Welcome to Starting Strength Radio. I'll admit that I'm slow to adapt, and this is long overdue.

Podcasts apparently are the best way to reach people in 2019, and more people will listen to an author's podcast in a day than we'll read his book in a year, if it's interesting, informative, and sufficiently embrace it. I can do all three,

so what the hell are we waiting for? Starting on Friday the 26th of April, starting

Strength Radio becomes our weekly podcast. I've been intermittent with Ask Rip episodes and

various interviews and instructional videos for the past few years, but this will be an entirely different show.

Starting Strength is growing fast. The website, the books, our videos, starting strength seminars, training and coaching camps, the Starting Strength Coach certification, starting strength gyms, starting strength seminars, training and coaching camps, the starting strength coach certification,

starting strength gyms, starting strength affiliate gyms, starting strength online coaching,

the weekly report subscription list, translations of the books into Korean, German, simplified

Chinese, traditional Chinese, Polish and Japanese, sales of our products,

all are expanding for the same reason.

It's the only method that works for getting stronger every time for everybody.

And our products are of the highest quality.

People know this and word gets around. So it's time we help the word get around

a little faster and a weekly podcast is the way to do it. Starting Strength Austin is open now.

With Dallas, Houston, Denver, and Boston following in the coming weeks and months. As the Starnix-ranked brand

becomes exposed to more people than major cities around the country, people who have never read the book,

but will nonetheless come to recognize the brand, it's important to have a way to expose them to our

ideas. We certainly don't have a monopoly on honesty and logic, but it's becoming rare

in business that a company will tell you something about itself and the rules under which it

operates that it knows you may disagree with, but which is true nonetheless, and for which they will not

apologize.

We know that not everyone likes our message.

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