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The Biggest Loser

The Biggest Loser

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Sep 22, 2026

Mark SissonGUEST
27:02
It's an amazing system.
Mark SissonGUEST
27:04
built largely on developing metabolic flexibility, but then also recognizing that if I have metabolic flexibility, I don't have to go grunt and groan and count 8,000 calories burned like the old Biggest Loser contestants, which was inhumane.
Mark SissonGUEST
27:24
People should go to jail for that stuff, Jillian.
Mark SissonGUEST
27:27
She's a friend of mine.
Rachel DonnerHOST
4:45
Yeah, and we had kind of hoped that maybe they would have more of a balance with some of the Flyers regulars in this game, but that was not the decision.
Rachel DonnerHOST
4:54
that was made and so you know we saw the aforementioned denver barky be the one c jet luchenko as the two c here and that was like all right guys like are you a center show us what you got and uh they threw martone on that top line with barky and cole knubel on that second line with Jet Luchenko.
Rachel DonnerHOST
5:14
And, you know, I have to say, we are going to talk about, you know, Porter Martone, but in terms of the standout players here, Cole Kniebel continues to really take advantage of every opportunity.
Rachel DonnerHOST
5:28
And if you had asked me, like, on paper before this game, that line with Bump Luchenko and Kniebel, who was going to be the standout, it would have been Bump, right? But it was not.
Russ CohenHOST
5:40
It was, yeah.
Russ CohenHOST
5:41
I mean, Bump had like one good shot on goal, maybe two, but Canoobo did so many more things.
Russ CohenHOST
5:46
And I think in a way, when you see him doing many more things, it shows what we have been talking about with Bump, that he doesn't do a lot of other things other than shoot the puck and score once in a while.
Russ CohenHOST
6:00
And I think that's the contrast.
Ethan SupleeGUEST
15:25
So I, I can go like, okay, I'm going to get to 220 and then I'll be fixed.
Ethan SupleeGUEST
15:30
So I go into see Dr. Huizenga, who was the doctor on The Biggest Loser.
Ethan SupleeGUEST
15:34
I literally picked him because I was like, this guy is a sports medicine doctor.
Ethan SupleeGUEST
15:38
I'm doing the sport cycling.
Ethan SupleeGUEST
15:40
He knows about fat people from The Biggest Loser.
Ethan SupleeGUEST
15:43
I'm going to go get my goal from him.
Ethan SupleeGUEST
15:46
I'm 240 pounds.
JamesHOST
51:02
Because they wonder to themselves, I've grown up skinny in this body and everything in my life says fat people are bad and I shouldn't crave or want this.
JamesHOST
51:09
And yet here I am looking at a fat person wondering what if I was the contestant on Biggest Loser being humiliated on public TV and why does that make my dick wet? Sometimes kink originates from a place of, That, that can't be a good thing.
JamesHOST
51:24
Or there might be a question here.
JamesHOST
51:26
Sexuality is so much more than, oh, I like it.
Lauren LappinHOST
28:54
She's like a famous Australian personal trainer.
Lauren LappinHOST
28:57
She was on the TV show, The Biggest Loser, and she was quite successful on the back of that with her own fitness programs and challenges and stuff like that.
Lauren LappinHOST
29:06
I remember just watching or listening to something with her and she said, okay, well, if the gym just feels so hard... just go get up and commit to 10 minutes 10 minutes if you are still feeling shit after 10 minutes you have like you've given yourself permission to just turn around and walk out if not keep going and you're there okay it's a win-win how can you fail here you only have to do a 10 minute workout and then you get to leave or if you're feeling good you stay and you do the full workout I had to do that quite a few times and I can tell you now that I never decided to leave after 10 minutes.
Lauren LappinHOST
29:41
I always kept going because the hardest part I'd already tackled.
Big Joe DubinHOST
31:36
5'11", 300.
Big Joe DubinHOST
31:37
And Trent was on The Biggest Loser.
Big Joe DubinHOST
31:40
With another Alabama, and they lost a bunch of weight together.
Big Joe DubinHOST
31:42
And I was like, man, I'm so proud of you.
Tony KennonGUEST
31:47
Wasn't he? Yeah.
Tony KennonGUEST
31:48
And then Roger was the other guy.
Tony KennonGUEST
31:51
The biggest loser was Roger.
Tony KennonGUEST
31:53
His center.
Chris RyanGUEST
10:33
And then I was cast on NBC Strong in 2015, 2016 timeframe.
Chris RyanGUEST
10:39
with the executive producers from The Biggest Loser and American Ninja Warrior and then Sylvester Stallone.
Chris RyanGUEST
10:44
So that was pretty cool being cast by Rocky himself.
Chris RyanGUEST
10:47
And, you know, it was just like this whole cool trajectory of like believing and betting on yourself along the way and following your heart of what you truly like love to do, not just what you think you can make money at.
Maxime SigouinHOST
53:52
If
Russell SmitheGUEST
53:52
you've ever been to that show, The Biggest Loser, there was a lot of people on there that lost a lot of weight.
Russell SmitheGUEST
53:57
They won that contest and whatever.
Russell SmitheGUEST
53:59
There was like a goal to achieve there.
Max MadorskyGUEST
7:21
So one of the I mean, this isn't like as much a story of just a realization.
Max MadorskyGUEST
7:24
I was watching The Biggest Loser.
Max MadorskyGUEST
7:26
And it was one of the first seasons where they like brought kids on.
Max MadorskyGUEST
7:30
And it was like either a kid with their parent or something.
Bobby KellyGUEST
19:40
He said, no, I mean really obese people.
Bobby KellyGUEST
19:43
And I want you to think about this story because it's before The Biggest Loser.
Bobby KellyGUEST
19:47
It's before we really started to see people who were really, really, really, really large on television.
Bobby KellyGUEST
19:53
He was 681 pounds.

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