Peter Robert, owner of Origin and host of the Hands and Daylight Podcast, joins Rob on the last day of the Origin Immersion Camp at the party to talk about his training, running Origin and the creation of the camp.

Birdman, a 3rd Degree Black Belt out of Brooklyn, is joined by his student Ewok and they talk to Rob about starting at Renzo Gracie's school, looking for a school, becoming a grownup, running a school in a large city and so many more things.  

Andre "Dedeco" Ameida is 5th Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiujitsu.  Dedeco came on the show to share his stories about starting BJJ in Brazil under De La Riva, training some of the top Brazilian MMA fighters, and coming to America and becoming one of the most influential coaches in the US.

Sean Daugherty, grappling coach and "lowly roadie" at Grappling Industries, joins Rob and James Hoffman to enjoy a conversation covering various topics including grappling, UFC, Ken Shamrock's Lion's Den, marijuana and being a teacher.

Rob is joined by members of the Origin Immersion Camp to talk about their experiences from previous camps and what makes this one so special.  Later, Pete Robert and Jocko Willink stop by to say hello.

Rob and James Hoffman (sitting in for Aaron) talk to Tim Ulrik Rasmussen, who traveled from Copenhagen to train at the Origin Immersion Camp.  They talk about BJJ, cooking, wine culture shock and a few other crazy subjects.

Rob and Aaron talk about Rob's latest trip to Iceland, teaching kids classes and just everything else that can go wrong with a podcast.

Randy Wark, BJJ brown belt and law enforcement officer, talks about dealing with traffic, teaching officers, running classes and how Matt Serra deals with drunk people.

Roger Alex, martial arts instructor in Florida, talks to Rob about weather, teaching kids, the Origin camp and much more!

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Rob and Aaron talk about the latest robbery at the IBJJF worlds, using GoFundMe, competing and why all jobs are practically prostitution.