Venn Johns sits down with Todd and Clinton to talk about bull riding for PBR, being on ABC's American Ninja Warrior and how he opened his gym BA Ninja Warrior in Broken Arrow, OK after his first time competing on the show, and how he got into Jiu Jitsu.

Detective Chase Calhoun of the Tulsa Police Homicide Department, sits down with Todd and Clinton and tells us about his job as a homicide detective, his role on AE's TV show The First 48, and how Jiu Jitsu is able to help in the multiple facets of his life.

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Professor Jonny Carson joins Todd and Clinton in the studio and talks about his days training with the Scrap Pack, his new love of teaching, and how BJJ and MMA have enriched his life.

The DeMoss brothers, Danny and Mark, come by the studio to talk about faith, family, and fighting.

Professor Kelly Rundle joins Todd and Clinton in the studio and talks about how he got his start in BJJ later in life, his experience as a referee at tournaments, and what he feels is the best and most important aspect of Jiu Jitsu.

Karl Stone, owner of Stone BJJ, stops by the studio to talk about his charity BST kids, how Stone BJJ got started, and his Jiu Jitsu journey.

UFC veteran Daniel "Ninja" Roberts sits down with Todd and Clinton to talk about how he got his start in MMA, his career in the UFC, and his love and passion for Jiu Jitsu.

Professor James (pronounced Jamz) Partridge, owner of Brothers Jiu Jitsu sits down and talks about how his life and Jiu Jitsu became so entwined, how Brothers got started, and the finer points of owning a gym.

"Magic" Matt Dixon sits down with Todd and Clinton to talk about his upcoming titles defense and how he got his start in MMA.

Jonas Goins comes into the studio to talk about his jiu jitsu journey, how starting BJJ later in life helped him, and his love to compete.