This episode we have guests Dr Daniel Plews and Professor Paul Laursen. They have doctorates in exercise physiology, more than 150 peer-reviewed research articles in sport performance and health, coach and support numerous elite and professional athletes across multiple endurance-based sports, and are well accomplished and fast triathlon competitors themselves. Listen in as we talk… Continue Reading
Thai Fish Cakes
Weeknight Paleo hits store shelves tomorrow. We’ll be having a little celebration at the house tomorrow night for this most joyous occasion and our fish cakes are on the menu. These little buggers make a tremendous appetizer and can scale up to a full serving of protein for your meal. If you’re pantry looks anything… Continue Reading
Why You Can’t Stop Binging: A Missing Link to the Emotional Eating Puzzle
Written by: Lauryn Lax First it started with just one cookie—actually just a couple bites of a cookie. Then, all you could think about was the whole cookie. So you had the whole cookie, and one whole cookie turned into six whole cookies. Fresh popped, buttery popcorn sounded like the perfect evening snack. Ten-minutes later,… Continue Reading
Basil-Ginger Pork from Weeknight Paleo
We had the tremendous opportunity to be on Robb’s podcast this last week to discuss our farming enterprise and some of the lessons learned at this early stage of production. Happily, we can announce that our third cookbook is out of production and set to hit book shelves next week. Weeknight Paleo is our best… Continue Reading
Can you keep up with change?
Hey folks! I think I’ve mentioned that my 2nd book, Wired To Eat is available for pre-order and will be released March 21. I’m excited (and a bit nervous!) to hear what y’all think of the book. I put a lot of work and thought into the project and it is a bit of a… Continue Reading
Episode 355 – Julie and Charles Mayfield – Starting a Sustainable Farm
On this episode of the podcast we have my good friends Julie and Charles Mayfield on the show. The Mayfields are the authors of the popular and fantastic cookbooks Paleo Comfort Foods, Quick and Easy Paleo Comfort Foods, and the very soon to be released Weeknight Paleo. Join in as we talk about their experience… Continue Reading
Why Large Deficit Deadlifts are Great for Improving Mobility
Written by: Kevin Cann I chose to work with Boris Shieko as my coach for a couple of reasons. For one, he is the most decorated coach in the sport of powerlifting. Another reason is how different they do things in Russia compared to here in America. I wanted to step outside of my comfort… Continue Reading
30-Day Challenge Analysis Part 2: Abusing The System – How We Screw Up The Process & Ourselves
We’re human and let’s face it, we are REALLY good at f#%@-ing things up. It doesn’t matter what it is, someone, somewhere is going to figure out a way to make it a complete FAIL. 30-day challenges/transformations are no exception to this ‘fail phenomenon’. Yeah, we’ve figured out a way to take something that’s meant… Continue Reading
Episode 354 – Stephan Guyenet PhD – The Hungry Brain
For scheduling reasons we actually have 2 podcasts this week! On this episode of the podcast we have Dr. Stephan Guyenet. Stephan holds a PhD in neuroscience, and is one of the key people in the totality of the paleo/ancestral health scene. He is the author of The Hungry Brain, and used to blog at… Continue Reading
Episode 353 – Dr. Sylvia Tara – The Secret Life of Fat
Today we have guest Dr. Sylvia Tara on the podcast. She holds a PhD in Biochemistry, and is the author of The Secret Life of Fat. Listen in as we talk all about body fat, and how it really behaves in your body. You’ll probably learn some interesting things about fat you didn’t know in… Continue Reading
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