hell of a good TOP 10 lists, so enjoy and be sure to follow Lizzie on instagram @Lizz__gal

https://www.patreon.com/Leftmediapodcast Mike and Mitch sit down to discuss and analyze the Patreon requested film Okja! Themes include: Liberalism, Corporatism, Elon Musk, environmentalism, anarchists, and more! Okja stars: Seo-Hyeon Ahn, Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhal, Paul Dano, Steven Yeun, Lily Collins, and Giancarlo Esposito Intro/Outro Music: "Memphis Was A Revolutionary" by Mike Hewlett and the Racket

Recap: -Fairy Godbrothers Chapter 2 News and Stuff: -Batwoman to make her Arrowverse debut in the next crossover event. -Jake Gyllenhal in talks for Mysterio role in Spider-Man Sequel and the return of Michael Keaton as the Vulture -Thoughts on final issue of All-New Wolverine -RIP Margot Kidder Main Discussion: -Whitson Gordon builds things -Deadpool 2 Recommendations: -Schitt's Creek Special Guest: Whitson Gordon.

The 4 Nerds dive straight into the DCEU's newest installment, Justice League (3:52). Then comes the latest casting rumors from the same studio about Bubble Boy himself, Jake Gyllenhal (44:44). They travel to a different universe with first impressions of Marvel's newest Netflix series, The Punisher (55:26), and close with their favorite pastime, comics (64:57). And no, Nanney doesn't recommend Saga again. Do they Unite the "Seven?" I Don't Know Man...

This week on the Toys R Us Report we take a very special look at Kenner’s Super Powers Collection, that’s a ton of fun right there huh? No wait,there’s more! We review Nightcrawler with Jake Gyllenhal and tell a really weird story from The Flea Market.Make sure to tell a friend because this is probably the best episode yet but really, each new one is the best one as far as I’m concerned! I’m kidding but really, this is a real fun episode. Make sure to check out the show notes over at IseeRobots.com

Special episode for you this week, folks. This is a selection adapted from first draft of my new book, The Wild Diet about 10 Hours on Tour with Tim McGraw & the Fittest Band in Country as they came through Austin. Comment below and let me know what you think.  Scroll down to the end and you can even hear me sing! :) - Abel As Alyson and I stepped aboard Tim McGraw's tour bus idling outside a Quality Inn in Austin, Texas, I realized that the real food movement is catching on. Instead of passed out groupies, elicit drugs, and broken furniture, the spotless bus had a zen-like calm about it as the smell of strong coffee wafted through the cabin. The bus was brimming with fresh produce, raw nut butters, seaweed, protein bars made of grass-fed lamb, and an imposing 5 pound sack of Brazil nuts. Fresh off filming the Today Show in New York City (see video below), the band seems bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Denny, enjoying an unprecedented 20-year-stint as bandleader and guitarist for the country superstar, is 57 and looks half his age. Denny's rippling biceps and sturdy frame remind you that he's not to be trifled with, despite his gentle and pleasant demeanor. Denny, a past guest of the Fat-Burning Man Show, has been following The Wild Diet for just over year (see below for before and afters). On a hearty diet that includes plenty of butter, bacon, and eggs, he's dropped 46 pounds (from 240 to 194) and gained a fair amount of muscle by hacking with fasting and feasting. Impressed by Denny's transformation, several bandmates joined the journey to better health and vitality. “Our keyboard player only decided to try your diet because he's allowed to eat coffee cake,” Denny grinned. “My kids love eating this way“ Dean-O the fiddle player adds. “They can do whatever they want when they're away from the house, but they know what's bad for them and usually don't eat pizza and junk carbs. They don't have a problem eating veggies. And they're totally into organ meats… head cheese is their favorite. Their friends think that eating brains is cool.” Eating brains is cool. Despite a demanding tour schedule that often includes multiple shows in one day, the Tim McGraw Band eats well. Recent feasts while on tour with Faith Hill include: grass-fed bacon burger (bunless, of course), snapper with poblano sauce, grilled chicken and asparagus, roast beef with vegetables, shellfish platter with oysters, crab, lobster, shrimp and ahi poke along with a beet and endive salad. When he's not fasting, Denny's favorite breakfast is steak and eggs. “It's really not that complicated once you get the hang of it - you just listen to your body and eat when you're hungry. I love it. I'm full of energy and feel 15 years younger. Eating better even makes me want to drink less.” And that's good, because this band doesn't drink before the show. They swing sledgehammers and throw gigantic tires around in the parking lot. Band Gone Wild: Tim McGraw's Prison Yard Workout Featured this month's cover of Men's Health after his own 40 pound weight loss, 47-year-old Tim McGraw is a specimen. He credits his rocking biceps and six-pack abs to his band's intense outdoor workouts that focuses on core training, strength and balanced movements to build up the muscles between the ribs and connective tissues. The Tim McGraw Band even tours with a separate trailer dedicated to workout gear, lugging heavy chains, sledgehammers, and sandbags across the country. “Tim is a beast, man, he keeps me on my toes,” says Denny. The band's recent workout included weighted pullups, push-ups, dips, and man-maker lunges followed-up with sprints in the parking lot. When they can find a gym, workouts focus on heavy, functional movements like deadlifts, barbell rows, and overhead presses. Band members unwind with mobility exercises, meditation, long walks, and “earthing” with bare feet on whatever grass they can find. "It keeps us off the bus and it keeps us out in the fresh air instead of staying in a cave all day long," McGraw said on The Today Show. And from watching the band play up-close from backstage, I can tell you that the Tim McGraw band puts on a dynamic show. And it's in large part their physicality that makes the band incredibly fun to watch. The Tim McGraw band is doing just about everything right. This band doesn't work out and eat real food to “look better naked.” They swing sledgehammers in the parking lot because they know that it makes them better at their job. Being in shape with wild workouts gives them the stamina and energy to give their fans a world-class show. Other performers, athletes, and movie stars are catching on. Others to “come out” as Paleo / Wild / Ancestral include: Uma Thurman, Jake Gyllenhal, Matthew McConaughey, Jessica Biel, Miley Cyrus (for better or worse), Joe Rogan, Adrian Rodgers, Tucker Max, Dwayne (the Rock) Johnson, Grant Hill, and Hugh Jackman to name a few. Biohacking Paleo X-Men. Coming Soon. And oddly, these worlds are colliding. The day before the Tim McGraw band went on The Today Show, I was in New York with my friends J.J. Virgin and Dr. Sara Gottfried right after they stopped by The Today Show, as well. Healthy is getting hip.  It doesn't matter if you're Paleo, Low-Carb, Raw Vegan, Fruitarian, or anything else - real food works for everyone, and the word is starting to spread. If Denny beat the odds to lose 46 pounds on the road playing stadiums around the world, imagine what you can do. Just by embracing real food and enjoying a good sweat from time to time. Come join us. One quick ask: if there's someone you can think of who needs to hear this message, please share this post with them using the share buttons on the side of this blog post or whatever way you can. Watch Tim McGraw Work Out on The Today Show (filmed the day before):   Bonus: Watch Abel and Denny Jam on Guitar! In between filming "The Today Show" and headlining at Circuit of Americas, Denny came by the house and we drank tea, feasted homemade muffins and quiche, and sat down in front of the podcast mic and just jammed, man. This is what happened. Steamroller Blues (Abel Sings!) Fatty Coffee Express Voodoo Queen The (New) Fat-Burning Man Theme Old Love (it's a heartbreaker - audio only) If you'd like to hear more of my music, subscribe to my YouTube channel. One quick ask: think of someone you love and share this post with them. Always love to hear from you. Let me know what you think in the comments. 

Special episode for you this week, folks. This is a selection adapted from first draft of my new book, The Wild Diet about 10 Hours on Tour with Tim McGraw & the Fittest Band in Country as they came through Austin. Comment below and let me know what you think.  Scroll down to the end and you can even hear me sing! :) - Abel As Alyson and I stepped aboard Tim McGraw's tour bus idling outside a Quality Inn in Austin, Texas, I realized that the real food movement is catching on. Instead of passed out groupies, elicit drugs, and broken furniture, the spotless bus had a zen-like calm about it as the smell of strong coffee wafted through the cabin. The bus was brimming with fresh produce, raw nut butters, seaweed, protein bars made of grass-fed lamb, and an imposing 5 pound sack of Brazil nuts. Fresh off filming the Today Show in New York City (see video below), the band seems bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Denny, enjoying an unprecedented 20-year-stint as bandleader and guitarist for the country superstar, is 57 and looks half his age. Denny's rippling biceps and sturdy frame remind you that he's not to be trifled with, despite his gentle and pleasant demeanor. Denny, a past guest of the Fat-Burning Man Show, has been following The Wild Diet for just over year (see below for before and afters). On a hearty diet that includes plenty of butter, bacon, and eggs, he's dropped 46 pounds (from 240 to 194) and gained a fair amount of muscle by hacking with fasting and feasting. Impressed by Denny's transformation, several bandmates joined the journey to better health and vitality. “Our keyboard player only decided to try your diet because he's allowed to eat coffee cake,” Denny grinned. “My kids love eating this way“ Dean-O the fiddle player adds. “They can do whatever they want when they're away from the house, but they know what's bad for them and usually don't eat pizza and junk carbs. They don't have a problem eating veggies. And they're totally into organ meats… head cheese is their favorite. Their friends think that eating brains is cool.” Eating brains is cool. Despite a demanding tour schedule that often includes multiple shows in one day, the Tim McGraw Band eats well. Recent feasts while on tour with Faith Hill include: grass-fed bacon burger (bunless, of course), snapper with poblano sauce, grilled chicken and asparagus, roast beef with vegetables, shellfish platter with oysters, crab, lobster, shrimp and ahi poke along with a beet and endive salad. When he's not fasting, Denny's favorite breakfast is steak and eggs. “It's really not that complicated once you get the hang of it - you just listen to your body and eat when you're hungry. I love it. I'm full of energy and feel 15 years younger. Eating better even makes me want to drink less.” And that's good, because this band doesn't drink before the show. They swing sledgehammers and throw gigantic tires around in the parking lot. Band Gone Wild: Tim McGraw's Prison Yard Workout Featured this month's cover of Men's Health after his own 40 pound weight loss, 47-year-old Tim McGraw is a specimen. He credits his rocking biceps and six-pack abs to his band's intense outdoor workouts that focuses on core training, strength and balanced movements to build up the muscles between the ribs and connective tissues. The Tim McGraw Band even tours with a separate trailer dedicated to workout gear, lugging heavy chains, sledgehammers, and sandbags across the country. “Tim is a beast, man, he keeps me on my toes,” says Denny. The band's recent workout included weighted pullups, push-ups, dips, and man-maker lunges followed-up with sprints in the parking lot. When they can find a gym, workouts focus on heavy, functional movements like deadlifts, barbell rows, and overhead presses. Band members unwind with mobility exercises, meditation, long walks, and “earthing” with bare feet on whatever grass they can find. "It keeps us off the bus and it keeps us out in the fresh air instead of staying in a cave all day long," McGraw said on The Today Show. And from watching the band play up-close from backstage, I can tell you that the Tim McGraw band puts on a dynamic show. And it's in large part their physicality that makes the band incredibly fun to watch. The Tim McGraw band is doing just about everything right. This band doesn't work out and eat real food to “look better naked.” They swing sledgehammers in the parking lot because they know that it makes them better at their job. Being in shape with wild workouts gives them the stamina and energy to give their fans a world-class show. Other performers, athletes, and movie stars are catching on. Others to “come out” as Paleo / Wild / Ancestral include: Uma Thurman, Jake Gyllenhal, Matthew McConaughey, Jessica Biel, Miley Cyrus (for better or worse), Joe Rogan, Adrian Rodgers, Tucker Max, Dwayne (the Rock) Johnson, Grant Hill, and Hugh Jackman to name a few. Biohacking Paleo X-Men. Coming Soon. And oddly, these worlds are colliding. The day before the Tim McGraw band went on The Today Show, I was in New York with my friends J.J. Virgin and Dr. Sara Gottfried right after they stopped by The Today Show, as well. Healthy is getting hip.  It doesn't matter if you're Paleo, Low-Carb, Raw Vegan, Fruitarian, or anything else - real food works for everyone, and the word is starting to spread. If Denny beat the odds to lose 46 pounds on the road playing stadiums around the world, imagine what you can do. Just by embracing real food and enjoying a good sweat from time to time. Come join us. One quick ask: if there's someone you can think of who needs to hear this message, please share this post with them using the share buttons on the side of this blog post or whatever way you can. Watch Tim McGraw Work Out on The Today Show (filmed the day before):   Bonus: Watch Abel and Denny Jam on Guitar! In between filming "The Today Show" and headlining at Circuit of Americas, Denny came by the house and we drank tea, feasted homemade muffins and quiche, and sat down in front of the podcast mic and just jammed, man. This is what happened. Steamroller Blues (Abel Sings!) Fatty Coffee Express Voodoo Queen The (New) Fat-Burning Man Theme Old Love (it's a heartbreaker - audio only) If you'd like to hear more of my music, subscribe to my YouTube channel. One quick ask: think of someone you love and share this post with them. Always love to hear from you. Let me know what you think in the comments.