Ned Fulmer makes up one-quarter ofThe Try Guys.
SinceleavingBuzzFeedin 2018, they’ve released merch, a book, hot sauce, tea, and a documentary.
Fulmer details much of his life on social media.
ForCBS' Streamseries, Fulmer was profiled.
HisLinkedIn profiledetails that he got a Bachelors in Chemistry from Yale.
He’s shown the internet the science behind baking with some very cute appearances from his son, Wesley.
You also get to light things on fire."
It really doesn’t stress me out to talk about it or plan for it.
It’s just math and I like math," he said.
“A lot of people don’t so I get that.
It’s very sweet.
He’s shared the story of how he met his wife, Ariel, a number of times.
She revealed that, as Fulmer has said, they met at a party of mutual friends in Chicago.
Ariel revealed that she went to the party with a friend.
I totally blew Ned off and started hitting on his gay friend,” said Ariel.
“Ned describes it as he saw me walk into the party and there was nobody else.
But I’m like, ‘really?
Because I’m pretty sure you were talking to my friend Annalise for a pretty long time.’
Ned always tells the super romantic story of love at first sight.”
The pair gravitated toward each other and hit it off.
“I talk about Ariel a lot because she’s really awesome.
There is mutual admiration and respect,” said Fulmer.
“I think communication is really important.
That’s a small perspective change but it makes a huge difference.”
It’s the parenting podcast with a difference.
The couple discusses parenting topics through the usual funny and frank Try Guys lens.
We felt there was a need for entertainment and advice.
