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American Glutton

Bart Kwan: Founder of Barbell Brigade and Just Kidding Films, Comedian, Actor

American Glutton

American Glutton

Health & Fitness

4.93K Ratings

🗓️ 8 July 2020

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Ethan welcomes YouTuber Bart Kwan to American Glutton. Bart shares when he got interested in exercise, powerlifting, and how he later came to open Barbell Brigade. Ethan and Bart discuss their experiences at various gyms, the recipes that work for them, calories, muscle retention, cutting, and so many other things health and fitness.

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0:00.0

Hi, I'm Ethan Sopli, welcome to American Glutton. Outside of acting my two favorite things

0:08.3

to do are diet and eat. I have a very complicated relationship with food and on this podcast

0:13.7

we're going to talk about all of it. Food is entertainment, food is sport, food as fuel.

0:20.9

I'll talk to experts and the average person just like you and me.

0:25.4

My guest today is Bart Kwan. Bart is a former Marine comedian, the founder of Barbel Brigade

0:30.9

and just kidding films. You can find Bart on YouTube, his channels, just kidding news and

0:35.8

Bart and Geo and on Instagram at Bart Kwan.

0:41.4

Bart Kwan, welcome to American Glutton podcast. Awesome. I want to say first and foremost your

0:50.3

recipes that you post on Instagram are so meaningful to me. Really?

0:55.9

There's one you posted where it was rice, boiled cabbage, beef and ponzu. I ate that

1:02.7

three times a week. Oh really? At least three times a week. Is this so easy to make?

1:07.2

It's easy to make. It's incredible. It travels well. It's low fat. It's medium carb, high

1:12.5

protein. It's a fantastic thing. So thank you. Oh, you're welcome. Yeah. And the pokey,

1:17.0

which is incredible too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. How I actually came to that recipe was I love

1:22.7

Shabu Shabu. It's one of my favorite things in the world. And you know, you dip the meat

1:26.9

in the hot water and you eat it. And then like the ponzu starts to get watery and you

1:31.0

have like the rice and towards the end of the meal where everything's all mashed up together.

1:37.2

That's almost like my favorite part. So I was like one day I was like, why don't I just

1:40.7

skip the whole process and just make that thing? Yeah. And I make that and I'm always trying

1:45.4

to make a balanced meal for my kid because he's too. And I want to get him some like healthy

1:49.6

fats, some protein, some carbs, some veggies. And he loves it too. So it's just so easy to

1:53.8

make. I didn't even realize like ponzu sauce to me when I first saw that recipe, it was

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