Kenny Santucci
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Wellness talk with New York bluntness.
The Strong New York Podcast runs on candid, fast-moving conversations about getting stronger in practical ways. Kenny Santucci brings doctors, athletes, comedians, fitness and wellness voices, and business-minded guests into a gym-adjacent room where peptides, breathing, fat loss, wrestling, foot nerves, and New York toughness can all sit together.
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The Strong New York Podcast frames fitness as the entrance, not the whole room. Kenny Santucci uses training culture as a way into longevity, business, food, comedy, medicine, identity, and personal discipline. The show moves fast. A conversation can start with a supplement name that is hard to pronounce, then widen into absorption, heart health, athletic performance, marketing, and the gap between healthy people and people getting left behind. It likes experts, but it does not treat expertise as decoration. Guests are pressed to make the science usable. Peptide therapy becomes a conversation about responsible use, women's health questions, hormones, libido, and the difference between optimization and reckless aesthetic chasing. Oral health becomes a larger argument about breathing, sleep, jaw development, sugar, and why the mouth is tied to the rest of the body. Foot care becomes nervous-system training. A talk about toe spacers can turn into balance, fascia, pelvic floor activation, and staying quick enough to move well into old age. The show also has room for comedians and wrestlers. Andrea Lopez brings fitness, depression, stand-up taste, and comic dysfunction into the same lane. Daria Berenato's episode leans into combat sports, hustle, wrestling, New Jersey roots, and the changing space for women fighters. Hunter Stoller brings the weight-loss conversation back to real food, cravings, muscle, self-respect, and the embarrassment that can spark real change. The register is casual and blunt, but the core impulse is protective. It challenges hype without rejecting experimentation. It values sustainability over hacks. The recurring question is simple: what actually makes a person stronger, healthier, and harder to knock off course. For PlayNext users, the show works best as a high-energy discovery feed for wellness conversations that still sound human.
Made for: For fitness-minded listeners who want longevity, strength, nutrition, and recovery conversations without sterile medical distance. It also fits comedy, wrestling, and New York culture fans who like serious health topics handled through casual interviews.
What sets it apart: The show's edge is its mix of gym-floor directness and technical wellness curiosity. It can ask about peptides, jaw development, fascia, and bioavailability while still making room for cravings, jokes, family background, and business reality.
Being STRONG is more than just how much weight you can lift. The Strong New York Podcast is dedicated to inspiring you to become your strongest self- in the gym, in business, in relationships and in life. Join Kenny as he sits down with his strong as fuck buddies and shoots the shit on what it takes to be strong willed, strong minded and physically strong. Season one features everyone from entrepreneurs and local business owners to doctors and industry leaders in the fitness and wellness space. With over a decade of experience, Kenny Santucci has made himself known as...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kenny Santucci turns conversations about fitness, longevity and wellness products into direct, personable questions grounded in everyday choices.
Kenny Santucci works from curiosity rather than clinical distance, asking guests the plain questions that come up around peptides, hormone use, supplements, fat loss and oral health.
Kenny Santucci brings TikTok jaw theories to a dentist; your wellness rabbit holes have company.
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Longevity only matters if the later years still feel like a life worth living.
The discussion treats peptides as something to use with care, not as a shortcut or a miracle. Its plainest point is hard to miss: a longer life does not help if the later years feel broken or unfamiliar.
A clear, practical take on astaxanthin that balances basic guidance with a broad health pitch.
The episode keeps its focus on astaxanthin and follows a practical line of questioning: what it is, how to take it, why it belongs with a meal, and how soon any change might show up.
A blunt comedy-and-fitness hangout that works best when the riffing turns personal.
A comedian and a fitness-minded host spend the episode circling humor, depression, and exercise as a way to keep moving. The talk stays rooted in the grind of bombing, chasing endorphins, and getting back up to do it again.
Straightforward weight-loss talk with real-food advice and a lived-in personal story.
The episode stays on familiar ground: weight-loss talk, real food, cravings, and the limits of quick fixes. Kenny Santucci sits down with Hunter Stoller, a New Yorker and health coach he has known for the past couple months, and the exchange keeps returning to the practical…
Oral health is treated as part of overall health, with a sharp focus on breathing and facial development.
This discussion treats oral health as part of the whole body, not a side subject. Kenny and Dr. Jonathan Levine spend most of their time on breathing, sleep, and the way the mouth connects to the face and jaw.
Masha Gessen narrates her own cousin's murder-for-hire arrest and custody battle.
Rich Roll interviews recovery and endurance guests, plus 'Roll On' segments with Adam Skolnick.
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Rhonda Patrick translates NAD, vitamin D, and coffee research into daily health protocols.
Shawn Stevenson interviews researchers and coaches on nutrition, sleep, hormones, and fitness.
Peptides come first.
Astaxanthin trips Kenny up right away.
Comedy gets treated like training.
Host Kenny Santucci interviews wrestler Daria Berenato about her journey as a trailblazing female athlete in combat sports, discussing her background, career, and the growing interest in women's wrestling.
Host Kenny Santucci interviews wrestler Daria Berenato about her journey in combat sports, the growth of women's wrestling, and her personal background.
Kenny Santucci brings Hunter Stoller on and keeps it close to home.
Kenny Santucci starts blunt.
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Mark Sisson, founder of Primal Kitchen and the Peluva five-toed shoe company, tells host Kenny Santucci that metabolic flexibility matters more than any single named diet.
This episode features an interview with fitness expert Vincent Pitstick discussing strategies for lasting health and fitness, including commitment, consistency, and authentic success stories.
Kenny Santucci hosts a solo episode promoting the Strong New York health and wellness festival while trying a new peach-flavored Celsius drink.
Host Kenny Santucci interviews fitness industry veterans Joe DeFranco and Chris Tutela about their experiences building and running gyms, starting from humble beginnings like a storage closet gym in 2003.
Host Kenny Santucci interviews Kate Shelor, a hypnotherapist and intimacy coach, about her journey into intimacy coaching, personal struggles with orgasming, and insights on relationships and personal growth.
Host Kenny Santucci interviews Dr.