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For episode 8 of Season 5 Robert is joined by Brooklyn Boxing Podcast Host, Patrick Healy. Patrick started his podcast out of his backpack traveling from Brooklyn to Miami. He interviews boxers, fighters, trainers, promoters and personalities and dives deep into their story. During this podcast Robert asks Patrick questions about starting a podcast, and then the two delve into stories about their favorite UFC fighters + more.

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0:37- A couple weeks ago, Patton was a guest on the Brooklyn Boxing Podcast led by Patrick Healy. 

2:02- One of the biggest challenges in podcasting is bringing an energy that makes things exciting and captivating for the guest and audience. 

3:54- The quality of episodes has gone up for Healy since he partnered up with others who can help him with editing and promoting across multiple platforms. He now has forty two episodes under his belt. 

5:30- HBO 24/7 had amazing story telling for the boxers on the show, which led Healy to fall in love with the sport because it felt like a movie. 

8:20- “A lot of these guys are deeply emotional because it’s such a lonely sport and there’s so much pressure on them.” (Healy)

11:45- When you know the back story of the fighters, it brings hype but with substance. 

13:22- The landscape of boxing is challenging right now because there is a need to bring in new audiences and get things exciting. 

15:39- There are four belt per division in boxing, but only one belt per division in the UFC.

22:44- The next big fight that Healy is excited for is Anthony Joshua vs. Oleksandr Usyk September 25th. 

25:30- Healy states that David Feldman is the Dana White of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships. 

29:30- There is a possibility of a UFC vs. Bellator championship in the near future. 

30:55- “Refereeing in MMA is such a nightmare, I don’t know how Herb Dean and those guys do it.” (Healy)

34:35- Healy doesn’t have aspirations to go pro in boxing, but just has love for the sport and training. He might fight as an amateur at some point. 

38:01- Colby Covington was a perfect example of taking time to develop a persona. 

40:53- “I don’t like a beatdown, I like a close fight.” (Patton)

44:30- The most electric energy Patton has felt watching a fight was Cowboy Cerrone vs. Conor McGregor.

47:30- Seeing a fighter rise to greatness is extremely inspiring but can be upsetting once they care about money more than the game. 

52:18- “You can’t just parachute in and expect results.” (Healy)

55:00- Visualization is a huge tool to help motivate you to get what you want.

57:22- Healy wants to be one of the good guys in the boxing world that actually helps out the fighters. 

59:22- You really see the human spirit come into play during the fights. 

1:02:34- Healy and Patton have both been influenced by Gary Vaynerchuk. 

1:04:00- “People are always quick to ask before they give.” (Patton)

1:06:39- Three of Patton’s favorite podcasters: Theo Von, Tim Dillon and Bridget Phetasy. 

For episode 7 of Season 5 Robert is joined by UFC Fighter Jason Knight. Jason was a top contender in the Gamebred Fighting Championship and is an all around bada$$. Fighting comes naturally to him and he is willing to go all the way for his passion. Learn from Jason and Robert and they discuss what it means to succeed in the modern day.

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1:10- After a four fight winning streak in the UFC, Knight spiraled out of control from partying too hard and overspending, leading him to be dropped from the organization. 

2:06- Knight is part of the Professional Fighters League, founded in 2018. He grew up playing baseball and began fighting at the age of fourteen. He earned his pro card at seventeen after going 10-0 as an amateur. 

4:45- For fun, Knight enjoys hunting, fishing and riding ATVs. 

7:24- “I was a hot headed kid with a big temper.” (Knight)

8:45- After his mother signed a permission slip allowing him to fight, Knight fell in love with the game and began fighting more frequently. 

10:30- You can teach people many different things, but you can’t teach someone how to not give up. They have to possess the heart and drive to finish. 

15:25- The excessive spending on others would cause Knight to get low on money, often running out before his next fight was scheduled. 

19:26- Knight feels more focused than ever and knows he will show everyone he is back and at his best. 

21:54- Patton and Knight both have had to cover up tattoos they no longer wanted. 

23:53- At age seventeen, Knight caught a robbery charge while taking Xanax and hanging around the wrong crowd. 

26:35- Taking LSD brought Knight closer to God. 

29:44- Knight is training with American Top Team led by coach Dan Lambert in Coconut Creek, Florida to prepare for his August 27th fight. 

34:52- The worst part about bare knuckle boxing for Knight was hurting his hands. 

37:51- Patton recommends reading Think & Grow Rich and Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude by Napoleon Hill. 

40:05- Having his first kid at nineteen, Knight knows what it means to sacrifice to be able to provide for his family. 

43:18- “I feel like I’m unstoppable right now.” (Knight)

45:29- Having more heart in the game outweighs an opponents similar skill set. 

49:12- Knight has three kids: a five, six and nine year old. 

52:09- “I either go out there and get better, or get run over.” (Knight)

53:28- Knight takes protein, super greens, a multi vitamin and BCAA’s daily to stay optimal. 

55:25- One month out from a fight, Knight will cut out fast food and sweets and will home cook all his meals. 

59:08- Once Patton learned about conspiracy theories regarding the United States Army and big oil, he became disillusioned. 

1:03:05- Knight believes if you’re outdoors working or training, you should be wearing SHEATH. 

For episode 6 of Season 5 Robert is joined by World Class Comedian Mark Normand. Mark began performing stand-up in his hometown New Orleans in 2006. He has performed across the United States and abroad and has appeared on Conan, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The two dive deeply into carving your own lane and building your career despite the inevitable setbacks and challenges.

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1:41-Normand is often mistaken for an old man or a Jewish person because of his voice. 

2:16- Patton first discoverer Normand after hearing the Tuesday’s with Stories! & We Might Be Drunk podcasts. 

6:43- Normand will debut his first Netflix comedy special around Halloween and has amassed over seven million views on his YouTube special, Out to Lunch. 

9:47- After being kicked out of college three times, Normand was left with $800 and moved to New York to pursue comedy after feeling good about doing open mics. 

12:56- A lot of people will overthink the things they want to do and not take action. 

17:12- Comedy is more mainstream than acting because you don’t have to be great looking to be successful. 

21:19- After serving in the United States Army, Patton pursued a Master’s degree while working for a local tailor for free to develop design skills and perfect the first prototype of SHEATH. 

27:50- Patton’s favorite saying from Normand is, “To each his anal.”

30:27- Normand is recently engaged and is turning thirty eight month. 

32:32- Patton calls his wife Saint Stacy because she is very nice and giving and has helped foster hundreds of dogs, as well as help the deaf and blind. 

38:19- Normand thinks Dave Smith is weirdly handsome. 

41:56- ‘Fat Cat’ is the rye whiskey that Normand is releasing soon. 

43:59- “I basically have a comedy filter on my brain.” (Normand)

46:30- Cognitive fitness is very important to stay sharp and mindful. 

49:19- “Technology is getting better and people are getting worse.” (Normand)

53:47- One of the craziest moments in Normand’s life was when he opened for Jerry Seinfeld and got his phone number. 

55:37- One of the coolest things about comedy is that you can never crack it, there will still always be some mystery. 

59:00- Patton told a story at an open mic where he hit himself with his own car while he was delivering a pizza. 

For episode 5 of Season 5 Robert is joined by William Henry. William is a Nashville-based author, investigative mythologist, art historian, and TV presenter. He is an internationally recognized authority on human spiritual potential, transformation and ascension. He has a unique ability to incorporate historical, religious, spiritual, scientific, archaeological and other forms of such knowledge into factually-based theories and conclusions that provide the layperson with a more in-depth understanding of the profound shift we are actually experiencing in our lifetime. During the podcast Robert and William dive into their respective spiritual views and our purpose here on earth. This one is special. Enjoy.

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Show Notes:

1:00- Henry has been researching ascended masters since 2000. 

2:47- Something that brings great joy to Henry is looking at all the great art associated with ascension. 

5:06- Patton has been on the path to reach an ascended level consciousness since 2012. 

8:46- Humans have an activated neocortex that makes us about one percent different from primates resulting in having civilizations. 

11:45- We’re all one. 

13:14- “In the esoteric tradition, esoteric Judaism, the coats of skin are human skins, because we orginally were not in flesh and blood bodies, we were in bodies made of pure light and pure love.” (Henry)

14:50- Henry has a workshop online called: Awakening The Pearl.

17:40- One of Patton’s most vivid psychedelic trips was going through a bunch of colorful doors that led to a glass house and when he was there, he encountered these jester like beings who were drinking tea and one of them even told him to shush and said, “we have this under control.”

20:50- The geography of the after life is very fascinating, what happens to our bodies once we die. 

21:48- Henry has visited Egypt with his wife twenty three times. 

27:42- Instead of asking what is a successful person, consider asking, what is a fully functioning human being ?

30:21- Do more than is asked of you and be more of a giver. 

32:12- You have to build neurocircuits that are reflective of your ultimate highest self. 

37:00- The world needs higher frequencies now more than ever with the increasing production of artificial intelligence. 

40:30- Samsung are making Neons, which are artificial humans. 

46:13- The Merkabah can be interpreted as a chair and energy field that surrounds the body. 

50:15- You can’t take away humanity and the soul, we must value our divine energy. 

54:13- “We all individually have specific things we know we need to be doing, to move the needle from that 240 mark where I talked about, up to closer to 360.” (Henry commenting on wholeness)

58:30- Using the energy of the time can help to activate us and ascend. 

1:00:40- The center of Tibetan Buddhism is wanting to connect with our true nature, our Buddha nature. 

1:03:16- “It’s like the symphony, you can’t all be flutes and violins, you gotta have that bass drum and tuba.” (Henry)

For episode 4 of Season 5 Robert is joined by Justin Douillard. Justin is the host of the Authentic Podcast and is an avid UFC fan. During the show the two discuss the intricacies of the UFC, what is it like to run a podcast, determination in business ventures, and much more.  

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Show Notes:

1:05- Douillard hosts a podcast called, Authentic with Justin Douillard. His most recent guest was Bruce Buffer, the face of the octagon. 

6:11- Sometimes the sport of fighting can be good for someone to stay on track with their health, but it can take away a lot of family time. 

7:47- Patton’s wife wants to see more drama added into The Ultimate Fighter. 

9:33- Joe Rogan thinks weight cutting is legalized cheating. 

14:40- The way Conor McGregor handled the pain from his leg snapping at his most recent fight was incredible. 

18:22- McGregor was in phenomenal shape for his fight against Cowboy Cerrone, which he won via KO in less than a minute in the first round. 

22:49- Podcasting helped give people a voice to be heard, unlike the radio which was more limited and restrictive. 

25:30- Patton uses Zencastr and Zoom for his podcasting. 

33:35- Communication is essential for scheduling guests who might have very limited time or can’t meet in person. 

36:18- One of Patton’s least favorite things to do is go to the dentist. 

40:45- Pete & Pedro are one of the sponsors of Authentic with Justin Douillard.

47:15- Talking used to be a skill that Patton didn’t have much stamina for, but is building it up with hours and hours of conversation. 

54:20- You need to take chances for the things you want to do. 

57:02- Douillard and his wife are currently doing the 75 HARD Challenge and on day fifty-five. 

1:02:29- “Wheat Belly” by William Davis, M.D. is the current book that Douillard is reading.

1:06:31- Patton is a big fan of the NELK Boys. 

1:11:35- Slapping in a fight can be highly effective to hurt and demoralize your opponent. 

1:16:23- A lot of people want money up front and don’t want to work for free even when it can be beneficial in the long run. 

1:21:50- Patton and Douillard are both fans of comedian Theo Von. 

1:26:30- College golf and wrestling are two sports that Sheath is interested in sponsoring. 

1:34:05- Oklahoma University and The University of Texas at Austin have an intense football rivalry. 

For episode 3 of Season 5 Robert is joined by Jacob Parga, Marketing Director at Iridium Sports Agency and MMA Fighter. The two delve into topics like the ever-changing world of sports, UFC fights, productivity, entrepreneurship and more. Most noteably the two bond over how to achieve and maintain success through a Servant Leadership Attitude. Dive in! 

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Show Notes:

1:04- “He’s like the Jerry Maguire of MMA.” (Patton referencing Parga)

2:24- Parga is the Marketing Director at Iridium Sports Agency.

4:45- There is a lot of gratitude in the sport of MMA. 

6:06- Patton just bought stock in EDR, who owns the UFC. 

10:07- One of the new collaboration designs of Sheath is with Cowboy Cerrone to produce a “BMF Ranch” pair. 

11:31- Parga played college football and graduated from the University of La Verne. Instead of going to law school, he began to learn more about the sports agency industry from mutual friends in various athletic organizations. 

18:00- Flyweight UFC fighter Brandon Moreno became sponsored by Sheath after being referred by Parga. 

20:56- James Krause is a role model in the UFC as a coach and athlete.

21:42- “My life slightly revolves around fighting.” (Patton)

27:44- Iridium Sports Agency just celebrated its twelfth anniversary. 

34:21- Kickstarter helped get Sheath off the ground in 2013. Patton worked with a Vietnamese tailor for nearly a year to continue developing the right design. 

35:32- “You gotta build relationships with your people, I’m a big proponent of that.” (Parga)

39:30- Parga listen to Riff Raff’s music heavily during his senior year in college. 

46:02- There was an individual from the Netherlands who requested a speciality ketchup in his Sheath order, and it was fulfilled. 

47:27- “I think if you serve and give to others, you’re gonna get it back in return.” (Parga)

51:22- Patton played basketball for four hours a day from age nine to seventeen.

57:39- Most of Parga’s family served in the military or police department. 

1:00:18- Parga did his undergraduate thesis on service leadership. 

1:05:04- Brandon Moreno fights Deiveson Figueiredo June 12th for the UFC flyweight championship. 

Welcome to Season 5 of RPG! For Episode 2 Robert is joined by Zach Jewell, founder of Into The Dark Blue, an organization focused on shedding light on Men's Mental Health. In the discussion the two discuss the mission of ITDB, the role of alcohol in modern America, plant medicines, Zach's upcoming tour and much more.

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Show Notes:

1:33- Into The Dark Blue is a men’s mental health network that meets at breweries across the nation to have a safe space to talk about issues. 

3:30- The first stop in his mental health awareness tour will be at Ohana Kava Bar in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 

5:21- Just giving a stranger eye contact and a smile could make their day better. 

7:37- The goal for the men’s meetups would be to have an in house therapist at each brewery to help guide the experience. 

8:42- “All of us have ups and downs.” (Patton)

12:40- “If the consciousness or spirit doesn’t have an actual shell to live in, its just kind of all over the place.” (Jewell)

16:30- There is more of a mental war going on than a physical one for most people. 

24:25- A fan of SHEATH really enjoyed the branding of Into The Dark Blue and wants to make a custom commercial where he is going into the blue water and ice of Antarctica. 

28:35- Sometimes we have to deal with imposter syndrome. 

31:10- Sante Fe, New Mexico will be one of the stops for the Into The Dark Blue tour. Sheath will be one of the sponsors for the August and September tour. 

34:34- Bike rides are one of the community based aspects of the meet up. 

37:35- A lot of times people blame other people for their problems instead of identifying they are causing the majority of issues. 

42:05- Into The Dark Blue will start adding memberships next year where you can get an annual gift box with exclusive beer and merchandise. 

45:31- “If you see a good thing, promote it.” (Jewell) 

48:47- Dealing with stress makes you appreciate the times that are not stressful. 

51:02- There are different attachment styles when it comes to a relationship, sometimes we can be overly anxious or detached. 

55:45- It’s important to ask friends if they’re okay whenever they are being rude or acting abnormal. 

59:01- Becoming a better observer can help keep the ego in check. 

Welcome to Season 5 of RPG! For Episode 1 Robert is joined by author and podcaster, Michael Malice for the unveiling of the recent collaboration between Malice and Robert's company SHEATH. In the discussion they make the announcement, and begin designing the exclusive Malice signature pair of SHEATH. They also discuss Malice's recent book The Anarchist Handbook, entrepreneurship, and more.

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Show Notes:

0:55- Malice recently did a modeling potshot in Sheath Underwear and felt confident because he put in consistent effort with training and diet to look his best. 

1:09- He is the host of YOUR WELCOME and a New York Times bestseller with his newest release, The Anarchist Handbook.

6:07- There is going to be a new collaboration design between Malice and SHEATH. 

10:01- One of the considerations for the color scheme would be based off the Pristigenys, a genus of marine ray-finned fish. 

13:42- The first time Patton heard about Malice was when he found episode of Cash Cab on YouTube. 

15:05- Malice’s first television appearance was in the fifth grade at the Brooklyn city spelling bee where he was asked to to spell the word ‘Noontide’. 

17:36- “Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il” is the book Malice wrote about North Korean culture and their perspective on propaganda. 

25:03- People are beginning to wake up the reality that the news media doesn’t always have the best intention with the information being broadcasted. 

29:25- Patton enjoys getting his news content from podcasts and internet sources, he feels that the mainstream media isn’t quality. 

31:22- Investing in cryptocurrencies is something Patton and Malice have in common. 

31:42- Malice will be moving to Austin, Texas very soon. 

33:24- Malice’s 2012 Kickstarter campaign for Dear Reader generated thirty thousand dollars. 

37:58- “I feel like I’m in a dream sometimes.” (Malice) 

43:30- Malice has the Garbage Pail Kids comic book series. 

47:00- Communication is a lifelong skill that Patton has improved quite well with the help of podcasting and learning from trial and error. 

52:00- Protecting our freedoms is of the highest value to Patton and Malice. 

56:10- The Pine Cone Fish (Black/Yellow) is another possibility for the pattern on the collaboration design pair. 

59:20- Malice has a few hundred shaving soaps and thirty pairs of jeans along with two hundred succulents inside his home. 

1:01:23- The limited edition pairs of SHEATH produced range from two to three thousand.

For Episode 11 of Season 4 Robert is joined by Eddy Torres, host of the RRBG Podcast. The two catch up and travel down memory lane, exchanging stories unique to their respective paths. This episode is a swap cast with RRBG Podcast, linked below. Enjoy!

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0:32- Torres has been spending too much time with his wife playing the video game, Fallout 77. 

1:31- The most recent show Patton has been watching is Queen of the South on Netflix. 

3:11- The Rock & Roll Beer Guy (RRBG) is the podcast that Torres runs.

6:05- Patton has always wanted to be a radio talk show host. 

7:42- Torres grew up in New Jersey for about fifteen years before involuntarily moving to Miami, Florida. 

9:31- After staying in Miami for twenty years and pursuing touring in a death metal band, he now lives in Los Angeles, California. 

11:37- Torres grew up playing a lot of baseball because of the cultural influence of New Jersey and being Cuban. He started in first base and then moved onto the outfield. Another main sport he participated in was wrestling. 

18:14- When he was thirteen, Torres unintentionally took LSD and didn’t have a good time. 

20:28- Smoking Cannabis was something that got reintroduced to Torres after high school when a friend rolled him a big blunt and took him to the car wash where they listened to Radiohead. Later he experimented with Cocaine which ended up leaving him homeless and working a crappy job. 

23:58- After ending up in the hospital from a three day Cocaine bing, Torres decided to had to quit this terrible habit that had been with him for over six months. 

26:15- Torres will drink Kava from time to time to relax but cannot stand the taste. 

30:30- Sometimes Torres and Patton will use cannabis that is high in CBD and low in THC. 

32:12- After serving fourth months in a Georgia detention center, Patton decided to clean up his act and cut the bad drugs out. 

34:54- “Tell me who you’re with and I’ll tell you who you are.” (Old Cuban saying) 

37:30- Whenever Torres was a beer seller, he found himself having nearly eight drinks by the end of the day. The need to drink water and stay hydrated all day long was mandatory to avoid feeling bad. 

40:50- Torres is a big fan of UFC fighter Nate Diaz. 

41:45- Patton laughs after he talks about Diaz forgetting the name of the NELK Boys new hard seltzer, Happy Dad in a post fight interview. 

44:00- Weight training is something that causes Torres to be more susceptible to injury so he chooses to do Yoga and other mobility based strength training. 

49:22- Meditation and hypnosis are great tools to help relax and train your brain muscle to avoid overstimulation. 

50:31- “It’s so important to let your brain rest and grow.” (Torres)

55:26- “I’ve never felt racism until he was in office.” (Torres reflecting on the Trump presidency)

59:41- Torres knew many people in the service industry who were forced into unemployment due to COVID-19. 

1:02:10- Patton identifies most as a Libertarian and believes Dave Smith will run for President in 2024. 

1:05:26- One of Torres’s main obsessions is the Japanese language, he took classes in high school. 

1:11:12- Denver recently decriminalized psilocybin mushrooms. 

1:15:39- “Be ready to defend yourself but don’t go out and attack people.” (Torres) 

1:18:12- “How much can you really know about yourself if you’ve never been in a fight?” (Fight Club) 

1:25:25- Making fun of yourself can be great therapy. 

1:28:50- Torres is in the works on getting a live show going at The Comedy Store, he lives only eight minutes away. 

1:29:18- Torres just released a collaboration beer with Cosmic Eye Brewing out of Lincoln, Nebraska, a light Lager called I Don’t Really Listen To Podcasts.

For Episode 10 of Season 4 Robert is joined by his younger brother and business partner Matt Xian. The two dive deeply into psychedelics, spirituality and the wholistic lifestyle. Matt discusses Microdosing and his recent experience with the most powerful psychedelic known to man, 5-MeO-DMT. 

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1:47- Patton enjoys taking new friends to the Kava bar to see their reaction to a different style of drinking and going out. 

2:52- “Microdosing is a sub perceptual dose of a psychedelic or plant medicine.” (Xian)

6:10- Anti aging techniques and conspiracies involving DMT with the elite are discussed. 

8:06- In Yoga, the Drishti is the focal point. 

9:45- Patton is sleeping much better after using hypnotherapy and working out regularly. 

11:33- “Hypnosis is like a guided meditation and it is so relaxing.” (Patton)

16:13- Laughter is medicine, and when you add in proper diet and exercise, it can be very beneficial. 

18:30- Using an ice bath in a community setting on a hot day makes the experience much easier. 

23:30- The largest urban home is in Los Angeles, California and is 105,000 square feet. 

26:16- Tony Robbins experienced 5-MeO-DMT, also know as Toad medicine.

28:50- Another big celebrity to endorse plant medicines has been Mike Tyson, recently going on the Impaulsive podcast and eating four grams of psilocybin mushrooms. 

33:24- “Sometimes we have to learn to not take things so seriously.” (Xian)

37:20- Nearly everyone has a deep-seated trauma that they are not even aware of. 

40:00- Kambo is a warrior medicine that has been used by hunters for many years. 

42:23- Moderation and respect for the plant medicine is essential to the experience. 

44:58- Alfred Most is famous for bringing awareness to toad medicine. 

46:26- “It hit in like five seconds, then there was this overwhelming whoa, and I kept saying whoa for almost five minutes straight while laying on my back.” (Xian on his toad medicine experience)

48:33- The automated habits we have when waking up were altered the next day after the experience with the toad medicine. 

55:35- Consuming too much social media can be very harmful for your mental health, a technique to combat that is dopamine fasting where you don’t consume any online stimuli. 

1:03:00- “Comparison is the thief of joy.” (Xian reflecting on overuse of social media)

1:04:38- Having a positive outdoor environment for the community is a good way to facilitate play and unplugging from our devices. 

1:07:25- Going through an obstacle course is a fun way to compete with friends outside of strength based assessments like weight lifting.