Men's Health Live
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Gregg makes a huge cooking confession to the authors of...
Gregg confesses that he hates to cook, and authors Adina Steiman and Paul Kita pledge to change his mind. Gregg also confesses that he doesn’t even know how to turn on an oven; Adina offers to put in an entire chapter about turning on the oven in her next book -- just for Gregg.
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We grill John Stage, from Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, about men,...
John talks about grilling vs. barbecue; and about how he started Dinosaur Bar-B-Que as a "food truck" before there were food trucks; going to biker events, fairs and festivals. John also confesses that his original cooking was grilling even though he didn’t know it.
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John Stage from Dinosaur Bar-B-Que offers rib tips, Paul...
Paul describes the rib-making process as a sensuous act, John explains how the ingredients have to work together. Adina asks about the difference between the rub and the barbecue sauce. Gregg asks if there is a link between the current explosion of great beers and great rib joints.
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Gregg asks if guys really need to cook for a date, our...
Peter calls Gregg a Neanderthal, Adina patiently explains to Gregg that when smart guys cook for a date they prepare a meal that can be mostly made in advance. Why? So if you mess it up, it happens when your date is not there. Gregg asks, "What if I still blow it when my date is there?"
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Paul and Adina talk about "cooking for one," and their...
Paul boasts that recipes in his book can be made in about the same time you can go through the drive-thru line. Gregg demands an example, and Paul talks about the General Tso’s Chicken recipe in the book that’s faster and healthier than what you get at many Chinese restaurants.
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It’s time to talk about bacon and breakfast, with...
The topic is the smell of sizzling bacon, and great breakfasts for eating on the run during the week. Peter and Adina swap oatmeal love stories; We also talk about Adina and Paul’s recipe for "Green Eggs and Ham" and Adina shares her secret for making perfect bacon.
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EPISODE 23 - Feature segments: Gregg makes a huge...
Peter and Gregg are joined in the studio by Adina Steiman and Paul Kita, authors of the new book GUY GOURMET. Gregg confesses that he hates to cook, and doesn’t even know how to turn on the oven; Adina and Paul vow to change him before the show ends. John Stage from Dinosaur Bar-B-Que joins the show to talk men, fire and meat. We also talk about cooking for a date, cooking for yourself, and bacon and breakfast.
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We’re at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas, with...
MEN’S HEALTH editor Eric Adams asks Derek about Craftsman’s 86-year history. Eric and Gregg have tool lust over new products from Craftsman like their new and improved tool chests, with improved drawer hardware and heavier, 75-pound load-rating.
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Derek Voigt from Craftsman talks about Craftsman Club,...
Derek describes his own garage and his current projects with his wife, who is also a talented carpenter. Derek’s favorite tool: his wet-dry vac, because he’s a clean freak. Derek also talks about Craftsman Club for tips, how-to info, and rewards at Craftsman.com.
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Scott Sommers explains the difference between "FrogTape"...
Scott explains how FrogTape saves the day when painting, and how Duck Tape can fix everything else. Scott describes how one Duck Tape fan healed a horse by taping diapers and antibiotic ointment to the horse’s leg every day for two years, enabling the horse to compete again.
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Yale Spitzer and Mark Semlow from Westinghouse talk new...
Mark and Yale explain the benefits of new LED lighting like reduced energy costs, reduced heat generated, and super long 10-15 year bulb life. We also talk about the story in the latest MEN’S HEALTH about health risks from other new-tech bulbs like compact fluorescents or CFLs.
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A better way to make pizza on your barbecue, called...
George Peters and Al Contarino invented an attachment for Weber and other kettle grills that enable you to turn your barbecue into a wood-fired pizza oven. Their "Pizza Kettle" is made in America, and it enables you to maintain the high temperature you need to make a great pizza.
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Marcie Gabor’s company helps consumers identify products...
Marcie has launched a company called "Made in USA brand" which enables consumers to identify products that are made in the US. Marcie explains how the "Made in USA" program works, and describes the popularity of the "Made in USA" movement.
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EPISODE 22 - Feature segments: We’re at the National...
Eric Adams and Gregg Stebben from MEN’S HEALTH magazine are live, in Las Vegas, at the National Hardware Show checking out all the eye candy for your garage, your backyard, and your shop. They talk with the folks from Craftsman and Westinghouse and Duck Tape, and also learn about a new product for turning a kettle barbecue into a wood-fired pizza oven, and find out about the "Made in USA" movement.
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Comedian Jonathan Katz reveals his past as a suicidal,...
Jonathan pieces together his past and all his fears for us, and explains how it all led him to him to become a failed boxer, but a famous and nationally-known comedian. Jonathan also explains how he became a New York State ping-pong champion.
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Comedian Jonathan Katz joins us to talk about his fears...
Jonathan Katz shares his fear of wasps, rusty nails, and his fear of not getting a good night’s sleep. Jonathan even explains that he took a class to learn how to sleep, and Gregg asks how often he feel asleep in class. Jonathan explains the difference between therapy and comedy.
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Comedian Louie Anderson describes how "SPLASH" is...
The guys ask Louie about diet and fitness changes he is making as a result of being on "SPLASH." Louie talks about moving more, eating healthier food, and quitting soda, and Gregg and Peter take a minute to tell Louie about Peter’s recent bestseller, THE 8-HOUR DIET.
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Comedian Louie Anderson joins us to talk about his role...
Louie weighs 410 pounds, so what was that first dive for "SPLASH" like? Gregg asks Louie if he helped overcome his fear of making his first dive by wearing a "Depends" and Louie explains that one of his biggest fears early on was that the diving board would break under his weight.
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Sportswriter Lynn Zinser from THE NEW YORK TIMES joins...
Lynn writes about Jason Collins with a column called :A Sudden Change That Took Years." Gregg asks if this moment is similar to when the first female reporter went into the men’s locker room, and we debate the impact of this announcement on Jason Collins’ future teammates.
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Peter and Gregg talk about men, fear and destructive...
Peter and Gregg start out talking about men and fear, then Lynn Zinser from THE NEW YORK TIMES joins to talk about Jason Collins’s big announcement. Peter asks Lynn what she thinks this announcement will mean for other players, other sports, and the leagues.
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EPISODE 21 - Feature segments: Peter and Gregg talk...
Peter and Gregg start out talking about men and fear, which leads to discussion about NBA star Jason Collins with sportswriter Lynn Zinser from THE NEW YORK TIMES. Comedian Louie Anderson talks about his own fears as the 410-pound guy on ABC’s "SPLASH." Comedian Jonathan Katz describes his many fears, which didn’t prevent him from becoming a New York State ping-ping champ.
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Comedienne Ali Wentworth sheds some light on women and...
Ali is the host of DAILY SHOT over at YAHOO! SHINE, and she takes a shot at explaining the main difference between man and women when it comes to sex. Gregg defends all mankind by pointing out to Ali that if women would only tell us what they want, we would probably give it.
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Peter and Comedienne Ali Wentworth swap stories about...
Ali is the host of DAILY SHOT over at YAHOO! SHINE and she has young daughters, and Peter has sons in their 20s. The two swap stories about teaching their kids about sex. Peter asks Ali how she thinks men can best give feedback to wives or girlfriends.
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MH columnist Gil Schwartz talks about your boss, and...
Gil and Peter talk about the importance of getting the right boss, and why certain people make better bosses than others. Gil reminds us that even our bosses have bosses, and Peter wonders if people who want to be boss actually suffer from a form of mental illness.
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MH columnist Gil Schwartz reveals his secret identity,...
Gil reveals that he is also famed business author Stanley Bing. Gregg asks Gil to evaluate himself as a boss. Gil and Peter discuss the fine art of brown-nosing. Gil describes how to subtly watch and listen to your boss for an unspoken performance evaluation every day.
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MH columnist Gil Schwartz evaluates Steve Jobs as boss,...
Gil quotes Michael Corleone from THE GODFATHER, and describes his best boss as someone who always made him feel like what he was doing was important. Gregg asks Gil to evaluate Steve Jobs as a boss; Gil describes Jobs as both creative legend and intolerable boss.
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Peter and Gregg talk about performance evaluations, from...
Peter explains why it’s more important to please your boss at home, than your boss at work. After all, you can probably get a new job easier than a new wife or girlfriend. Peter suggests most guys are happy at home if they’re happy with their sex life, Gregg wonders if women are the same way.
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EPISODE 20 - Feature segments: Peter and Gregg talk...
The topic of the day is performance evaluations, and they happen both at work and home. We invite comedienne Ali Wentworth on the show to offer her comedic take on men and women, but she gets very serious about men and porn. MEN’S HEALTH columnist Gil Schwartz joins us to talk about performance evaluations at work, and gives Steve Jobs a bad rating as a boss.
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War journalist Kevin Sites compares the scene in Boston...
Kevin spent a year traveling from war to war to war around the world, covering every war on the globe and looking for some kind of irrefutable truth about war. He compares the scene in Boston with war zones where he has worked around the world.
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War journalist Kevin Sites describes a "defining moment"...
Kevin is the author of the new book, "THE THINGS THEY CANNOT SAY." He describes a defining moment in his life that occurred shortly after the invasion of Iraq that could have turned horribly violent, but instead ended with an amazing act of generosity from an Iraqi family to a group of US soldiers.
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Will the Boston bombings be a "Defining Moment" for you?
In the current issue of MEN’S HEALTH, we asked some high-profile guys to describe moments in their lives that became "Defining Moments." Anthony Doerr is the author of the new book "MEMORY WALL," and he tells us about a near-death experience and being "saved" by his father.
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We talk with Dr. William Pollack from Harvard about men...
As men, we grow up believing that we can and should come to the rescue of others in trouble. Dr. Pollack explains why acting heroically when in the face of danger is so important for men, and the psychologically consequences for men who do not act heroically when in the face of danger.
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Dr. William Pollack from Harvard and the MH Advisory...
As an expert on violence, Dr. Pollack explains the motivations and how they differ between foreign terrorists and a typical domestic "lone wolf". Dr. Pollack explains why acts like the Boston bombings are usually done by men.
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Warren Greene from RUNNER’S WORLD describes the scene at...
No, Warren wasn’t running the Boston Marathon. He was at a bar enjoying a beer as a spectator, on the second floor of a bar right near the bomb site. He describes a beautiful day for the runners and the crowds that assembled to cheer the runners on, and the scene after the bombs exploded.
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EPISODE 19 - Feature segments: Warren Greene from...
Just days after the bombings in Boston and the dramatic manhunt that followed, we talk about the impact of Boston on all of our lives. With guests, Peter and Gregg question why men are almost always at the heart of violent acts like these and similarities between these bombings and war zones around the world.
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We talk smartphone apps for taxes, Peter shares Roger...
Nancy Miller gives two thumbs up to smartphone apps for taxes like those in her article in the latest MEN’S HEALTH, and Peter talks about the passing of Roger Ebert and his last words with MEN’S HEALTH about life and death.
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Nancy Miller explains how to buy a RV or boat and write...
We discuss a loophole in the tax code that allows you to write off your interest payments on a boat or RV, as long as your boat or RV have a kitchen and bathroom. Gregg wonders if a camp stove and port-a-potty would meet the IRS guidelines for kitchen and bathroom.
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Tax Day is on Monday, and we talk about last-minute tax...
We talk about the story in the latest issue of MEN’S HEALTH called "TURN TAX DAY INTO PAYDAY." Nancy Miller offers tips on how to increase your deductions every year, and how to avoid missing some of the larger key deductions.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau from GAME OF THRONES talks taxes,...
With tax-day looming, Peter asks Nikolaj how he feels about taxes in the US vs. in his native Denmark. Ben Court from MEN’S HEALTH joins us to talk about his lesson in sword-fighting from Nikolaj. (You can see the video at http://bit.ly/17vS4Kt)
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We discuss favorite GAME OF THRONES drinking games with...
Litty Samuel from MEN’S HEALTH describes her favorite GAME OF THRONES drinking game; Nikolaj confesses this is the first time he has heard of the game. Nikolaj interrogates Litty to find out if she’s ever stayed sober enough to watch an entire episode of the show.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau from GAME OF THRONES joins MEN’S...
Nikolaj talks about the success of GAMES OF THRONES, and discusses how his TV family is very different from his real-life family including a comparison between his relationship with his real-life sister and his sister (aka his lover) on the show.
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EPISODE 18 - Feature segments: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau...
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau from GAME OF THRONES joins us to talk about taxes, sword-fighting, GAME OF THRONES, and his upcoming films. Nancy Miller joins the show to talk about her story "TURN TAX DAY INTO PAYDAY" in the latest issue of MEN’S HEALTH. Our favorite tip: You can write a boat or RV off your taxes, if it has a kitchen and bathroom.
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EPISODE 17 - Feature segments: Peter and Gregg talk...
If April is the cruelest month then Peter and Gregg are sure it’s because both Tax Day and National Zipper Day come in April. The guys talk March Madness with Lynn Zinser from THE NEW YORK TIMES and bad-mouth tax refunds with Mike Darling from MEN’S HEALTH.
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Lynn Zinser of THE NEW YORK TIMES talks March Madness,...
Lynn talks about how she, as a sports reporter, balances her interest and coverage of March Madness with baseball’s opening day. Peter takes Lynn to task for ignoring the Cubs in her latest column.
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Peter and Gregg talk about two painful days in April --...
It’s the 100th anniversary of the zipper, so the guys talk about zippers and other ways that men can hurt themselves down there in the zipper region. On a bike, or with a razor? Obvious. But hurting yourself on a seat with a back? Peter and Gregg are puzzled by this, too.
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Gold’s Gym sends Dave Reiseman to talk about 'March...
MEN’S HEALTH has reported many times on the relationship between music and success in the gym, so Gold’s Gym is holding their annual 'March Music Madness' to let the public choose the best workout song, with votes supporting charity. To vote: marchmusicmadness.com.
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Peter and Lynn Zinser from THE NEW YORK TIMES swap March...
Peter confesses that he often takes off the second day of March Madness as a floating religious holiday, and asks Lynn about her favorite sports day of the year. Lynn reveals that news reporters at The New York Times sneer at sports reporters for watching sports at work.
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Peter shares a lesson he learned from his dead...
Mike Darling from MEN’S HEALTH explains how to stop giving the government an issue-free loan every year, and he offers very interesting ideas for reinvesting your tax return into yourself and your career. Peter tells a story about his accountant, death and taxes.
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Tax Day is coming, and why you should hate getting a tax...
For 2012, the average refund will be about $3,000, but that’s money you lent interest-free to the government. Editor Mike Darling talks about his story 5 GENIUS WAYS TO BLOW $2707 in the latest issue of MEN’S HEALTH.
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John Fitzpatrick from Chevrolet talks about the new...
John Fitzpatrick shares back-room stories about the design and rollout of the new Corvette. We discuss the reaction from social media when the first picture of the new ‘Vette went online. John also talks about the incredible performance of the new Z28.
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Jos Muoz talks about Nissan’s new hybrid SUV and...
Nissan unveils their first-ever hybrid SUV, the Pathfinder. Eric and Jos discuss this hybrid’s double clutch and 4-cylinder super-charged integrated electric motor, with combined 26 MPH. We also discuss the new Nissan NYC taxicab, which revolutionizes taxicab design.
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Tami Giammarco, senior Honda engineer, joins us with a...
When you buy a new car, you expect to have options for sound systems, safety systems, navigation systems; and now thanks to Honda you also have the option of having a vacuum built into your Honda Odyssey for cleaning up life’s little messes in your car.
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Christian Bokich from Mercedes discusses the new...
Christian talks about the new sub-$30K CLA model, the sub$50K AMG version of the CLA, and he explains the origin of AMG and why double clutches have become so popular. He also discusses the new Mercedes electric vehicle.
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Matt Russell from BMW joins us to talk about new and...
Matt talks about the new 3-Series GT and their new electric Active Tourer Concept. We discuss a new breed of diesel for consumers that is cleaner and faster, and Matt figures out how to get the word "sexy", into his description of just about every BMW at the show.
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We’re live at the New York Auto Show with Alan Taylor...
Alan Taylor, host of the syndicated radio show "THE DRIVE," joins us at The New York Auto Show. Alan talks about unveiling 4 new cars a day this week on "LIVE WITH KELLY AND MICHAEL" including his favorite the Cadillac ELR, an electric car with an onboard generator.
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Episode 16 - Feature segments: We’re live at the New...
Peter, Eric and Gregg are live at the New York Auto show, and they talk hot new cars and accessories with representatives from Mercedes, BMW, Chevy (The new ‘Vette! The new Z28!), Honda and Nissan.
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Being fit, healthy and alert could save your life
Gregg talks about Peter’s book, THE 8-HOUR DIET, and how it has made him leaner and more alert, which makes him better prepared to deal with an accident. Peter talks about guys in cars, and the need to be 100% alert while when you’re behind the wheel.
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Men have testosterone, men want sex, it causes more...
We’re men. We want sex. We like booze and cars. So we do stupid things to impress women, and it often cause accidents. But as guys age they have less testosterone, and they do fewer stupid things (or they throw on a patch to get more T).
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Lessons from an ER doc in Las Vegas
Las Vegas ER doc Dr. Bryan Bledsoe talks about writing the most number of books in the world for paramedics. He also talks about the thrill of being in an ambulance and the ER, particularly in a 24/7, thrill-seeker’s city like Las Vegas.
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Your lawnmower...will it kill you?
Volunteer fireman and EMT Michael Perry talks about the dangers of guys using ride-on or power mowers while admiring sunbathing neighbors; and taking a ride-own mower too close to a lake or pool so it flips on top of you and you drown.
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In an emergency, will you panic?
Volunteer fireman and EMT Michael Perry describes a near-death experience out in the woods, and remembers that even in the face of death he did not panic. Peter talks about his own near-death experience in the woods backpacking, and almost bushwacking off a cliff.
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Stuff happens. Often it kills men. We talk about why.
Volunteer fireman and EMT Michael Perry talks about his story in the latest issue of MEN’S HEALTH called "12 DUMB WAYS THAT EVEN SMART GUYS DIE." Gregg talks about one of his own stupidest moves which involved two cars, his middle finger, and a guy with a gun.
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Episode 15 - Feature segments: Stuff happens. Often it...
Volunteer fireman and EMT Michael Perry talks about his story in the latest issue of MEN’S HEALTH called "12 DUMB WAYS THAT EVEN SMART GUYS DIE." Las Vegas ER doc Bryan Bledsoe talks about men and the drive for sex, which often drives men to have more (fatal) accidents. Gregg and Peter share their own near-death stories.
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Peter describes a drunken night in England, manages to...
Jimmy talks about how to befriend a bartender, and why finding a great bar and a great bartender can enhance many aspects of your life. Peter describes a drunken night in England, and his encounter with two English Bobbies.
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The guys ask Jimmy the Bartender: "What beer do you...
Jimmy describes St. Patrick’s Day at his bar as "Amateur Night" where lots of people try to get into more trouble than usual. Jimmy also confesses he sometimes goes for a fancy micro-brew, but his stand-in regular beer is a Yuengling.
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Do you drink beer like John Wayne? Or Leonardo DiCaprio?
Paul Kita compares old-school beer to John Wayne, and compares new microbrews to Leonardo DiCaprio. Paul also explains why the new breed of beer tastes so good, why beer nuts makes it taste even better, and Peter explains why drinking beer is good for your health.
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Microbrews: Are they for men, or sissies?
Paul Kita joins the show to talk about his story, "THE NEW RULES OF BEER" that’s in the latest issue of MEN’S HEALTH. The guys pay tribute to new micro-brews, as well as old-school brews like Miller High Life. Peter wonders if the new generation of beer is for men, or sissies.
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Can you drink so much booze...that it kills you?
Larry Stains talks about his story in the latest issue of MEN’S HEALTH called "WASTED," that’s about binge drinking on college campuses, a spike in deaths on campus from binge drinking, and the role Facebook and other social media might play.
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St. Patrick’s Day is tomorrow, so the topic of the day...
Peter and Gregg talk about their plans for St. Patrick’s Day. Larry Stains teaches at Temple University in Philadelphia, and he talks about his ground breaking story in MEN’S HEALTH about overdoses from alcohol and binge drinking on college campuses.
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Episode 14 - Features segments: St. Patrick’s Day is...
The guys invite Jimmy the Bartender and Paul Kita to pay tribute to their favorite bars and their favorite beers. Paul compares beer drinkers to John Wayne or Leonardo DiCaprio, and asks the guys to ponder which fits for them. Larry Stains talks about his story called "WASTED" from MEN’S HEALTH, that’s about the spike in alcohol overdoses on college campuses.
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The "Girl Next Door" discusses seduction, Peter admits...
Madeline Haller talks about the art of the pickup, and the importance of timing in the game of seduction. Peter talks his own seduction while living in Chicago, as he got seduced by the Cubs and became a huge fan.
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How to date out of your league
Many women say the most important thing they look for in a guy is a good sense of humor...but how important are looks, income, status, power? Madeline Haller explains how sense of humor, look, income and status often translate into confidence, and why confidence is very attractive.
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Using exercise to build willpower; then using willpower...
The guys talk about willpower, and the relationship between exercise and diet and willpower. Lou explains research that shows sticking with a rigid exercise schedule makes it easier to stick with a diet, and that willpower is also transferable into success in other areas of life.
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Cheating on a diet...a great way to lose weight?
Lou Schuler, Peter and Gregg talk about a story in the new issue about MEN’S HEALTH on how you can lose more weight...by cheating on your diet. Lou explains how a "cheat day" or "cheat meal" can give you more willpower, which often means greater overall success.
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Lessons on winning from MLB stars Posey, Trout and Harper
Lou talks about Buster Posey’s amazing comeback after a devastating injury. The guys talk about how Posey’s winning attitude made him an all-star student in college, and Lou replays Harper stealing home after getting beaned in his rookie year.
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Discussion on MEN’S HEALTH cover story with Buster...
Peter talks about MEN’S HEALTH’s new look in the new issue, and Lou Schuler joins the show to talk about his cover story and interviews with Posey, Trout and Harper. The guys discuss why these three guys represent the juice-free future of MLB.
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Episode 13 - Features segments: Discussion on MEN’S...
Three young MLB stars appear on the cover of the new MEN’S HEALTH; Buster Posey, Mike Trout and Bryce Harper. Lou Schuler talks about how to use fitness to build willpower, and how to use that willpower for greater success in the rest of your life. The "Girl Next Door" talks about the art of the pickup, and Peter gets seduced by the Chicago Cubs.
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Lou Schuler talks about the joys of eating lean,...
Lou explains the best way to lose weight and keep it off is to build every meal around protein; in fact, he says if you eat lots of protein you don’t have to worry about your carb and fat intake. We also talk about the benefits of eating lean, unprocessed red meat.
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Episode 12 - Features segments: Peter gets massive...
Peter gets "Weeping Blisters" while skiing, Gregg has a melt-down with a Toyota Prius. The guys talk with MEN’S HEALTH editor Laura Roberson about her story "Doubting Dr. Google" and "cyber-chondria." A guest from Twitter talks tweets and health, Eric Adams joins us to review high-tech goggles for skiing, and Lou Schuler talks MLB and the joys of eating protein.
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Peter gets massive blisters from skiing, gets scary...
Gregg tries to diagnosis the problem with his moaning, dying Toyota Prius; Peter tries to diagnose the "Weeping Blisters" on his feet from skiing. Laura Roberson from MEN’S HEALTH joins to discuss "online hypochondria" or "cyber-chondria."
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Laura Roberson discusses her current MEN’S HEALTH story,...
Laura warns us of the dangers of using Google to diagnose your health issues; she recommends in place "MedLinePlus.com, which is monitored by medical professionals. Google, of course, indexes content from anybody, which is a bad way to self-diagnose.
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We go from "Dr. Google" to "Dr. Twitter"; can you...
Allie Valasek from Twitter and Chris Rackliffe from MEN’S HEALTH talk about using MensHealth.com and social media to help enhance your health, from losing weight to staying motivated to keep working out; like MH’s weekly workout hashtag #MHWeekendChallenge.
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Eric Adams reviews great new high-tech goggles for...
Before he got "Weeping Blisters" on his feet, Peter was testing new GPS-enabled Smith I/O Recon ski goggles that monitor altitude, navigation, speed, even your buddies in a heads-up display, and Eric compares the Smith Recon goggles with Google Glass.
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Lou Schuler talks muscle-building, and about his...
Lou talks about his upcoming interviews and MEN’S HEALTH covers with Buster Posey, Mike Trout, Bryce Harper; the story will hit newsstands and the web in mid-March. Lou talks about what regular guys can learn about staying fit from Posey, Trout and Harper.
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Peter and Gregg talk about passion, drive, and winning
Peter and Gregg get all philosophical about focus and passion. Gregg points out that passionate people are usually most interesting. Peter uses Danica Patrick’s pole position win at Daytona to show how winners use focus and passion to win over and over again.
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A young MEN’S HEALTH editor gets a "Bad Boy" makeover
Writer Andrea Bartz coaches MEN’S HEALTH editor Clint Carter on how to be more badass; Clint stands up for being a nice guy. Andrea explains why women often bounce back and forth between "bad boys" and "nice guys," until they finally grow out of the "bad boy" thing.
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Eric Spitznagel turns down Danica Patrick, and we ponder...
Spitznagel tries to explain why he shouldn’t take a trip around the track with Danica, but we vote him down. Writer Andrea Bartz joins us to talk about why so many women love "Bad Boys," and what guys can do to just be "Bad Boy" enough to score.
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We debate Danica Patrick’s impact on auto racing: Does...
Danica Patrick has won pole position at the Daytona 500 on Sunday, but would anyone care if she wasn’t a babe? Eric Adams points out that sex sells, and because Danica is hot, she gets sponsors. But as Eric also explains, Danica is a babe AND a proven talent on the track.
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It’s Daytona 500 Weekend, so we’ve got to ask: Is Danica...
Two Erics from MEN’S HEALTH-- Adams and Spitznagel-- join us to talk about Danica, Daytona, and what it means when women are more badass than most guys. We also talk about Spitznagel’s new interview with Danica on MensHealth.com.
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Gregg explains why he watches "GIRLS" on HBO; Peter...
Peter and Gregg talk about why women like "Bad Boys"; Peter confesses that when he used to date, mothers often liked him more than their daughters did; Gregg professes a fondness for the HBO show "GIRLS," because he thinks it makes women excited.
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Episode 11 - Features segments: Gregg explains why he...
Three things set us on fire this week: Daytona 500, Danica Patrick, and why so many women love dating jerks. Peter makes a dating confession, Gregg confesses he loves to watch "GIRLS" on HBO, and a young MEN’S HEALTH editor gets a "Bad Boy" makeover.
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Jason Brown, from MEN’S HEALTH in South Africa, reflects...
The Pistorius story is still unfolding, and Jason talks about the impact on South Africa on seeing one of their greatest national sports heroes in jail and accused of murdering his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
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Jason Brown, from MEN’S HEALTH in South Africa, compares...
Jason recalls when MEN’S HEALTH in South Africa featured Oscar on the cover before the London Olympics. Jason compares Oscar with Lance Armstrong, both as incredibly inspirational athletes whose stories end in a shocking way.
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MH’s Eric Adams talks about the NEW YORK TIMES vs. Tesla...
Eric talks about his own experience doing a road-test of the Tesla, and he loved it. He explains unique issues that confront electric cars, and compares Tesla battery issues with recent battery issues on the new Boeing 787.
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The Buffalo Bills’ Brad Smith talks about New York’s...
Brad confesses that while he prefers wearing sweats, he learned a few things while covering "Fashion Week" for MEN’S HEALTH. He also talks about his foundation for kids, the True Foundation at www.TrueFoundation16.org.
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Peter grills Brad Smith, from the Buffalo Bills, on...
Peter and Brad talk football, Gregg interrupts to ask about Brad’s fitness in the off-season. Brad confesses that right after the season ends, he eats what he wants, stays up late, and gives himself a break.
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Brad Smith, from the Buffalo Bills, talks about being an...
Brad joins MEN’S HEALTH for a week as an intern, and we send him to New York City’s "Fashion Week." Brad compares his week of internship "training" with MEN’S HEALTH to NFL spring training, and debates a post-NFL career in publishing.
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Episode 10 - Features segments: Brad Smith, from the...
It’s been a rough week for men: Oscar "Blade Runner" Pistorius is in jail, accused of murdering his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. The CEO of Tesla Motors is engaged in a huge battle of words with THE NEW YORK TIMES. The Buffalo Bills’ Brad Smith joins us this week to discuss these stories, and more.
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MH’s Eric Adams talks tech Vday gifts that are great for...
Eric Adams talks about ways to pick great tech items that you will both want, and how guys can position it as a gift just for her. Eric also offers gifts ideas with hidden dividends that can lead to more “frolic” time for the two of you.
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Gregg and Peter rehash Super Bowl predictions, trade...
Peter gloats over his Super Bowl prediction, but Gregg reminds Peter about where he was wrong; Gregg describes a crazy Valentine’s Day conspiracy theory involving women, media, and chocolate companies.
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MH "Girl Next Door" tries to talk Gregg off ledge about...
Madeline Haller, MH’s "Girl Next Door," addresses Gregg’s Valentine’s Day conspiracy, and explains that a lot of women dread the holiday, too. Peter offers tips on how guys can use Valentine’s Day to their advantage.
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MH "Girl Next Door" on "cuddling," Peter on spooning and...
Peter offers tips on how guys can turn cuddling and spooning into "forking." Madeline suggests smart guys will look at VDay as an investment, and Gregg wonders how many other guys hate Valentine’s Day, too.
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Fitness guru Lou Schuler talks fitness and sexual...
It’s Valentine’s Day, so as guys, we better "perform." Gregg, Peter and Lou talk about the impact of regular fitness and a healthy diet on your love life. Gregg reveals the impact of 8-HOUR DIET on his love life.
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MH "Girl Next Door" offers tips on introducing adult...
Madeline, Peter, and Gregg discuss an adult toy called "Hello Touch," that’s on page 48 of the new issue of MEN’S HEALTH; Madeline offers tips for how to introduce adult toys to your mate, and Peter describes his best V-Day gift ever.
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Episode 9 - Features segments: Gregg and Peter rehash...
With Valentine’s Day approaching, Gregg insists the holiday is a giant conspiracy against men, while Peter explains how men can use V-Day to their advantage. MH’s "Girl-Next-Door" reveals why many women dread V-Day, too. Plus, we discuss tech toys and "adult" toys as V-Day gifts, and talk about the impact of gym performance on bedroom performance.
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Live in LA, we kickoff our Super Bowl show with guest...
We debate the outcome of the Super Bowl, debate whether Beyonce will perform live or lip-sync, and ponder many guys are listening while driving to the mall to get a bigger, better TV for Super Bowl Sunday.
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Four-time Super Bowl Wide Receiver Andre Reed talks...
Andre talks about what the players are doing and thinking to get prepared for the game; he also talks about Randy Moss; and the impact of social media on Super Bowl Week.
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Four-time Super Bowl Wide Receiver Andre Reed defends...
Andre feigns reluctance, then calls it for the 49ers; he also talks Alex Smith, concussions and league response, and how staying fit after retiring has been essential for his own health.
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Geoff Edgers eats the beating heart of a dead...
Geoff talks about his new show on The Travel Channel called "The Edge of America"; Geoff offers a gag response when asked about eating a still-beating heart and castrating a bull for his show.
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Clint Carter from MEN’S HEALTH talks about how to stay...
Clint and Geoff talk about their buddy trip to Vegas, how they stayed out of jail, and learned to do flashy bartender tricks together for Geoff’s new show; Geoff and Clint enjoy insulting each other repeatedly.
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Episode 8 - Features segments: Live in LA, we kickoff...
The Super Bowl is tomorrow, so what else would we talk about? Geoff Edgers from The Travel Channel and Four-time Super Bowl wide receiver Andre Reed join us to talk football, pizza, beer and how to stay out of jail in Vegas, and how to eat the beating heart of a live rattlesnake.
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The strange relationship between the Super Bowl, pizza,...
Peter holds firm on his Ravens prediction; Geoff holds firm on his 49ers prediction; Gregg still won’t reveal his prediction; and Peter explains what happens to the testosterone in your body after your team wins or loses.
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Peter Moore talks about Beyonce 'faking it' at the Obama...
Peter compares Beyonce’s fake performance at the Obama Inauguration with James Taylor’s real one. Mudslide Slim wins by a hair!
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Adam Campbell shares secrets from the MEN’S HEALTH DVD...
Adam talks about the genesis of the hit MEN’S HEALTH DVD workout series, 'SPARTACUS WORKOUT,' and explains why so many have found it to be so effective.
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Liam McIntyre on life (and fitness) after SPARTACUS
Liam reveals that his earliest workouts came right from MEN’S HEALTH, and now he’s on the cover of the best-selling MEN’S HEALTH DVD, THE SPARTACUS WORKOUT.
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Liam McIntyre talks about getting in shape for his role...
We find out from Liam that he was a chunky kid, slimmed down as an adult, and how he and his fellow actors worked together to build up their bodies for SPARTACUS.
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The health benefits of 'intermittent fasting' from THE 8...
Peter explains why our 24-hour lifestyles lead to 24-hour eating, and how eating around the clock negatively impacts your overall health.
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Why Peter Moore’s new book, THE 8 HOUR DIET, is a New...
Peter and Gregg discuss THE 8 HOUR DIET; Gregg shares how the diet helped him lose weight and gain more energy.
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Episode 7 - Features segments: Why THE 8 HOUR DIET is a...
This week’s show includes an interview with Liam McIntrye from SPARTACUS; Adam Campbell talks about MEN’S HEALTH’s hit workout DVD, THE SPARTACUS WORKOUT; Gregg and Peter talk about Peter’s new New York Times bestseller, THE 8 HOUR DIET.
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Episode 6 - Features segments: Grading Lance Armstrong’s...
It’s the day we call "When Oprah met Lance," and we talk about it with fitness guru Lou Schuler and Bill Strickland, author of TOUR DE LANCE and editor of BICYCLING MAGAZINE.
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Grading Lance Armstrong’s apology
We’re MEN’S HEALTH, and he’s a guy. (Although we’d disown him if we could.) So we feel obligated to talk about what men can learn from watching Lance crater.
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A history of Lance’s lies
Bill Strickland, editor of BICYCLING MAGAZINE and author of TOUR DE LANCE, tells us how many times he’s asked Lance about doping, and kicks himself for ever believing what Lance said.
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Bicycling in a post-Lance world
Bill Strickland talks about the impact of Lance Armstrong’s lies on amateur cyclists, families, and kids.
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Steroids and Cancer: Could there be a connection?
Fitness guru Lou Schuler discusses the impact of PEDs on the human body, and the potential for PEDs to make early stage cancer even worse.
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Can "clean" athletes really win?
Lou Schuler shares his insights from interviewing Buster Posey and two other "clean" major leaguers for an upcoming MEN’S HEALTH cover story.
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Redefining "good sportsmanship"
We talk about men and good sportsmanship, and reflect on how dark the world would be without it. Peter Moore honors all athletes who have the drive to excel . . . while also playing by the rules.
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Episode 5 - Features segments: Strange stories from past...
Gregg Stebben and MEN’S HEALTH senior editor Eric Adams broadcast live from the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Guests include Oprah’s trainer Bob Greene and CES’s "Digital Answer Man"; segments include previews of a small personal device that’s like STAR TREK’S "medical tricorder," and a webcam that catches and busts thieves in the middle of the heist.
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Strange stories from CES past
CES’s "Digital Answer Man" talks about this year’s record-breaking show, and past oddities like Motorola’s Bluetooth-enabled ski hats and a fully-functional, artificial ski jump.
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Bob Greene: New health-tech gadgets
Can technology improve your workout? Oprah Winfrey’s trainer, Bob Greene, reveals CES fitness gadgets that use social networking to help you stay motivated.
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Is your car’s dashboard the next frontier for tech?
The "connected car" takes CES by storm. We talk about new systems that offer safer texting and multiple Bluetooth zones, for connecting multiple phones in the car at the same time.
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How much smarter can your smart-phone get?
iPhone, Android, Windows Phone: Which is smartest, and how do you know which is best for you?
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It’s like Spock’s "Star Trek Medical Tricorder"-and...
Scanadu is a tiny device that gives you an EKG and grabs other data from your body in real time, displays it on your phone, and shares it with your doctor.
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The webcam that catches criminals
Unlike most home-security systems, Dropcam is easy to install, and if you see someone breaking into your house, you can quickly and easily share real-time video footage with local police.
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Episode 4 - Features segments: Will 2013 Be Your Best...
Here we are at the beginning of 2013. Are you going to make it just another year, or the best year of your life? This week, we talk with fitness guru Lou Schuler and MEN’S HEALTH columnist Jimmy the Bartender. Plus, MEN’S HEALTH LIVE co-host Peter Moore talks about his new, best-selling book THE 8-HOUR DIET.
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Will 2013 Be Your Best Year?
A new year is here, so what are you going to do today to make sure it’s the best year of your life? Here's how to get what you want, and how to make 2013 your best year yet.
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Does The 8-Hour Diet Really Work?
Peter Moore talks about his new, best-selling book, THE 8-HOUR DIET. Find out why only eating during 8 hours a day leads to weight loss and better health.
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What You Can Learn at the Bar
MEN’S HEALTH columnist Jimmy the Bartender joins us to talk about the lessons men can learn about women, booze, optimism and cynicism by hanging out at their favorite local bar.
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What Jail and Wrigley Field Have in Common
MEN’S HEALTH columnist Jimmy the Bartender talks about the impact your friends and family can have on your life, and what people in jail and at Wrigley Field have in common.
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Attitude and Exercise - Does it Matter?
Fitness guru Lou Schuler reveals how your attitude can affect your success in the gym.
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The Power of Planning
Fitness guru Lou Schuler shows how having a good plan is key to achieving your fitness goals. Plus, Peter Moore talks about the lessons he learned about himself while writing his new book.
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Episode 3 - Features segments: Are New Year’s...
Are we lying to ourselves when we make New Year’s resolutions, and promise ourselves we’re actually going to keep them? This week, we talk with fitness guru Lou Schuler, and authors Jeff Csatari and Oliver Broudy, about what motivates us as men, and how guys can use that motivation as a tool for success.
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Are New Year’s Resolutions a Farce?
Is the idea of making New Year’s resolutions a farce? And is there a better way to set goals for yourself that will motivate you every day to keep driving toward success?
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What Is "Locked-In Syndrome"?
Author Oliver Broudy talks about one man’s fight against a devastating physical condition called "locked-in syndrome," and his continuing fight to come back against all odds.
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The Power of Fighting Back
Author Oliver Broudy discusses the power of resistance: If nothing in your life is pushing back against you, then you probably aren't tackling big enough challenges.
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The Fitness/Success Connection
Fitness guru Lou Schuler talks about how to use fitness as a tool for achieving greater goals in your life.
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6 Simple Keys to Weight Loss
Bestselling author Jeff Csatari talks about his new book, BELLY OFF WORKBOOK, and six simple steps you can take to achieve a weight-loss goal.
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Exercise: The Magic Bullet
Bestselling author Jeff Csatari talks about an unspoken benefit of exercise: the more you do, the more you want to do. Peter Moore talks about lessons he’s learned in his weekly pickup basketball game, and why he keeps playing every week (even though he sucks).
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Episode 2 - Features segments: Men and guns, Eric Adams...
In the wake of mass shootings last week in Portland and at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut, MEN'S HEALTH LIVE examines the relationship between men and guns with bestselling author (and gun-owner) Michael Perry and MEN'S HEALTH senior editor Eric Adams. Plus, fitness guru Lou Schuler reveals how working out provides a major mental-health boost.
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Men and guns
Peter and Gregg discuss why men buy most guns, and why it’s men who use guns most to shoot themselves and others -- if guns were a disease that attacked men, MEN’S HEALTH would be offering the fix.
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Eric Adams on guns Pt.1
MEN'S HEALTH senior editor Eric Adams offers his conflicted feelings about guns vs. the politicization of guns in the US.
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Eric Adams on guns Pt.2
MEN'S HEALTH senior editor Eric Adams talks about his regular use of guns, and notes that if they were just invented today, they would be more regulated.
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Michael Perry on guns as tools
Bestselling author Michael Perry talks about his upcoming story in MEN’S HEALTH about different states’ "concealed carry" laws.
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Michael Perry on guns and his children
Bestselling author Michael Perry talks about how he introduced guns to his children, as tools to be treated with respect.
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Lou Schuler on exercise and mental health.
Fitness guru Lou Schuler discusses the positive relationship between fitness and mental health, and Peter Moore talks about the lessons to learn from his hero, Ernest Hemingway, who shot himself in the head.
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Episode 1 - Features segments: Men and their wallets,...
MEN'S HEALTH LIVE talks to sexy Girl Next Door Naomi Piercey and columnist Jimmy the Bartender about your money and your wallet-what does the way you flash you money in a bar say about you? We also talk to fitness guru Lou Schuler about how working out helps you build self-confidence.
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Men and their wallets
Peter Moore and Gregg Stebben talk about wallets and money. What does how you handle your money really say about you?
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Jimmy the Bartender talks wallets
MEN'S HEALTH advice columnist Jimmy the Bartender offers his tips on tipping, and how to flash your wad of cash to attract beautiful women at the bar.
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Girl Next Door on breasts
MEN'S HEALTH Girl Next Door Naomi Piercey talks about why, like guys, women love to look at breasts!
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Girl Next Door on confidence
MEN'S HEALTH Girl Next Door Naomi Piercey explains how average-looking guys can score with beautiful women.
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Lou Schuler on exercise and confidence
Fitness guru Lou Schuler, the author of "THE NEW RULES OF LIFTING SUPERCHARGED," discusses how fitness can make you more confident at work, at the bar, and in the bedroom.
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Peter Moore's 12/12/12 revelation.
Peter Moore reveals how he and his wife celebrated 12/12/12: on his couch.
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