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Dave Palumbo, John Romano and the Whack Pack talk about one of the greatest posers to hit the bodybuilding stage.
In this lively episode of "After Hours with the Whack Pack," Dave Palumbo hosts the entire crew, including John Romano, Greg Valentino, Larry Pollock, Mr. G, Armand, Amin, and John Hansen, with Lee Priest briefly joining. They discuss bodybuilding, specifically highlighting Rory Leidelmeyer and speculating about his potential comeback despite being nearly 70.
A humorous conversation unfolds about bizarre topics like slap fighting competitions, including Larry sharing a funny story about knocking someone out during a slap. The discussion then turns to the new bodybuilding movie "Magazine Dreams," featuring Jonathan Majors and Mike O'Hearn. John Hansen reviews the film, describing it as dark, disturbing, and negatively portraying bodybuilding, including steroids, violence, and mental illness. A controversial gay scene between Majors and O'Hearn is discussed, sparking humorous debates and hypothetical scenarios among the hosts about Hollywood roles.
Other topics include steroid myths, specifically Trenbolone's supposed effects on sexuality, and the global crackdown on steroid manufacturing in China. Lee Priest briefly updates on his health and upcoming podcast appearance, adding to the humorous chaos.
In this lively episode of "After Hours with the Whack Pack," Dave Palumbo hosts the entire crew, including John Romano, Greg Valentino, Larry Pollock, Mr. G, Armand, Amin, and John Hansen, with Lee Priest briefly joining. They discuss bodybuilding, specifically highlighting Rory Leidelmeyer and speculating about his potential comeback despite being nearly 70.
A humorous conversation unfolds about bizarre topics like slap fighting competitions, including Larry sharing a funny story about knocking someone out during a slap. The discussion then turns to the new bodybuilding movie "Magazine Dreams," featuring Jonathan Majors and Mike O'Hearn. John Hansen reviews the film, describing it as dark, disturbing, and negatively portraying bodybuilding, including steroids, violence, and mental illness. A controversial gay scene between Majors and O'Hearn is discussed, sparking humorous debates and hypothetical scenarios among the hosts about Hollywood roles.
Other topics include steroid myths, specifically Trenbolone's supposed effects on sexuality, and the global crackdown on steroid manufacturing in China. Lee Priest briefly updates on his health and upcoming podcast appearance, adding to the humorous chaos.
