Podcast appearances and mentions of Ernie Reyes

“This journey didn't begin with fight promotion—it began with the love of the arts, and it continues because of it.”“Mastery is when you're unconsciously competent—your body knows before your mind can think.”“We didn't just build champions—we built humans. And you can feel the difference when they walk into the room.” – Scott CokerWelcome to a very special episode of the Black Belt Podcast. I'm your host, Harinder Singh, and today I'm joined by a true pioneer, visionary, and martial artist—Scott Coker.You may know him as the founder of Strikeforce, the former president of Bellator, or the man who helped shape the careers of some of the greatest fighters in the world. But what sets Scott apart is not just what he built—it's how he built it.At his core, Scott is a martial artist. A student and teacher who carries the legacy of Ernie Reyes, a master of building not just champions, but character. From training in Korea to creating global fight organizations, from discovering legends like Daniel Cormier and Ronda Rousey to launching his latest venture, “Fight Night,” Scott's journey is a masterclass in authenticity, intuition, and martial arts spirit.In this conversation, we dive into:The philosophy behind building warriors from the ground up.The subtle art of talent identification and what it means to feel someone's greatness before the world sees it.The return to grassroots martial arts through “Fight Night” in San Jose.The evolving culture of combat sports—from rings to cages, from Muay Thai to MMA.And most importantly, what it really means to live, breathe, and walk the path of martial arts—on and off the mat.This is more than a conversation. It's a rare glimpse into the heart and mind of someone who's helped shape the evolution of modern martial arts, all while staying deeply rooted in the traditional code of the warrior.

What does a quartet of mutated turtles with ninja skills, and, a group of sexy male strippers on a raunchy road to glory, have in common? Digging in to the archives of previous episodesThis week on THE MOVIE CONNECTION, we ask:Jacob watched "Magic Mike XXL"(4:08) (Directed by, Gregory Jacobs. Starring, Channing Tatum, Joe Manganiello, Jada Pinkett Smith...)KC watched "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze"(35:23) (Directed by, Michael Pressman. Starring, Paige Turco, Ernie Reyes, Jr., David Warner...)Talking Points include:"La Bare" DocumentarySequelsDigital vs Analog movie magicAnd more!!Send us an e-mail to say hello: movieconnectionpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on ⁠Instagram⁠Check out more movie reviews from Jacob on ⁠Letterboxd⁠Subscribe at ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠Cover image by ⁠Austin Hillebrecht⁠ and KC SchwartzOpening and closing themes courtesy of TelevisionTunes.com

He saw this man 3 times! Listen!!

Our employees are the backbone of Caterpillar's success. They provide the innovative and diverse thinking the company needs to serve its customers around the globe. When it comes military veterans, it is recognized that serving in the armed forces build a strong work ethic and discipline that can translate into a fulfilling and successful career at Caterpillar. On this special Beyond the Iron podcast episode, host Rusty Dunn sits down with two people who understand the strong connection between military experience and building a successful Caterpillar career. Brian Edwards – Senior Vice President of Caterpillar Reman – and Ernie Reyes, global chairman of Caterpillar's Armed Forces Support Network, talk candidly about why service matters. PROGRAM GUIDE (21:59 total run time)   Guests: Brian Edwards / Senior Vice President, Caterpillar Remanufacturing Division Ernie Reyes / Senior Procurement Manager, Caterpillar Earthmoving Division & Global Chairman of the Armed Forces Support Network 2:07 – Why service matters.    5:55 – Ernie's story: from service on a nuclear submarine to a Caterpillar career.   9:30 – Transitioning from one culture to another. 12:36 – The ‘how' and ‘why' behind creating Operation Frontline. 16:10 – Celebrating the power of everyone. 19:00 – The importance of getting to know a service member.

Are you the Master? Do you posses the GLOW? The boys watched the MOTOWN produced kung fu cult classic, Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon, staring Taimak, Vanity, Julius Carry, Mike Starr, and a very you Ernie Reyes jr. They discuss this wild, crazy, pure 80's martial arts masterpiece as well as talk about their top 5 favorite martial arts fights in cinema. Don't forget to check out all of the other great shows on The Deluxe Edition Network at The Deluxe Edition Network Use Promo code DRUNKS10 to get 10% off your order at Dubby - Clean Energy To Help You Be Better – DUBBY Energy And get your Reel Drunks merch at The Reel Drunks Official Store | What a Maneuver!

Josh Burns joins us to talk about a movie from our youth that none of us ever really got into, mostly because it was a horribly misguided vehicle for Ernie Reyes, Jr. (and I GUESS Rob Schneider?) We discuss "Surf Ninjas" from 1993!

In this episode of the NERDWatch podcast the gang welcome back Cynthia, our make up artist to the stars, as they wrap up the festivities that were Maui Comic Con 2021. Then the squad engage Cynthia about what she's been up to including her enjoyment of the new Disney+ Hawkeye series. Then Gannon joins and regales us with a story involving him, Ernie Reyes, Jr., and something he shouldn't have said. Finally, some NERD news including talk of the premiere of Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Kevin Green was a rookie firefighter with the LAFD who was off duty one night out on a date when he witnessed a car crash on the freeway late at night. After pulling his truck over to help, a drunk driver crashed into the disabled vehicle, knocking it into Kevin & crushing his leg against his own truck. What happens after is a story of survival, recovery, & the importance of the fire family as Kevin frees himself from the wreckage, helps the original victim, then treats his own shattered leg. Once en route to the trauma center the firefighters treating Kevin notify his station as well as his previous department, the Compton FD. Members from both departments meet Kevin at the hospital with his family, and stay with him every step of the way. We talk about the multiple surgeries and attempted surgeries Kevin endured, as well as not knowing if he would lose his leg. He describes hearing conversations while he was supposed to be completely unconscious but was only paralyzed. We also talk about the long road to recovery that saw Kevin miraculously return to work in a year. We talk about martial arts, discipline, growing up in Compton, filming a reality show as a rookie fireman, Compton FD stories, LAFD vs CFD drill towers, fat guys with Black Belts, Serra HS career day, Ernie Reyes, & we get a mention for one of Ben's MAC trauma centers, Harbor UCLA. Kevin is an awesome guy & his positive outlook on life is infectious as are his stories about growing up as a karate kid in Compton. This episode stands strong. 

Kevin Green was a rookie firefighter with the LAFD who was off duty one night out on a date when he witnessed a car crash on the freeway late at night. After pulling his truck over to help, a drunk driver crashed into the disabled vehicle, knocking it into Kevin & crushing his leg against his own truck. What happens after is a story of survival, recovery, & the importance of the fire family as Kevin frees himself from the wreckage, helps the original victim, then treats his own shattered leg. Once en route to the trauma center the firefighters treating Kevin notify his station as well as his previous department, the Compton FD. Members from both departments meet Kevin at the hospital with his family, and stay with him every step of the way. We talk about the multiple surgeries and attempted surgeries Kevin endured, as well as not knowing if he would lose his leg. He describes hearing conversations while he was supposed to be completely unconscious but was only paralyzed. We also talk about the long road to recovery that saw Kevin miraculously return to work in a year. We talk about martial arts, discipline, growing up in Compton, filming a reality show as a rookie fireman, Compton FD stories, LAFD vs CFD drill towers, fat guys with Black Belts, Serra HS career day, Ernie Reyes, & we get a mention for one of Ben's MAC trauma centers, Harbor UCLA. Kevin is an awesome guy & his positive outlook on life is infectious as are his stories about growing up as a karate kid in Compton. This episode stands strong. 

This week on THE MOVIE CONNECTION, we ask: What does a quartet of mutated turtles with ninja skills, and, a group of sexy male strippers on a raunchy road to glory, have in common? Jacob watched "Magic Mike XXL"(4:08) (Directed by, Gregory Jacobs. Starring, Channing Tatum, Joe Manganiello, Jada Pinkett Smith...) KC watched "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze"(35:23) (Directed by, Michael Pressman. Starring, Paige Turco, Ernie Reyes, Jr., David Warner...) Talking Points include: "La Bare" Documentary Sequels Digital vs Analog movie magic And more!! Send us an e-mail to say hello: movieconnectionpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram Check out more movie reviews from Jacob on Letterboxd Subscribe at Apple Podcasts Cover image by Austin Hillebrecht and KC Schwartz Opening and closing themes courtesy of TelevisionTunes.com

Cindy Villanueva is a memoirist and an inspirational writer with a passion for helping women achieve lives of strength and joy. She's the author of a terrific book called “Don't Fight Mad: A Black Belt's Quest To Recapture Joy” and she is the co-author of “Finding Our Wings: Seven Entrepreneurs on Reclaiming Hope and Power”. Cindy is a seventh degree black-belt master instructor and the owner of Ernie Reyes' World Martial Arts. Her love of teaching led her to be an adjunct professor at Concordia University of Texas where she teaches undergraduate marketing and graduate marketing management and leadership. She speaks regularly on leadership and women in business. Cindy has four children and two grand-children and she splits her time between Austin, Texas and New Smyrna Beach, Florida.    In this episode, Cindy and I discuss: Difference between progression in girls and boys when learning self-defense  How to set healthy boundaries and how to communicate effectively Navigating through fear and dealing with it healthily  Warning signs of an unhealthy or a potentially dangerous relationship   Key Takeaways: Don't be afraid to change. Be the person who you're designed to be, that person can change and that's okay. To learn self-defense quicker, be comfortable with getting hurt and be ready to hurt. Sometimes violence is appropriate. Not all kinds of violence are evil.  Think about the upside of embracing that fear vs capitulating to that fear. If you choose the latter, you would be less than who you are designed to be and who you're capable of being.  Don't instantly dismiss yourself when you feel something is wrong. Trust your intuition and make an informed decision.    "As soon as you hear or start saying the word ‘should', run the other direction… there shouldn't be a should, everyone is different. Figure out who you are… and what brings you joy." —  Cindy Villanueva   Connect with Cindy Villanueva: Twitter: https://twitter.com/KnockoutMrktg  Website: http://www.cindyvillanueva.com/ | http://www.komarketingstrategies.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cindyvillanueva/detail/contact-info/    CONNECT WITH CYNTHIA: If you'd like to chat with Cynthia, sign up for your Personal Safety Preparedness Consultation with her today! Remember to subscribe to "Born to Be A Badass" so that you don't miss a single episode, and join us in the "Born to Be A Badass Collective" group on Facebook. While you're at it, won't you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! If you work in the self-defense world, are a survivor, a healer or otherwise BADASS woman and you would like to be interviewed by Cynthia, reach out at cynthia@jolicoeur.com To learn more about previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to Apple Podcasts or here. Connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Linkedin

Ernie Reyes Sr. is the founder of the West Coast World Martial Arts Association and a Living Legend in the Martial Arts. His demo team innovated Sport Martial Arts to a new place and eventually led to many Hollywood roles including, The Last Dragon, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Surf Ninjas, and more!

Tom Callos Mini-Bio:Tom Callos is a 7th degree black belt under Ernie Reyes, Sr. --and a 1st dan in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu under Andre Galvao. His first lessons were in judo, in 1969. He earned his 1st degree black belt in Taekwondo in 1979 --and his Black Belt in Jiu-Jitsu 49 years after he first stepped on the mats.Tom owned 2 schools located in Reno, Nevada that at their peak taught over 800 students each week. He was, for a time, in a partnership with his teacher in 11 schools in California's Bay Area and owned a school located in Hilo, Hawaii which is now owned and operated by his former student, BJ Penn. For several decades before his retirement in 2019, Tom was in service to the international martial arts community as a business consultant and curriculum designer. The programs he designed focused on altruism and his “Out of the dojo and into the world” approach to marketing, teaching, and rank testing. He designed programs such as The Ultimate Black Belt Test, The 6-Tasks Character Development Program, The Random Acts of Kindness Program --and for 15 years ran an annual “build-vention,” a martial arts business convention that was held in rural Alabama and had participants raising money for --and then building --homes and other structures to benefit people in need. His efforts in Alabama brought a quarter of a million dollars in donations and was a catalyst for more than 40,000 man-hours of volunteer labor. Now retired from consulting, Tom is working on his Bachelor of Fine Arts, with a specialty in printmaking at Boise State University.

Tom Callos is a 7th degree black belt under Ernie Reyes, Sr. --and a 1st dan in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu under Andre Galvao. His first lessons were in judo, in 1969. He earned his 1st degree black belt in Taekwondo in 1979 --and his Black Belt in Jiu-Jitsu 49 years after he first stepped on the mats.Tom owned 2 schools located in Reno, Nevada that at their peak taught over 800 students each week. He was, for a time, in a partnership with his teacher in 11 schools in California's Bay Area and owned a school located in Hilo, Hawaii which is now owned and operated by his former student, BJ Penn. For several decades before his retirement in 2019, Tom was in service to the international martial arts community as a business consultant and curriculum designer. The programs he designed focused on altruism and his “Out of the dojo and into the world” approach to marketing, teaching, and rank testing. He designed programs such as The Ultimate Black Belt Test, The 6-Tasks Character Development Program, The Random Acts of Kindness Program --and for 15 years ran an annual “build-vention,” a martial arts business convention that was held in rural Alabama and had participants raising money for --and then building --homes and other structures to benefit people in need. His efforts in Alabama brought a quarter of a million dollars in donations and was a catalyst for more than 40,000 man-hours of volunteer labor. Now retired from consulting, Tom is working on his Bachelor of Fine Arts, with a specialty in printmaking at Boise State University.

Red Sonja (1985) Directed by: Richard Fleischer Starring: Brigitte Nielsen, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sandahl Bergman, Paul L. Smith, Ernie Reyes, Jr., and Ronald Lacey Genre: Sword & Sorcery/Epic

Full disclosure, 90s "Ninja" movies have fried our brains. The ratio of Surf Ninjas Discussion to us talking about literally anything else is heavily skewed. Also, Harris made a very regrettable joke in the closing minutes of this podcast that he expects to be paying for in the afterlife, if such a thing exists. Hosts:Justin HammerTyler McKinlayTyler HarrisEdited and produced by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin HammerArtwork by: Tyler McKinlay

This week, the theme is martial arts mayhem as we tackle expert Cynthia Rothrock and Godfrey Ho's UNDEFEATABLE and Ernie Reyes, Jr.'s family affair THE ULTIMATE FIGHT a.k.a. THE PROCESS! Tune in for clips and discussion of these two conceptually linked, punchy, kicky masterpieces! Host: Nate Wyckoff Panelists: Tad Mastroianni & Jeffrey Tucker Support this podcast

Bad Movie Reviews is totally tubular this week as we hit up the 1993 kids’ flick, Surf Ninjas! The film stars the father and son team Ernie Reyes Sr. and Jr. along with Rob Schneider and Leslie Nielsen! Oh and you can watch it totally free and legit on YouTube! Plus, we talk the latest...

Note: We like our language NSFW salty, and there be spoilers here…Face Front, True Believers! Are the Fantastic 4 DOOMED!?! Will they ever appear in a motion picture with a Tomatometer above 37%? And should the unreleased Neue Constantin/Roger Corman feature from a quarter-century ago even be counted, as some claim that it was only ever made to maintain a producer's option on the property, but was never intended to be seen by, in Stan Lee's own words, "human beings"? Alex Hyde-White is Mr. Fantastic? Rebecca Staab is Invisible Girl? Jay Underwood is The Human Torch? Michael Bailey Smith and/or Carl Ciarfalio (and maybe Ernie Reyes?) is/are The Thing? The Terrible Trio of Frank, Mac, & Fixit will be the judges, as we look at the maybe first 4 movie on it's sorta-kinda 25th anniversary to see if it really is Clobberin' Time! Excelsior! As you can tell, we love a fierce conversation, so why don’t you socialize with us, either by leaving a comment on this page or…#MarvelSHPFriend us on FacebookRoll through our tumblrEmail us at rolledspinepodcasts@gmail.comTweet us as a group @rolledspine, or individually as Diabolu Frank & Illegal Machine. Fixit don’t tweet.If The Marvel Super Heroes Podcast Blogger page isn’t your bag, try the umbrella Rolled Spine Podcasts WordPress blog.

We discuss the 1993 Action/Comedy film "Surf Ninjas", starring Ernie Reyes, Jr., Rob Schneider and Leslie Nielsen, the lyrics of "Funky Cold Medina", the waste of Leslie Nielsen, and the questionable age of Rob Schneider. Kwantsu, dudes! Come like the page and chat with us on Facebook! - www.facebook.com/tjdmoviereviews  Or follow us on Twitter: @tjdmoviereviews  Music by Batstow- check out more of his music here! - https://goo.gl/tpCCgX 

TURTLE POWER! Mike, Colin and Joe are our Hosts in a Half-Shell as we talk everyones favorite 3 fingered, mutated, adolescent vigilantes THE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES. We examin the Totally Tubular 1984 Cartoon Series, The Original Film Trilogy, The New Michael Bay Movies, Their Comic Book origins and Video Game Appearances! Grab a Slice of Pizza! Put on your favorite bandana! Watch Out for the Foot Clan and get ready to GO NINJA GO NINJA GO NINJA GO!!!!

In March of 1967, the Batman and Bruce Lee shared the screen in a campy but epic battle for my geek heart.   We discuss, debate and dissect kung fu and martial arts movies past, present, and future! We visit Shangri-La on the TV show, The Librarians and visit with the Monkey King, played by Ernie Reyes, Jr.!   SPONSORS: www.tinboxsolutions.com www.wearenotgoodpeople.com   YOUTUBE LINKS: http://youtu.be/5zeRoGFft2s  by Justin H @KingofKungFuAMP

CONTRIBUTE TO THE GOFUNDME FOR ERNIE REYES, JR. https://www.gofundme.com/erjrofficial   We discuss, debate and dissect kung fu and martial arts movies past, present, and future! We visit Shangri-La on the TV show, The Librarians and visit with the Monkey King, played by Ernie Reyes, Jr.!   SPONSORS: www.tinboxsolutions.com www.wearenotgoodpeople.com   YOUTUBE LINKS: http://youtu.be/5zeRoGFft2s  by Justin H @KingofKungFuAMP

Tom Tom Callos is a veteran martial arts teacher, martial arts activist, and martial arts business coach who has helped countless people grow successful businesses, and even more important, become better, more fulfilled people. Tom is a high level  black belt in TKD under Ernie Reyes jr and a Brown belt in BJJ under Elliot Kelly and Gustavo Enriquez. He was BJ Penn’s first BJJ coach and is the father of Keenan Cornelius (and , world champion BJJ competitor. Tom recently won gold in his division at the BJJ worlds. In this interview he discusses everything from corresponding with Rosa Parks, his sons Keenan and Shannon, training BJ Penn, attracting more students and teaching what’s really important (not just techniques), what  “The Ultimate Black Belt Test”  is, and how it’s  like Joseph Campbell's “The Hero’s Journey;” the Alabama House Building Project, his portrait  artwork, promoting your school/academy through community impact; and how he believes success is measured by how you’ve affected your family, your friends, your students, and your community….if not the world..

Michael Schultz's The Last Dragon is the story of Leroy Green (Taimak), a young man on a quest to find wisdom who's beset by gangsters and the Shogun of Harlem.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 320 This week we are coming to you "live" from Fandomfest as we talk with director, producer, screenwriter, and special effects creator Robert Kurtzman. Then we sit down and discuss growing up in the industry with actor and martial artist Ernie Reyes, Jr. Plus of course we'll check in with certain members of the Meltdown gang along the way as well.  And as we witness a Duck Hunt pro, we also mention... Jurassic World, Let Us Prey, The Funhouse Massacre, Scream TV series, Kevin Nash, It Follows, I DVR'd it, fake Doctor Eugene from The Walking Dead, a ghetto police station, a twelve week make-up course, working for Michael Bay, gladiators in Crocs, Charlie Band, taking advantage of digital effects, epic sets, 80's movies with monster effects, rom com tax write-offs, B.D. Wong, the head gag, Trainwreck, gasoline goes bad, playing the frat guys, Quentin Tarantino, Brigitte Nielsen, it was just the most amazing movie-making experience I ever had, yeah... Indiana Jones is looking for you, Troll, Bad Boys 2, Richard Fleischer, Andy Chang, Fred Dekker, Drew's body, Steven Spielberg, Evil Dead 2, runnin' and gunnin', broken leg appliances, the bodies coming out of the van, going to art school, Pulp Fiction, The Last Dragon, Marvin's head, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Night of the Creeps, he was really the one who was responsible for the starting of my career, The People  Under the Stairs, when your friends are Steve Mcqueen and James Coburn, Berry Gordy, every star has their heyday, uping the body count, Carrie Fisher, choreographing fight scenes, a bouncey castle with spinning blade, From Beyond, Reservoir Dogs, wanting to be like Bruce Lee, it was the time of my life actually, Robert Englund, casting the Ving Rhames body, the guy with the frying pan, living in Italy for six months, Jennifer Aniston in a less then attractive role, is it that hard to put on white make-up, Jim Henson and Golden Harvest, Jeff Goldblum, Misery, a pop-up Kickstarter, having a martial arts school, Amy Schumer, From Dusk til Dawn, that one chick who's name I forgot with the red hair, Cake, Red Sonja and Misty's first interaction with Doug Jones.  "I definitely... having grown up in Hollywood, have gone down every pathway you can possibly imagine." For more on Robert's effects work, go to: http://www.creaturecorps.net/ To help Ernie cover his medical bills, go to: http://www.gofundme.com/erjrofficial And for more on Fandomfest, go to: http://www.fandomfest.com/

For the final show of the season Arden and another kung fu film! Though, Paul will argue that it’s not a kung fu movie, but a terribly long 80s music video. Either way, the guys are obviously having a fun time reviewing it. Oh, and there’s a single person in the chat room during the live show. It sounds sad to have only one person, but he’s one of the film’s stars! JOKE’S ON YOU, REST OF THE INTERNET. Interested in watching this piece of cinema? Choose your flavor below: Amazon Instant has it in glorious SD! Google Play iTunes Youtube On with the show: Once again, Arden brings us a movie to review. Previously, he brought us Revengeofthe.ninja. We learn that M.A.S.K., Mask and The Mask are all different films and television shows. Chris is fascinated with Berry Gordy’s Wikipedia page. The Last Dragon is ranked number 33 for the year in 1985 and look at the movies below it. Clue, Weird Science and more. There’s a Road House play? Get your fan site on because you need the glow. The villain is played by the late Julius Carry, who is simply amazing. Lots of recognizable faces in this film, William H. Macy, Rudy from the Cosby Show, Chazz Palminteri and this guy who is in every mobster film. Vanity’s 7th Heaven is…well, watch at your own risk. Not one, but two songs in this film were nominated for a Razzie. Arden compares Vanity’s dance in the 7th Heaven video to Prancercise. An actor from the film, Ernie Reyes Jr. shows up in the chat room during our live stream of this episode. Chris recounts the experience here. Chris is frustrated because he can’t find the Suki Yaki Hot Saki Sue song anywhere for purchase. Paul blows the minds of the others when he points out that Leroy’s master is just regurgitating fortune cookie wisdom throughout the entire film. Hey! He’s right. Ernie Reyes tells us from the chat room that his dad Ernie Reyes Sr. was one of the baddies in the club fight scene near the end. Who’s Leroy’s dentist? He does great work. As we wind the recap down, Ernie Reyes Jr. shares a great insight from being on the set during the final scene in the movie. Have a listen, we can’t spoil it here. We discuss 80’s music vs. boy bands and Arden dares Paul to watch Breakin and Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo. We discuss other possible movies to watch and Ernie suggests a few from the chat room, like Surf Ninjas. Then hilariously he says, “Why is my whole career films that can be on your show?” Thanks to Arden for joining us on a very funny show. Check out the restaurant he and friends are creating on twitter. There’s a blog for Prairie Noodle Shop as well. Of course, we need to thank Ernie Reyes Jr. for popping into the chat room. You can find him on twitter, @erniereyesjr. Finally, we have to thank you the audience for indulging us and listening. Support Film Frown on Patreon

Episode 8 daddy! The guys talk Hulk Hogan possibly for Expendables 4, new Rush Hour TV series, Who Am I? remake, Jason Statham as Bullseye, DC movies, Life of Action book, Ernie Reyes jr., and Dusty Rhodes & Christopher Lee passing into the great beyond. They review Big Trouble in Little China (1986) and Fist of Fury (1994)

The Roman Show welcomes actor and martial artist Ernie Reyes , who talks about mma, being named V.P. of Dignity Kids,  movie roles, Hollywood Stuntman, Ninja Turtles, Filipino mma fighters and more. Also joining us are former TNA superstars The Hot Shots, Cassidy Riley and Chase Stevens, who will compete at Ring Warriors Sunday in Pompano Beach, Fl. LIKE our Facebook page Facebook.com/romanshowmedia, FOLLOW us on Twitter @romandh, Subscribe on our Youtube channel Youtube.com/rroman0201.