
Every week, Ted and Zach discuss publishing, cigars, and whatever else comes to mind.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 272 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityBusinessManagement | |||

This week: Ted takes on a fatherly tone (and will always be sick), KK does zombie stuff, a slinky Energy Drink review: Odyssey 222, inscrutable upcoming travel, a weekend with nothing to do, a distinct lack of funny/fun archetypes
This week: Ted and Zach don't talk about Jimmy Kimmel (and it's not already an outdated conversation they don't have). Ted got hit on by a pharmacist who was a dude. Dads doing work. Dormfluencers actually exist. Helicopter tight ropes. Bicycle freed... more
On this episode of our '90s movie rehash podcast: Squirrel-talk; We've lost the ability to be ironically deep; Ethan Hawke should play a content person (would be hilarious); Tom Cruise should go back to playing humans.
This week:Is there still cool? Ted doesn't like kids as much; young people have metabolized Taylor Swift; traces of Covid rotting around us; will there be a brick-and-mortar revival?
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Ted and Zach are the money! I started listening to fill the Ted shaped hole in my audio life after rationing out the final episodes of a less compelling podcast he once hosted. I listened to the entire library in 4 months. These two are creative, witty, and self-deprecating. Zach is a great friend and not insufferably concerned with not having an opinion on anything. He brings out the best in Ted and holds the podcast together like a sturdy glue. Vis-à-vis the Ted shaped audio hole in my life. I... more
All other podcasts come and go; the Gut Check Podcast is the only one that has stood the test of time for me and, not only never gets old, but is just as good or better upon multiple listens.
Gut Check is one of my favorite podcasts. I initially came for the soothing dulcet tones of one Ted Kluck himself (definitely not a fan girl or anything), but stayed for the familial banter, inside jokes, moments of wholesome genuineness, stories, occasional laughing of wives in the background, and overall pleasantness of both hosts. Sometimes I use reverse psychology on myself by only allowing myself to listen to this podcast when I do my least favorite household chores in hopes of being entice... more
I am a HUGE fan of the podcast, five stars right off the bat. I have re:listened to episodes so many times because there is nothing like the the honest conversation of you gentlemen. This is, by far, my favorite podcast.
Now, I'll be even more honest with you. This past summer, episodes we're coming out that wreaked of a dying podcast. I was so close to emailing in just to say... put it to rest. Put this beautiful dog down before it gets too sad to listen to, it'll be okay. But I was wron... more
Not to put too fine a point on it, but this podcast is great






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