Podcasts about Muay Thai

In today's episode at You Can Overcome Anything! Podcast Show, Cesar R. Espino brings to you a special guest to the show.If you are a high performer, founder or leader who has built success in business but keeps finding yourself stuck in the same relationship patterns, reacting from triggers you cannot control, or feeling more disconnected at home the more you achieve at work, you will love this episode. Hannah Dalby is a Human Integration Facilitator, CEO of The Jungle, and former professional Muay Thai fighter who spent a decade competing professionally before developing Human Integration, a precise somatic process that identifies and releases the unconscious triggers driving relationship patterns at the root. A decade clean, she works with leaders and founders globally to help them experience the intimacy, safety and genuine connection that their external success has never been able to buy them.To connect with Hannah Dalby go to:hannahdalby.comthejungle.net.auintegratedaf.comhttps://www.instagram.com/recoveryjungle/https://www.instagram.com/hannah.dalbyhttps://www.instagram.com/intothejungle_podcast/https://www.youtube.com/@IntoTheJungle-HannahDalbyYet Another amazing Episode of You Can Overcome Anything! Podcast Show.  If you are not subscribed yet, make sure you hit the Subscribe bottom and join us today.   To Connect with CesarRespino go to:

Jason 'Foxy' Fox joins James Smith, on his wife's birthday no less, for an unfiltered and very funny conversation that swaps the usual topics for a proper sit-down with the boys. A former UK Special Forces operator and the longest-serving member of the SAS: Who Dares Wins directing staff, Foxy opens up about becoming a dad again at 50 after seven years of IVF, missing his son's birth over a WhatsApp video call, and why newborn sleep deprivation hits harder than anything the military threw at him.

LOF wants to hear from you!Michael Caulo previews his upcoming MedFit Global Virtual Conference presentation, Movement As Medicine.In this short teaser episode, Michael introduces the idea that movement is not only about weight loss, calories, or physical performance.Movement can also be used as a practical tool to support focus, stress regulation, sleep quality, cognitive performance, ADHD-related challenges, and daily transitions.This preview introduces key ideas from the presentation, including:State Before StrategyRegulate, Activate, PerformMovement As A Transition RitualMinimum Viable MovementCapacity Before ComplexityMovement SnacksMovement, ADHD, And Executive FunctionAwareness, Intention, Action, And AccountabilityThe full presentation will be available through the MedFit Global Virtual Conference, September 24-27, 2026.Conference Details:MedFit Global Virtual ConferenceSeptember 24-27, 2026100 Percent Online!Learn More at fbasucceed.com/medfit and use code GVC26 to register for just $99! (Save $100!)

From the early days of the New York Muay Thai scene to working with fighters like Sitthichai, Petchpanomrung, Ramy and Selena Flores, Aziz has watched the sport evolve across multiple generations. In this conversation, we talk about how Muay Thai has changed, the difference between old-school and modern training, what makes a good coach, and why young fighters need to learn patience. Aziz also talks about cornering Selena Flores against Stamp Fairtex, the lessons he took from that experience, and what international fighters need to understand when competing overseas. We also get into the bigger problems facing Muay Thai in America — including the lack of promotions, competition and opportunities for fighters. And Aziz shares the philosophy that has guided him throughout his career

On Episode #185 of the Shout Out Fight Podcast, I sit down with Dan Zhou of Westside Muay Thai in Ottawa, just days before one of the biggest fights of his career.On September 13th, Dan steps into the ring at the Canadian War Museum as part of the massive Thailand vs. Canada Challenge, with a WMC title on the line vs American opponent Koi Carney.I've had the pleasure of commentating Dan for several years, and it's been awesome watching him develop into a proper professional fighter. That made this conversation especially cool because I've seen many of the highs, challenges and milestones that have helped shape the fighter he is today.Dan talks about his upcoming opponent, someone he's been aware of and impressed by for years. He always had a feeling their paths would eventually cross — and now, with a WMC title at stake, they finally will!We also get into Dan's love for both K-1 and Muay Thai. He loves the footwork, combinations and boxing of K-1, but right now his focus is simple: bigger fights, better opponents and continuing to improve. For Dan, Muay Thai is a journey, not a destination — a philosophy that seems to carry over into his life as well. Keep learning, keep improving and go with the flow.We talk about fights where Dan has overcome personal milestones, the mental preparation behind those moments, and the other side of fighting — those nights where absolutely nothing seems to go right and overcoming catastrophe during a fight. Of course, we finish with Dan's Top 3 favourite fighters, his Shout Out, and plenty more along the way. Dan Zhou is genuinely one of the good guys in Canadian Muay Thai, and it's been a pleasure watching his journey up to this point.Now it's time for another huge chapter.September 13th. Canada vs. Thailand. WMC gold on the line.Good luck, Dan. Let's keep that belt on Canadian soil.

Survivor 51 Cast Preview Part 2 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Survivor 51's cast preview heats up as Rob Cesternino and Survivor analyst Mike Bloom dig deep into seven of the season's new castaways, uncovering colorful personalities and potential power players. In this episode of the Survivor 51 Cast Preview, Rob turns to Mike for the inside scoop after preseason interviews are off the table, sending Mike on an investigative quest to discover everything possible about the likes of Eric, Jelly, Jenna, Linnea, Kilby, Kristin, and Lewis. Diving right into Survivor 51, Mike and Rob analyze a tribe mix featuring therapists, sociologists, game designers, content creators, and even the owner of a lingerie and adult store. They debate how Eric's therapy skills and Muay Thai background might impact his gameplay, and whether Jelly's professor energy helps her connect or puts a target on her back by making her the center of attention. The two also discuss Jenna's poetic strategy to harness empathy, Kilby's extensive experience in online strategy games, Kristen's crisis management expertise, Lewis's wild, chaotic influencer approach, and Linnea's entrepreneurial drive and memorable day job. Key discussion points include: – Eric's balancing act between empathy and strategy, and whether his open heart could be a blessing or a curse. – Jelly's “need to be the center of attention” and how her sociology background might translate (or not) to tribe life. – Kilby's unique blend of superfan knowledge and chaotic gameplay, plus his surprising secret role as host of a Survivor podcast. – The social dynamics of a content creator with millions of followers like Lewis landing on the island, and how his “boredom equals chaos” philosophy might play out. – Linnea's honest and bold approach as an adult shop owner, and whether that business edge helps her navigate Survivor's shifting alliances. Mike and Rob explore whether a big personality like Kilby can survive once his deception is exposed, or if genuine connection will triumph over flashier moves. Who benefits from blending in, and whose quirks will blow up their game? Tune in for all the Survivor 51 secrets, and find out who might end up a surprise power player, underdog, or the first big blindside of the new open era. Chapters: 0:00 Meet the Survivor 51 Cast 2:39 Survivor 51 Tribes and Format 4:26 Eric: Therapist and Theater Kid 8:29 Eric's Athletic Background and Strategy 13:35 Eric's Emotional Strengths and Weaknesses 15:12 Jelly: Sociology and Survivor 22:32 Survivor Sociology and Jelly's Style 28:07 Jelly's Immunity: Ego and Attention 35:04 Jenna: Photographer and Poetic Tactics 40:40 Jenna's Survivor Role Models 43:43 Daniel “Kilby”: Superfan and Game Designer 46:09 Kilby's ORG, Sequester, and Persona Play 52:45 Kilby's Social Game and Edgic Podcast 62:22 Kristin Flickinger: Crisis Manager Insight 66:56 Kristin's Leadership, Age, and Challenges 74:22 Lewis: Influencer and Adventurer 81:13 Lewis’ Risk-Taking Survivor Approach 88:00 Linnea Capo Bianco's Business and Personality 94:52 Final Thoughts on Survivor 51 Cast Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Survivor 51 Cast Preview Part 2 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Survivor 51's cast preview heats up as Rob Cesternino and Survivor analyst Mike Bloom dig deep into seven of the season's new castaways, uncovering colorful personalities and potential power players. In this episode of the Survivor 51 Cast Preview, Rob turns to Mike for the inside scoop after preseason interviews are off the table, sending Mike on an investigative quest to discover everything possible about the likes of Eric, Jelly, Jenna, Linnea, Kilby, Kristin, and Lewis. Diving right into Survivor 51, Mike and Rob analyze a tribe mix featuring therapists, sociologists, game designers, content creators, and even the owner of a lingerie and adult store. They debate how Eric's therapy skills and Muay Thai background might impact his gameplay, and whether Jelly's professor energy helps her connect or puts a target on her back by making her the center of attention. The two also discuss Jenna's poetic strategy to harness empathy, Kilby's extensive experience in online strategy games, Kristen's crisis management expertise, Lewis's wild, chaotic influencer approach, and Linnea's entrepreneurial drive and memorable day job. Key discussion points include: – Eric's balancing act between empathy and strategy, and whether his open heart could be a blessing or a curse. – Jelly's “need to be the center of attention” and how her sociology background might translate (or not) to tribe life. – Kilby's unique blend of superfan knowledge and chaotic gameplay, plus his surprising secret role as host of a Survivor podcast. – The social dynamics of a content creator with millions of followers like Lewis landing on the island, and how his “boredom equals chaos” philosophy might play out. – Linnea's honest and bold approach as an adult shop owner, and whether that business edge helps her navigate Survivor's shifting alliances. Mike and Rob explore whether a big personality like Kilby can survive once his deception is exposed, or if genuine connection will triumph over flashier moves. Who benefits from blending in, and whose quirks will blow up their game? Tune in for all the Survivor 51 secrets, and find out who might end up a surprise power player, underdog, or the first big blindside of the new open era. Chapters: 0:00 Meet the Survivor 51 Cast 2:39 Survivor 51 Tribes and Format 4:26 Eric: Therapist and Theater Kid 8:29 Eric's Athletic Background and Strategy 13:35 Eric's Emotional Strengths and Weaknesses 15:12 Jelly: Sociology and Survivor 22:32 Survivor Sociology and Jelly's Style 28:07 Jelly's Immunity: Ego and Attention 35:04 Jenna: Photographer and Poetic Tactics 40:40 Jenna's Survivor Role Models 43:43 Daniel “Kilby”: Superfan and Game Designer 46:09 Kilby's ORG, Sequester, and Persona Play 52:45 Kilby's Social Game and Edgic Podcast 62:22 Kristin Flickinger: Crisis Manager Insight 66:56 Kristin's Leadership, Age, and Challenges 74:22 Lewis: Influencer and Adventurer 81:13 Lewis’ Risk-Taking Survivor Approach 88:00 Linnea Capo Bianco's Business and Personality 94:52 Final Thoughts on Survivor 51 Cast Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Brendan Schaub is back answering your biggest UFC and MMA questions on BBB Fan Questions.Brendan breaks down Islam Makhachev's chances of extending his historic winning streak at welterweight and explains why bigger fighters like Michael Morales and Ian Machado Garry could create serious problems for Islam. He also discusses whether UFC champions should be forced to fight twice a year, Sean O'Malley's next move, the possibility of a UFC legends card featuring Jon Jones, GSP and Conor McGregor, and why Michael “Venom” Page and Ian Machado Garry can produce frustrating fights.Plus, Brendan weighs in on UFC judging and grappling, fighters representing different countries, UFC prospects, Muay Thai fighters transitioning to MMA, athletic commissions and more.Drop FAN QUESTION in the YouTube comments for a chance to have your question answered on the next episode. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What if improving your relationship started with changing how you eat, move, sleep, and manage stress? Hannah Dalby returns to explain why taking care of your body is also an investment in the person you love.Hannah is a former professional Muay Thai fighter, human integration specialist, and founder of The Jungle. Following her powerful first conversation with Rich about grief, addiction, abusive relationships, and self-discovery, she returns to explore the connection between physical health, nervous system regulation, attraction, and lasting relationships.In this episode: Discover how exercise can release stress and improve emotional regulation  Learn why blood sugar crashes may affect patience and communication  Explore whether couples should exercise together or separately  Understand how sleep, hydration, and nutrition influence connection  Find out why healthy habits can become acts of self-respect and love Hannah also discusses her recovery from extreme training, the importance of fueling the body properly, and how someone who feels intimidated by exercise can begin with small, manageable steps.Learn more about Hannah and her team at TheJungle.net.au.This episode is sponsored by Daniel McGhee and The Victory Team.Subscribe to Conversations with Rich Bennett, leave a review, share this episode with someone who needs it, and join the conversation.Send us Fan MailRide For Life Healing Arts & Music FestivalThe Victory TeamLOOKING TO BUY OR SELL A HOME Go with the Agent that was voted Harford's Best & won the Harford CouDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showRate & Review on Apple Podcasts Follow the Conversations with Rich Bennett podcast on Social Media:Facebook – Conversations with Rich Bennett Facebook Group (Join the conversation) – Conversations with Rich Bennett podcast group | FacebookTwitter – Conversations with Rich Bennett Instagram – @conversationswithrichbennettTikTok – CWRB (@conversationsrichbennett) | TikTokSponsors, Affiliates, and ways we pay the bills:Hosted on BuzzsproutSquadCastSubscribe by Email

Zach Converse is back on The Hurt Business ahead of his upcoming Cage Titans fight on September 12th. We kick things off with the latest on the stache (0:21) before getting into how Zach first found his way into combat sports (3:58), the impact his coaches have had on his development (6:44), and the reality of making the transition into MMA (11:17).We also talk about the sports Zach grew up playing (15:54), the dangers of overtraining during fight camp (20:29), and his mindset heading into his next MMA fight (27:49). Then we wrap things up with a little fast fire (29:19) — because we can't have a serious fight conversation without getting a few random questions in there.A good mix of fight camp, MMA, coaching, training, and the personality behind the fighter. Zach is always a fun one to have on, and this one gets into both sides of the game — the work that goes into preparing for a fight and everything that comes with it outside the cage.Follow Zach on IG: HEREFollow the podcast on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehbpod_/

El primer y único programa del deporte quilmeño. En esta edición: ‍♀viajamos hasta Europa Central para encontrarnos con Berenice Frelier, la jugadora de la Selección Argentina de Handball surgida de Alemanes que, tras consagrarse campeona de la liga de Eslovaquia, ahora afronta un nuevo desafío en la máxima categoría del poderoso handball femenino de Polonia; nos subimos al ring junto a Juan Manuel El Matador Esteban para conocer todos los detalles de la 11ª edición de la Liga Argentina de Muay Thai que este sábado llegará al Club El Porvenir en modo Open Sudamericano con más de 200 combates en tres rings, inscripción récord y delegaciones de toda la región; y José Piñón, entrenador de Futsal Femenino del Unión de Ezpeleta y formador de Tiara Paz, la primera jugadora surgida del club en ser convocada para disputar un torneo internacional con la Selección Argentina, el cuál será el Sudamericano Sub 20. Además, Los Titulares, música y sorteos. #DQRadio #TodosLosDeportes #UnSoloLugar

Jan Knees gilt als einer der aufregendsten und talentiertesten Muay Thai Kämpfer Deutschlands. Egal ob in Kambodscha, im Rajadamnern, bei SKS, im Lumpinee oder bei Rising Muay Thai. Jan nimmt alles herausforderungen an und bewältigt diese mit Bravur. Nun stehen zwei Wegweisende Duelle in seiner Karriere an. Bei Road to RWS in Bern, DER Muay Thai Show des Europäischen Kontients 2026, kämpft Jan gegen Leroy Luperon. Kurz darauf folgt ein weiterer Kracher gegen den ehemaligen Rajadamnern Champion Bento. Jans Geschichte und sein weg ins Muay Thai hört ihr in dieser Episode 109. Seid gespannt ! @janknees____________________________________www.teeptalkmedia.dewww.muay-x.com___________________________________www.khunpon.de Code TEEP10www.okami-fightgear.com Code TEEP15www.muaythai-camp.com Code podcast

Think you know who won a Muay Thai fight just because one fighter landed more strikes, scored more dumps, or put their opponent on the canvas more often?Muay Thai judging does not work like a scoreboard.In Episode 248 of the Pu'u Muay Thai Podcast, Jonathan Puu breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions in the sport: knowing Muay Thai is not the same as knowing how to judge Muay Thai.Using Petchmorakot vs. Jimmy Vienot as a real-world example, Jonathan explains why controversial decisions often make more sense once you understand the actual judging criteria being used.In this episode, you'll learn:Why Muay Thai judges do not simply count kicks, knees, dumps, or punchesHow damage, balance, control, and effective technique are actually evaluatedWhy a sweep is not automatically equal to a knockdownHow catching a kick after absorbing full damage can be misunderstoodWhy Petchmorakot's knockdown of Vienot was so important to the scoreHow fouls like hooking and plowing affect what happens in an exchangeWhy close rounds are not automatically 10-10 roundsHow the 10-point must system works in Muay ThaiWhy experienced fighters and coaches can still misunderstand judgingHow judges can make mistakes—and why continued education mattersJonathan also shares an example from a heavyweight fight where a decision was successfully protested and overturned after judges gave too much weight to visually impressive throws instead of the higher-priority judging criteria.The point of this episode is not that judges are always right. They're not.The point is that judging is its own skill, and understanding the sport does not automatically mean you understand how to consistently apply the criteria used to determine a winner.If you've ever watched a close Muay Thai fight and immediately yelled "robbery," this episode may change the way you watch fights.Jonathan also discusses SIAM Standard, his Muay Thai ring official training program designed to help referees, judges, inspectors, timekeepers, and supervisors better understand the responsibilities and standards required to officiate the sport properly.Get started on SIAM Standard here: https://muaythairingofficial.comSupport the showLeave a message or text us 24/7/365!+1-805-456-3316

What happens when fitness stops being punishment and becomes a way of coming home to yourself?In this conversation, Kristin Walker sits down with longtime friend, fitness coach, podcaster and mental health advocate Aline Duriaud for a wide-ranging conversation about late-identified neurodivergence, menopause, strength training, Muay Thai, mental health, coercive control, unmasking, and the extraordinary experience of finally understanding the operating system you've been living inside all along.Aline talks candidly about receiving an ADHD diagnosis in midlife and more recently beginning to understand herself through an autistic lens. She and Kristin explore the grief that can accompany late identification, but also the enormous possibility that opens when years of therapy, self-knowledge and lived experience suddenly have a new organizing framework. They also talk about bodies.Aline shares how she moved into fitness professionally in her late 40s, becoming a certified personal trainer and later pursuing specialist training in menopause and mobility. What began as a desire to become physically strong during an extraordinarily difficult period of her life eventually led her into bodybuilding, coaching, mobility work and, in her 50s, Muay Thai.The conversation gets into something rarely discussed in conventional fitness culture: movement as nervous-system regulation. For neurodivergent women especially, physical training can offer a place to put enormous mental energy, reconnect with a body that may have felt unsafe or disconnected, learn complex systems through movement, and experience strength without turning exercise into another form of punishment.Aline also speaks openly about her own experiences with coercive control, difficult coaching relationships, mental health treatment, DBT, burnout and the danger of handing too much authority to someone simply because they call themselves a coach. The result is a thoughtful discussion about agency, boundaries and finding forms of movement—and relationships—that actually fit the person you are.And then there is Muay Thai. Aline describes what it is like to become a beginner again in her 50s, learning an intricate combat sport with an ADHD coach who sometimes explains body mechanics using kebabs, baseball bats and imaginary iron testicles. Somehow, it works. Because perhaps the point isn't perfect discipline. Perhaps the point is discovering the kind of movement that makes you want to return to your body.About Aline DuriaudAline Duriaud is a London-based certified personal trainer, fitness coach, mental health advocate and founder of Rise Strong Fitness Collective, where her work centers particularly on helping women over 40 build strength, mobility, confidence and sustainable relationships with movement.Her professional study includes personal training, strength and resistance training, menopause-focused coaching, mobility for strength and injury prevention, body composition and functional training. Her own evolving practice also includes bodybuilding and Muay Thai. Aline is the host of Flex and Flow with Aline, a podcast exploring the intersection of fitness and mental health through conversations with coaches, athletes, mental health professionals and people whose lives have been changed by movement. She also created Beyond the Borderline, a peer-focused mental health podcast that has accumulated more than 80,000 downloads.Her newest writing explores menopause, neurodivergence, fitness and her experience of learning Muay Thai in her 50s.Find AlineSubstack — Menopause & Muay Thaihttps://substack.com/@menopauseandmuaythaiInstagram — Aline Duriaudhttps://www.instagram.com/aline.duriaudRise Strong Fitness Collectivehttps://www.instagram.com/risestrongfitnesslondon/Flex and Flow with Aline — Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/flex-and-flow-with-aline/id1788533409Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mental-health-news-radio--3082057/support.

Kelechi Okafor once moved to Atlanta because she believed she and Ciara should be friends.There was no meeting arranged. No address. Not really even a plan. She just… went to Atlanta.Which gives you some idea of the energy of this week's My Mate Bought a Toaster, especially with that being THE FIRST SENTENCE OF THE SHOW.Strap in.Via Kelechi's online shopping history, Tom discovers an extraordinary trail through acting, personal training, pole dancing, homemade wigs, hot yoga, tarot, Muay Thai and a frankly alarming approach to protecting the radiator covers in her studio. Alarming and also completely ineffective.There's also the small matter of turning 40 and inventing geriatric twerking, why you should be VERY careful about the words “in perpetuity” in a contract, the joys of window-shopping death and why Kelechi is simply too sexy to give away the rights to her voice and likeness forever.One online shopping history. One life story. It's another My Mate Bought a Toaster!Also go and check out our friends at Great Oak Farm. They're ecologists and writers who specialise in the most BEAUTIFUL kids' books. Here's a link look. It's only a few quid and there's Apple Pay so it's done in seconds!See you next week for more Toasted!

Degens Andy S and Brandon Bombay head to Bangkok completely unprepared in the fight of their lives before discussing a Cannon Films classic, 'Kickboxer.' Andy opens up the first round by recalling a time when a man off the street entered his boxing gym with misplaced confidence similar to Eric getting whooped by Tong Po. Then the fellas jump into action to talk about this wonderful '80s oddity. A starring vehicle for Jean-Claude Van Damme just before he exploded into the mainstream, the film was ahead of its time having Muay Thai at the forefront, and features some incredible location shots in Thailand, but is extremely light on dialogue from actual Thai actors. The dialogue is obviously secondary as we all just want to get amped and watch Van Damme consciously showing off spinning kicks while training, which helped inspire a generation of kids to foolishly believe they could kick trees with their shins to toughen up. Opposite Van Damme is one of his most notable villains in the insidiously evil Tong Po (played by Van Damme's good friend in Thai face). The Muscles from Brussels gets to put some of his acting chops on display, as he is often playful and goofy — leading to a bar fight that is beloved on social media — and also emoting while crying for his brother, or reconnecting with ancient warriors. Similar to the episode, it's all delightful nonsense that will have you shouting Nok Su Kow by the time it's over. 

Thor goes to Muay Thai lessons and is making quite a bit of progress. Now the only thing that seems a little off about everything is the way he warms up... or more specifically, where he warms upSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thor goes to Muay Thai lessons and is making quite a bit of progress. Now the only thing that seems a little off about everything is the way he warms up... or more specifically, where he warms upSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, Fares is joined by amateur fighter Jeffrey “Black Shark” Cetoute.Starting with how he got his fighter nickname (0:30), Jeffrey talks about his current team, Gym RaJasi Muay Thai (1:29), and how he got into the fight game (2:36). He shares stories from his early tournaments, including the USA Novice Tournament (7:29), before discussing his team's upcoming WAK Kickboxing Tournament in Baltimore (10:02).Jeffrey then previews his upcoming bout at Combat Zone 93, where he looks to rematch former opponent James Johnson (14:58). We talk about the training partners who have helped prepare him for the fight (23:59), his trip to Thailand last year, and the impact the culture had on him (25:41).Closing out the episode with the Fast Fire Segment (32:46).https://www.instagram.com/thehbpod_/

Tyrone Roberts joins the MMA History Podcast for a deep dive into the earliest days of Midwest MMA. A Meskwaki First Nation pioneer and one of only three tribal members to compete in the UFC, Roberts recounts his path from high school wrestling state champion to Extreme Challenge standout under Monty Cox and Pat Miletich. He shares stories of tournament nights, Hook and Shoot bouts, a Rings King of Kings appearance in Japan, and his UFC 26 fight against David Dodd, alongside decades of work as a referee across boxing, MMA, and Muay Thai. From the Iowa fight scene of the late 1990s to coaching women's wrestling today, this conversation captures the grit and longevity of a true pioneer still giving back to the sport.Subscribe for more interviews preserving the real history of mixed martial arts.0:00 start 0:31 MMA History Podcast intro 1:03 guest introduction 1:19 interview start 1:29 current career 2:08 1 of 3 to compete in UFC from Meswaki tribe 5:01 Tyrone Roberts vs Rick Graveson5:38 memories of Extreme Challenge 6:23 Tyrone Roberts vs Joe Leggett7:25 training with Pat Miletich9:36 thoughts on Nick Tarpeins10:02 Reffing fights 10:18 training with Joe Slick 11:02 convincing Andre Roberts to come train12:54 Ultimate Enticer tournament 13:47 conversations with Monte Cox14:49 fights that aren't on record 15:51 prize money for winning tournament17:23 high school wrestling career 18:49 getting hand raised in the UFC19:12 Tyrone Roberts vs Todd Frederickson19:55 Tyrone Roberts vs Adrian Serrano 21:17 sobriety during fight career 22:10 reffing in the BKFC24:44 fighting 2 4 man tournaments in two days26:56 struggles with alcohol addiction28:48 Tyrone Roberts vs Brian Dunn31:09 wearing a shirt during fights 32:38 Tyrone Roberts vs Wesley Bockert35:17 Tyrone Roberts vs Jonathan Ivey37:37 Tyrone Roberts vs David Dodd39:29 experience with Jamie Levine 40:24 relationship with Joe Slick 42:35 daughter's college wrestling career43:45 friendship with Andre Roberts 44:55 conversations with John Perretti46:13 Tyrone Roberts vs Ricardo Fyeet47:52 experience in Japan 48:58 getting the call for the UFC49:49 Tyrone Roberts vs David Dodd 250:51 interactions with Bobby Hoffman52:38 Big Papa Schnake53:04 Travis Fulton53:29 Cornering Andre Roberts 54:14 dealings with Brad Kohler 55:15 thoughts on Brian Robinson55:53 Jason Mayhem Miller56:14 training with Drew McFedries57:01 training with Jeremy Horn 57:26 Amaury Bitetti59:02 canceled bout with Chris Haseman59:20 reason for never returning to UFC59:52 Tyrone Roberts vs Sam Adkins 1:00:30 Tyrone Roberts vs Josh Stamp 1:01:30 interview wrap up/outroInstagram https://www.instagram.com/mmahistorypodcast?igsh=aHVweHdncXQycHBy&utm_source=qrSpotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3q8KsfqrSQSjkdPLkdtNWb?si=aL3D5Y3aTDi-PQZdweWL8gApple Podcast MMA History PodcastYouTube https://youtube.com/@MMAHistoryPodcast?si=bj1RBXTZ2X82tv_JOutro song: Power - https://tunetank.com/t/2gji/1458-powerMike - The MMA Detective - @mikedavis632 Cash App - $mikedavis1231Venmo - Mike-Davis-63ZELLE: Cutthroatmma@gmail.com / ph#: 773-491-5052 Thank You for your support#MMAHistory #TyroneRoberts #EarlyMMA #UFC

We cannot tell you how much we LOVE receiving your questions and requests for‘perfume prescriptions' (something we've always specialised in at On the ScentPodcast – it brings us such joy being able to match people to perfumes they'dperhaps never tried or even heard of). And we get a LOT of DMs@onthescentpodcast on Instagram, and messages on our On the Scent privateFacebook group, so here we are dedicating an episode to do a deep dive on twofascinating fragrant conundrums...Sometimes the prescription requests we get are to help find a ‘replacement' for abeloved signature scent that's since been discontinued – to which we say, there'sprobably never going to be an exact match, but we can definitely guide you towardtrying some scents that match the vibe, the feeling that fragrance gave you whenyou wore it, and the way it slotted into your life like a puzzle piece. We also get alot of requests for very specific scenarios, sometimes quite abstract themes orintimate moments our listeners are seeking to scent! But when we think aboutthem more broadly, there's ways of applying these scenarios (and the things thelistener needs to take from them: strength, motivation, comfort, energy...) toaspects of our own lives.In this correspondence special, we begin with some lovely feedback from a listenerwho made a new discovery via a previous prescription suggestion, then we dive intothe two new requests, which are equally intriguing, and really showcase the kindsof questions we get so many of and adore researching (often for hours!) to find theperfect perfumes for.Let's begin!Joanna said:‘Dear Suzy and Nicola,I can't thank you enough for your amazing affordable iris prescriptions! Both soundincredible and I will be definitely be hunting them down, especially Fragonard Bellede Paris!I especially want to thank you for your reviews of the new M&S perfumes. Thatepisode came out shortly before my trip to England from the States, and Iimmediately added M&S to the itinerary! And WOW…Sheer Musk and DarkestVanilla are incredible! M&S perfumes are unavailable in America, so had my tripbeen just a couple of weeks earlier I would have been completely out of luck, as Iwould never have considered exploring M&S as a perfume haven without yourexpert recommendation. I humbly beg you to do full reviews of the rest of theStudio lineup! I feel that the interests of promoting truly exquisite super-affordable,unique fragrances warrant such a podcast focus. Thank you for all you do for thefragrance community!!'Listener prescriptions:Netta asks:‘Hi! I recently discovered your podcast and I'm absolutely loving it. I've been bingelistening and enjoying every episode!!I've always been obsessed with fragrance and smelling good, so it feels like I'vefinally found my people.I was wondering if you could recommend a perfume that's similar to thediscontinued Armani Privé Pierre de Lune. I absolutely loved it and have nevermanaged to find anything that captures the same feeling. It had such a clean, soft,almost soapy quality while still feeling fresh and elegant. I'd be so grateful for anyrecommendations! Many thanks in advance, Netta.'Daniela Andrier (well known for her love of iris) created Pierre de Lune, featuringviolet, iris, cassia & woody notes.Suzy suggests:Prada Infusion d'Iris‘This modern and elegant fragrance opens with notes of mandarin, galbanum,orange and orange blossom which lead to the heart composed of iris, cedar andvetiver. The base is composed of incense and benzoin.'Fragonard Belle de ParisAnother stunning iris scent by Daniela Andrier. And only £42 for 100ml eau detoilette! ‘Belle de paris is elegantly cloaked in iris, a symbol of chic, and wears itsincomparable scent. Its fruity head notes of green mandarin, neroli, and pearbrighten a generous heart of iris absolutely adorned with violet and incense. Muskand white cedar form its base.'27 87 Per sē‘Per sē is our scent identity and the olfactive translation of our core belief: There isNo Scent Like the Present. It combines the now. The achromatic, and the individualin a sensory experience.“In creating Per sē, we aimed to capture the very essence of the present moment.This fragrance is unparalleled; it ebbs and flows with the dynamism of change, yetits core remains strikingly constant. Just as time never stops, neither does ‘Per sē'.It serves as evidence of the enduring within the ever-changing.”Crafting a symphony of achromatic elegance, Per sē is composed of a floralbouquet, orris butter, and violet leaves. Juxtaposed with clean aldehydes, bamboo,and a pinch of spicy pepper, a subtle underscore of ambrette seeds, angelica roots,and gentle musk complete the incompletable experience of the sensory now.'Nicola suggested:Diptyque Fleur de Peau‘A tribute to the mythical love between Psyche and Eros, which led to the birth oftheir daughter, Hedone. One scent can convey this legend: musks. At the heart ofFleur de Peau, they are cottony, downy or soft. Highlighted with iris and ambretteseed, they reveal their full tactile dimension.Absolute ambrette seed extract comes from hibiscus flowers. Its notes areextraordinarily rich: sweet, slightly animal, fruity (like pear and plum).'Madeline @rocknrollgypsy_13 asks:‘Hello Suzy and Nicola! Fragrance goddesses!Long time listener of the pod, I work on a vineyard in the Hunter Valley NSWAustralia and listening to both of you have gotten me through some long, long daysworking by myself. My name is Madeleine and I was wondering if you could give mea perfume prescription to empower and ground me.Apart from being a musician, one of my other passions is Muay Thai. As a femalefighter I compete quite regularly, recently coming back from a life changing trip toBangkok where I competed at the WBC games winning a silver medal for Australia.It was a tough fight and I know I could've done more to win that gold, but my mindalways seems to stop me before I even step over the ropes. My mentality issomething I always battle with, self-doubt, self-confidence and self-belief is alwayswhat I struggle with. This is a weird kind of prescription, but I would like somethingto wear before my fights, something that is empowering, fires me up, grounds meand makes me feel like I am an unstoppable force going into the ring to face myopponent. Think a goddess of war, powerful, strong, unbreakable and fierce.Something to spray on before I warm up, or walk into the ring that grounds me,centres me and reminds me of who I am.I am open to anything, as my love for perfume has grown so much since listeningto you both. Much love always, thank you for all you do.Madeleine xx'Nicola's answer:Olfactive O New Earth‘I am the host who cooks to the rhythm of the seasons, the one who pulls up anextra chair before you've even asked. I believe in the beauty of things made byhand - the thumbprint in the clay, the worn-in softness of a family heirloom. Thereis quiet joy in walking the same path every day and noticing the first green shootsof change. For me, luxury resides in the weight of a heavy linen shirt and thesimple, rhythmic task of chopping herbs from the windowsill pot. I am a life lived inthe present tense.NOTES:Luminous top: shiso, pink peppercorn, spearmint, elemi Present heart: deep-leafimmersion, armoise, geranium, chamomile blue, cardamom, clary sage Rootedbase: hay absolute, fir balsam, oakmoss, myrrhMOMENTS:Nurturing my sourdough starter Fantasising of a life in the wilderness Leaving thebookshop with just one more A cup of tea in the garden Seeking out the perfectsoulful escape'Amouage Meander‘The Amouage Meander eau de parfum explores the exhilarating feeling ofhappiness in a land covered by fog – think lush green mountains and runningwaterfalls covered in steamy clouds. Translating this surreal landscape using notesof frankincense and vetiver, the rich greenery with cypriol and jonquille, and thecaramel-hued earth with sandalwood, carrot heart and orris root, this uniquefragrance captivates the senses and doesn't let go even hours after being spritzedon the pulses.'Suzy's answer:Eris Parfums Ma Bête‘MA BÊTE (My Beast) caresses you with the suggestiveness of perfumed fur. Acollision of the floral and the animal, MA BÊTE combines a regal Tunisian Neroli withspices and a 50 percent overdose of Antoine Lie's own animalic cocktail.'‘Ma Bête is a fierce beast with raunchy elegance.' – Antoine Lie (Perfumer)Aldehydes, Tunisian Neroli, Indian NutmegIndian Cypriol, Honduran Styrax, Indian Jasmine SambacVirginia Cedarwood, Indonesian Patchouli, Synthetic Animalic Accord‘After interviewing Master Perfumer Antoine Lie for Scent and Subversion, Barbaraasked him to help her create a collection of fragrances as bold as her favouritevintage perfumes but for a modern audience.Named after ERIS, the Greek goddess of troublemaking and disruption, ERISPARFUMS is inspired by muses — divine, human, and fragrant — that exemplifyunconventional beauty and...

Jim Norton and Matt Serra are joined by women's bantamweight Alex Apodaca and women's flyweight Juliana Miller.Eager to show what a full fight camp looks like, Apodaca looks two weeks ahead to her Dana White's Contender Series main event matchup against Bella Mir. The 32-year-old Texas native discusses how casual kickboxing classes as a college student turned into Muay Thai dreams and eventually MMA, and what it's like balancing her fighting career with a full-time consulting job at a Big Four accounting firm.Then, Juliana Miller joins fresh off a pivotal submission win over Ravena Oliveira. Miller reflects on rising to the occasion with a patient grappling-heavy game plan that led to her rear-naked choke, and what it meant to show off her improved wrestling while representing Spokane after suffering the largest wildfire in the city's history.Finally, Jim and Matt recap Saturday's UFC Fight Night card, including Quillan Salkilld's first-round submission of Mateusz Gamrot, Diego Ferreira's Fight of the Night win over Billy Quarantillo, Alexia Thainara's biggest win yet over Amanda Lemos, and Ty Miller's continued rise at welterweight.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Success can hide an extraordinary amount of pain. Former professional Muay Thai fighter Hannah Dalby appeared unstoppable while privately battling grief, methamphetamine addiction, abusive relationships, overtraining, and emotional exhaustion.In this episode of Conversations with Rich Bennett, Hannah reveals how losing her boyfriend at 18 created a pattern of working harder, achieving more, and numbing everything she did not know how to process. She went on to build businesses, lead sales teams, buy homes, and become a champion fighter, but the life beneath those accomplishments was falling apart.Today, Hannah is a human integration specialist and founder of The Jungle on Australia's Sunshine Coast.You will hear: How Hannah rebuilt her life after addiction and financial loss  Why high performance can become a form of emotional avoidance  What Human Integration means  How suppressed parts of ourselves influence leadership and relationships  Why gradual integration can create more lasting change than an intense retreat Hannah also discusses nutrition, hormones, fascia release, emotional stress, and the importance of helping people reclaim their own inner authority.This episode is sponsored by Four Seasons Landscape and Construction Services.Listen, subscribe, and share the episode with someone who may be trying to outrun what they are carrying. Then join the conversation by leaving a comment or contacting Rich directly.Send us Fan MailFour Seasons Landscape & Construction SeWhile we perform the traditional lawn and landscape bed services, our passion is providing drainage Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showRate & Review on Apple Podcasts Follow the Conversations with Rich Bennett podcast on Social Media:Facebook – Conversations with Rich Bennett Facebook Group (Join the conversation) – Conversations with Rich Bennett podcast group | FacebookTwitter – Conversations with Rich Bennett Instagram – @conversationswithrichbennettTikTok – CWRB (@conversationsrichbennett) | TikTokSponsors, Affiliates, and ways we pay the bills:Hosted on BuzzsproutSquadCastSubscribe by Email

Host Angela Chang by David Serate to unpack the psychology of the beginner mindset and look at how cross-training in entirely different physical environments can patch up technical and mental leaks in your Muay Thai. David shares how the high-speed composure learned from downhill skateboarding helped him stay grounded when getting hit in sparring, and how the explosive intensity of bull riding fixed his habit of starting rounds too slow. We also address the realities of modern gym culture - moving past the "performative hardness" common among beginners, how to ask specific technical questions that actually yield useful feedback, and why experienced practitioners have a responsibility to keep sparring playful ("len") rather than forcing newer students into a survival-mode war.Find David on Instagram via (@serate.actual)----------If you'd like to more high-quality content, please consider supporting Muay Ying through Patreon. Any amount is appreciated and it will go towards my efforts to run all the platforms Muay Ying is on, as well as create content for each of them. http://patreon.com/muayyingYou can also find us: instagram.com/muay.ying  muay-ying.comYou can find the host (Angela) via instagram.com/angela.muaythai or angelamuaythai.comIntro/Outro music by Maki of the Moon

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HEADLINES: Doctors at some of Melbourne's biggest public hospitals will walk off the job for the first time in twenty years next week. New figures show more than 34,000 Australians who bought their first home with a five per cent deposit could end up owing more on their mortgage than their home is worth. New Victorian premier Ben Carroll has just named his first cabinet, and one change is turning heads well beyond Spring Street. Aussies have fallen in love with a professional Muay Thai fighter after he stepped in to protect two young women during a road rage confrontation on the Sunshine Coast. And finally - Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may have quietly told us their alleged dog's name... GET IN TOUCHGot a story, news tip-off, feedback or dilemma?Send us a voice note or email us at thequicky@mamamia.com.au SUBSCRIBER GIVEAWAY: The Out Loud hosts have handpicked their all-time favourite reads and one subscriber is winning the entire 12-book stack. Subscribe to Mamamia here to be automatically entered. Already a subscriber? Don't sweat it, you're already in. T&Cs apply. CREDITSHost: Charlotte Mortlock Audio Producer: Scott Stronach Group Executive Producer: Charlotte Mortlock, Talissa Bazaz & Georgie Page Check out The Quicky Instagram here and our TikTok here Discover more Mamamia podcasts here Did you know some of our shows are now in video on the Apple Podcast app? Make sure your phone is up to date and check it out here! Mamamia acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we have recorded this podcast.Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Off the Mats Podcast celebrates another anniversary with Episode #322 and the return of friend to the podcast, Mark Rollamas, from Crazy 88 MMA. Mark was the guest on the very first episode of Off the Mats back in August 2020, and he returns to continue our annual tradition of reflecting on the podcast, martial arts, and where life has taken us. In this episode, Mark and I recap our day at the Muay Thai Developmental League, better known as the MDL, and discuss the atmosphere surrounding amateur Muay Thai development. We also get into our shared love of horror films, our current experiences in grappling, and some of the most underrated positions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Mark also shares practical advice for BJJ white belts who are learning how to survive, develop confidence, and build a strong foundation on the mats. Whether you train jiu-jitsu, follow Muay Thai, enjoy horror movies, or have been listening since Episode #1, this anniversary conversation is about friendship, consistency, and continuing to grow both on and off the mats.

That's a wrap on season 4! What's coming next isn't just another season.Fifty-two episodes took the show past its cybersecurity origins into conversations with a corpus linguist, a nuclear security expert, an Amnesty International policy lead, a world champion Muay Thai fighter, and journalists from Fortune and 404 Media, just to name a few of this year's guests.That range is the reason for what comes next. We're thinking through changes to the show's cadence, format, and programmingThe show isn't ending. But we're dialing back while we build what's next. We hope you stay along for the ride!

In Episode 247 of the Pu'u Muay Thai Podcast, Jonathan Puu sits down in person at Teep Studios with Arm, creator of Muay Thai Testament, one of the leading English-language sources covering Muay Thai news, Rajadamnern Stadium, and the fight scene in Thailand.Arm joins the podcast while touring the United States alongside Petchsila, the reigning Rajadamnern World Series (RWS) Champion, as they travel across the country conducting seminars and sharing authentic Muay Thai with American gyms. Together, Jonathan and Arm discuss: How Muay Thai Testament grew into one of the biggest English-language Muay Thai media platforms  The current state of Muay Thai in Thailand  RWS, Rajadamnern Stadium, and the evolution of entertainment Muay Thai  The controversy surrounding youth fighting in Thailand  Gambling, scoring, and how Thai stadium culture is changing  Why foreign fans often misunderstand traditional Muay Thai  Social media's impact on fighters and promotions  Why now is one of the best times for international fighters to pursue opportunities in Thailand  How Thailand is opening its doors to the global Muay Thai community If you've ever wondered what's really happening inside Thailand's Muay Thai scene—from the stadiums to the gyms to the people shaping the sport—this episode offers an insider's perspective from someone living it every day.Follow Arm / Muay Thai Testament

Global expansion, jiu-jitsu black belts, and Dana White's secret philanthropy — Adam Sedlack, CEO of UFC GYM, is back on The Future of Fitness after a five-year hiatus, and the growth story is staggering. From surviving pandemic-era bankruptcies to opening a new location every single week across 46+ countries, Sedlack breaks down the pricing overhaul that fueled 25% member growth and record profit margins, why "the consumer always has the answer," and how UFC GYM built a scalable system for teaching high-skill disciplines like BJJ and Muay Thai across 180+ locations without sacrificing quality. He also opens up about the Mark Mastrov coaching tree that shaped his career, what Dana White is really like behind the cameras, UFC GYM's cautious-but-committed AI strategy, and his bold five-year vision to hit 50+ countries by 2030. Whether you're a gym operator, franchise investor, or just fascinated by the business of fitness, this episode is packed with hard-won lessons on pricing psychology, scaling culture, and riding the wave of combat sports going mainstream. Key Takeaways:

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What happens when your body suddenly decides to stop making the exact hormone that keeps you alive? Meet Sarah, a badass who trains in Muay Thai, manages ADHD and C-PTSD, and spent months wondering why climbing a single flight of stairs felt like summiting Everest. Before a life-threatening crash landed her in the hospital with a cortisol level of "less than one," Sarah was taking straight shots of soy sauce out of the fridge, dumping salt into her morning water, and getting told by urgent care doctors that her slurred words and sudden vomiting were probably just a "depressive episode." Sarah sits down with the fellas to break down the reality of living with Addison's Disease and how an autoimmune diagnosis forced her into her "Year of Ease"—learning to drop the hustle culture, stop feeling guilty about relaxing on the couch, and give herself permission to slow down. It's raw, messy, deeply relatable, and a vital reminder to advocate fiercely for your own health. Follow Sickboy: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sickboypodcastTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sickboypodcastDiscord: https://discord.gg/expeUDN

Couples often treat prenuptial agreements as something to worry about only if a marriage ends, but many of the most useful decisions happen long before that possibility ever arises. The process can bring financial expectations, family responsibilities and future planning into the open while both people are still working toward the same goals. In this episode of Celebrity Estates, Senior Editor David Lenok speaks with Paul Karger, co-founder and managing partner at TwinFocus, about the role prenuptial agreements can play in marriage, estate planning and family wealth decisions. Using the recent marriage of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as a starting point, Paul explains why prenups can help couples clarify ownership, protect individual assets and reduce the chance of costly disputes if circumstances change. David and Paul also examine why both parties need full financial disclosure and separate legal representation, how prenups should coordinate with trusts and estate plans, and why couples need to follow the agreement after the wedding when buying property or combining assets. Their conversation also looks at postnuptial agreements, tax considerations, family governance and the value of beginning these discussions well before the wedding date. Key takeaways: Why prenuptial agreements can provide clarity for both spouses before marriage How full financial disclosure and separate legal counsel support a fair process Why prenups need to align with trusts, estate plans, and family wealth structures How future purchases and shared assets should remain consistent with the agreement Why starting the process early gives couples time for thoughtful discussion and negotiation Resources: Listen to Celebrity Estates on Wealth Management Subscribe and listen to Celebrity Estates on Apple Podcasts Subscribe and listen to Celebrity Estates on Spotify Trust and Estates Magazine Connect With David Lenok: david.lenok@informa.com  Wealth Management LinkedIn: David Lenok LinkedIn: Informa LinkedIn: Wealth Management Connect With Paul Karger: LinkedIn: Paul Karger LinkedIn: TwinFocus Website: TwinFocus About Our Guest: Known for his discretion, global perspective, extensive worldwide network, and ability to solve complex challenges, Paul serves as a trusted confidant to a select group of families navigating the multifaceted demands of wealth, legacy, and cross-border complexity. He is often the first call for clients confronting high-stakes financial and personal decisions where judgment, nuance, and confidentiality are essential. Paul earned a B.S. in Engineering from Boston University, which recognized him with its Outstanding Alumni Award in 2012. Earlier in his career, he founded The Karger Group at UBS and began in investment banking at Leerink. Beyond TwinFocus, Paul co-founded and serves as Foundation Board President of Bridge Boston Charter School. Paul also serves on the boards of Level Ground and Commonwealth Shakespeare Company. Appointed by Governor Charlie Baker, he chaired the Massachusetts State Athletic Commission from 2016 to 2022. A lifelong martial artist, he actively trains and competes in Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Jeet Kune Do.

What happens when your body suddenly decides to stop making the exact hormone that keeps you alive? Meet Sarah, a badass who trains in Muay Thai, manages ADHD and C-PTSD, and spent months wondering why climbing a single flight of stairs felt like summiting Everest. Before a life-threatening crash landed her in the hospital with a cortisol level of "less than one," Sarah was taking straight shots of soy sauce out of the fridge, dumping salt into her morning water, and getting told by urgent care doctors that her slurred words and sudden vomiting were probably just a "depressive episode." Sarah sits down with the fellas to break down the reality of living with Addison's Disease and how an autoimmune diagnosis forced her into her "Year of Ease"—learning to drop the hustle culture, stop feeling guilty about relaxing on the couch, and give herself permission to slow down. It's raw, messy, deeply relatable, and a vital reminder to advocate fiercely for your own health. Follow Sickboy: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sickboypodcastTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sickboypodcastDiscord: https://discord.gg/expeUDN

In today's episode, Fares is joined by Muay Thai fighter Romani Alicea ahead of his WBC 168 Amateur National Title fight on August 8.We kick things off by discussing Romani's recent move to Florida (1:00) and what goes into finding the right gym (6:32). We also touch on the growing popularity of Muay Thai in the United States (9:55).Since Romani's last appearance on the podcast, he's stayed busy in the ring. We break down his recent performances, including his fights against Kenny Mosso (12:25) and Kenny Ferris (18:27).From there, we dive into his preparation, mindset, and what it means to compete for a WBC National Title (21:36).We wrap things up with a fast-fire round (28:19) before Romani gives some love to his teammates and coaches. Follow Romani on IG: hereRomani's Link Tree: here Follow the Pod on IG;https://www.instagram.com/thehbpod_/

In the headlines today, violence in Narathiwat is escalating and becoing deadly, then, a Cambodian migrant working is accusing police of extortion, in crime news more troublemakers are turning to disguise themselves as foreigners to commit their crimes, also, a New Zealand teen has been granted bail after an alleged theft watch at an airport, then finally in sports news there's been a major shakeup at the highest echelons of Muay Thai at One Championship.

Live into your greatest possibilities. Join the Limitless Life Club today! https://www.oracleonpurpose.com/the-limitless-life-membership   What happens when a business is ready to grow, but the nervous system is still bracing for disappointment? In this episode of Oracle On Purpose, I am joined by Hannah Dalby, Founder of Recovery Jungle, for a conversation about scaling, leadership, delegation, responsibility, and the deeper patterns that can appear when a high-capacity business is ready for its next level. Hannah brings a question to the Oracle about training facilitators fast enough to scale without lowering the quality of the work. What comes through is direct and layered. The bottleneck is not only operational. It is tied to perfectionism, control, the fear of being let down, and the difference between carrying responsibility and carrying burden. If you have been holding your business together through high standards, personal oversight, and the pressure to keep everything safe, this conversation on the Oracle On Purpose podcast will meet you in the place where scaling asks for trust, discernment, and release.   Listen to this episode of Oracle On Purpose: When Scaling Exposes the Real Wound with Hannah Dalby   P.S. If you're ready to deepen your understanding of the Law of Attraction and activate real change in your life, check out my audiobook "POWER Up the Law of Attraction" - now available on Audible.   Grab your copy here! https://www.amazon.com/Audible-Studios-Brilliance-POWER-Attraction/dp/B0F3G1ZD18/   Enjoy the podcast? Subscribe, like this video, tap the notification bell, and leave a comment!   You can also listen to this episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.   Hannah Dalby is the Founder of Recovery Jungle, a high-performance recovery and human integration facility, and an Integral Alchemist working at the intersection of nervous system regulation, physical performance, and business leadership. A retired professional Muay Thai fighter and current Jiu-Jitsu competitor, Hannah helps founders, athletes, and high-capacity individuals close the energy leaks that keep ambition, relationships, and physical health competing instead of working together.   Find Recovery Jungle on Instagram @recoveryjungle, Facebook @recoveryjungle, or at thejungle.net.au to learn more about their work helping leaders and entrepreneurs break through the patterns holding their growth back.    Learn more about Hannah Dalby: Website: https://hannahdalby.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannah.dalby/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-dalby-407b4b92/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@IntoTheJungle-HannahDalby   I am Lia Dunlap, The Oracle on Purpose with a mission to change people's lives for good. With over 25 years of experience as an Intuitive Business Architect and Coach, I have helped thousands of clients in 76 countries, including hosting three international retreats. As a Best-Selling Author, Founder of the Master Creators Academy, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, International Speaker, and Creator of the POWER Plan Life Coaching Program, My Purpose Is Clear: Helping YOU find and follow Your Purpose. I have worked with thousands of leaders, entrepreneurs, and business owners for over two decades, helping them find and experience their Unique Life Purpose.   Catch the latest episodes of Oracle On Purpose here! https://www.oracleonpurpose.com/podcast-new    Work with Lia today. https://www.oracleonpurpose.com/meet-the-oracle   Ask the Oracle - Join the next Oracle Insight & Alignment Call. https://www.oracleonpurpose.com/offers/Qcb9YRFF   How Aligned Is Your Business with Your Highest Power? Take the Quiz here: https://oracleonpurpose.outgrow.us/powerbizquiz   Connect with Lia Dunlap! Website: https://www.oracleonpurpose.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoachLiaDunlap X: https://x.com/CoachLiaDunlap Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachliadunlap/# YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8IOgSSGVVNG2usEJE07X8g LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachliadunlap   Produced by https://www.BroadcastYourAuthority.com 

CHAMPION. CHARISMA. CHARACTER. These are the qualities that make a badass. Badass Fest VIII goes live! Jim and A.Ron break down The Protector (2005), celebrating Tony Jaa's bone-crunching Muay Thai action, impossibly long fight sequences, and one of the most unforgettable joint-breaking finales ever put on film. Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior Hey there!  Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts! Join the Club! Join the discussion:  Email | Discord | Reddit | Forums Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LOF wants to hear from you!In this episode of Lof Office Hours, Coach Mike is joined by Dr. Eric Fete to discuss the medical future of Lifestyle Of Fitness and the role of medically informed coaching in long-term transformation.As LOF moves through its 15th anniversary transformation series, Mike and Dr. Eric explore the growing interest in peptides, hormones, testosterone, lab work, recovery, longevity, and performance.But instead of starting with the newest hack, this conversation brings the focus back to the foundation.Sleep.Stress.Nutrition.Exercise.Circadian rhythm.Nature.Community.Spirituality.Habits.Awareness.Dr. Eric explains why peptides and hormones may have a role for some people, but should not be treated as a shortcut, a trend, or a one-size-fits-all solution. He also discusses the importance of qualified medical guidance, appropriate lab work, pharmaceutical-grade sourcing, and understanding the full person before deciding which tools make sense.Inside this episode, we cover:Why Peptides And Hormones Are Not The FoundationWhy Sleep, Stress, Nutrition, And Exercise Still Matter MostWhy There Is No Cookie-Cutter ProtocolWhy Symptoms, Goals, History, And Context MatterHow Lab Work Should Be Used ThoughtfullyWhy Pharmaceutical-Grade Sourcing MattersWhy Research Peptides Can Be RiskyHow Circadian Rhythm And Morning Light Impact HealthWhy Seasonal Patterns May Influence Training And RecoveryHow Technology, Screens, And Dopamine Loops Affect BehaviorWhy Routines Eventually Become HabitsWhy Bandwidth May Matter More Than TimeHow Small Daily Actions Create Long-Term TransformationThis episode is educational only and is not personal medical advice. Always consult a qualified medical provider before starting, stopping, or changing any medication, hormone therapy, peptide, supplement, or medical treatment.

Cassidy Roblero ("La Cazadora") on Martial Arts as an Outlet, Competition Mindset, and Building Confidence On this episode of The Jiu Jitsu Mindset, the host shares updates on the My Jiu Jitsu Journey app (a zero-advertising, subscription-based jujitsu-only platform) and Submission Coffee sponsoring the Momentum Martial Arts Competition Team, then interviews Momentum athlete and coach Cassidy Roblero. Cassidy describes starting boxing at 14 and MMA/jujitsu/Muay Thai at 15 during a personal crisis, crediting martial arts with providing a healthy outlet, structure, community, and inner calm. She discusses mentorship from Coach Darian and how martial arts principles apply to life, reflects on women's growing opportunities in combat sports, and explains how competition tests skills and mindset under pressure. Cassidy recounts pivotal experiences from her first jujitsu competition and first MMA fight, emphasizing self-belief, resilience, honesty, and adapting technique for safety, and highlights the confidence gains she sees in kids who train. She shares her fight name, La Cazadora ("The Huntress"), where to follow her (Cass on the Mats), and notes she's rehabbing a neck/shoulder with hopes to fight in September or October.   00:00 Welcome and Updates 01:46 Meet Cassidy Roblero 02:40 Martial Arts Saved Me 04:09 Crisis to Calm 07:08 Coaches and Life Lessons 09:24 Women in Combat Sports 13:27 Why Compete 18:07 First MMA Fight Mindset 22:05 Confidence and Resilience 27:53 Kids Program Transformations 33:21 The Huntress Identity 34:11 Follow and Next Fight

What does it take to coach Team USA athletes on the world stage? In this interview, Matt Lucas sits down with DMV Muay Thai Matthew Van Valkenburgh founder and Team USA coach to discuss the lessons learned from years of international Muay Thai tournaments, including the Amazing Muay Thai Festival, Pan Ams, and world-level competition. Sign Up Today For The MTAAC East Coast Regional Tournament https://smoothcomp.com/en/event/32041

On today’s episode Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu shares the journey of consistency and balance as a Muay Thai fighter. Listen in as Sylvie and I explore how she became passionate about the sport, the biggest challenges of living and recording a life-long legacy, and the intense regimen she uses to over adversity one fight at a time. Sylvie also shares how she found the beauty in Muay Thai, and insights into how she connects with her opponents. Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu is an American Muay Thai fighter living, training, fighting, and documenting her legacy in Thailand. Currently Sylvie is working toward a world record with more than 471 professional fights. You can watch her journey here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgFe05f-DrPpaunE4Gaz3cQ Learn more about the gift of Adversity and my mission to help my fellow humans create a better world by heading to www.marcusaureliusanderson.com. There you can take action by joining my ANV inner circle to get exclusive content and information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcus Antebi and Ralph Sutton dive into Marcus' history as a skydiver with more than 2,300 jumps, including terrifying close calls, witnessing fatalities, and the brutal landing that permanently changed how he viewed risk.The conversation explores adrenaline addiction, lucid dreaming, trauma, business stress, Muay Thai, motorcycles, and the mindset shift that comes with getting older and becoming a parent. Marcus explains why extreme sports eventually lost their appeal and what he pursues today instead.If you've ever wondered what it feels like to jump out of a plane thousands of times, why experienced skydivers are often the ones taking the biggest risks, or how adrenaline changes the brain, this episode is full of incredible stories and honest conversations.00:00 Intro02:33 Running a business and solving constant problems04:00 Family reunion and surprise visit05:33 Marcus' lucid dream and its meaning08:19 Objective reality and higher dimensions09:39 A remarkable skydiving survival story12:06 Witnessing death and trauma13:37 Why experienced skydivers take the biggest risks16:43 Why Marcus stopped skydiving18:11 Marcus' worst skydiving accident20:45 Recovering from a life-changing landing22:31 Jokes about Marcus' accident23:00 The final skydive24:18 Muay Thai, motorcycles, and risk26:14 Why Ralph never went skydiving28:49 Adrenaline vs. dopamine30:30 Escapism, addiction, and finding balance31:35 Recovering from injuries and building resilienceTEXT us your questions at 718-306-3906!The goodsugar store is the epitome of cool, nestled at 3rd avenue + 69th street!