You probably know Rob Wolfe is. He's the de facto leader of the paleo movement. I'm not paleo,

but he's still pretty cool. And in today's podcast, I interview him and we get into stuff that he

hasn't talked about before on podcast. So you really are going to want to listen into this one.

But first I want to tell you about a few cool things that I have discovered lately. As I talked

about on previous podcasts on entomology, I've actually been eating crickets literally on my

salad sprinkling whole roasted crickets. Now, if that turns up your nose and you want to

ease yourself into entomology, you should try these bars that are made with a cricket-based protein.

Bars developed by recipes from a three-mischel-and-stard chef and packed with real food ingredients

and no crap. They've got cocoa, nut, apple cinnamon, blueberry vanilla, banana bread,

and they're all made with cricket flour. These things are made by a company called XO,

EXO. And the cool thing is that the bars don't only taste great, but this is incredibly

sustainable protein. No cows farting in the production of these bars. Now you get a sampler pack

with all their most popular flavors for less than 10 bucks. That's free shipping included.

33% discounts. So you have no excuse. Not to at least try a cricket bar. I promise there's no

like legs or antennae in these things. So XO protein.com slash Ben is where you can get this EXO protein.com

slash Ben. They're kind of a small nimble startup. So you need to grab these while they're

inventory. Last they fly off the shelves and they're tasty. Whoa, you wouldn't even know.

You're eating crickets. This podcast is also brought to you by this stuff called Organifi Green

Juice. Just like it sounds organic. Fy. Organifi. It's like a mix of organic and Wi-Fi, I suppose.

I don't know what the fy stands for. Anyways, though, the stuff is tasty. Super tasty. It's just

green juice powder. That's all it is. You can drop it into anything to make it healthy. You probably

could not put it on a big Mac to make a big Mac healthy. But you could at least, let's say,

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