Should You Get on TRT?

Staying Fit in Your 60's & Climbing the Corporate Ladder

How do you build a successful career without sacrificing your health? In this episode of the Dry Scoop Podcast, Kevin shares how he stayed active through decades of corporate leadership, constant travel, family life, and high-stress executive roles. From multi-sport athlete to national director of operations, this conversation covers fitness, longevity, work-life balance, stress management, and healthy habits for busy professionals.

The 5 Keystones of Health With Dr. Daniel O'Loughlin

Dr. Daniel O'Loughlin, a sports medicine physician working with Division 1 athletes, explains the foundations of health that most people overlook: nutrition, hydration, exercise, sleep, and social connection.In this episode of the Dry Scoop Podcast, we dive deep into injury prevention, recovery, supplements, and how everyday people can apply the same principles used by elite athletes.If your goal is to stay strong, active, and healthy well into your 50s, 60s, and beyond, this conversation is a must-watch.

Unrivaled Series: KRE-EX, Pump & Rebuild Explained

Titan Nutrition breaks down the Unrivaled Series—why most supplements are underdosed, what efficacious dosing really means, and how KRE-EX (stim pre-workout), Pump (non-stim pump + focus), and Rebuild (intra/post-workout) are formulated for real results.In this episode of Dry Scoop, we explain dosing, sourcing, and why “it’s on the label” doesn’t mean it works.

Should You Get on TRT?

We also talk about:– When TRT actually makes sense– Why clinics are exploding right now– Common myths around steroids vs TRT– What “normal” vs “optimal” testosterone really means– Why lifestyle should always come before needles– Real-world experience with dosing, bloodwork, and expectationsThis isn’t medical advice — just honest conversation from guys who’ve been in the fitness and supplement industry for 20+ years.

From IFBB Pro to Mom w/ Britt Larson

This brutally honest conversation explores the unfiltered reality of bodybuilding — from steroid use and hormone therapy to gender identity, trauma, and transformation. IFBB Pro Dr. Larson opens up about her personal journey through performance enhancement, mental health struggles, near-death experiences, and eventually walking away from competitive bodybuilding to embrace motherhood and functional medicine.