Anthony & Josh sit down with documentarian and vegan, John Lewis. John shares some updates in his life surrounding the release of his documentary “They’re Trying to Kill Us,” living in his car for 30 days at one point in his life, why looking inward is one of the hardest things to do, and some issues with the current state of the pharmaceutical industry. Later, they chat about what lead John to pursue a life of veganism and why mental health is such an important part to overall health. You can follow John on Instagram @badassvegan and check out his website www.badassvegan.com

Anthony & Josh are joined by online fitness coach, Sam Pogue. Sam shares what he’s been up to recently in the fitness world, the benefits of working with companies that aren’t solely focused on coaching, taking a chance while networking and putting yourself in front of people, and why being present can help lead to beneficial opportunities in the future. Later, they chat about the benefits of obtaining certifications that nobody talks about and why compiling small wins can lead to bigger goals. You can follow Sam on Instagram @spogue86

Anthony & Josh sit down with Onnit Director of Education, Shane Heins. Shane chats about some adjustments Onnit has had to make since the start of the Coronavirus, what went into creating the Onnit 6 series, the direction he thinks digital training will go towards once things return to normal, and how long it really takes to get comfortable on camera when creating content for your audience. Later, they talk about why it’s good to be well-versed with different training tools and some benefits to shifting towards online training. You can follow Shane on Instagram @shaneheins and check out his website www.shaneheins.com

Anthony & Josh speak with Complex Personal Training Manager at Equinox Chicago, Arlen Guerrero. Arlen shares how things have been going since moving from Miami to Chicago over a year ago, how Equinox has handled the shift in training since the start of Coronavirus, some things he teaches his trainers to stay on course when things may not be going as planned, and how to get the most out of trainers without a cookie-cutter approach. Later, they chat about some things Arlen has coming up that he’s been working on and some of the differences he sees working at Equinox in Chicago and Miami. You can follow Arlen on Instagram @ag1000

Anthony & Josh talk with entrepreneur and CEO of NUTSÓLA, Adam Kukoff. Adam shares how business has been going since quarantine has started, the strategy he’s developed to get the product in front of customers during a time when in-person interaction is limited, the origin story of how NUTSÓLA got started, and why packaging matters when looking to influence purchase decisions. Later, they chat about the types of customers that have been purchasing NUTSÓLA most frequently and where Adam sees the business going in the “new normal” that we’re living in. You can follow Adam on Instagram @nutsolaofficial and check out the website at www.nutsola.com

Anthony & Josh sit down with real estate investor and entrepreneur, Kent Clothier. Kent shares how he got his start in real estate, the opportunities and challenges that present themselves to entrepreneurs, why mental toughness is the most important base to a strong foundation, and some advice on how to align yourself with the right people to help you grow. Later, they chat about why you need to take the leap in order to actually succeed in business and why you should train your focus on the opportunity rather than the obstacle. You can follow Kent on Instagram @kentclothier and check out his website www.kentclothier.com

Anthony & Josh are joined by Olympic sprinter, Deon Lendore. Deon chats about the adjustments he’s had to make to his training during the coronavirus, some takeaways he’s gained from switching up his training routine, the importance of consistency in order to achieve your goals, and some up-and-comers coming up for Trinidad & Tobago that could make some noise in the next couple Olympic games. Later, they chat about the expectations Deon often faces when competing as an athlete representing his country and the power sport has to bring people together. You can follow Deon on Instagram @deonlendore

Anthony & Josh chat with celebrity trainer and star of NBC’s “STRONG,” Wesley Okerson. Wesley chats about some changes he feels may stick in the fitness industry post-coronavirus, some thoughts on how young coaches can become better coaches in a virtual world, the direction he sees group fitness classes going in, and how all fitness certifications are not created equal. Later, they chat about how showcasing flaws and being authentic can help build stronger relationships with your audience and Wesley’s experience working on the television show “STRONG.” You can follow Wesley on Instagram @wesokerson

Anthony & Josh sit down with professional MMA fighter and Green Beret, Tim Kennedy. Tim shares how things have been going since the lockdown started, why he believes Americans should place more of a focus more on their personal health, his thoughts on cancel culture in the current climate, and how social media both helps and harms the viewpoints of its users. Later, they chat about Tim’s views on what might happen post-election and some ideas on how to potentially improve politics in America. You can follow Tim on Instagram @timkennedymma

Anthony & Josh talk with motivational speaker and Olympic athlete, Akeem Haynes. Akeem shares his story about growing up in Jamaica and moving to Canada, what he learned about himself when he was told he wouldn’t be able to play football again, the importance of incorporating honor and respect in your day-to-day life, and why talking yourself up and taking time to reflect are crucial to continued success. Later, they chat about some mindset issues that are specifically impacting young people and why good habits are the building blocks to achieving success. You can follow Akeem on Instagram @underdogakh and check out his website www.akeeminspires.com