Our 200th Podcast: Jimmy and Kevin Reminisce (Episode 200)
24 11 2008
Hello and welcome to the fantabulous 200th episode shindig here at The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore!
It’s been one heckuva ride over the last 2+ years putting together 200 high-quality low-carb podcast episodes. And to celebrate this momentous occasion in the history of the show, Jimmy and his outstanding executive producer Kevin Kennedy-Spaien from Disc of Light Media thought they would just indulge themselves a little bit by looking back at all the highs (and lows!) of the show so far. You’ll hear them talk about how the podcast evolved from an audio version of Jimmy’s blog into the amazing interview format that has become the trademark of the show over the past year.
Have you been with us from the very beginning? Have you ever wondered how and why The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore! got started in the first place or what it was like in the early days of Jimmy doing a podcast for the first time ever? What episodes had us biting our nails and which ones had us laughing out loud? Tune in today for all the chin wagging at this celebratory low-carb audio fiesta in commemoration of our 200th episode!
LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 200
- Chris Brogan’s official web site (who inspired the creation of a health podcast show Jimmy became a part of)
- Kevin Kennedy-Spaien’s podcasting services web site
- The very first episode of “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show” (listen to that AWFUL audio! LOL!)
- Jimmy’s first interview EVER with “The BBQ Queen”
- Jimmy’s interview with “She-Who-Shall-Not-Be Named”
- Kevin’s most creative podcast production EVER!
- The infamous picture of Dr. Dean Ornish Jimmy and Kevin talked about
- ANSWERING A LISTENER QUESTION: How to make your Thanksgiving meal low-carb
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Congrats on 200 podcasts, Jimmy and Kevin!
I loved hearing my question on the podcast this morning.
Keep up the great work! I look forward to many more useful and informative podcasts.
Great work, nicely done!
THANKS for submitting your question, Taiwan Gal! This episode was LOADS of fun.
We appreciate you listening too Vadim! Better than Wacky Week, right?
I enjoy all of your interviews, but lol, I cant say wacky week, so I will call it that week you refer to as wacky was quite fun too! I always give people a benefit of the doubt, I even treat people with schizefrenia like normal until proven otherwise, lol! I met quite many folks with schizofrenia who are very smart, but suffer from some kind of halusinations. But when I spoke with one buddy of mine form Suny Downstate, he used to come to my office, he challenge me on his halucinations. He claimed they were real and I was the one that wasnt normal or other people. He claimed that he was not seeing things that didnt exist, but they existed on another level, another dimension that I and you cant see. But since people like him have a higher consciousness they could and therefore are capable of warning the rest of us of impending danger. I also know some other lets say people with a higher consciousness who believe all kinds of lets say challenging things. We are all wacky in our own ways! Lol, but thats for another discussion! Was I halucinating when I heard Kevin say something about me and the dcotor form NYC I recommended that he couldnt remember? I listened to your podcast at 4 am, so I might have dreamt it, but I thought I heard Kevin mention my name but I wasnt quite sure what the reference was. I will have to relisten. Anyway, stay on top of the low carb world and kick butts!
No, you weren’t hallucinating, Vadim, You were indeed mentioned!
lol, oh good then, I thought sleep deprivation was getting to me earlier then usual. Then it was konstantin Monastyrsky I recommended to Jimmy! I challenged him on a russian radio station first, and then engeged in serious of phone and line conversations about his book in russian language about late Dr Atkins. I beleived and still do that konstantin went way out of line when he wrote a book and attempted to capitalize on Atkins untimely demise to make it through very competitive american publishing process. his book was both disrespcetful to late dr Atkins work at times and sensational at others. But he does have valid research credentials and I thought would be a good candidate to hear from for a change! May be I was wron, but it was quite entertaining, i didnt think it was that bad!
Vadim,
OK, I did a little legwork and, as it turns out, you didn’t recommend the guest, Dr. Richard Feinman, but rather you work at the same facility – SUNY Downstate Medical Center.
You mentioned your connection in the comments on this page:
http://www.thelivinlowcarbshow.com/a-talk-with-professor-richard-feinman-part-2-episode-136/
I had forgotten that was a 2-part interview. Twice the editing work! Dr. Feinman was a very knowledgeable guest, but his speaking was full of thoughtful pauses and words repeated many times in succession. I actually cut the interviews down by about a full 30% without actually removing or changing anything he said.
He is quite a deliberate fellow. Once I had lunch with him in caffeteria and he was sipping diet lemon iced tea for the whole hour. One bottle in almost an hour almost finished, but didnt. I , on the other hand, am quite hyper and tend to be a fast talker with a lot of energy. So people always say on campus that if you add Dr Feinman and me together and devide by two you will get a perfect and fun debator! Lol, if that was that simple.