In this Episode of Scott Anderson's Warrior Academy, Scott speaks with Dharma Comics author Leah Pearlman. Her first book, Drawn Together is a compilation of her best comic strips on life, love, and personal development.

In this utterly useless episode of the Warrior Academy Podcast, Scott, Jeff and Ross watch the season finale of Game of Thrones.

In this episode of the Warrior Academy Podcast, Scott Anderson talks to UFC veteran Matt "The Immortal" Brown about yoga, fighting, and family. Along the way they discuss tattoos, the practice of letting go and how strapping a child on your back improves your workout.

In this episode, Scott Anderson and Jeff Suskin talk to injury and training recovery guru Derrick McBride.

In this episode of the Warrior Academy Yoga podcast, Scott Anderson and Jeff Suskin discuss the art of winning and losing, trophies for "participation," personal growth and where to get a good philly cheesesteak.

In this episode of the Warrior Academy Podcast, Scott Anderson and Ross Cohen speak with motivational speaker D Anthony Evans about eating a plant based diet, overcoming adversity, living fully, and how to not only survive cancer, but thrive.

In this episode of the Warrior Academy Podcast, Scott Anderson and Jeff Suskin speak with Rachel Ruff, author of Defriending Facebook.

In this episode, Scott Anderson and Jeff Suskin share a conversation with psychic, teacher, and author Paul Selig. This fascinating discussion focuses on Paul’s work as a clairvoyant, clairaudient, channel, and empath.

On this episode, Scott Anderson and Jeff Suskin interview relationship rockstar Stan Tatkin, author of Wired for Love, Your Brain on Love, and the upcoming Wired for Dating.

In this episode of the Warrior Academy Podcast, Scott Anderson and Jeff Suskin are joined by fellow yoga instructor Billy Potocnik to discuss what is coincidence, what is fate, and is there really a difference?

The Warrior Academy podcast is a weekly recorded conversation with Scott Anderson, Jeff Suskin and occasional guests when they get sick of just talking to each other. Each week they pick a matter of the heart or the head that is present in their life and roll tape.