The latest episode of The Goob Show, hosted by John Dorsey (better known online as Goob), delivered one of the wildest deep-dives into influencer drama we’ve seen yet. This week, Goob pulled back the curtain on Sadia Khan, a self-proclaimed psychologist and “high-value” dating coach who charges massive fees for one-on-one coaching sessions.

The latest episode of The Goob Show, hosted by John Dorsey (aka Goob), covered a wide range of heated topics. From defending his stance on the dangers of Kratom 7-OH to weighing in on Joey Swoll’s Hulk Hogan controversy, Goob once again showed that he isn’t afraid to address fan criticism head-on.

This week on The Goob Show, John Dorsey (aka Goob) dives headfirst into the wildest, most controversial headlines shaking up the world of fitness, bodybuilding, and gym culture. From a divisive crossover in a recent bodybuilding show that has athletes and judges rolling their eyes, to an undercover exposé on a dangerous new street-legal supplement that’s being sold like candy at gas stations, Goob pulls no punches.

In the latest episode of The Goob Show, host John Dorsey — better known as Goob — delivers one of his most charged and hilarious episodes yet. Covering major updates from the fitness world, celebrity drama, and the latest bodybuilding rumors, Goob gives his unfiltered take on everything from Ronnie Coleman’s health scare to Liver King’s arrest, Drake’s abs, and the rumored comeback of Chris Bumstead.

The latest episode of The Goob Show hosted by John Dorsey—better known as Goob—dives deep into some of the most talked-about controversies and viral moments in the fitness and bodybuilding world. From scrutinized Instagram photos to bizarre health claims and public call-outs, Goob breaks it all down with his usual sharp, no-nonsense commentary. In a highlight, Goob also gives his final word on whether or not Ashton Hall is as natural as he claims.

In the latest episode of The Goob Show, host John Dorsey (aka Goob) dives deep into the hard realities of professional bodybuilding, delivers blunt analysis on recent competition results, and unpacks several controversies shaking up the fitness world. As always, Goob keeps it raw, real, and refreshingly honest. Whether you’re a diehard bodybuilding fan or just dipping into fitness culture, this episode is packed with takes you won’t hear anywhere else. Goob also weighs in on Larry Wheel’s recent entrance into pro bodybuilding – and answer who would win in a pro battle between Larry and Sam Sulek.

In the latest episode of The Goob Show, host John Dorsey—better known as Goob—dives into some of the hottest topics shaking up the bodybuilding and fitness world right now. From Kai Greene’s potential return to competitive bodybuilding, to shady supplement labels and Photoshopped physiques, this episode covers it all with Goob’s signature no-nonsense style.

The latest episode of The Goob Show hosted by John Dorsey, aka Goob, doesn’t hold back. Whether he’s reviewing an intense character study like Magazine Dreams or calling out fitness scams like BBL trainers and gummies, Goob keeps it honest, sharp, and grounded in the bodybuilding world he knows so well. This episode covers a wide spectrum—from the artistic highs of cinema to the ridiculous lows of fitness grifting. Most notably, Goob reacts to Mike O'Hearn's shocking scene in Magazine Dreams that many fans won't see coming.

In the latest episode of The Goob Show, host John Dorsey, known as Goob, tackled several pressing topics in the fitness community, offering his candid insights and critiques - ranging from a new LA Fitness scandal to influencers promoting drinking urine for health. Goob also exposes how the rising trend of creatine gummies might end up being a waste of money.

In the latest episode of The Goob Show, host John Dorsey, known as Goob, delved into several pressing topics impacting the bodybuilding community. From the tragic death of Jodi Vance at the Arnold Sports Festival to Arnold Schwarzenegger's critique of the Men's Physique division, and controversies involving prominent figures like Bob Cicherillo and Nick Walker, Goob provided in-depth analysis and candid opinions.