
Wrestling podcast. New episodes every Monday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Sports | ||||

Bryan Medlin joins the podcast to talk about the NCAA tournament, the upcoming freestyle season, as well as the late passing of the great Saitiev.
James Mangan is the executive director of Beat the Streets National.
Coach Reina returns to the podcast to share an incredible story from a mountaineering expedition during the summer of 2023.
Bo Bassett is a high school phenom. He's won 3 Super 32 titles and is a multiple-time world medalist. Enjoy!
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I am way behind on finding this podcast, however, 12 hours of listening to it on my way to the National Finals in Philadelphia is catching me up. The great questions asked to the athletes has me feeling like I could know them personally. This podcast is what wrestling needed. The way the athletes feel comfortable being interviewed by one of their own gives the listening experience a different feel. I will continue to press play long after I am caught up on every episode.
Love this podcast it helps a lot as a young wrestler because listening to people who have lots of experience helps and hearing how they learned to wrestle and how they trained to be successful at wrestling. Keep up the good work👍
You have great guests and a broad knowledge of wrestlers and their history. It’s a pleasure to listen to real wrestling interviews.
Great interviews and research. Usually I hear something like the Gable interview, the interviewer fawns, fan boys over Gable and wants to talk about 72 Olympics all day and I’ve heard that story. Not the case here, questions and stories that some how, someone else hasn’t dug up in 50 years.
Ryan, you have great and interesting people on your podcast. But your interviewing style, knowledge of wrestling and great questions are what makes your podcast easily the best wrestling podcast out there.
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The content centers around the world of wrestling, featuring a range of discussions that encompass the lives and stories of wrestlers, coaches, and individuals influential in the sport. Episodes frequently highlight personal journeys, life lessons learned through wrestling, and the transformative experiences associated with competing at various levels, from youth to Olympic stages. Conversations often delve into themes of resilience, mental toughness, and the role of mentorship within the wrestling community, providing listeners with both inspiration and actionable insights.
A unique feature is the diverse backgrounds of guests, which include elite athletes, coaches, and personalities, each offering distinct perspectives on the challenges ... more
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Recent guests on Wrestling Changed My Life include:
1. Bo Bassett
2. Donnie Vinson
3. Rollie Peterkin
4. Kendall Cross
5. Bryan Medlin
6. Jessica Kemgne
7. Paul Glynn
8. Jered Cortez
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