ALL EPISODES

Michael Chandler joins the podcast this week to talk about mindset, parenting, and his incredible recent win at UFC 274 over Tony Ferguson. Mike has an incredible amount of knowledge and real life experience choosing to walk on at the University of Missouri rather than taking a Division 3 scholarship. This move paid off as he became an All-American college wrestler who transitioned to multiple time World Champion with Bellator. Rather than retiring with Belator, Michael essentially walked on again to an unknown career with the UFC. Michael has earned his spot as one of the top 5 Lightweights in the UFC and a fan favorite due to his exciting fighting style. Incredibly dedicated to fitness, Michael takes excellent care of his body which also made for good conversation. This is a “Can’t Miss” episode. If you want to see what Michael is up to with his training and life, check him out on social media @mikechandlermma

Rich Vanek and Donnie Connor joined the podcast this week to tell us about a new product they have that is helping to dramatically improve the water quality in the Florida Keys, and all over the world. They have developed a technology that can prevent sewer leaks from happening. This is especially important in the Florida Keys with all of the bridges and the amount of sewer waste that travels directly over the water. Additionally, Rich just graduated from the MDK Project and we discuss the impact it had on his life and business.

This year I had an unbelievable experience with elk hunting which has made me a passionate newcomer. In search of knowledge I have found Elk Shape and Dan Staton.

Dan joins the podcast this week to talk about all things elk hunting. Dan started Elk Shape as a resource for elk hunters to learn and it has grown into many things, including a podcast. I had the amazing opportunity to help my son Kill his first elk last year, and we were able to relate a lot to what Dan had to say and use a lot of his advice, especially when it comes to fitness. To check out everything that Dan has going on, head over to https://elkshape.com/

Nick Honachefsky joins the podcast this week to talk all things saltwater fishing in the northeast. Nick has a show called Saltwater Underground that focuses on these northeast fisheries, so we talk about that, striped bass, how he recovered from a direct hit from a hurricane, and more. If you like what Nick had to say, be sure to check out his show on Waypoint!

Capt. Jimmy Armel joins the podcast this week to tell us his incredible story and how he got to where he is today. Jimmy walks us through his life story in this episode, going from the military, to struggling with major PTSD and suicide issues, and how fishing was able to save him from all of that. Jimmy is extremely open and honest in this episode, and he is now using his story to help others. Along with being a charter captain in Savannah, GA, Jimmy also has started a nonprofit to get veterans out on the water. If you would like to help, please check out https://knotlucky.org/

Two employees of the FWC join my podcast this week to go over the new regulations that have been put into place for harvesting Goliath grouper. Dr. Bob Ellis and Erica Burgess walk us through every detail of these new regulations. We talk about why this specific number of 200 fish was chosen, how they came to the conclusion of the permit price, and how these harvests will help to better understand the populations of grouper for the future. Everyone is talking about these new regulations…If you want to learn more about what the FWC is doing for Goliath Grouper, listen in and you can follow Bob on Instagram @drfishcounter

Ray Cash Care is a former Navy Seal, Actor, Lead Instructor at the Modern Day Knight Project with Bedros Keuilian and PUSHUP MASTER who does 1320 pushups in an hour! Ray joins me on today’s podcast to discuss the mindset of an elite military operator both in and out of service. Ray goes through many of his acronyms that he lives by which lead to his success and how we can all apply some or all of it to our lives. Ray gets after it and makes the most of every minute. He is grateful and thankful and does not rest. He is 50 years old and in better shape than most people of any age because he is constantly sharpening his blade. Just as an example, Ray does 6320 pushups every week. That is 1000 per day and then 1320 on Saturdays with his Instagram community. 1320 is an important number because that represents the 22 veterans and First Responders who commit suicide per day. He does 22 pushups every minute on the minute for 60 minutes.

If you want to get after it like Ray you can be coached by him. Follow him on Instagram @raycashcare. Tell him you heard this podcast ! He said that he responds to every direct message.

If you want to learn about the Modern Day Knight Program visit @MDKproject on Instagram

This week’s podcast is about all things tarpon. My guest is Dr. Mike Larkin and he goes over so much information on tarpon and there is a TON to learn. Mike is a fisheries biologist and has a ton of knowledge about why tarpon behave the way that they do. We go over the research he has done which includes tracking tarpon and how we can use that information to become better anglers. We learn why tarpon roll, where to look for them, their biological history, and much more. If you like what Mike had to say, be sure to subscribe to the podcast because we have multiple episodes with him coming soon!

Capt. Debbie Hanson joins the podcast this week to tell her story about how she built upon that to make a career in fishing. We talk about her love for fishing and the outdoors, getting kids into the outdoors, and more. If you want to book a trip with Debbie, or just find out more about what she is up to, follow her on Instagram @shefishes2