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up to a 25% savings on your life insurance. Our guest today is Brad Culp, who if you heard

our podcast with Danielle Dingman just a couple of days ago,

she was the victim of an online Twitter attack for starting a GoFundMe campaign to fund her first

year of Half Iron Man Pro Racing.

And Brad Culp is kind of looked at as sort of the ringleader of that Twitter attack.

So we decided to give him a platform to chat about his

take on why what went on actually went on. What do you have to say about that in TK? I think it was a

great idea to let the other side of the story be heard because as a former journalist, I know that

you must tell both sides of the story. It's only fair. So in this chat with Brad, we get into how it all started. We get into his background in

triathlon. He's actually been in triathlon, probably longer than anyone involved in this entire

escapade. What pros had to say about it? What else? That's kind of everything. That's kind of everything. Podcast over, turn it off, go listen to

some Joe Rogan. Thanks Brad for taking the time and enjoy. Yeah, you didn't leave me

anything there at all.

Trainiacs were here with Brad Culpe.

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