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BlakelyFaye
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i am enjoying listening to Low Carb Island and Living la Vida Low Carb. Any other LCHF lifestyle podcasts out there that people like?
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Look in the Launch Pad (located at the top of the group forum page) for ideas. I haven't listened to many, other than some particular ones that members have posted along the way!
Also, this "bump" might help some who do, respond with their favorites!
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Ketovangelist.com and
https://docmuscles.com/1 -
I listen to Keto Talk0
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I like Fat Burning Man
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Thanks! Will check those out. I love listening to podcasts on my morning walk.1
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I really like 2 Keto Dudes
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The ATP Project's Podcast is my new favorite, these guys are unbelievably smart about using food as medicine and optimizing health at the cellular level. (Jeff is a doc/scientist who has done years worth of human and mice lab experiments, he is not just quoting from random studies) It's a bit geeky but I think they do a great job keeping it fun and layman-friendly. I have now modified my intermittent fasting routine based on these guys. They are not 'Keto' or any one diet per se, but do support all of the principals of LCHF.
Real Meal Radio is Prof Tim Noakes new podcast, it has short discussions on Banting, which is LCHF-Keto
FoundMyFitness by Rhonda Patrick, a PhD cool nerd scientist who focuses on bio hacking and using food as medicine, and has some really cool guests. She's amazing, I highly recommend her YouTube videos.
Bulletproof by Dave Asprey. He can drive me nuts at times with his extreme bio hacking ideas and pushing his coffee, but when he has a good guest on I am glued.7 -
Nice collection, @KarlynKeto. Thank you.1
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Where does one go to find these podcasts?0
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In addition to some already mentioned, I just found The No Sugarcoating Podcast... It's pretty great so far!1
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anewlifeat40 wrote: »In addition to some already mentioned, I just found The No Sugarcoating Podcast... It's pretty great so far!
On your highly-esteemed recommendation, I'll give it another shot. Any episodes in particular you might suggest?0 -
Stalking the thread. I'll get a list going once I'm able to stalk some of the podcasts.0
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KarlynKeto wrote: »FoundMyFitness by Rhonda Patrick, a PhD cool nerd scientist who focuses on bio hacking and using food as medicine, and has some really cool guests. She's amazing, I highly recommend her YouTube videos.
I second the rec for this one - short, engaging, informative, intelligent YT vids.
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anewlifeat40 wrote: »In addition to some already mentioned, I just found The No Sugarcoating Podcast... It's pretty great so far!
On your highly-esteemed recommendation, I'll give it another shot. Any episodes in particular you might suggest?
I listened to one last night about PCOS, and I have watched Leanne's Q&As on YT, so that's what I'm basing my "review" on... but I doubt PCOS info would be relevant to you... LOL1 -
anewlifeat40 wrote: »anewlifeat40 wrote: »In addition to some already mentioned, I just found The No Sugarcoating Podcast... It's pretty great so far!
On your highly-esteemed recommendation, I'll give it another shot. Any episodes in particular you might suggest?
I listened to one last night about PCOS, and I have watched Leanne's Q&As on YT, so that's what I'm basing my "review" on... but I doubt PCOS info would be relevant to you... LOL
Well, maybe not in my present circumstances... but it's still interesting.1 -
Posting this here to keep things in one place.
Gastropod- looks VERY interesting
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10412095/gastropod-the-end-of-the-calorie#latest
(@RalfLott
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This thread is posted in the Open Threads in the LaunchPad, btw for future reference.1 -
KarlynKeto wrote: »The ATP Project's Podcast is my new favorite, these guys are unbelievably smart about using food as medicine and optimizing health at the cellular level. (Jeff is a doc/scientist who has done years worth of human and mice lab experiments, he is not just quoting from random studies) It's a bit geeky but I think they do a great job keeping it fun and layman-friendly. I have now modified my intermittent fasting routine based on these guys. They are not 'Keto' or any one diet per se, but do support all of the principals of LCHF.
Real Meal Radio is Prof Tim Noakes new podcast, it has short discussions on Banting, which is LCHF-Keto
FoundMyFitness by Rhonda Patrick, a PhD cool nerd scientist who focuses on bio hacking and using food as medicine, and has some really cool guests. She's amazing, I highly recommend her YouTube videos.
Bulletproof by Dave Asprey. He can drive me nuts at times with his extreme bio hacking ideas and pushing his coffee, but when he has a good guest on I am glued.
Here we are a couple months down the road.... These were great tips. Thx!
In particular, FoundMyFitness has a ton of interesting stuff, and it's one of the few nerdy channels I can watch with friends while (they're) eating pizza.
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@ProCoffeenator pointed the way to 2 Keto Dudes.
They've had some interesting content (including a recent episode on genuine signs of hunger vs. cravings).0 -
@RalfLott I actually made to decision to back track and start listening to them from the first episode yesterday.0
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Great ideas! Subscribing to all of these.0
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ProCoffeenator wrote: »@RalfLott I actually made to decision to back track and start listening to them from the first episode yesterday.
Hero! Taking good notes for all of us? (Well, at least post some highlights now and then?)0 -
Bulletproof Radio and Fat Burning Man are the ones I listen to that are very keto based.
Ben Greenfield is a great one to listen to as well. Not straight keto but a lot of the people he interviews support it and I've learned a lot from him.1 -
I've been listening to a lot of the suggestions made. Thanks to everyone! My two favorites are 2 Keto Dudes and Ketovangelist. Listening to podcasts in the car each morning is like my church - keeps me on the right track.4
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Bumping ... Anybody got any new podcasts to add?0
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Just a post to say farewell to Low Carb Conversations with Jimmy Moore -- at least, goodbye to Jimmy as he is giving it up. From January 2017, cohosts will be Leah Williamson from Brisbane, Australia and Kara Halderman from Austin, TX. Check out the backlist of podcasts here: http://www.lowcarbconversations.com/1
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KarlynKeto wrote: »The ATP Project's Podcast is my new favorite, these guys are unbelievably smart about using food as medicine and optimizing health at the cellular level. (Jeff is a doc/scientist who has done years worth of human and mice lab experiments, he is not just quoting from random studies) It's a bit geeky but I think they do a great job keeping it fun and layman-friendly. I have now modified my intermittent fasting routine based on these guys. They are not 'Keto' or any one diet per se, but do support all of the principals of LCHF.
Real Meal Radio is Prof Tim Noakes new podcast, it has short discussions on Banting, which is LCHF-Keto
FoundMyFitness by Rhonda Patrick, a PhD cool nerd scientist who focuses on bio hacking and using food as medicine, and has some really cool guests. She's amazing, I highly recommend her YouTube videos.
Bulletproof by Dave Asprey. He can drive me nuts at times with his extreme bio hacking ideas and pushing his coffee, but when he has a good guest on I am glued.
@KarlynKeto - Any new favorites?0 -
Just a post to say farewell to Low Carb Conversations with Jimmy Moore -- at least, goodbye to Jimmy as he is giving it up. From January 2017, cohosts will be Leah Williamson from Brisbane, Australia and Kara Halderman from Austin, TX. Check out the backlist of podcasts here: http://www.lowcarbconversations.com/
Nice, thanks! There are even notes and links to resources on the episodes' web pages.1 -
Just wanted to add that Jimmy Moore said the reason he is leaving low carb conversations is because he and Jason Fung will be launching a podcast all about fasting in January 2017.
He didn't disclose the name of it yet. I'm sure he will give more info on livin la vida low carb podcast soon.0 -
Just a post to say farewell to Low Carb Conversations with Jimmy Moore -- at least, goodbye to Jimmy as he is giving it up. From January 2017, cohosts will be Leah Williamson from Brisbane, Australia and Kara Halderman from Austin, TX. Check out the backlist of podcasts here: http://www.lowcarbconversations.com/
Nice, thanks! There are even notes and links to resources on the episodes' web pages.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
That's my go-to walking podcast. Oh well...0
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