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November 5, 2024
Episode 122: Navigating Today’s Bodybuilding Landscape – Ron Harris
The ALL ME® Podcast Navigating Today’s Bodybuilding Landscape– Ron Harris Summary Ron Harris, an experienced bodybuilder and author, shares his journey in the bodybuilding industry and the importance of nutrition and training. He discusses the path to becoming a competitive bodybuilder, the role of genetics, and the use of performance-enhancing substances. Ron also opens up […]
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October 1, 2024
Episode 121: Navy SEAL BUDs Training & Hell Week – Conor Donahue
The ALL ME® Podcast Navy SEAL BUDs Training & Hell Week – Conor Donahue Summary In this episode, Don Hooton interviews Conor Donahue, a former Navy SEAL, about his experience and the training required to become an elite soldier. They discuss the physical and mental challenges of SEAL training, the importance of teamwork and not […]
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September 3, 2024
Episode 120: Major League Baseball: Team Physicians – Dr. Steven Cohen
The ALL ME® Podcast MLB Team Physicians – Steven Cohen, MD Summary Dr. Cohen, a board-certified sports medicine surgeon, discusses his journey to becoming a medical doctor and orthopedic surgeon. He emphasizes the importance of getting exposure to the medical field at a young age and seeking opportunities to shadow or talk to physicians. Dr. […]
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August 6, 2024
Episode 119: Omega 3 Testing – Kelly Patterson
The ALL ME® Podcast Omega 3 Testing – Kelly Patterson Summary In this podcast episode, Tavis Piattoly interviews Kelly Patterson, a clinical nutrition educator at OmegaQuant Analytics, about the importance of knowing your omega-3 score and the risks of being deficient. They discuss the omega-3 index test, which measures omega-3 levels in red blood cells, […]
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July 2, 2024
Episode 116: Nootropics – Ashley Anderson
The ALL ME® Podcast Nootropics – Ashley Anderson In this episode, we bring back Ashley Anderson to discuss the topic of nootropics, which are cognitive enhancers. Ashley is a Sports Pharmacist with the International Sports Pharmacists Network, a career that she told us more about in her previous episode. This time we take dive into […]
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June 4, 2024
Episode 117: Ashwagandha – Roy Upton
The ALL ME® Podcast Ashwagandha – Roy Upton Sometime during the 2022 – 2023 school year our speakers began getting a lot of questions about Ashwagandha.  It was like the questions were coming out of left field and we couldn’t figure out why students were all of a sudden interested in this herbal product.  Together […]
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May 7, 2024
Episode 116: Sports Pharmacist – Ashley Anderson
The ALL ME® Podcast Sports Pharmacist – Ashley Anderson In this episode, Don Hooton interviews Ashley Anderson, a sports pharmacist and founder of the International Sports Pharmacists Network. They discuss Ashley’s role with the United States Anti-Doping Agency and the importance of sports pharmacists in ensuring the integrity of sports. They also explore the differences […]
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April 2, 2024
Episode 115: The Great Organic Vs. Non-Organic Debate – Michele Payn
The ALL ME® Podcast The Great Organic/Non-Organic Debate – Michele Payn Are you one of those consumers who have trouble navigating the grocery store? Like, should I buy organic foods or non-organic foods to improve my health? Do you ever wonder if you’re being bullied by specific marketing messages that influence your food decisions or […]
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March 5, 2024
Episode 114: Trenbolone “Tren” – Dr. Matthew Fedoruk
The ALL ME® Podcast Trenbolone “Tren” – Dr. Matthew Fedoruk Dr. Matthew Fedoruk, the Science Director at the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), joins the All Me Podcast to discuss the powerful and controversial anabolic steroid, Trenbolone. He shares his background and passion for anti-doping, as well as the role of USADA in protecting the […]
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February 6, 2024
Episode 113: Vitamin D for Health and Performance – Dr. Kimberly Stein
The ALL ME® Podcast Vitamin D for Health and Performance – Dr. Kimberly Stein Did you know 25% of Americans are deficient in vitamin D and 41% are considered below sufficiency status? Is this because of the inability to get enough from the food supply or lack of sunlight in certain parts of the country? […]
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