In this episode, I interviewed Will Gelatko AKA Uncle Willy.

In this episode, I interview Kyle Durrant from Cascadia Axe Co. 

Some of my favorite highlights include hearing about:

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In this episode, I interviewed Mark Tishko. Mark is a champion axe thrower from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 

Some of my favorite highlights from the podcast included hearing about throwing his grandfather's old axe, embracing his dad after winning the 2022 US Open, nerding out about managerial accounting, and more. 

In this episode, I interviewed Lucas Johnson. I learned that Lucas has done over 500 escape games, some of the the challenges of owning an axe throwing venue, simulating a cold start in practice, and more. 

In this episode, I interviewed Vail Cook AKA Nipples, the 2022 Ironside Open Big Axe Champion. We chat about hitting a wasp with an axe, the monetary costs of competitive axe throwing, the difference in energy between IATF and WATL tournaments, and more. 

In this episode, David Cycon talks about winning the 2019 Canadian Open, winning the 2022 International Axe Throwing Championship (IATC), practicing at The Philly Space, and more. 

In this episode, Tim talks about his time working as an axe coach, throwing a double 81 for his first 81, giving out awards to show gratitude, and more. 

In this episode, Nick Guthrie talks about learning how to make axes via trial and error, some of his favorite axe throwing memories, and his upcoming retirement from axes.

In this episode, I get to know Nick and Kendra Kolomyja. I learned about hosting leagues/tournaments in your garage, Chinooks, how important QATL was during lockdown, and more. 

In this interview, Vin Crescenzo talks about throwing in six leagues in one week, learning to make axes from YouTube, trying to explain tournament prizes to an accountant during tax season, and more.