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Shirts In The Pool

Shirts In The Pool

By: Tank Smith and Mike Horn
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 Two perpetually fat best friends Tank Smith and Mike Horn losing weight for money and clout. Put on those shirts and hop in the deep end. You can follow the podcast at @shirtsinthepool, Tank at @tankfunkadelic, and Mike at @mikeymikehorn.2022 Hygiene & Healthy Living Personal Development Personal Success
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  • Keep Walking, Bitches! (ft. Ashely Sutton from TLC’s 1000-lb Best Friends)

    Keep Walking, Bitches! (ft. Ashely Sutton from TLC’s 1000-lb Best Friends)
    May 2 2025
    This week, we’re joined by Ashely Sutton from TLC’s 1000-lb Best Friends for one of our most honest and hilarious episodes yet. Ashely gets real about the emotional side of losing weight on camera—what people don’t see behind the scenes, the pressure of public opinion, and how food, friendship, and self-worth are all tangled up in the process. We talk about emotional eating, dating with body dysmorphia, finding confidence after surgery, and the chaos of Meatballgate. Plus, Ashely shares how taking a break helped her reset—and what keeps her going now. It’s funny, unfiltered, and full of heart. Follow Ashely on Instrgram at @ashthebff.

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    Intro/Outro: John Riccitelli
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    1 hr and 28 mins
  • Take Care of Yourself, Dude (ft. Amber Autry)

    Take Care of Yourself, Dude (ft. Amber Autry)
    Apr 23 2025
    This week on Shirts in the Pool, we’re joined by our new friend, the hilarious Amber Autry—stand-up comedian, podcaster, and one of the newest additions to Netflix Is a Joke (congrats, Amber!). She pulled up from Nashville for the West End Comedy Festival, and we were lucky enough to sit down and talk about everything from food and comedy to therapy and self-worth. We dive into what it’s like growing up without seeing yourself represented, the shame cycle of wearing shirts in the pool, and how early insecurities follow us into adulthood. Amber shares insights from her own therapy journey (and how to find a good therapist), plus what it’s like balancing comedy and emotional work on the road. If you love laughing through the real stuff, this one’s for you. Follow Amber at @amberautrycomedy, and check out her podcast I'm Fine, It's Fine for more laughs and life tools.

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    Intro/Outro: John Riccitelli
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    46 mins
  • Your Weight Is Not Your Morality (ft. Cori Isla)

    Your Weight Is Not Your Morality (ft. Cori Isla)
    Apr 16 2025
    This week on Shirts in the Pool, we sit down with comedian Cori Isla. Kicking things off, she breaks down her epic Halloween experience dressing as Pikachu. We ask, “Can we stop commenting on other people’s bodies?!” Cori also dives into her dad’s weight loss journey with Ozempic and the challenges of reconciling with a smaller self-image. We explore the importance of therapy during major weight loss transformations, discuss roast battles, and unpack why fat jokes sometimes hit different.

    You can follow Cori on Instagram at @extragravybiscuit and on Tiktok at @Extragravybiscuitt.

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    Intro/Outro: John Riccitelli
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    1 hr and 9 mins

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