Matt Braiker

Matt Braiker chats with Rodney Coursey.

Matt Braiker chats with comedian Angelo Gingerelli

Matt Braiker pleads with Millennials & Gen Z to take social distancing seriously. Matt shares a personal story of why this day means so much and why we must protect our older/vulnerable populations no matter what.

Matt Braiker lays out the unprecedented situation we face as a nation.

Matty Faz discusses the state of affairs and tries to make sense of it by sharing his views of the world, politics, the upcoming elections, stories about his father.

But, most importantly, how we can heal this country moving forward.

It's a change of pace episode as Matty Faz sits down with pilate studio owner, Kelly Sheppard to discuss all the ins and outs of pilates. Find out many unexpected details about the benefits, the different uses, and the misconceptions of pilates.

Kelly also explains how and why so many athletes, including pro stars are using pilates as part of their overall training program.

Check out upcoming events and workshops by visiting EastsideBodyWorks.com.

Matty Faz returns with a series of rants on everything from the state of politics to why people who use the term "fake news" are misinformed and some props for Lebron.

Matty Faz returns with a new episode where he remembers the lives of some talented people who recently departed this earth, most notably, Anthony Bourdain.

And he discusses more of the upcoming plans for Pretty Fuzzy Productions and the move out of Purgatory!

Matt returns from hiatus to get back in the flow and catch up on the topics we haven't gotten to chat about.

Matt discusses his happiness with the Giants draft pick, a nice start for the Mets, Trump is actually crazier somehow, and my nephew and niece help me work on new show names.

You don't want to miss!

In a bucket list type of moment, Matt gets to sit down with somebody he has long admired and wanted to speak with, Coach Bob Hurley, who led St. Anthony to greatness over a long career. Unfortunately, finances forced the small catholic school to close last year. Hurley sacrificed college and probably pro coaching riches to stay close to home and do the things he did for his community.

He is an absolute inspiration and an encyclopedia of basketball and sports. More than anything, I learned first-hand that he is a truly great guy and somebody who deserves much more recognition and awareness for the great work he has done.

This was a dream interview and I hope that everybody enjoys it!