When worlds collide, magic happens. In this captivating episode, boxing legend Billy Moore welcomes professional wrestling icon Alan "Zeus" Dwyer for a conversation that bridges two combat sports dynasties and reveals their unexpected shared history.

Zeus unveils the remarkable connection between his father and Billy's father—the legendary Archie Moore—who discovered Zeus's dad boxing at street fights in downtown San Diego. Their friendship lasted decades, with Zeus's father preparing Archie's steaks exactly "two and three-quarter inches thick, not two and three-eighths." These personal touches humanize the sports legends behind the public personas.

The conversation takes thrilling turns as Zeus recounts his journey into professional wrestling, from being mentored by his high school coach (known professionally as "Dr. Death") to his unforgettable debut tag-teaming with Andre the Giant. Wrestling fans will appreciate Zeus's insider perspectives on industry giants like Hulk Hogan, who "turned the business around," and Ric Flair, "one of the greatest technicians ever." His humorous anecdotes—like searching for four midget wrestlers at a bar only to find them sitting on phone books—capture wrestling's colorful character.

Beyond nostalgic entertainment, this episode reveals how these combat sports veterans are channeling their passion into youth development through Any Body Can Youth Foundation. They share touching success stories, including how their program helped Brian Broomberg, a La Jolla teenager, graduate high school. As an eight-year-old participant named Braylon declared: "We're going to make San Diego better and then we're going to work and make the world better."

Join us for this unique crossover that proves champions are defined not just by achievements in the ring, but by how they champion others in life. Whether you're a boxing fan, wrestling enthusiast, or simply interested in community impact, this episode delivers powerful insights from those who've lived extraordinary lives.

Billy Moore gets in the ring with two of his longtime friends. Dr. Abuwi Mahdi (https://www.affinityinternationalpublishing.com/) and Portland based businessman and boxing promoter Paul Brown. 

These three men have a history paved with the legacy and the wisdom of giants. They were all blessed to know and work with some of the greatest boxers and more importantly the greatest human beings of all time. One being Light Heavyweight Champion Archie Moore and the other being Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali.

These three friends talk shop, old days, legacy and greatness. 

Billy Moore speaks with Dr. Abuwi Mahdi about his 15 years as manager for one of the most beloved men of the twenty first century Muhammad Ali.  Dr. Mahdi discusses his book Muhammad Ali, The Untold Story.  Skin Color Cannot Think or Reason. 

In this episode Bob Dalton of Sackcloth and Ashes gets in the ring to tell is story. Bob Dalton is the CEO and founder of Sackcloth and Ashes , a mission driven company that gives a blanket to a homeless shelter for each one purchased. 

Bob Dalton is an activist and an entrepreneur.  Mr. Dalton travels across the United States bringing awareness to the issue of homelessness. 

Bob and Billy discuss the fact that our children are our future and we must focus on solutions. 

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Recorded on 9/11/2020 a day of remembrance and Billy Moore's birthday.  Billy Moore interviews retired El Cajon Chief of Police Jeff Davis. 

They discuss their friendship built on mutual respect. The also outline what needs to be done so that the community and the police can work together to make a better society.

Respect and humility are the keys to moving the conversation forward and reforming law enforcement and the community. 

Billy Moore and his special guest (Any Body Can Youth Foundation Alumni and Director of Education) LeMar Slater discuss how groups like ABC fill the gap to help student, teachers and parents teach their kids how to step off into life with their best foot forward without cowardice but with courage and dignity. 

Instructor Moore talks prevention, literacy and goals. 

We can all help, just being aware and willing to help are the first steps to making the changes we want to see happen. 

Billy Moore invites Joe Sigurdson from Boys to Men in the ring to discuss how to get to our youth. Joe shares how providing a safe space with love and accountability allows youth to break free of their past behaviors and learn to move forward with courage and dignity.  

Billy Moore gets in the ring with Larry Kesslin, the Chief Connector at Spire. They discuss true joy, human connection and the goal of finding your purpose in life. Larry shares his belief system, his experiences and his life lessons. Larry says "brilliance is equally distributed, but opportunity is not." 

President and CEO of Any Body Can Youth Foundation gets in the ring with President Ed Hearn of Saint Augustine High School to discuss the politics of opening schools, our youth and how to improve our education system.