In the premiere of Jake and Pete's podcasting adventures from afar, Jake talks about catching up with another transient friend. They discuss monopolizing conversations with stories of travel, professional wrestling and potential danger. We are all in this together, enjoy!
Jake will argue that confidence gets you in to anywhere. This week, Jake sneaks into school. Why on Earth would a young man do that? What interactions might he have with the police as a result? Jake dives in this week!
Jake and Pete celebrate their one year podcast anniversary. Then they travel back to high school to discuss one of their friends and biggest influences. That influence is a man with zero cares and an oddly spelled alias. Listen in to our first episode of year two!
Jake knows Dublin better than most cities in Indiana. How did this come to be? How did Jake get the ultimate Dublin hookup? Why should we all talk to more strangers? Jake tells you why (again) in this episode!
In Pete's words, Jake has a man-crush. In Jake's words, he has an inspiration. The truth may be somewhere in-between. Either way, listen in to find out why Jake loves black coffee, the iron, and living in dirty cans on this week's episode!
Jake wasn't always a jacked beast. He wasn't always a nutrition expert or personal training guru. He read many books and perhaps one changed his perspective. It's all here in this episode.
Jake dives into underground electronic music by proxy and talks about getting hung from big steel hooks. Also, potentially regrettable tattoos; and more!
Secret maps, code words, live squid, organic groceries, all in the seedy underbelly of Tokyo. Jake dives in deep in this week's episode!
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About Off The Cliff Podcast
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14-year journeyman professional wrestler Jake Omen has been a lot of places and done a lot of things. To be more specific, Jake Omen has been a lot of strange places and done a lot of weird things.…
From crack houses in London to eating live squid with Olympians in Tokyo, Jake has a few stories to tell. Plus, this is cheaper than hiring a therapist.