Dr. Jeff Wall, a brown belt from Triton Fight Center, hangs out with Todd and Clinton to promote his upcoming chamber choir event "Choir on Tap," talk about his martial arts journey, and talk about the pro level choir group he leads called Vox Solaris.

Check out Vox Solaris and get more info about "Choir on Tap" at www.voxsolaris.net

Todd and Clinton sit down with world champion Justin Rader, owner of Legacy Martial Arts in Edmond, OK to talk about how he got into martial arts at a young age, his mix of wrestling and Jiu Jitsu, and what it's like being a gym owner.

Michael South, owner of National Jiu Jitsu in Oklahoma City, welcomes Todd and Clinton into his gym and talks about how he got into Jiu Jitsu, his other venture the National Jiu Jitsu Association, and martial arts in real life situations.

Tulsa boxing legend Allan "Big Brotha Thunda" Green stops by the studio to hang out with Todd and Clinton and tell about how he got started in boxing at a very young age, share some fight stories, and talk about young fighters coming up today.

Photographer and documentary filmmaker Mac Coplin stops by the studio to talk about the film she is currently working on called "Little Grapplers" which is a documentary about children's programs in BJJ, how she got her start in Jiu Jitsu, and her passion for photography.

Shaw Furukawa and Michael Lindsay from the Tulsa Kendo Club, hang out with Todd and Clinton and explain the basics of Kendo, talk about how they got started into Kendo, and talk about how the Tulsa Kendo Club operates. Kendo is the Japanese martial art where they practice with bamboo swords and wear armor. 

Professor Matthew Holland of Downtown Clinch in Tulsa, OK stops by the hang out with Todd and Clinton and talk about his martial arts journey, how Downtown Clinch got started, and how getting older has effected his game and inspired him to develop "executive Jiu Jitsu."

(side note: the a/c kicked on a few minutes into recording and that's why the sound quality of this episode may be a little off. In the future we'll try to remember to turn off the a/c before recording and sweat it out while we talk.)

Bink Knox hangs out with Todd and Clinton and discusses how getting his son involved in grappling led to him getting into Jiu Jitsu, his tour of all the BJJ gyms in the 918 (Tulsa, OK) area, and how cross training has helped his game. 

Tyler Lee, one of the black belt instructors over at the Factory Grappling Club, comes by the studio to talk about his Jiu Jitsu and MMA journey, his approach to making weight for a fight, and his fight plans for the future.

Rick Bigger, head instructor at Northside BJJ in Collinsville, OK stops by and discusses how he got into martial arts, how his school got started, and shares a crazy story about having to disarm someone trying to shoot him. 

Note: We forgot to get a picture with Rick while he was in the studio so this picture is from his website. Rick Bigger is on the right, and legendary BJJ icon Jean Jacques Machado on the left.