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Talking Pitt

Talking Pitt

By: Andrew "Pitts" Pittsenbarger
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Pitts talks about leaving his home state of Kansas in 2006 at 29 years old and 400+ lbs. to live in his sister's basement and start a new life in Nashville, TN. He opens up about his struggles with food addiction and the opportunity he got in 2008 to make a change. Learn how personal accountability and consistent exercise changed his life and eventually led him to becoming an award-winning radio producer in Music City!

 Exercise & Fitness Fitness, Diet & Nutrition Hygiene & Healthy Living Personal Development Personal Success
Episodes
  • Episode 6: Accountability

    Episode 6: Accountability
    Aug 15 2024

    In this episode Pitts focuses his message on accountability and not making excuses. Some people just work harder. Are you one of those people? Hear stories about his career in radio and what it took to get to the top.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Episode 5: The Journey

    Episode 5: The Journey
    Aug 9 2024

    Pitts talks about his journey from having a high school on-air shift at 95.3 KSNP radio in New Strawn, KS to producing for the biggest names on Music Row in Nashville, TN.
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    59 mins
  • Episode 4: Jerry's Kids

    Episode 4: Jerry's Kids
    Aug 5 2024

    Pitts talks about his Mom Jerry and his sister Jill. He shares stories from his childhood about watching his sister chase her dreams, taking his Momma to the CMA Awards in Nashville (FLOOR SEATS!), creating a career in syndicated radio and his gym community.
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    50 mins

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