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Anchor Podcasts Fri, 18 Sep 2026 19:15:28 GMT Active Life The Active Life Podcast provides you with all of the tools needed to reveal the world-class inside of you. We stand for a life of freedom, without compromise, and believe that balance in life is doing world-class work at whatever we do. Sit in on conversations with world changers, learn from our team of professionals, and enjoy monologues meant to make you take a deep look at a single idea. episodic Active Life shaun.cleary@gmail.com false In this episode, Cody and Dr. Sean Pastuch unpack one of the most common questions they receive: what is Active Life—and why does it exist? Sean explains how the company was built to solve a massive gap between the fitness and healthcare industries, where people are often left feeling like they are the problem when they don’t fit into traditional systems. The conversation dives into the deeper issue of a “trust recession” in fitness, where low standards for education and inconsistent coaching leave clients frustrated and underserved. Sean contrasts the minimal requirements to become a trainer with the rigorous, high-friction education and apprenticeship model Active Life created to ensure real results. By the end, listeners gain a clear understanding of how Active Life positions itself as a solution—not just another gym or clinic. Through intentional client screening, high standards for coaches, and a results-driven system, the company aims to deliver outcomes that exceed expectations and rebuild trust in the process. ]]> 3fb6f40c-fa6c-4467-8efd-b11a730bc4ec Tue, 31 Mar 2026 05:49:00 GMT In this episode, Cody and Dr. Sean Pastuch unpack one of the most common questions they receive: what is Active Life—and why does it exist? Sean explains how the company was built to solve a massive gap between the fitness and healthcare industries, where people are often left feeling like they are the problem when they don’t fit into traditional systems. The conversation dives into the deeper issue of a “trust recession” in fitness, where low standards for education and inconsistent coaching leave clients frustrated and underserved. Sean contrasts the minimal requirements to become a trainer with the rigorous, high-friction education and apprenticeship model Active Life created to ensure real results. By the end, listeners gain a clear understanding of how Active Life positions itself as a solution—not just another gym or clinic. Through intentional client screening, high standards for coaches, and a results-driven system, the company aims to deliver outcomes that exceed expectations and rebuild trust in the process. false 00:21:01 full In this episode, Cody, and Dr. Sean Pastuch break down one of the most common mistakes coaches make: overcomplicating their process. While many coaches believe that more complexity equals more value, this conversation reveals why simplicity, clarity, and client understanding are actually the real drivers of results.The discussion dives into how coaches unintentionally lose client buy-in by using overly technical language, confusing assessments, or systems that clients can’t easily understand or explain. Sean explains why the best coaching systems are not just effective, but also easy to communicate — both for the coach and for the client trying to share their progress with others.By the end of the episode, listeners will understand how simplifying communication, focusing on outcomes clients care about, and building systems that are easy to follow can dramatically improve retention, results, and referrals. This episode is a reminder that great coaching isn’t about sounding smart — it’s about being understood. ]]> d37c6ca2-717e-49cf-8d53-20297e26cf8c Tue, 24 Mar 2026 06:41:00 GMT In this episode, Cody, and Dr. Sean Pastuch break down one of the most common mistakes coaches make: overcomplicating their process. While many coaches believe that more complexity equals more value, this conversation reveals why simplicity, clarity, and client understanding are actually the real drivers of results. The discussion dives into how coaches unintentionally lose client buy-in by using overly technical language, confusing assessments, or systems that clients can’t easily understand or explain. Sean explains why the best coaching systems are not just effective, but also easy to communicate — both for the coach and for the client trying to share their progress with others. By the end of the episode, listeners will understand how simplifying communication, focusing on outcomes clients care about, and building systems that are easy to follow can dramatically improve retention, results, and referrals. This episode is a reminder that great coaching isn’t about sounding smart — it’s about being understood. false 00:39:59 full In this episode, Cody and Ken break down one of the most important educational frameworks Active Life uses with clients: the Hierarchy of Needs for health and performance. While many people believe progress starts with workouts or specific exercises, this conversation explains why long-term success actually begins with much more foundational elements like stress management, sleep, and lifestyle structure.The discussion explores how clients often arrive focused on surface-level goals like getting stronger, losing weight, or improving performance, while the deeper obstacles preventing progress live much lower in the hierarchy. Cody and Ken explain how coaches can help clients identify which layer of the hierarchy they’re currently struggling with, and why skipping foundational pieces often leads to frustration, setbacks, or stalled progress.By the end of the episode, listeners walk away with a clear understanding of how to use this hierarchy as a coaching tool to guide conversations, set realistic expectations, and help clients focus on the right priorities at the right time. For coaches looking to deliver deeper value beyond programming workouts, this framework provides a practical way to create real, lasting transformation. ]]> c6b2c3aa-b902-43db-950e-19ccb06a0245 Tue, 17 Mar 2026 05:19:00 GMT In this episode, Cody and Ken break down one of the most important educational frameworks Active Life uses with clients: the Hierarchy of Needs for health and performance. While many people believe progress starts with workouts or specific exercises, this conversation explains why long-term success actually begins with much more foundational elements like stress management, sleep, and lifestyle structure.The discussion explores how clients often arrive focused on surface-level goals like getting stronger, losing weight, or improving performance, while the deeper obstacles preventing progress live much lower in the hierarchy. Cody and Ken explain how coaches can help clients identify which layer of the hierarchy they’re currently struggling with, and why skipping foundational pieces often leads to frustration, setbacks, or stalled progress.By the end of the episode, listeners walk away with a clear understanding of how to use this hierarchy as a coaching tool to guide conversations, set realistic expectations, and help clients focus on the right priorities at the right time. For coaches looking to deliver deeper value beyond programming workouts, this framework provides a practical way to create real, lasting transformation. false 00:24:17 full In this episode, Cody sits down with Ken Dominique to unpack one of the most overlooked differentiators in coaching: mindset education. While most coaches focus on programming and movement, Ken explains why the real transformation happens in the conversations — the words clients use, the stories they tell themselves, and the beliefs that quietly shape their identity. The discussion centers around chronic pain, setbacks, and the identity loop clients often get trapped in. From the reticular activating system to the “red vs. blue” perception exercise, Larry and Ken explain how attention shapes reality — and how coaches can interrupt destructive narratives before they spiral into fear, avoidance, and long-term regression. They emphasize why setbacks are not failures, but necessary milestones in building competence and confidence. The episode closes with practical tools coaches can implement immediately: proactive conversations about flare-ups, asking better questions about fear, and helping clients shift from running away from pain to running toward possibility. This is a masterclass in becoming more than an exercise practitioner — and stepping into the role of mentor. ]]> d372dbfa-a361-44de-a3c0-45903c494aa4 Tue, 24 Feb 2026 09:42:00 GMT In this episode, Cody sits down with Ken Dominique to unpack one of the most overlooked differentiators in coaching: mindset education. While most coaches focus on programming and movement, Ken explains why the real transformation happens in the conversations — the words clients use, the stories they tell themselves, and the beliefs that quietly shape their identity. The discussion centers around chronic pain, setbacks, and the identity loop clients often get trapped in. From the reticular activating system to the “red vs. blue” perception exercise, Larry and Ken explain how attention shapes reality — and how coaches can interrupt destructive narratives before they spiral into fear, avoidance, and long-term regression. They emphasize why setbacks are not failures, but necessary milestones in building competence and confidence. The episode closes with practical tools coaches can implement immediately: proactive conversations about flare-ups, asking better questions about fear, and helping clients shift from running away from pain to running toward possibility. This is a masterclass in becoming more than an exercise practitioner — and stepping into the role of mentor. false 00:23:44 full In this episode, Sean and Cody explain why Active Life’s movement assessment deliberately avoids popular top-down screens like the overhead squat and instead relies on joint-level, bottom-up testing. Sean walks through how the assessment was originally adapted from his clinical work and why the goal is not to watch a movement fail, but to predict how a movement will fail before loading ever occurs. The conversation breaks down the real limitations of screens such as the FMS when used with general population clients and even high-level athletes. Sean explains how skilled athletes can hide massive inefficiencies through compensation, creating false confidence and false negatives, while less skilled clients may fail screens simply because of coordination rather than true joint limitations. The group clarifies the difference between identifying a problem and having a usable path forward to solve it. The episode closes by showing how simple, low-skill, repeatable joint assessments create better client understanding, stronger buy-in, and ultimately better business outcomes for coaches. By using assessments to answer specific questions instead of gathering vague information, coaches can build more durable programs, reduce unnecessary risk, and create clearer stories clients can share with others—driving both results and referrals. ]]> 2befb6ba-2d4f-4d5f-bffe-44be5cf9afad Tue, 17 Feb 2026 07:35:00 GMT In this episode, Sean and Cody explain why Active Life’s movement assessment deliberately avoids popular top-down screens like the overhead squat and instead relies on joint-level, bottom-up testing. Sean walks through how the assessment was originally adapted from his clinical work and why the goal is not to watch a movement fail, but to predict how a movement will fail before loading ever occurs. The conversation breaks down the real limitations of screens such as the FMS when used with general population clients and even high-level athletes. Sean explains how skilled athletes can hide massive inefficiencies through compensation, creating false confidence and false negatives, while less skilled clients may fail screens simply because of coordination rather than true joint limitations. The group clarifies the difference between identifying a problem and having a usable path forward to solve it. The episode closes by showing how simple, low-skill, repeatable joint assessments create better client understanding, stronger buy-in, and ultimately better business outcomes for coaches. By using assessments to answer specific questions instead of gathering vague information, coaches can build more durable programs, reduce unnecessary risk, and create clearer stories clients can share with others—driving both results and referrals. false 00:33:06 full Dr. Sean Pastuch returns to the show to break down what he learned after speaking at Coaches Congress in Stockholm — and why the biggest limiter for most coaches isn’t effort, passion, or even skill. It’s misunderstanding how valuable their service actually is in the real market. Sean shares what surprised him about coaching culture overseas and how a simple live seminar revealed just how hungry coaches are for practical, immediately usable education.The heart of the episode is a clear three-question framework coaches can use to evaluate whether their business model can realistically support a real career. The conversation walks through how to score the value of the problem you solve, how common that problem actually is, and how rare the market believes your solution to be. Sean explains why many coaches unknowingly build careers around low-value, high-competition services — and why that forces them into an endless cycle of churn and client acquisition.This episode gives coaches an honest lens to evaluate whether they need to dramatically improve their marketing skills or rethink the type of problems they solve altogether. It’s a practical reality check for anyone trying to build a sustainable coaching career without burning out or relying on constant lead generation just to survive. ]]> 9ca35f29-6ecb-49d6-8d1a-cd694d9ccacc Tue, 10 Feb 2026 07:18:00 GMT Dr. Sean Pastuch returns to the show to break down what he learned after speaking at Coaches Congress in Stockholm — and why the biggest limiter for most coaches isn’t effort, passion, or even skill. It’s misunderstanding how valuable their service actually is in the real market. Sean shares what surprised him about coaching culture overseas and how a simple live seminar revealed just how hungry coaches are for practical, immediately usable education.The heart of the episode is a clear three-question framework coaches can use to evaluate whether their business model can realistically support a real career. The conversation walks through how to score the value of the problem you solve, how common that problem actually is, and how rare the market believes your solution to be. Sean explains why many coaches unknowingly build careers around low-value, high-competition services — and why that forces them into an endless cycle of churn and client acquisition.This episode gives coaches an honest lens to evaluate whether they need to dramatically improve their marketing skills or rethink the type of problems they solve altogether. It’s a practical reality check for anyone trying to build a sustainable coaching career without burning out or relying on constant lead generation just to survive. false 00:38:48 full In this episode, we sit down with Chris Schaalo to unpack his evolution from athlete and CrossFit coach to one of the key leaders shaping Active Life’s coaching systems. Chris shares how fulfillment — not performance or prestige — ultimately pulled him toward helping people rebuild their lives through better coaching.We dive into the realities of growing into leadership inside a fast-moving company: building roles while flying the plane, learning to say “I don’t know,” and creating standards that scale across locations without losing quality. Chris explains how mentorship, consistency, and ownership became the foundation of his role.This conversation is essential listening for coaches who want more than sessions and programs — who want to build careers, lead teams, and create systems that outlast them. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at what professional growth actually requires. ]]> 383daa6b-c4f9-4480-8e2b-6d2c86d75f01 Tue, 27 Jan 2026 08:36:00 GMT In this episode, we sit down with Chris Schaalo to unpack his evolution from athlete and CrossFit coach to one of the key leaders shaping Active Life’s coaching systems. Chris shares how fulfillment — not performance or prestige — ultimately pulled him toward helping people rebuild their lives through better coaching. We dive into the realities of growing into leadership inside a fast-moving company: building roles while flying the plane, learning to say “I don’t know,” and creating standards that scale across locations without losing quality. Chris explains how mentorship, consistency, and ownership became the foundation of his role. This conversation is essential listening for coaches who want more than sessions and programs — who want to build careers, lead teams, and create systems that outlast them. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at what professional growth actually requires. false 00:21:59 full Designing programs isn’t about choosing the “right” exercise — it’s about ensuring the exercise actually creates the adaptation you want. In this episode, we break down the concept of applying constraints and why simply assigning movements without controlling compensations often leads to missed outcomes, energy leaks, and frustration for both coaches and clients.Using a real coaching-floor example, we walk through how constraints can be layered intelligently: from positional cues, to tactile blocks, to changing implements and load placement. You’ll hear how one simple sidelying pullover turned ineffective movement into a targeted shoulder stimulus by systematically removing the client’s ability to compensate.This conversation is a practical framework for coaches who want cleaner execution, better client feedback, and more predictable results — whether you’re coaching in person or remotely. If you’ve ever wondered why an exercise “should work” but doesn’t, this episode gives you the lens to fix it. ]]> 2bd7d730-2c33-4eed-9fb0-9fd648eeacd2 Tue, 20 Jan 2026 08:34:00 GMT Designing programs isn’t about choosing the “right” exercise — it’s about ensuring the exercise actually creates the adaptation you want. In this episode, we break down the concept of applying constraints and why simply assigning movements without controlling compensations often leads to missed outcomes, energy leaks, and frustration for both coaches and clients. Using a real coaching-floor example, we walk through how constraints can be layered intelligently: from positional cues, to tactile blocks, to changing implements and load placement. You’ll hear how one simple sidelying pullover turned ineffective movement into a targeted shoulder stimulus by systematically removing the client’s ability to compensate. This conversation is a practical framework for coaches who want cleaner execution, better client feedback, and more predictable results — whether you’re coaching in person or remotely. If you’ve ever wondered why an exercise “should work” but doesn’t, this episode gives you the lens to fix it. false 00:24:42 full In this episode, Larry sits down with Erin Hendry, an Active Life Professional working in Sweden, to unpack how she became a trusted referral partner inside a medical practice—without credentials, posturing, or trying to play doctor. Erins explains how a simple, human outreach on LinkedIn led to a clinic visit, a face-to-face conversation, and ultimately an ongoing professional relationship built on shared values and mutual respect. The conversation goes deep into what actually earned trust: not proof, certifications, or selling—but clarity of thinking, empathy, and the ability to see the physician as a person first. Erin shares how her coaching approach complements medical care, especially for patients seeking more than medication or short-term relief. The discussion highlights why coaching fills a gap that even high-quality healthcare systems can’t always address. Finally, the episode zooms out to examine Erin's business model, boundaries, pricing, and mindset. From working premium hours in a socialized healthcare culture to overcoming insecurity around income and identity, this episode offers a rare, honest look at what sustainable, values-driven coaching actually looks like in practice. If you’re a coach wondering how to differentiate, collaborate with medical professionals, or build a career that doesn’t burn you out—this episode is essential listening. ]]> edca982e-11dd-4df9-a4c6-6abcefc8da71 Tue, 13 Jan 2026 06:35:00 GMT In this episode, Larry sits down with Erin Hendry, an Active Life Professional working in Sweden, to unpack how she became a trusted referral partner inside a medical practice—without credentials, posturing, or trying to play doctor. Erins explains how a simple, human outreach on LinkedIn led to a clinic visit, a face-to-face conversation, and ultimately an ongoing professional relationship built on shared values and mutual respect. The conversation goes deep into what actually earned trust: not proof, certifications, or selling—but clarity of thinking, empathy, and the ability to see the physician as a person first. Erin shares how her coaching approach complements medical care, especially for patients seeking more than medication or short-term relief. The discussion highlights why coaching fills a gap that even high-quality healthcare systems can’t always address. Finally, the episode zooms out to examine Erin's business model, boundaries, pricing, and mindset. From working premium hours in a socialized healthcare culture to overcoming insecurity around income and identity, this episode offers a rare, honest look at what sustainable, values-driven coaching actually looks like in practice. If you’re a coach wondering how to differentiate, collaborate with medical professionals, or build a career that doesn’t burn you out—this episode is essential listening. false 00:53:40 full In this episode, Larry and Cody break down why assessments—not workouts—are the most powerful sales tool a coach can use. They explain how gathering meaningful data creates clarity, certainty, and trust, especially for clients willing to invest in premium services. The conversation walks through the hierarchy of assessment—flexibility, mobility, competence, tolerance, and strength balance—and why meeting clients where they are matters more than making them sweaty. Coaches will hear real examples of how “workout assessments” often miss the mark and can even undermine confidence. Finally, the episode connects assessment findings to outcomes clients actually care about. Instead of impressing prospects with jargon, Larry and Cody show how simple explanations turn confusion into buy-in. If you want to stand out, charge appropriately, and sell ethically, this episode lays out the blueprint. ]]> d950b090-f711-4046-9e57-6339d4b461d5 Tue, 06 Jan 2026 08:23:00 GMT In this episode, Larry and Cody break down why assessments—not workouts—are the most powerful sales tool a coach can use. They explain how gathering meaningful data creates clarity, certainty, and trust, especially for clients willing to invest in premium services. The conversation walks through the hierarchy of assessment—flexibility, mobility, competence, tolerance, and strength balance—and why meeting clients where they are matters more than making them sweaty. Coaches will hear real examples of how “workout assessments” often miss the mark and can even undermine confidence. Finally, the episode connects assessment findings to outcomes clients actually care about. Instead of impressing prospects with jargon, Larry and Cody show how simple explanations turn confusion into buy-in. If you want to stand out, charge appropriately, and sell ethically, this episode lays out the blueprint. false 00:13:05 full This episode walks coaches through one of the most important pieces of client education Active Life uses: load versus capacity. Larry teaches the concept exactly as he would to a real client, using simple language, analogies, and a whiteboard explanation that makes complex biomechanics easy to understand. Listeners will hear how anatomical history, recovery, and functional ability stack together before life stress and training are even added. The conversation shows coaches how pain isn’t mysterious or random—it’s what happens when total load exceeds current capacity, often at the worst possible moment. The episode finishes by reframing the coach’s job: not just shrinking the “boxes,” but raising the capacity line itself through intelligent programming. If you’ve ever struggled to explain pain, setbacks, or inconsistent progress to clients, this episode gives you a repeatable framework you can use immediately. ]]> d7e6373e-f040-4889-bb6a-378b95541dd1 Tue, 30 Dec 2025 08:16:00 GMT This episode walks coaches through one of the most important pieces of client education Active Life uses: load versus capacity. Larry teaches the concept exactly as he would to a real client, using simple language, analogies, and a whiteboard explanation that makes complex biomechanics easy to understand. Listeners will hear how anatomical history, recovery, and functional ability stack together before life stress and training are even added. The conversation shows coaches how pain isn’t mysterious or random—it’s what happens when total load exceeds current capacity, often at the worst possible moment. The episode finishes by reframing the coach’s job: not just shrinking the “boxes,” but raising the capacity line itself through intelligent programming. If you’ve ever struggled to explain pain, setbacks, or inconsistent progress to clients, this episode gives you a repeatable framework you can use immediately. false 00:17:56 full In this episode, Larry and Cody do something rare: they run a fully unscripted mock discovery call so coaches can hear what a real consult sounds like—not a perfect script, not a role-play where the client rolls over, but an authentic conversation with resistance, uncertainty, and nuance. Larry plays a skeptical, achy 55-year-old client, while Cody navigates the conversation exactly as he would in real life. As the call unfolds, Cody demonstrates how to ask better questions, slow the conversation down, and help a client feel understood without prematurely pitching solutions. Coaches will hear how to uncover goals like confidence, longevity, and “not paying the price tomorrow,” while avoiding common traps like over-explaining or defending value too early. The episode closes with a breakdown of why the call worked: how Cody determined fit, framed the next step, and created clarity without pressure. If you struggle with discovery calls, handling objections, or moving conversations forward naturally, this episode is a masterclass in consultative selling done right. ]]> 9d5848b8-7a56-40fa-9997-027dc5e9dfe3 Tue, 23 Dec 2025 08:14:00 GMT In this episode, Larry and Cody do something rare: they run a fully unscripted mock discovery call so coaches can hear what a real consult sounds like—not a perfect script, not a role-play where the client rolls over, but an authentic conversation with resistance, uncertainty, and nuance. Larry plays a skeptical, achy 55-year-old client, while Cody navigates the conversation exactly as he would in real life. As the call unfolds, Cody demonstrates how to ask better questions, slow the conversation down, and help a client feel understood without prematurely pitching solutions. Coaches will hear how to uncover goals like confidence, longevity, and “not paying the price tomorrow,” while avoiding common traps like over-explaining or defending value too early. The episode closes with a breakdown of why the call worked: how Cody determined fit, framed the next step, and created clarity without pressure. If you struggle with discovery calls, handling objections, or moving conversations forward naturally, this episode is a masterclass in consultative selling done right. false 00:19:45 full In this episode, Larry and Cody deliver a complete plug-and-play framework for coaches who struggle to build offers that actually land with clients. They break down the two prerequisites every coach must meet before crafting an offer: knowing exactly who your ideal client is, and having a product or service that genuinely solves their problem. Without these two pieces, even the best marketing copy in the world won’t save you. From there, the hosts walk through the “Why This / Why You / Why Now” framework and apply it in real-world language that any coach can implement immediately. They illustrate how to articulate the specific problem your offer solves, why you’re uniquely qualified to deliver the solution, and why the client should start now. They also show how stories—not statistics—drive real buying behavior and how testimonials should reflect the avatar you’re trying to reach. Finally, Larry and Cody reveal the value equation behind every high-converting offer: dream outcome, proof of likelihood, fast first win, and low perceived effort. They connect this directly to Active Life’s assessment process, helping coaches understand how to structure, name, and deliver an offer that passes every prospect’s logical and emotional filters. If you’re a coach trying to sell responsibly, clearly, and confidently—this is a masterclass. ]]> 95dd2104-5923-446e-9b54-bbbf0c079c9a Tue, 16 Dec 2025 14:11:00 GMT In this episode, Larry and Cody deliver a complete plug-and-play framework for coaches who struggle to build offers that actually land with clients. They break down the two prerequisites every coach must meet before crafting an offer: knowing exactly who your ideal client is, and having a product or service that genuinely solves their problem. Without these two pieces, even the best marketing copy in the world won’t save you. From there, the hosts walk through the “Why This / Why You / Why Now” framework and apply it in real-world language that any coach can implement immediately. They illustrate how to articulate the specific problem your offer solves, why you’re uniquely qualified to deliver the solution, and why the client should start now. They also show how stories—not statistics—drive real buying behavior and how testimonials should reflect the avatar you’re trying to reach. Finally, Larry and Cody reveal the value equation behind every high-converting offer: dream outcome, proof of likelihood, fast first win, and low perceived effort. They connect this directly to Active Life’s assessment process, helping coaches understand how to structure, name, and deliver an offer that passes every prospect’s logical and emotional filters. If you’re a coach trying to sell responsibly, clearly, and confidently—this is a masterclass. false 00:18:05 full In today’s episode, Larry and Cody expand on last week’s discussion about trust and move into the next critical phase of every professional conversation: certainty. Once a client trusts you, they still need clarity around four specific dimensions before they feel ready to commit their time, money, and emotional energy to a meaningful process. This episode breaks down each of those certainties—what they mean, why they matter, and how to address them directly instead of hoping they resolve themselves. They start with certainty in themselves, exploring why clients often doubt their ability to follow through and why coaches must help them uncover their past successes, failures, support systems, and obstacles. From there, they move into certainty in the plan, walking listeners through the four-phase Active Life method—Assess, Develop, Ascend, Freedom—and how to tailor detail or simplicity depending on personality type. This proactive clarity helps clients visualize the journey and understand what long-term success will require. Finally, the conversation moves to certainty in support and certainty in the decision. Larry and Cody unpack how clients evaluate the professional and the environment: Do they trust the team? Do they understand the support structure? Is the timing right? They highlight how the best coaches stay calm during this phase by being agnostic to the outcome, genuinely committed to helping people find the right fit—not just making a sale. This episode gives professionals a complete blueprint for guiding clients through confident, aligned decisions. ]]> bcbea42c-82bf-44b6-92a6-48e9e82aa0b3 Tue, 09 Dec 2025 09:42:00 GMT In today’s episode, Larry and Cody expand on last week’s discussion about trust and move into the next critical phase of every professional conversation: certainty. Once a client trusts you, they still need clarity around four specific dimensions before they feel ready to commit their time, money, and emotional energy to a meaningful process. This episode breaks down each of those certainties—what they mean, why they matter, and how to address them directly instead of hoping they resolve themselves. They start with certainty in themselves, exploring why clients often doubt their ability to follow through and why coaches must help them uncover their past successes, failures, support systems, and obstacles. From there, they move into certainty in the plan, walking listeners through the four-phase Active Life method—Assess, Develop, Ascend, Freedom—and how to tailor detail or simplicity depending on personality type. This proactive clarity helps clients visualize the journey and understand what long-term success will require. Finally, the conversation moves to certainty in support and certainty in the decision. Larry and Cody unpack how clients evaluate the professional and the environment: Do they trust the team? Do they understand the support structure? Is the timing right? They highlight how the best coaches stay calm during this phase by being agnostic to the outcome, genuinely committed to helping people find the right fit—not just making a sale. This episode gives professionals a complete blueprint for guiding clients through confident, aligned decisions. false 00:16:40 full In this episode, Larry and Cody break down one of the most misunderstood concepts in sales and coaching: trust. Before any certainty can be built — before someone can believe you, follow your guidance, or buy from you — they must trust you. The conversation begins by clarifying why trust must precede certainty, and why even the most logical clients won’t hear you until they first believe in your intentions. They then dive deep into the Four Pillars of Trust: propriety, commonality, credibility, and intent. Using detailed examples — from the impression your clothing makes, to how you relate authentically to clients, to knowing when to confidently say “I don’t know” — the hosts show exactly how coaches, trainers, and service professionals can earn trust intentionally rather than hoping it forms by accident. These are the same interpersonal skills that separate average coaches from professionals capable of leading meaningful behavior change. Finally, Larry and Cody discuss the real-world application of these pillars inside Active Life’s coaching and enrollment systems. They talk about how intent shapes energy, how desperation can be sensed even subconsciously, and how the best sales conversations come from unbiased advocacy — guiding people toward the right solution, not just a sale. The episode closes with a powerful reminder: mastering human connection isn’t just good for business — it’s essential for becoming a true professional. ]]> 206f27c7-d1b0-4269-a538-faa469f1fca8 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 06:54:00 GMT In this episode, Larry and Cody break down one of the most misunderstood concepts in sales and coaching: trust. Before any certainty can be built — before someone can believe you, follow your guidance, or buy from you — they must trust you. The conversation begins by clarifying why trust must precede certainty, and why even the most logical clients won’t hear you until they first believe in your intentions. They then dive deep into the Four Pillars of Trust: propriety, commonality, credibility, and intent. Using detailed examples — from the impression your clothing makes, to how you relate authentically to clients, to knowing when to confidently say “I don’t know” — the hosts show exactly how coaches, trainers, and service professionals can earn trust intentionally rather than hoping it forms by accident. These are the same interpersonal skills that separate average coaches from professionals capable of leading meaningful behavior change. Finally, Larry and Cody discuss the real-world application of these pillars inside Active Life’s coaching and enrollment systems. They talk about how intent shapes energy, how desperation can be sensed even subconsciously, and how the best sales conversations come from unbiased advocacy — guiding people toward the right solution, not just a sale. The episode closes with a powerful reminder: mastering human connection isn’t just good for business — it’s essential for becoming a true professional. false 00:28:58 full In this episode, Larry sits down with Mary to break down one of the biggest problems facing the United States today: the chronic pain epidemic. Even with over a million personal trainers, hundreds of thousands of clinicians, and countless medical institutions, people are still falling through the cracks — stuck between incomplete medical discharge and a fitness industry unprepared to handle their limitations. Mary and Larry explain how this “gray zone” traps millions, leaving them unsure where to turn next. They discuss why so many people are told “this is as good as it gets,” and why that message is almost never true. From painkillers to braces, orthotics to modified gym routines, they outline how tools meant to be temporary often become permanent when there is no professional capable of guiding people out of pain. The pair break down the Active Life view that chronic pain resolution requires active participation — physical, mental, and environmental changes that create adaptations, not dependency. Finally, Mary shares the larger vision: a world in which people understand that living with chronic pain is a choice — but only when supported by professionals trained to guide the full journey. They explore the need for thousands more ALPs (Active Life Professionals), the gap after physical therapy where most people regress, and how Active Life’s dual mission (education + brick-and-mortar locations) will reshape the future of pain resolution. ]]> 712de6a4-569f-4d16-b0b6-b3ce764de742 Tue, 25 Nov 2025 06:44:00 GMT In this episode, Larry sits down with Mary to break down one of the biggest problems facing the United States today: the chronic pain epidemic. Even with over a million personal trainers, hundreds of thousands of clinicians, and countless medical institutions, people are still falling through the cracks — stuck between incomplete medical discharge and a fitness industry unprepared to handle their limitations. Mary and Larry explain how this “gray zone” traps millions, leaving them unsure where to turn next. They discuss why so many people are told “this is as good as it gets,” and why that message is almost never true. From painkillers to braces, orthotics to modified gym routines, they outline how tools meant to be temporary often become permanent when there is no professional capable of guiding people out of pain. The pair break down the Active Life view that chronic pain resolution requires active participation — physical, mental, and environmental changes that create adaptations, not dependency. Finally, Mary shares the larger vision: a world in which people understand that living with chronic pain is a choice — but only when supported by professionals trained to guide the full journey. They explore the need for thousands more ALPs (Active Life Professionals), the gap after physical therapy where most people regress, and how Active Life’s dual mission (education + brick-and-mortar locations) will reshape the future of pain resolution. false 00:21:25 full Many professionals fall into the trap of competency pride — believing that because they’ve “earned it,” they no longer need help. In this episode, Larry and Cody unpack how this quiet arrogance can limit progress for even the most skilled coaches, clinicians, and leaders.They explore why the smartest people often struggle most with objectivity, how pride in one’s knowledge can hide blind spots, and why the best professionals consistently seek external perspective. Through examples like “Coach Alan,” they show how identity, ego, and fear of being seen as “incompetent” can quietly sabotage both client outcomes and professional growth.Listeners walk away with frameworks to identify their own blind spots, practical methods to invite feedback, and a refreshing reminder: true mastery isn’t about knowing everything — it’s about knowing when to ask for help. ]]> a0af42ff-1712-464c-aac1-1868efed3fdf Tue, 11 Nov 2025 10:06:00 GMT Many professionals fall into the trap of competency pride — believing that because they’ve “earned it,” they no longer need help. In this episode, Larry and Cody unpack how this quiet arrogance can limit progress for even the most skilled coaches, clinicians, and leaders.They explore why the smartest people often struggle most with objectivity, how pride in one’s knowledge can hide blind spots, and why the best professionals consistently seek external perspective. Through examples like “Coach Alan,” they show how identity, ego, and fear of being seen as “incompetent” can quietly sabotage both client outcomes and professional growth.Listeners walk away with frameworks to identify their own blind spots, practical methods to invite feedback, and a refreshing reminder: true mastery isn’t about knowing everything — it’s about knowing when to ask for help. false 00:36:17 full In this episode, hosts Larry Gaier and Cody Ringle dive deep into the psychology of decision paralysis — the all-too-common state where smart, capable professionals find themselves endlessly researching, comparing, and planning… but not actually taking action. They unpack why, in an age of infinite information, more knowledge can often lead to less movement, and how to break the illusion that learning is the same as progressing.Larry and Cody explore how over-analysis, fear, and perfectionism fuel indecision. They use the fictional “Jennifer” — a client who knows everything about her problem but remains stuck — to illustrate how excessive preparation creates the illusion of safety while slowly eroding confidence. The conversation also digs into the neuroscience of dopamine, explaining how our brains reward anticipation instead of action, making endless learning feel productive even when it isn’t.The hosts offer practical frameworks like the Decision Deadline, Information → Criteria → Action phases, and questions coaches can use to guide clients toward clarity. They close with the reminder that confidence follows action, not the other way around — and that the antidote to uncertainty is movement. Whether you’re a coach or someone stuck in your own loop of “almost ready,” this episode shows how to stop thinking and start deciding. ]]> 942280de-4a00-4297-bee0-3e21d5503090 Tue, 04 Nov 2025 08:57:00 GMT In this episode, hosts Larry Gaier and Cody Ringle dive deep into the psychology of decision paralysis — the all-too-common state where smart, capable professionals find themselves endlessly researching, comparing, and planning… but not actually taking action. They unpack why, in

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Pod Casserole Tue, 09 Dec 2025 03:38:46 +0000 Tue, 09 Dec 2025 03:38:46 +0000 Libsyn RSSgen 1.0 en episodic no Summer Movie Media Melee Round 2: Jurassic Park vs. Return of the Jedi and Harry Potter vs. Batman Summer Movie Media Melee Round 2: Jurassic Park vs. Return of the Jedi and Harry Potter vs. Batman Sat, 15 Jul 2023 17:48:00 +0000 This week Adam and Jp kick off round 2 of the Summer Movie Media Melee when Jurassic Park takes on Return of the Jedi and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 battles Batman (89). Vote In Round 2: Facebook.com/adamandjp Twitter: @adamandjp ]]> This week Adam and Jp kick off round 2 of the Summer Movie Media Melee when Jurassic Park takes on Return of the Jedi and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 battles Batman (89). Vote In Round 2: Facebook.com/adamandjp Twitter: @adamandjp ]]> 01:13:58 true full Summer Movie Media Melee: Jurassic World vs. The Lion King (2019) and The Incredibles 2 vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Summer Movie Media Melee: Jurassic World vs. The Lion King (2019) and The Incredibles 2 vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Mon, 03 Jul 2023 17:44:00 +0000 This week Adam and Jp wrap up round one of the The Summer Movie Media Melee when Jurassic World vs. The Lion King (2019) and The Incredibles 2 vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. Vote now in round 2: facebook.com/adamandjp twitter: @adamandjp ]]> This week Adam and Jp wrap up round one of the The Summer Movie Media Melee when Jurassic World vs. The Lion King (2019) and The Incredibles 2 vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. Vote now in round 2: facebook.com/adamandjp twitter: @adamandjp ]]> 01:31:36 true 12 6 full Adam and JP Summer Movie Media Melee: The Dark Knight vs. E.T and Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade vs. Titanic Summer Movie Media Melee: The Dark Knight vs. E.T and Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade vs. Titanic Sat, 17 Jun 2023 16:13:00 +0000 Adam and Jp have gathered the 16 biggest summer movies from the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. This week the Summer Movie Media Melee Tournament continues. First Round Matchups Week 1: Jurassic Park vs. Lord of the Rings: Return of The King Winner: Jurassic Park Star Wars: Return of The Jedi vs. Independence Day Winner: Star Wars: Return of The Jedi Week 2: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Winner: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 Batman (89) vs. Avatar (09) Winner: Batman (89) This Week: The Dark Knight vs. ET Titanic vs. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade Vote Weekly: Facebook.com/adamandjp Twitter: @adamandjp ]]> Adam and Jp have gathered the 16 biggest summer movies from the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. This week the Summer Movie Media Melee Tournament continues. First Round Matchups Week 1: Jurassic Park vs. Lord of the Rings: Return of The King Winner: Jurassic Park Star Wars: Return of The Jedi vs. Independence Day Winner: Star Wars: Return of The Jedi Week 2: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Winner: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 Batman (89) vs. Avatar (09) Winner: Batman (89) This Week: The Dark Knight vs. ET Titanic vs. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade Vote Weekly: Facebook.com/adamandjp Twitter: @adamandjp ]]> 01:15:12 true 11 5 full Adam and Jp Summer Movie Media Melee: Harry Potter 7 vs. Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and Batman (89) vs. Avatar (09) Summer Movie Media Melee: Harry Potter 7 vs. Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and Batman (89) vs. Avatar (09) Thu, 25 May 2023 16:32:00 +0000 Adam and Jp have gathered the 16 biggest summer movies from the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. This week the Summer Movie Media Melee Tournament continues. First Round Matchups Last Week: Jurassic Park vs. Lord of the Rings: Return of The King Winner: Jurassic Park Star Wars: Return of The Jedi vs. Independence Day Winner: Star Wars: Return of The Jedi This Week: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Batman (89) vs. Avatar (09) Week of 6/9: The Dark Knight vs. ET Titanic vs. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade Week of 6/15 Jurassic World vs. The Lion King The Incredibles vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Twitter: @adamandjp Facebook: @admandjp ]]> Adam and Jp have gathered the 16 biggest summer movies from the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s. This week the Summer Movie Media Melee Tournament continues. First Round Matchups Last Week: Jurassic Park vs. Lord of the Rings: Return of The King Winner: Jurassic Park Star Wars: Return of The Jedi vs. Independence Day Winner: Star Wars: Return of The Jedi This Week: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Batman (89) vs. Avatar (09) Week of 6/9: The Dark Knight vs. ET Titanic vs. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade Week of 6/15 Jurassic World vs. The Lion King The Incredibles vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Twitter: @adamandjp Facebook: @admandjp ]]> 01:43:43 true 12 5 full Adam and Jp Summer Movie Media Melee: Jurassic Park vs. Return of the King and Return of the Jedi vs. Independence Day Summer Movie Media Melee: Jurassic Park vs. Return of the King and Return of the Jedi vs. Independence Day Thu, 18 May 2023 17:35:00 +0000 Adam and Jp have gathered the 16 biggest summer movies from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. This week the Summer Movie Media Melee Tournament begins. FIrst Round Matchups This Week: Jurassic Park vs. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Star Wars: Return of the Jedi vs. Independence Day Week of 5/26: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Batman (89) vs. Avatar Week of 6/2: Dark Knight vs. ET Titanic vs. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Week of 6/9: Jurassic World vs. The Lion King The Incredibles vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Twitter: @adamandjp Facebook: @adamandjp ]]> Adam and Jp have gathered the 16 biggest summer movies from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. This week the Summer Movie Media Melee Tournament begins. FIrst Round Matchups This Week: Jurassic Park vs. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Star Wars: Return of the Jedi vs. Independence Day Week of 5/26: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Batman (89) vs. Avatar Week of 6/2: Dark Knight vs. ET Titanic vs. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Week of 6/9: Jurassic World vs. The Lion King The Incredibles vs. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Twitter: @adamandjp Facebook: @adamandjp ]]> 01:35:55 true 12 4 full Adam and Jp 400.5: Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 3 & Wrestlechat 2K23 Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 3 & Wrestlechat 2K23 Wed, 10 May 2023 16:25:00 +0000 Adam and JP catch up to give a spoilers review of the latest MCU offering: Guaridans of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Talk turns to MCU TV shows, Star Wars shows, WWE Wrestlemania, WWE Backlash, The Fast and Furious Films, and more. Plus, the boys give a preview of an upcoming series debuting next week. A Media Melee that pits the biggest summer films of all-time an in winner take all tournement. facebook.com/adamandjp twitter.com/adamandjp ]]> Adam and JP catch up to give a spoilers review of the latest MCU offering: Guaridans of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Talk turns to MCU TV shows, Star Wars shows, WWE Wrestlemania, WWE Backlash, The Fast and Furious Films, and more. Plus, the boys give a preview of an upcoming series debuting next week. A Media Melee that pits the biggest summer films of all-time an in winner take all tournement. facebook.com/adamandjp twitter.com/adamandjp ]]> 01:46:14 true 12 2 full Adam and JP #400: Adam and Jp Turn 400!! Adam and Jp Turn 400!! Fri, 20 Jan 2023 06:12:00 +0000 Adam and Jp return to bring you the long awaited episode 400. The boys catch you up on the last two years, relive some favorite moments of the past 12 years and look to the future. ]]> Adam and Jp return to bring you the long awaited episode 400. The boys catch you up on the last two years, relive some favorite moments of the past 12 years and look to the future. ]]> 01:48:31 true 12 1 full Adam and JP %&*$#+AJP400*$#!#(012023)&^%#POD&^$#!!FRIDAY*&^%#+==?? %&*$#+AJP400*$#!#(012023)&^%#POD&^$#!!FRIDAY*&^%#+==?? Mon, 16 Jan 2023 21:26:00 +0000 You Still Here???]]> You Still Here???]]> 01:45 false full #399 - Ska Pits & Multiverse Science Ska Pits & Multiverse Science Sat, 02 Jan 2021 21:41:51 +0000 Season11 starts now! Adam and Jp kick off the new year with some leftover Christmas chat about holiday novelty songs. Adam talks about getting injured in the ska pits. Jp has some science chat about the Large Hadron Collider and mini-black holes. Plus, Star Wars and Cyberpunk. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Season11 starts now! Adam and Jp kick off the new year with some leftover Christmas chat about holiday novelty songs. Adam talks about getting injured in the ska pits. Jp has some science chat about the Large Hadron Collider and mini-black holes. Plus, Star Wars and Cyberpunk. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:03:21 true 11 1 full Adam and Jp #398: Christmas at Ground Zero with Adam and JP Christmas at Ground Zero with Adam and JP Wed, 23 Dec 2020 06:16:33 +0000 Adam and Jp share the magic of the season... of course that means talking about the Mando season finale. Adam has the rundown on the best and worst Christmas movies, according to the internet. Plus, all the Disney goodness involving The MCU and Star Wars. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Adam and Jp share the magic of the season... of course that means talking about the Mando season finale. Adam has the rundown on the best and worst Christmas movies, according to the internet. Plus, all the Disney goodness involving The MCU and Star Wars. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:11:24 true 10 27 full Adam and JP #397: A Christmas K.I.T.T. or The Force Re-Awakens A Christmas K.I.T.T. or The Force Re-Awakens Tue, 15 Dec 2020 05:38:08 +0000 Jp goes down a nostalgic road he has traveled in the last few weeks. Then, a revisit to a happier time... Christmas 2015, where Adam and Jp chat Star Wars: The Force Awakens and bad gifts. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> Jp goes down a nostalgic road he has traveled in the last few weeks. Then, a revisit to a happier time... Christmas 2015, where Adam and Jp chat Star Wars: The Force Awakens and bad gifts. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> 02:04:34 true 10 26 full #396: A Very Special Rocky Thanksgiving or Maybe Baby Yoda Ate Your Baby A Very Special Rocky Thanksgiving or Maybe Baby Yoda Ate Your Baby Thu, 26 Nov 2020 04:55:06 +0000 In which Adam and Jp discuss if Rocky is a Thanksgiving movie. Adam has a Thanksgiving food list. Jp discusses Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade mishaps.. Plus, what ever happened to the family steakhouse, Got Milk, and The Beef Council? Featuring, a drunk Herman Munster and Mando. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> In which Adam and Jp discuss if Rocky is a Thanksgiving movie. Adam has a Thanksgiving food list. Jp discusses Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade mishaps.. Plus, what ever happened to the family steakhouse, Got Milk, and The Beef Council? Featuring, a drunk Herman Munster and Mando. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:16:32 true 10 25 full Adam and JP #395: Best President EVER or The Tragedy of Peter Pan Best President EVER or The Tragedy of Peter Pan Wed, 18 Nov 2020 04:36:47 +0000 The one where Adam and Jp go through an internet list of the greatest presidents of all time, play some music, talk about The Mandalorian, list their least favorite Trumps and wax nostalgic about dumb playground jokes. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> The one where Adam and Jp go through an internet list of the greatest presidents of all time, play some music, talk about The Mandalorian, list their least favorite Trumps and wax nostalgic about dumb playground jokes. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> 59:47 true 10 24 full Adam and JP #394: Shania Trump Train or A Puddle of Tommy Hilfiger Shania Trump Train or A Puddle of Tommy Hilfiger Wed, 11 Nov 2020 07:05:08 +0000 Adam and Jp try to avoid election returns with a very 90's That Hits the Spotify. Plus, regrettable fashion choices and a new console edition of Gamer's Corner. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> Adam and Jp try to avoid election returns with a very 90's That Hits the Spotify. Plus, regrettable fashion choices and a new console edition of Gamer's Corner. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> 01:01:54 true 10 23 full Adam and JP #393: Election Night with Adam and Jp Election Night with Adam and Jp Wed, 04 Nov 2020 06:42:35 +0000 Adam and Jp chat during election returns. Really all you need to know about this one. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Adam and Jp chat during election returns. Really all you need to know about this one. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:06:12 true 10 22 full Adam and JP #392: Halloween 2020: Satan's Candy & Abe Lincoln's Ghost Halloween 2020: Satan's Candy & Abe Lincoln's Ghost Wed, 28 Oct 2020 05:46:13 +0000 The time has arrived for the official 2020 Halloween episode. In a year that feels like one long horror film, Adam and Jp discuss the greatest Halloween candy of all time. The satanic panic of the 80's. Plus, Adam's ghost heads to D.C. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> The time has arrived for the official 2020 Halloween episode. In a year that feels like one long horror film, Adam and Jp discuss the greatest Halloween candy of all time. The satanic panic of the 80's. Plus, Adam's ghost heads to D.C. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:15:38 true 10 21 full Adam and JP #391: Halloween 2020: Scientifically Scary Movies & Paranormal Politics Halloween 2020: Scientifically Scary Movies & Paranormal Politics Tue, 20 Oct 2020 06:22:58 +0000 Jp has finally seen Halloween 2018!! Adam has a list of films that claim to be the scariest of all time. Plus, Annabelle, Zombieland, Jigsaw and Cobra Kai. Adam's ghost visits the town so nice they named it twice. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> Jp has finally seen Halloween 2018!! Adam has a list of films that claim to be the scariest of all time. Plus, Annabelle, Zombieland, Jigsaw and Cobra Kai. Adam's ghost visits the town so nice they named it twice. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> 01:13:30 true 10 20 full Adam and JP #390: Halloween 2020: Generic Ghouls, Vampire Sweaters, & Creepy Max Headroom Halloween 2020: Generic Ghouls, Vampire Sweaters, & Creepy Max Headroom Thu, 08 Oct 2020 06:16:57 +0000 The boys chat Adam's collecting and Jp's lack there of. Then, least favorite Halloween costume. Adam's ghost covers the mystery of "The Wadddler." Finally, the creepy Max Headroom or took over a Chicago PBS station. email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> The boys chat Adam's collecting and Jp's lack there of. Then, least favorite Halloween costume. Adam's ghost covers the mystery of "The Wadddler." Finally, the creepy Max Headroom or took over a Chicago PBS station. email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:01:04 true 10 19 full Adam and Jp #389: Halloween 2020: Halloween Film Retrospective and Pandemic Trick or Treating Halloween 2020: Halloween Film Retrospective and Pandemic Trick or Treating Wed, 30 Sep 2020 06:12:23 +0000 Halloween Begins!!! Adam and Jp visit the ghosts of elections past, discuss what Halloween was like during the 1918 pandemic. Finally, the official kick-off to Halloween 2020 starts with a retrospective of the Halloween franchise from Halloween (1978) to Halloween Resurrection (2002) Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Halloween Begins!!! Adam and Jp visit the ghosts of elections past, discuss what Halloween was like during the 1918 pandemic. Finally, the official kick-off to Halloween 2020 starts with a retrospective of the Halloween franchise from Halloween (1978) to Halloween Resurrection (2002) Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:37:45 true 10 18 full Adam and Jp #388: Some Tom Time or Ol' Bat Pat Accents Some Tom Time or Ol' Bat Pat Accents Wed, 23 Sep 2020 04:32:04 +0000 Adam revels his new collecting obsession. The boys try to get caught up on current WWE champions. Plus, favorite Tom Hanks films, The Batman, Old Rocky and Gal Gadot's accent. Tweet: @adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com]]> Adam revels his new collecting obsession. The boys try to get caught up on current WWE champions. Plus, favorite Tom Hanks films, The Batman, Old Rocky and Gal Gadot's accent. Tweet: @adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com]]> 01:03:36 true 10 17 full Adam and JP #387: Back in Time with Toll Booth Willie Back in Time with Toll Booth Willie Wed, 16 Sep 2020 06:19:26 +0000 Hey, look! A new episode. Adam and Jp come out of their COVID caves to chat Adam Sandler movies, the Halloween series, Red Dead Redemption, Fortnite, and ADAM's GHOST!!! Welcome Back to Pod Casserole.... Tweet: @adamandjp Facebook.com/adamandjp]]> Hey, look! A new episode. Adam and Jp come out of their COVID caves to chat Adam Sandler movies, the Halloween series, Red Dead Redemption, Fortnite, and ADAM's GHOST!!! Welcome Back to Pod Casserole.... Tweet: @adamandjp Facebook.com/adamandjp]]> 01:26:28 true 10 16 full Adam and Jp #386: The One With The Mystery Lists The One With The Mystery Lists Thu, 07 May 2020 03:30:33 +0000 The boys fire up the zoom machine to chat with Brooklyn and Josh for a Pod Casserole challenge. Create your top five list...anything you want. This is what happened. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet:@adamandjp]]> The boys fire up the zoom machine to chat with Brooklyn and Josh for a Pod Casserole challenge. Create your top five list...anything you want. This is what happened. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet:@adamandjp]]> 01:16:30 true 10 15 full Adam & JP #385: Collecting With Cameron & Return of a Producer Collecting With Cameron & Return of a Producer Thu, 30 Apr 2020 03:28:08 +0000 Adam and Jp invite Pod Casserole fan Cameron on the show, and he invites everyone into what could be the coolest bunker around to wait out Rona. Then, after a years long journey, Producer Brian returns. (Note: Full the full effect of this episode, go to: facebook.com/adamandjp to see the zoom video.]]> Adam and Jp invite Pod Casserole fan Cameron on the show, and he invites everyone into what could be the coolest bunker around to wait out Rona. Then, after a years long journey, Producer Brian returns. (Note: Full the full effect of this episode, go to: facebook.com/adamandjp to see the zoom video.]]> 01:20:13 true 10 14 full Adam and Jp #384 A Video Game Game & A Picture Show A Video Game Game & A Picture Show Fri, 24 Apr 2020 04:49:45 +0000 Adam and Jp are joined by Brooklyn and Josh (on Zoom, see) to play a favorite Pod Casserole game with a video game twist. Plus, Adam finally gets to chat massage techniques with Brook and Josh. Then, the old friends get nostalgic and share stories from past adventures together. (Note: This episode has a lot of visual references that can be found at facebook.com/adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Adam and Jp are joined by Brooklyn and Josh (on Zoom, see) to play a favorite Pod Casserole game with a video game twist. Plus, Adam finally gets to chat massage techniques with Brook and Josh. Then, the old friends get nostalgic and share stories from past adventures together. (Note: This episode has a lot of visual references that can be found at facebook.com/adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:28:22 true 10 13 full #383: Quarantine Flicks or Corona Calls Part 7 Quarantine Flicks or Corona Calls Part 7 Sat, 18 Apr 2020 03:45:34 +0000 Adam and Jp are joined by the magic of Zoom to catch up and name the five movies you've never seen, you should watch while self - quarantining. Plus, JP is on a real radio show. Later, the AJP Classic returns to the clown-demic of 2016, and a certain election is getting close. Tweet: @adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com]]> Adam and Jp are joined by the magic of Zoom to catch up and name the five movies you've never seen, you should watch while self - quarantining. Plus, JP is on a real radio show. Later, the AJP Classic returns to the clown-demic of 2016, and a certain election is getting close. Tweet: @adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com]]> 02:26:40 true 10 12 full Adam and JP #381: Adam Exotic or Corona Calls Part 6 Adam Exotic or Corona Calls Part 6 Mon, 06 Apr 2020 05:48:59 +0000 Still safe at home Adam and Jp discuss... Bite Massages, Tiger King, Talking Winnie The Pooh, and the biggest blockbuster flops. Classic episode: #190 Stay Tune For More Killer Clowns of North Carolina (September 2016) Creepy clowns have been spotted in many states in the Southeastern United States. Is this just innocent fun or is something more sinister at play? The potential 2016 entrants have been announced for The Toy Hall of Fame, the boys run down the nominees and examine the toys in the HOF today. Adam's Ghost: This week AG heads north of the lower 48 to find some of the paranormal stories of Alaska. EMAIL: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Still safe at home Adam and Jp discuss... Bite Massages, Tiger King, Talking Winnie The Pooh, and the biggest blockbuster flops. Classic episode: #190 Stay Tune For More Killer Clowns of North Carolina (September 2016) Creepy clowns have been spotted in many states in the Southeastern United States. Is this just innocent fun or is something more sinister at play? The potential 2016 entrants have been announced for The Toy Hall of Fame, the boys run down the nominees and examine the toys in the HOF today. Adam's Ghost: This week AG heads north of the lower 48 to find some of the paranormal stories of Alaska. EMAIL: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 02:33:44 true 10 10 full Adam andjp #380: Know Your Joe Exotic or Corona Calls Part 5 Know Your Joe Exotic or Corona Calls Part 5 Wed, 01 Apr 2020 05:57:43 +0000 Jp self-distances on the phone with Brooklyn and Josh. He calls to get their take on Netflix's Tiger King. Plus, plenty of random gaming and Tik Tok chat. Then, it's a classic Adam and Jp from 2017, Show #189: Apocalypse Rising. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Jp self-distances on the phone with Brooklyn and Josh. He calls to get their take on Netflix's Tiger King. Plus, plenty of random gaming and Tik Tok chat. Then, it's a classic Adam and Jp from 2017, Show #189: Apocalypse Rising. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 02:27:53 true 10 9 full Adam and JP #379: A Pinball Wizard or Corona Calls Part 4 A Pinball Wizard or Corona Calls Part 4 Mon, 30 Mar 2020 06:37:06 +0000 Pod Casserole is safer at home, so JP phones a friend from The Broken Token Podcast with Bent and Whitney. Brent, safe in his Kentucky pinball palace chats with JP about classic arcade games, pinball history, and free episodes of Unsolved Mysteries. Then, it's and AJP classic episode of 8-Bit Adam with Adam, JP, and Josh Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Pod Casserole is safer at home, so JP phones a friend from The Broken Token Podcast with Bent and Whitney. Brent, safe in his Kentucky pinball palace chats with JP about classic arcade games, pinball history, and free episodes of Unsolved Mysteries. Then, it's and AJP classic episode of 8-Bit Adam with Adam, JP, and Josh Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 02:11:27 true 10 8 full Adam and JP #378: United States of Rona or Corona Calls Part 3 United States of Rona or Corona Calls Part 3 Sat, 28 Mar 2020 05:40:08 +0000 While staying safer at home, Adam and Jp catch up remotely and discuss the chaos of the last week. Then, The Adam and JP classic takes us back to 2015 for the 100th Episode celebration. Plus, a very special stone cold guest. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> While staying safer at home, Adam and Jp catch up remotely and discuss the chaos of the last week. Then, The Adam and JP classic takes us back to 2015 for the 100th Episode celebration. Plus, a very special stone cold guest. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 02:36:31 true 10 7 full Adam and JP #377: Social Distancing or Is That You Rona? Social Distancing or Is That You Rona? Sat, 21 Mar 2020 04:34:26 +0000 Adam and Jp are practicing social distancing, so once again Adam phones in. Then it's another Classic AJP from December of 2018 with special guest Brooke K. Brooklyn or just Brooke; and she has some holiday hot takes. Email@adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Adam and Jp are practicing social distancing, so once again Adam phones in. Then it's another Classic AJP from December of 2018 with special guest Brooke K. Brooklyn or just Brooke; and she has some holiday hot takes. Email@adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:41:59 true 10 6 full Adam and Jp #376: Finding the Adam-Dote or Collecting The COVID-19 Finding the Adam-Dote or Collecting The COVID-19 Fri, 13 Mar 2020 04:52:15 +0000 Adam phones in from his car, because JP refuses to be in the same room with him. They explain. Then it's a classic episode of Collection Connection that features host Josh chatting with AJP. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> Adam phones in from his car, because JP refuses to be in the same room with him. They explain. Then it's a classic episode of Collection Connection that features host Josh chatting with AJP. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp ]]> 01:41:21 true 10 5 full Adam and JP #375: The Presidential Pod Casserole The Presidential Pod Casserole Mon, 24 Feb 2020 04:54:19 +0000 Adam and Jp discuss character study movies. Then, Adam has a crazy idea about chatting presidents...because you know, why talk about something safe? No worries, this ends with a ranking of presidents by standards such as tub size and interstate systems. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Adam and Jp discuss character study movies. Then, Adam has a crazy idea about chatting presidents...because you know, why talk about something safe? No worries, this ends with a ranking of presidents by standards such as tub size and interstate systems. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:24:37 true 10 4 full Adam and JP #374: Welcome To Joker Country Welcome To Joker Country Fri, 14 Feb 2020 07:38:55 +0000 Adam and Jp have finally watched Joker. Jp has a unique theory on what is really happening in the film. Adam talks about the most "country" thing he has ever done. Plus, The Batman teaser trailer.]]> Adam and Jp have finally watched Joker. Jp has a unique theory on what is really happening in the film. Adam talks about the most "country" thing he has ever done. Plus, The Batman teaser trailer.]]> 01:12:33 true 10 3 full Adam and JP #374: Some Things We Liked In The 2010's Some Things We Liked In The 2010's Fri, 24 Jan 2020 06:19:58 +0000 Adam and Jp bid a fond farewell to the 2010's by going through some of the film, TV, gaming, and music highlights. Plus, what Adam can't stop collecting and Jp's first R rated movie. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> Adam and Jp bid a fond farewell to the 2010's by going through some of the film, TV, gaming, and music highlights. Plus, what Adam can't stop collecting and Jp's first R rated movie. Email: adamandjp@gmail.com Tweet: @adamandjp]]> 01:07:49 true 10 2 full Adam and Jp #373: Adam and Jp vs. The Rise of Skywalker Adam and Jp vs. The Rise of Skywalker Fri, 17 Jan 2020 07:49:03 +0000 SEASON 10 starts now! The boys kick off the 10th AJP season with a debate about Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Tweet: @adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com]]> SEASON 10 starts now! The boys kick off the 10th AJP season with a debate about Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Tweet: @adamandjp Email: adamandjp@gmail.com]]> 01:18:12

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