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In this powerful episode of Planet Tyrus, Tyrus sits down with Don Overton, a U.S. Army veteran, veterans advocate, and former national executive director of the Blinded Veterans Association, to discuss his journey from being wounded and blinded during Operation Desert Storm to helping inspire a life-changing technology program for blind and low-vision veterans.
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How fast did the T-Rex actually move, and are we missing thousands of bizarre dinosaur species completely lost to history? Paleontologist Dr. David Hone breaks down the wild mechanics of prehistoric predators.
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Tyrus sits down with Florida Lieutenant Governor and candidate for Florida GovernorJay Collins, for a conversation about combat, leadership, sacrifice, politics, and the future of America.
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Congressman Byron Donalds joins Tyrus on Planet Tyrus for a candid conversation about President Trump’s endorsement, the Florida governor race, the future of the Free State of Florida, and what real leadership looks like behind the scenes.
Tyrus and Byron Donalds break down the Mar-a-Lago moment that changed everything, including how President Trump called Donalds into the spotlight and made it clear where he stood. From that unforgettable endorsement to the pressure of running for governor, Donalds opens up about the responsibility of leadership, the weight of public life, and why staying grounded matters more than chasing headlines.
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Did George Washington really chop down that cherry tree, and what were his teeth actually made of? Tyrus travels back to 1776 for a hilarious and shocking 4th of July exclusive interview!
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Did you know the Secret Service was originally created to hunt down counterfeiters, not protect the President? To celebrate America's 250th birthday, Tyrus and Harry share 4 of the wildest, underrepresented stories from American history!
In this exclusive episode of Planet Tyrus, the guys trade their usual headlines for premium Americana storytelling. They break down the tactical genius of the WWII "Ghost Army" that used inflatable tanks and fake audio to outsmart the enemy , the bizarre and tragic 1919 Boston Molasses Flood that changed structural engineering forever , and the bureaucratic proofreading delay that pushed our Independence Day celebration from July 2nd to July 4th. It’s a hilarious look at how American ingenuity and a few historical accidents shaped the greatest nation on earth.
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Tyrus sits down with retired U.S. Navy SEAL officer and podcaster Jocko Willink for a powerful conversation on discipline, military service, fatherhood, accountability, and the danger of comfort.
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Tyrus sits down with Sean Gleason, CEO and Commissioner of PBR — Professional Bull Riders, for a high-energy conversation about why bull riding has become one of the most exciting live sports in America. After taking his family to a PBR event in Texas, Tyrus was hooked by the action, the crowd, the bulls, the riders, the pyro, the patriotism, and the family-friendly atmosphere.
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In addition to being the president, Theodore Roosevelt was an adventurer, conservationist, animal lover, and one of the most fascinating figures in American history. In this episode of Planet Tyrus, Tyrus dives into Roosevelt’s legendary 1903 trip to California, his three-night Yosemite camping trip with John Muir, and the presidential adventure that helped shape America’s national parks.
This conversation explores the wild side of Theodore Roosevelt: his role in protecting America’s wilderness, his respect for the Buffalo Soldiers, the origin of the teddy bear, his connection to Abraham Lincoln, and even the story of Josiah the Badger, Roosevelt’s unforgettable White House pet. From Yosemite to the Rough Riders to the birth of conservation, this episode uncovers the Roosevelt stories most people never learned in history class.
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Before WWE, Fox News, and Planet Tyrus, there was another chapter of Tyrus’ life that most fans have never heard: his time as a teacher and recreation therapist working with kids in group homes. In this episode of Planet Tyrus, Tyrus opens up about how physical education, sports, play, discipline, and patience helped him connect with children who had been through unimaginable challenges.
Tyrus shares how teaching changed his view of success, why play can be a powerful tool for learning, and how moments in the classroom still mean as much to him as anything he has done on television or in wrestling. From basketball leagues and football games to tough love, foster care, and the emotional cost of saying goodbye, this is one of Tyrus’ most personal stories yet.
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