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Polytetrafluoroethylene

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Sep 22, 2026

Cal FussmanHOST
8:13
But he's never harmed by it in any way.
Cal FussmanHOST
8:16
It's like Teflon, you know, it just slides right off him.
Cal FussmanHOST
8:21
So how did you get from that experience to where you are now, where you basically were studying thousands of people who were... 30 under 30, they're people who are going someplace and figured out what's the best way for someone with ambition or even maybe somebody like me who I never felt like I had ambition to just rise to get to the place that you want to go.
Eric KoesterGUEST
8:58
Yeah, I mean, the first thing I think it's important to know is I think the word ambition sort of has, in some ways, like there's a little bit of a stigma around it, right? Like, I think people think about ambition is like, I'm willing to step on anyone to get where I need to go, or, you know, I'm very, like, it kind of has this stigma around a little bit.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
10:50
The Washington Post and local press confirmed that the Seattle City Council voted last Tuesday to adopt new civil rights protections for people who are polyamorous, which are folks who have multiple spouses and or partners.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
11:03
Also getting new civil rights protection are those who are in other non-traditional relationships, whatever that means, as well as people who identify as asexual or pansexual, which I believe is somebody who was attracted to Teflon, but I'm not sure.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
11:19
Anyway, the city council also rewrote their definition of sexual orientation so that it no longer rests on being attracted to men or women.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
11:27
You can be attracted to anybody or pans, I guess.
Matt RoeskeHOST
33:51
Food is in its natural form.
Matt RoeskeHOST
33:53
When it's not in its natural form and you've cooked it up and put it in Teflon and pans and oils and whatever else, that's not real anymore.
Matt RoeskeHOST
34:01
You've now cooked everything out of it.
Matt RoeskeHOST
34:02
You've stripped everything out of it.
Hunter StolerGUEST
61:15
I could always choose what I'm wanting to order, but I might not be in control of what oil my chicken dish is cooked in.
Hunter StolerGUEST
61:21
Or, you know, if the pot or pan was Teflon, you know, like there's things like that where, it's not up to me.
Hunter StolerGUEST
61:29
And I'm not someone who's so crazy where I am going in the kitchen and examining everything and saying, you need to cook with this, use one tablespoon of this.
Hunter StolerGUEST
61:37
That's just not something that's normal for me.
Alessandro EremitiHOST
39:08
We are going to talk about MLS because Messi is still playing.
Alessandro EremitiHOST
39:11
And then Teflon is going to be yours, guys.
Alessandro EremitiHOST
39:15
See you tomorrow.
Alessandro EremitiHOST
39:15
Viva el fútbol.
Daymond JohnGUEST
28:08
Can I get it down to 60? You know, and we're poisoning ourselves with stupid stuff like putting aluminum foil on stuff.
Daymond JohnGUEST
28:13
Well, Teflon pans, when you're scraping them and it's going into your, you know, into your, uh, into your digestive system.
Daymond JohnGUEST
28:19
And last but not least, and I just posted about three days ago, if you can do a cleanse, uh, a couple of times a year, Gabrielle Lyons has, has a bunch of them.
Daymond JohnGUEST
28:27
Do get those parasites out of your body, you know, um, You know, those are a couple things.
Stephanie CrasswellerHOST
25:30
So make sure you're not warming up food in plastic containers.
Stephanie CrasswellerHOST
25:33
Cook in, you know, aluminum if you can versus Teflon.
Stephanie CrasswellerHOST
25:38
and pay attention to what you're putting on your skin, your cleaning products that you use, all of those things, slowly swap them out, make changes over time to make sure that we're not giving our liver a bigger burden than we need.
Stephanie CrasswellerHOST
25:51
Inflammation and liver support are a major, major emphasis in our coaching program because we understand how it impacts everything in your body, including cortisol and cortisol clearance, your blood sugar, and your ability to be able to lose weight.
Dan DakichHOST
3:52
For all the bluster, for all the moving, for all the being fired, all the embarrassment, somehow he's like, he's the John Gotti of coaching.
Dan DakichHOST
3:59
He's kind of Teflon.
Dan DakichHOST
4:01
I mean, it's almost much ado about nothing with Kiffin at this point.
Dan DakichHOST
4:05
I mean, he did a really good job at Ole Miss, and he did a really good job at Florida Atlantic, but other than that, not really.
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
1:50
And now come to find out that wasn't even the case.
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
1:53
We switch from Teflon nonstick pans to cast iron or ceramic coated, the green pan.
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
1:58
Remember those? And then we hear whispers on TikTok or Instagram that...
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
2:03
There was actually lead found in some of these cast iron skillets from China, supposedly.
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
5:21
And I know it might sound like I'm making a big deal out of nothing, but what we eat actually impacts our health and really matters to a lot of us.
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
5:30
Cast iron is something that a lot of us have felt really safe using.
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
5:34
as an alternative to aluminum or Teflon pans that are commonly available.
Sherilyn ShelleyHOST
5:41
But evidently, there have been repeated documented cases of lead contamination in cast iron and enameled cookware made overseas, and even in some U.S. brands' hardware or components.
Cassandra VietenGUEST
30:49
Yeah, automatic, habitual, non-conscious, imagining, often tilted towards the negative or threat detection.
Cassandra VietenGUEST
30:57
And, you know, you and I both are friends with Rick Hansen, right? And so Rick will say, you know, we are like Velcro for the negative and Teflon for the positive.
Cassandra VietenGUEST
31:06
And it's partly evolutionary because, you know, it was more dangerous, the threats, than the positive stuff was good, but it wasn't going to make you live or die, right? You need to pay attention to the threats.
Cassandra VietenGUEST
31:18
But we overdo that so much.

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