I sit down with a good friend of mine, Adam Woods, to discuss a few conspiracy theories out there right now. We dive lightly into Covid-19, UFO’s and the Flat Earther’s and give a few of our opinions on the matter.

We are dealing with several issues in the world right now. It’s crazy. 2020 has bee a rough year so far and it seems there isn’t an end in sight. Tony and I just have a general conversation about just a few of the troubling things that are going on right now. Sometimes it’s good to just B.S a little bit…

Take a listen as we discuss being a personal chef in the middle of COVID-19 and how it plays into the business. With everything going virtual, this is no different. Julia discusses how this affects her business and also, will people start to change the way they eat do to the pandemic. It seems to be leaning that way.

There are different styles of weightlifting and training. You have everyday Gym Time, CrossFit, Body Building, the list goes on…

I get to speak with Andrew Scrivani about another passion of his, Competitive Olympic Weightlifting. A very interesting talk about how he got into this, how this style of weightlifting effects him day to day, consistency and diet.

When working with photos, video or both, you MUST have a good workflow! Workflow can make or break you when it comes to being in the zone when creating from start to finish. You don’t necessarily have to buy the most expensive gear but, it makes a difference depending on how much strain you are putting on your computer and how fast the hard drives are able to work.

I dive into these topics with Paul and discuss what could be good to invest in when it comes to YOUR workflow.

Breaking, also called breakdancing or b-boying/b-girling, is an athletic style of street dance. It originated in the ‘70’s, grew in the 80’s and then fell off. Where it went? No-one really knows. All I know is that it’s an intense style of dancing and it’s back! If you don’t know, and/or never seen it, been a part of it or around it, you should find the next event and go. PERIOD. You’ll thank me later. It is impressive what these guys do, how much they practice, the dedication and commitment that is put into it and it’s a lifestyle! I had the pleasure of speaking with BBoy Gravity, he lives and breathes the culture and is a super successful businessman who is making BIG moves.

Health and fitness is a lifestyle.  Getting in shape and staying in shape takes consistency, dedication and holding yourself accountable on a day to day basis.  Make excuses to get the exercise in, not avoid it.  Once you get into a consistent schedule,  you find yourself not wanting to miss gym days.

Do your research, get a fitness coach If you need one in order to get started and/or to stay motivated and don’t forget that a big percentage of your results will come from the kitchen.  Food consumption plays a big part.

You have Food and then you have photography. You can take a photo of your food and it can make the food look worse than what you actually have on the plate. Then you have someone who can prepare the food, plate the food, position lighting whether it’s natural or studio, and produce a photo that would make you want to devour said photo.

There is an art to food photography and I get to discuss it with someone that has a wealth of knowledge on the subject and is one of, if not THE best food photographers in the business, Andrew Scrivani.

Cameras, lenses, gimbals and everything that comes with it. Awesome chat with Paul Amundson about equipment, where to start, what we shoot with and our love for the craft.

Getting into the field of photography and cinematography isn’t always easy. It’s expensive or can be if you choose to make it that way. Starting out, you really need what you can afford, go out and take as much footage and/or photos and work on learning the basics and rules. After that you can really zero in on what you want to pursue and eventually turn into a job. Oh, and then there is editing, that is for another podcast but, you have to learn that because photos and video don’t magically appear as art. You HAVE to edit…

Whether you were hitting the gym consistently or when you can find time, what are you doing now to keep up with whatever training you were doing? We can’t go to the gym now, so we have to make the best of it. That means working out at home. Finding motivation to keep pushing so that you don’t lose whatever gains you were working toward. How do we do this if we don’t have that home gym? Getting over this hurdle can be quite easy. Listen in as we discuss ways to keep up with workouts and stay motivated.