#257 – Josh Denny the Internet’s MOST Cancelled Comedian
Release Date: 07/07/2022
#264 - Masculinity, Hoops, & Work Ethic
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
Welcome to the latest episode of The Jerry Brazie Podcast, where we dive into thought-provoking discussions on contemporary issues. In this episode, we embark on a multifaceted exploration, starting with a critical review of Dax's controversial song, "To Be A Man." Join me as I dissect the themes and messages conveyed in the song, offering my candid perspectives and highlighting areas of disagreement. As we navigate through the lyrics, we delve into societal expectations of masculinity, challenging prevailing notions and advocating for a more nuanced understanding of what it truly means to be...
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#263 - Reflections On My 55th Birthday!
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
Turn back the clock! Join me on his inspiring journey of transformation at 55. Dive into my secrets to feeling younger, stronger, and healthier than ever through a carnivore diet and an active lifestyle. Discover how I shed weight, built muscle, and ditched medication, all while impacting lives and making memories. This episode is a celebration of age-defying resilience and proof that anything is possible. Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and ready to tackle your own "55" with newfound enthusiasm!
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#262 - It's Been Awhile
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
Allot has happened since our last episode, but I'm back! Happy to be back to share more stories and my opinions on current events, health, business, and life. In this first episode, I talk about my health journey and the recent trip I did from Oregon and Tennasee. All of that and more on this episode of The Jerry Brazie Podcast. So check it out and hear some unfiltered insight from someone who comes from nothing, who had made it big, and is talking about it in an unfiltered and honest way. It’s just his opinion, but he will make you think! Let us know if any of this hits home for you and...
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#261 - Dr. Kiltz on the dangers of the American diet: why we're so sick and what we can do about it
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
Join us today as we welcome the pioneer of reduced-cost In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Dr. Kiltz, renowned fertility doctor, and founder/director at CNY Fertility! His expertise has been seen in publications like The Wall Street Journal, CNBC Parents Magazine, and more - stay tuned to learn all about his discoveries on how diets can affect infertility rates... Uncover a revolutionary perspective when it comes to reproductive health with this eminent specialist whose patient-centric philosophy focuses on optimizing overall wellness through dieting practices such as ketogenic eating or...
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#260 - Family, Holiday, a 10-Mile Run, and Re-Learning Old Lessons.
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
In this episode, we are finally back and talking about the holidays, pumpkin pie and whipped cream, challenging ourselves, and learning lessons we have been teaching others for years. The old adage "you are never too old to learn something new" has never been more true, as Jerry experienced first-hand taking on a 10-mile road race that caught him completely by surprise. All of that and more on this episode of The Jerry Brazie Podcast. So check it out and hear some unfiltered insight from someone who comes from nothing, who had made it big, and is talking about it in an unfiltered and...
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#259 - My Health Journey
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
In this episode, We talk about my journey to lose weight and get healthy over the last couple of years. At the beginning of this year, I made a dedication to losing weight and getting healthy. I am currently 80 lbs down and feeling 20 years younger! This is the story, what I did, what I'm doing, and some tips for everyone else who wants similar results. All of that and more on this episode of The Jerry Brazie Podcast. So check it out and hear some unfiltered insight from someone who comes from nothing, who had made it big, and is talking about it in an unfiltered and honest way. It’s just...
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#258 - Burn Ladders, Build Bridges. Pursuing Work with Meaning and Purpose w| Dr. Alan Patterson
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
Had a great conversation with Dr. Alan M. Patterson. He is an organizational development consultant, specializing in executive and leadership development. Having led hundreds of clients for over four decades, Dr. Patterson continues to ignore standard coaching methods, opting to pursue and lead clients down the path of meaningful careers that are not only successful but also rewarding. He’s worked with everyone from the Federal Reserve Bank to Hewlett Packard to Major League Baseball and the United States Navy. His new book is Burn Ladders. Build Bridges. Pursuing Work with Meaning and...
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#257 – Josh Denny the Internet’s MOST Cancelled Comedian
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
In this episode, we talk with Josh Denny, who has spent the last decade traveling the country, enjoying a passionate love affair with food and serving up heaping portions of funny as a stand-up comedian. Originally from Philadelphia, and currently residing in Los Angeles, Josh's lifelong trip across our nation has armed him with a vast knowledge of what makes you smile, whether it be with a clever comedic observation, or dropping knowledge on the best eats in the country. Josh kicked off his comedy career by winning Crown Royal’s 2008 “midwest’s next big comic contest,” and has...
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#256 - Losers Care About the Little Things! Don’t Be a Loser.
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
In this episode, we talk about our initial reactions to seeing someone park terribly. We talk about being aggressive, where it's needed and appropriate, and where it's not. Finally, we finish talking about one of the best movies Jerry has seen all year and movie theaters in general. All of that and more on this episode of The Jerry Brazie Podcast. So check it out and hear some unfiltered insight from someone who comes from nothing, who had made it big, and is talking about it in an unfiltered and honest way. It’s just his opinion, but he will make you think! Let us know if any of this hits...
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#255 - I Can See the Cowards, What Happened to the Heroes?
The Jerry Brazie Podcast
This is as raw and uncensored as I can be. Some will like it, and many will hate it, but that should be the nature of discourse. Some will never listen again, and some will appreciate it, either way, I respect that. This is my truth relative to the latest school shooting. The killing in Uvalde, Texas was horrifying, there is no comparison. Setting that aside, the behavior of the police is an unquestionable act of cowardice not seen since…the last school shooting, nightclub shooting, or any other shooting where cops stood outside while people were murdered. In this podcast, we talk about...
info_outlineIn this episode, we talk with Josh Denny, who has spent the last decade traveling the country, enjoying a passionate love affair with food and serving up heaping portions of funny as a stand-up comedian. Originally from Philadelphia, and currently residing in Los Angeles, Josh's lifelong trip across our nation has armed him with a vast knowledge of what makes you smile, whether it be with a clever comedic observation, or dropping knowledge on the best eats in the country.
Josh kicked off his comedy career by winning Crown Royal’s 2008 “midwest’s next big comic contest,” and has since released two hour-long stand-up comedy albums, including 2008's "honest brutality" and 2012's "social hand grenades" to warm reviews.
Josh has been a lightning rod for saying what he thinks, something missing in today's society, and particularly refreshing. Why you may not like what he says, and some of his jokes may make you cringe, he has every right to say it, and he does not hold back.
While I wanted to hear some of Josh's backstory, along with stories from his time on television as host of the Food Channels "Ginormous Food", to his ideas on the country and politics, what I was really interested in was talking about business. Josh has unique insight into one of the hardest businesses to own and operate, restaurants. His insight on what it takes, the people who do it, and their dedication, hard work, and fervent desire to produce the best quality possible are inspiring.
I enjoyed the conversation, and I hope you do also.