Men's Health (Podcast)

On this week’s episode, we sit down with two very funny comedians. First up, Adam Pally reveals how he went from performing improv comedy in New York to starring on the ABC sitcom Happy Endings. Then, Nick Kroll takes us behind the scenes of his hit Comedy Central series Kroll Show, and shares secrets from the set of his other show, The League. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes. Plus, check out the brand-new Men’s Health Radio! More from MensHealth.com: Chatting with Nick Kroll and Mark Duplass Why Chicks Dig Funny Guys How to Roast Your Friends Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s episode, comedians Nikki Glaser and Sara Schaefer, hosts of the popular podcast You Had to Be There and MTV’s late-night talk show Nikki and Sara Live, join the show. Listen to the two friends riff about how they first met, how they went from podcast to TV, and the lessons every guy should learn now (so he doesn’t have regrets later). Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes. Plus, check out the brand-new Men’s Health Radio! Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s show, we sit down with Dr. Drew Pinsky. In addition to his day job as a medical practitioner, Pinsky has has been everywhere from Celebrity Rehab, to the nationally syndicated radio show Loveline, to Dr. Drew on Call on HLN, to his new podcast with Adam Carolla, the Adam and Dr. Drew Show. Listen to find out exactly how young Dr. Pinsky became Dr. Drew, and to hear the good doc work out some of the biggest problems men face today. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes. Plus, check out the brand-new Men’s Health Radio! Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s show, we sit down with the face of the NFL Network and host of Game Day Live, Rich Eisen. Last year, Eisen joined us to preview the 2012 NFL Draft, and now he’s back to recap the NFL playoffs and predict what’s going to happen at Super Bowl XLVII this Sunday. Plus, we ask Eisen to weigh in on our list of the best football movies of all time. Does he agree with our picks? Spoiler alert: nope. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes. Plus, check out the brand-new Men’s Health Radio! More from MensHealth.com: Are You Faster Than an NFL Anchor? The Biggest Celebrity Football Fans The Hottest NFL Cheerleaders Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s show, we reunite with comedian Todd Glass, who guested on one of our favorite episodes ever in 2011. But a lot’s changed for Glass since then. Hear Glass recount his big announcement that rocked the comedy world last year, and listen to what his life has been like ever since. You don’t want to miss this hilarious, powerful, and occasionally uncomfortable episode with one of America’s sharpest minds. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes. Plus, check out the brand-new Men’s Health Radio! Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s episode, we sit down with former Navy SEAL Cade Courtley. Courtley shares battle-tested tips from his new book, The SEAL Survival Guide, and reveals his secrets to getting out of dangerous situations—and avoiding them entirely. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: Navy SEAL Fitness Secrets Stay Cool Like the Bomb Squad Gym Lust: See Where Soldiers Sweat Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s episode, character actor Garret Dillahunt discusses his many roles throughout the years, including parts in the Oscar-winning No Country for Old Men, HBO’s cult classic Deadwood, and the current FOX comedy Raising Hope. Dillahunt talks about his long journey to primetime success, and shares his insight to what life in showbiz is really like. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: Michael Ian Black on the Men’s Health Podcast Celebrity Success Secrets The Married Life Music courtesy of APM Music, Photo courtesy of Matthias Clamer/FOX

On this week’s show, we sit down with skateboarding legend Tony Hawk. Listen to the sports icon discuss his illustrious career, his mega-popular video game series, and the new documentary, Bones Brigade, about his early days skating in California. Plus, get Hawk’s advice on how to be the coolest dad ever. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: Tony Hawk: Extreme Parenting Slap Fear in the Face Be a Dad Without Being a Dork Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s show, we sit down with former Top Chef contestant Spike Mendelsohn to talk about his career in the culinary world, and to steal some delicious holiday cocktail recipes. Then, we chat with actor Rodrigo Santoro about his new film, Heleno, which chronicles the troubled life of Brazilian soccer star Heleno de Freitas. And listen up, 300 fans: Santoro also spills the beans about next year’s sequel to the popular gladiator flick. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: The 300 Workout Spike Mendelsohn’s Ultimate Cuban Sandwich Smackdown Why Soccer Players Are Smarter Than You Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s show, we sit down with Jackass star Steve-O. The stuntman/comedian travels back in time to reveal nuggets from his surprising stint in clown college, how he earned his nickname, and the craziest stunt he’s ever performed. Plus, learn how the former party boy cleaned up his act and got sober—without losing any of his edge. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: Adam Carolla on the Men’s Health Podcast Vanilla Ice: Renovate Your Life Is Horse Semen the New Red Bull? Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s show, we sit down with Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith. The NFL’s all-time leading rusher reflects on his playing days, reveals what it takes to make the tough transition to a new career, and offers a few tips on how to bust a move. (You better listen—after all, Smith did win Dancing with the Stars.) Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: The Best NFL Plays of All Time Barry Sanders on the Men’s Health Podcast The NFL Workout Music courtesy of APM Music

On this week’s episode, we sit down with two very different guests promoting the same cause. First, legendary rapper Reverend Run talks about the early days of Run D.M.C., his place in hip-hop history, and how he dropped 22 pounds to lower his risk for type 2 diabetes. Then, sports broadcaster and ex-NFL player Mike Golic takes us behind the scenes of ESPN’s Mike and Mike in the Morning, defends his beloved Notre Dame, and reveals his surprising history with diabetes. Educate yourself about the disease at bloodsugarbasics.com and askscreenknow.com. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: Mike Golic’s Super Bowl Snacks Diabetes-Proof Your Body The Best Diabetes Diet

On this week’s show, we sit down with veteran voice actor Tom Kenny, a.k.a. SpongeBob SquarePants. Hear how Kenny cut his teeth as a comic before transitioning into voiceovers, and learn what it’s like to have one of the most famous voices (but not faces) in the world. Plus, grab your kids—Kenny may just bring along a couple friends to the show. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: 7 Minutes to Fitter Kids Why TV Is Good for You The 25 Most Influential People in Your Kids’ Lives

On this week’s show, we sit down with Ashton Eaton, gold medalist decathlete in London this past summer, world record holder (he opened the Summer Games by smashing a 44-year-old mark in the 100-meter dash), and number 11 on our list of The Fittest Men of All Time. Hear how Eaton is dealing with his post-Olympic hangover, learn his exclusive workout secrets, and find out what the greatest athlete in the world does in his downtime. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from MensHealth.com: The Best Athlete in the World Build Gold-Medal Muscle Olympic Fitness Secrets

On this week’s episode, we sit down with humorist (and Men’s Health contributor) Joel Stein, author of the new book Man Made: A Stupid Quest for Masculinity. It chronicles his attempts to become a better male role model for his young son. Stein overnights with Boy Scouts, rides with firefighters, and even ends up in the Octagon with UFC legend Randy Couture. Listen to Stein’s hilarious stories and learn if you’ve got what it takes to be a real man. Click here to subscribe to the Men’s Health Podcast on iTunes! More from Joel Stein on MensHealth.com: What It Means to Be a Man Reality TV for Men Sexual Mind Games Music courtesy of APM Music