Ninja Daniel Gil talks about his incredible runs at the Oklahoma City and Vegas Finals courses, how he trains to prepare for the show, his journey to getting on ANW, why he prefers not being a part of a team, and a whole lot more.

Ninja Jessie Graff has an emotional conversation about coming back to the Vegas National Finals, how she turned failure into motivation, her key to enjoying her workouts and a whole lot more.

Challenge Producer Adam Sheldon talks about his encyclopedic knowledge of all things Ninja, including some secret behind-the-scenes stories and a whole lot more.

Ninja Jesse Labreck talks about the magical night in Cincinnati when viewers saw Michelle Warnky and Labreck become the second and third women to ever finish a City Finals course.

Ninja Dave Cavanagh, who’s often called “The Walk-On King,” talks about winning the new “safety pass,” how he got on the show as a walk-on for many years, growing up in a single-parent household, his formative years in a remote school, and a whole lot more.

Ninja Meagan Martin talks about her injury and how it affected her season’s early out, her aspirations in front of the camera, how she handles nerves on the course and a whole lot more.

Ninja Warrior Maggie Thorne discusses her determination in the Oklahoma City City Finals and the past she’s endured to be here today.

Ninja RJ Roman talks about how Ninja Warrior has changed his life in a short period of time, how his rough upbringing has turned him into the athlete he is today, and a whole lot more.

Ninja Flip Rodriguez talks about the dichotomy of being a famous Ninja, why he almost didn’t return to ANW, what it means to him to grab the first safety pass and much more.

Ninja Michelle Warnky talks about her insane Cincinnati Qualifiers run, how her Christian faith affects her life, her perspective on men and women competing together, and a whole lot more.