The Tim and Jenn Show

Hosts Tim and Jenn have on special guest Kevin Mikolazyk for an interview. Kevin is the executive director of the Herren Project, and was integral in developing the treatment navigation, family support services and recovery housing and mentor programs.
herrenproject.org
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Tune in with show hosts Tim Ryan and his beautiful wife Jennifer Gimenez as they speak with special guest Jeremy Jackson. Jeremy is an American actor and singer best known for his role as Hobie Buchannon on the very familiar TV show in the 90's Baywatch.

Join hosts Tim and Jenn as they welcome everyone to the new year and talk about their 2021 kickoff!

Colicchie is a Hip Hop artist, loving father and recovery advocate from Pittsburgh, PA. After enduring years of drug addiction and being fortunate to get clean, he now spreads a message of hope through his music.

Adrienne Janic is also known as “AJ” in the automotive world. She is the spunky and fun co-host on the hit automotive make-over series, OVERHAULIN’. With over 60 episodes under her belt, the popular series and new season is currently on MotorTrend TV. She also took viewers along with her, as she designed and built her own “dream car”, a 1968 Firebird, on the popular show “HOT ROD TV” on the SPEED Channel.
Adrienne is also recognized as the host of the History Channel’s, SEMA: BATTLE OF THE BUILDERS and COMPETITION READY which aired on the Velocity Channel.
This busy lady was also the host of the Z-Living network series, FIT, FAMOUS, & FABULOUS.

Randy Grimes is a former professional football player whose career spanned 10 years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Randy Grimes spent 20+ years battling an addiction to pain killers developed while treating career- related injuries. He now uses his inspiring story of recovery and his 10+ years in the addictions industry to help victims of drug and alcohol abuse, as an Interventionist and the founding advocate at Athletes In Recovery.
In 2012, Randy launched “Athletes in Recovery,” a program designed to help athletes of all levels find treatment for addiction and mental health, while offering continued support for those already in recovery. Due to the success of Athletes in Recovery, Randy has partnered with the NFL, NHL, Gridiron Greats, After The Impact Fund, MLB, The Jockeys Guild, MMA and a host of collegiate programs to bring further awareness and treatment services to professional and collegiate athletes and their families.

Joseph David Reitman is currently best known for playing the villain, Very Bad Santa, on the first season of the TV series “Happy!” for the SyFy channel, and Creepy Ed on the 2nd season of the Netlix/Marvel show The Punisher, but has also appeared in over 50 episodes of television. On the other side of the camera Joe is a producer. Outside of Hollywood Joe played poker professionally from 2006 to 2011, competing in the World Series of Poker 5 times. Joe is also one of the co-founders of Animal Avengers with Shannon Elizabeth, which they started in 2001.
IG: @joeugly

The Sweet Kill is a one-man dark wave, pop-synth project swelling with emotion. The diviner of this is lead-singer, multi-instrumentalist and producer Pete Mills; who portrays toxic love, desperation and redemption from the throes of addiction. After the suicide of his band mate, and personal battles with addiction, Pete speaks of liberation from inner demons delivering atmospheric quietus and infectious hooks similar to The Cure matched with the bulletproof production of Nine Inch Nails.
Prior to the conception of The Sweet Kill, Mills had an extensive career in the music industry, signing with Nikki Sixx’s label with his former band Flash Bastard and getting kicked off the North American Motley Crue tour.

Ricky "Showtime" Quiles is a four-time championship prize fighter, boxing trainer and owner of Ricky's Boxing Gym. He enjoys using his 18 years of professional boxing experience, both in and out of the ring, to teach others about the sweet science. Currently, Ricky trains over 100 clients ranging from beginner to professionals in the Los Angeles, California area.
Born in Lorain, Ohio, he was enthralled with boxing at the young age of six. By the age of fifteen he was fighting in the Cleveland Golden Gloves, where he eventually captured three titles. On May 4, 1989, at the age of nineteen, he turned pro after winning a four round decision over his opponent.
Over the next eighteen years Ricky fought all over the world.....collecting a series of titles including the WBF Junior Welterweight Title, the NABO Junior Welterweight Title, the WBC Continental Americas Junior Welterweight Title and the NABA Lightweight Title. His fights have been featured on Pay-Per-View, "Friday Night Fights" on ESPN and ESPN 2 and "Tuesday Night Fights" on USA Network Television.