
The Fighter & The Kid is a weekly podcast hosted by comedian and former professional UFC fighter Brendan Schaub. Each week, Brendan is joined in the studio with a guest co host. TFATK is uncut and unedited, and sometimes it's just ridiculous.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1141 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureSports | |||

On this episode of The Fighter and The Kid, the guys talk jiu-jitsu, training culture, and why not all grappling hype adds up. The conversation moves into peptides, legitimacy in combat sports, and whether footage actually proves anything when it com... more
On this episode of The Fighter and The Kid, the guys break down why real competition is disappearing and why that mindset would never survive in fighting. From youth sports and pay-to-play systems to discipline, pressure, and toughness, the conversat... more
Chris D'Elia and the guys talk Brendan's impossible Ford Raptor, Bryan's duck butt haircut, Chris's past as a rap artist, getting retweeted by Eminem, wanting to shave his head and have robot children and also gives a cult update. Also, a cougar kill... more
On this episode of The Fighter and The Kid, Brendan Schaub and Bryan Callen sit down with comedian Nick Simmonsfor a wide-ranging conversation that hits fitness culture, aging, and the thin line between jokes and bad ideas.
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It should be called “ The baseball dad and the i know successful people guy”
The sporadic high on drugs comic (I use that word loosely) with too little sleep spewing points that had no ending to jump into another story. Kurt Metzger didn’t talk about how Jewish people are behind every bad thing in the world. I guess he wanted to save that for Jimmy Dore Show. Keep up the good work boys. Callen did try and to get Kurt to finish a story only to have Kurt go into 2 other stories after being asked to finish the original point.
I’ve been driven to the brink with these guys!
A bunch of old losers whining.
You have to bring Bryan back! He is he show!
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The content features lively discussions that blend humor and candid storytelling, often rooted in the hosts' experiences in sports and entertainment. Regular themes include analysis of combat sports, particularly UFC events, celebrity culture, and societal issues such as parenting and mental health. The conversational tone allows for a mix of serious insights and lighthearted banter, whether discussing the dynamics of family life, the challenges of personal relationships, or the absurdities of modern entertainment. Notably, the hosts often invite fellow comedians and personalities, enhancing the comedic aspect and keeping the discussions engaging and dynamic.
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The Fighter & The Kid launched 12 years ago and published 1141 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Fighter & The Kid include:
1. Chris D'Elia
2. Michael Rapaport
3. Nick Simmons
4. Timmy No Brakes
5. Danny Martinello
6. Andrew Santino
7. Sam Tripoli
8. Theo Von
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