
Rob (US Army Veteran, and BJJ Black Belt) and Randy (US Air Force Veteran, Police Officer, and BJJ Black Belt) host The Big Jiujitsu Show. Rob and Randy discuss grappling (BJJ, Judo, Sambo, MMA, wrestling, etc), offer BJJ advice as well as interview some of the most interesting combat sports athletes in the world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHealth & Fitness | |||

Kyvann Gonzalez, BJJ black belt and head coach at Bodega Jiu Jitsu, joins Randy to talk about his training, content creation, using CLA for class and preppring for tournaments.
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Bodega Jiu Jitsu Instagram
Rigan Machado, a 9th Degree Black Belt and leader of the Mach 5 association, joins Rob and Randy to talk about his history of training, the carnivore diet, the toughest celebrity he trains, creating movies, how BJJ is going to grow in popularity and ... more
Gudrun Gunther, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt, joins Rob and Randy to discuss training as a woman, going through injuries, tournaments and cross training in Judo.
BJJ Black Belt and coach, Greg Souders, joins Randy to discuss gym culture, hate mail and coffee.
Greg Souders Instagram
Greg's Skool Community
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Great show! More episodes needed!
Great guys and great chat about the hardest sport in the world. Love it guys; keep it up!
Love the show all the details and the variety of topics
Every hack has an opinion on MMA... most are dumb... The Big Jiujitsu show is not. Finally a show that is informed, educated, and wrothy of ones time. Seriously, check them out!
A really cool, laid back podcast talking about everything, from BJJ & MMA to video games and current events. Great interviews with popular personalities and experts in the community.
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A accessible, community-driven show that blends practical grappling instruction with in-depth conversations with coaches, athletes, and brand builders. Episodes span gym ownership, strength and conditioning for grapplers, mental health in martial arts, event organization, cross-discipline training, and how real-world applications of jiu-jitsu inform policing, coaching, and performance. Notable strengths include thoughtful interviews with experts, a focus on everyday practitioners, and a culture that blends humor with actionable insights for athletes, gym owners, and enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on The Big Jiujitsu Show include:
1. Kyvann Gonzalez
2. Higan Machado
3. Gudrun Gunther
4. Greg Souders
5. Brian James
6. Mason Bradford
7. Josh You
8. Max Bickerton
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