In this episode, we sit down with Will, who served in the Israel Defense Forces from 2012 to 2015 as part of the Nahal Brigade. Will shares his personal journey of how and why he joined the IDF, his experiences during his service, and what his role was within the unit.

This is an honest conversation focused on one individual’s story, offering insight into military life from a firsthand perspective.

Listen in as we explore Will’s path, motivations, and reflections from his time in the service.

Did you know one dog breed used to swim messages between pirate ships, while another was so sacred it was mummified by Egyptian pharaohs? In this episode of Crewzin to the Void, we explore the most legendary dog breeds and their insane backstories — from divine messengers to underwater Navy SEALs. You'll meet ancient Salukis that may have inspired Anubis, Greyhounds from The Odyssey, and Terriers that fought rats in underground taverns. Oh, and yes — the Portuguese Water Dog might’ve served aboard pirate ships before landing in the White House. 🐾 Featuring: Mythical origins (Anubis, Argos) Dogs in pirate and naval history Rat pit gladiators and fish-herding space dogs Presidential pups with working-class roots ✨ Special thanks to our sponsor: Fischer Fitness Solutions Whether you're a gladiator Bulldog or a seafaring Water Dog, you’ve got to train like a hero. Visit fischerfitnesssolutions.com and start your transformation — real coaching, real results, and maybe even a little fantasy flair. 🎧 Like, subscribe, and comment your favorite dog origin story! #DogHistory #PirateDogs #CrewzinToTheVoid #PodcastClips #Saluki #TerrierTales #FischerFitnessSolutions #Greyhound #PortugueseWaterDog #MythicalMutts

Are you coaching the way your athletes actually learn?

In this episode of Crewzin to the Void, Chris breaks down the 4 core learning styles — visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic — and shows you how to apply each one to your coaching.

Whether you're a coach, captain, parent, or athlete, this episode will help you: ✅ Recognize your athletes’ learning styles ✅ Teach the same drill 4 different ways ✅ Build trust, boost confidence, and unlock performance ✅ Create environments where everyone can thrive

Great coaches don’t just yell louder — they teach smarter. Hit play and start coaching with purpose.

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In this solo-narrated truth journey, we look to the legend of Robin Hood — not as a thief in tights, but as a symbol of resistance, balance, and presence in a world designed to strip us of dignity. Through poetic storytelling and reflection, we explore how our systems became cages, how movement reveals truth, and why real revolution begins in the mirror.

If the Earth provides all we need, why do we live in systems that charge us to survive?

This episode is for the outlaws of presence. The seekers of truth. The ones who feel something is wrong — and are ready to remember.

Welcome to the forest. Let’s begin.

Feeling unmotivated, stuck, or like nothing’s working no matter how hard you try? You’re not broken—you’re just in the middle of your story. In this solo episode, Fisch breaks down “the hero’s slump”—that phase where the excitement fades, the struggle kicks in, and doubt creeps in.

Drawing from personal experience, storytelling, and lessons from training, cruise life, and creative work, Fisch offers a raw and honest look at what to do when your goals start feeling heavier than your excuses.

If you're feeling lost, tired, or like you're ready to quit—this one’s for you.

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Why are we still playing two different versions of lacrosse?

In this episode, we ask the tough question: Should women’s lacrosse evolve to use the same rules, pads, and contact as the men’s game? From concussion statistics and equipment differences to the rise of women’s box lacrosse and elite athletes like Jamie Ortega, we dive deep into why the current divide may be holding the sport back.

We explore:

• The outdated origins of women’s lacrosse (1931 rules vs. modern athletes)
• How female performance in track and swimming proves they’re ready for more
• Why “non-contact” doesn’t mean “no injuries” — especially in women’s lax
• What wrestling, rugby, and lacrosse sixes can teach us about unification
• How girls’ participation grows the entire sport (just ask high school wrestling)

If you love lacrosse, care about safety, and believe in giving all athletes the same opportunity to compete—this is the episode you don’t want to miss.

📣 Join the conversation @Crewzintothevoid and let us know: Should we stop separating the rules and just call it what it is—lacrosse?

Description: 🔥 Ever wondered how you’d cook a Kraken? Or what a Phoenix tastes like? In this episode of Crewzin to the Void, we take a darkly comedic dive into the ultimate mythical creature cookbook! From deep-fried Kraken tentacles to Asland Steak and Smaug Jerky, we’re breaking down how to feast on legendary beasts that didn’t make it out alive.

⚔️ We cover:

• Dragon Steak & How to Cook Smaug 🐉
• Kraken Calamari & The Sea Monster Special 🌊
• And more legendary dishes from mythology & fantasy!

Would YOU try any of these meals? Or would you rather stick to mortal food? Let us know in the comments! 🍽️

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Why do we feel the urge to explore new places? Is wanderlust just a modern obsession, or is it hardwired into our DNA? In this episode of Crewzin to the Void, Fisch and Nagy dive deep into the science of travel, uncovering the psychological and biological reasons why humans are drawn to adventure.

From the "wanderlust gene" to the dopamine rush of new experiences, we break down how travel rewires our brains, boosts creativity, and even improves mental health. Plus, we explore how stepping out of our comfort zones—whether on a cruise, in a foreign country, or in everyday life—helps us grow into better versions of ourselves.

So pack your bags (or at least your curiosity) and join us as we set sail on a journey into the psychology of travel!

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💬 Let us know—what’s the most life-changing trip you’ve ever taken?

What makes a truly great coach? In this solo episode of Crewzin to the Void, we explore the essence of coaching—not as a leader who carries their students, but as a mentor who lights the path. Drawing from ancient wisdom, mythology, and folklore, we break down the key qualities of a great coach, from Athena’s guidance of Odysseus to Odin’s sacrifice for wisdom, and even the lessons of Yoda and the Cherokee Two Wolves.

We’ll discuss why failure is an essential part of growth, the importance of strategic guidance over hand-holding, and how the best coaches empower others to discover their own strength. Whether you’re a coach, a mentor, or someone seeking growth, this episode will challenge you to think differently about what it means to teach, learn, and lead.

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In this episode of Crewzin to the Void, Fisch shares his ambitious goal to complete a half Ironman in under 5 hours and the strategies he plans to use to make it happen. Meanwhile, Nagy opens up about the struggles that have kept him from achieving his own goals. Together, they dive into the challenges of self-improvement, the importance of accountability, and what it takes to stay on track when the going gets tough. Tune in for an honest and inspiring conversation about setting—and reaching—your goals.

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