Men's Health Live

Andre feigns reluctance, then calls it for the 49ers; he also talks Alex Smith, concussions and league response, and how staying fit after retiring has been essential for his own health.

Geoff talks about his new show on The Travel Channel called "The Edge of America"; Geoff offers a gag response when asked about eating a still-beating heart and castrating a bull for his show.

Clint and Geoff talk about their buddy trip to Vegas, how they stayed out of jail, and learned to do flashy bartender tricks together for Geoff’s new show; Geoff and Clint enjoy insulting each other repeatedly.

Peter holds firm on his Ravens prediction; Geoff holds firm on his 49ers prediction; Gregg still won’t reveal his prediction; and Peter explains what happens to the testosterone in your body after your team wins or loses.

This week’s show includes an interview with Liam McIntrye from SPARTACUS; Adam Campbell talks about MEN’S HEALTH’s hit workout DVD, THE SPARTACUS WORKOUT; Gregg and Peter talk about Peter’s new New York Times bestseller, THE 8 HOUR DIET.

Peter and Gregg discuss THE 8 HOUR DIET; Gregg shares how the diet helped him lose weight and gain more energy.

Peter explains why our 24-hour lifestyles lead to 24-hour eating, and how eating around the clock negatively impacts your overall health.

We find out from Liam that he was a chunky kid, slimmed down as an adult, and how he and his fellow actors worked together to build up their bodies for SPARTACUS.

Liam reveals that his earliest workouts came right from MEN’S HEALTH, and now he’s on the cover of the best-selling MEN’S HEALTH DVD, THE SPARTACUS WORKOUT.

Adam talks about the genesis of the hit MEN’S HEALTH DVD workout series, 'SPARTACUS WORKOUT,' and explains why so many have found it to be so effective.

Peter compares Beyonce’s fake performance at the Obama Inauguration with James Taylor’s real one. Mudslide Slim wins by a hair!

It’s the day we call "When Oprah met Lance," and we talk about it with fitness guru Lou Schuler and Bill Strickland, author of TOUR DE LANCE and editor of BICYCLING MAGAZINE

We’re MEN’S HEALTH, and he’s a guy. (Although we’d disown him if we could.) So we feel obligated to talk about what men can learn from watching Lance crater.

Bill Strickland, editor of BICYCLING MAGAZINE and author of TOUR DE LANCE, tells us how many times he’s asked Lance about doping, and kicks himself for ever believing what Lance said.

Bill Strickland talks about the impact of Lance Armstrong’s lies on amateur cyclists, families, and kids.