The Daily Stack

Josh Kendrick has created a world that one could only compare to being able to think like a kid but problem solve like a rocket scientist. Josh and host Isaac Stackhouse sat down for a chat about how his made this world where his imagination can go to play.

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Host Isaac Stackhouse is an adventure seeker and scuba has been one of the many ways he has filled that need in his life. in today's episode we sat down with local business owner and scuba diver Tom Mann to talk scuba. Ever wanted to go under and see what life is like under the blue? it may not be as hard as yo think. Find Tom's shop : https://www.facebook.com/adventuresports2/

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On today's episode host Isaac Stackhouse sits down with Mixed Martial Artist Amun Cosme. Amun or "Moon" has lead fascinating life, he taught himself how to play football in the backyard and got recruited to play D1 college football out of his "backyard" football league. He has continued to carry that intensity into everything he's done which can probably explain some of the incredible stories he has ended up with.

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Sat down with Jesse Wallace a mixed martial artist and purple belt up at Miller Martial Arts. Jesse has been a fighter since he was 15 he's been in quite a few scraps. He started out fighting where his parents had to sign waiver for him to where he's fought for big shows such as Bellator and the UFC Contender series. Today's episode was a fun conversation talking about what its like coming up in the ranks of fighters in today's fight scene.

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A great conversation with BJJ purple belt, Mixed Martial Artist and Fire Fighter Lathon Lawson.

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Old friend Teddy Cheek has lived an interesting life so far and has a whimsical outlook that makes him an incredible marketer and one would imagine equally awesome dad. Teddy was a talented performer who moved off to Nashville to follow the dreams of a Pop band. Now married and recently adopting his son, Teddy is now working with a major break out room chain, The Escape Game, working in what seems like a 12 year old's dream job. Isaac and Teddy catch up and trade stories for a great conversation about finding your creative fulfillment all while balancing life and its' curveballs.

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Noah Shell is a songwriter, producer and sound engineer in Muscle Shoals at Fame Recording. Isaac and Noah talk about what its like to cut your teeth in the new age of the music industry while sitting in a legendary location.

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In this episode Isaac sits down with Chris Bethea who is an audio engineer who has worked with some big names in the music industry. We hear what its like to be in the music industry in a streaming world and talk about his love for the craft of sound.

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It's Monday 10-7-19 Host Isaac Stackhouse is beginning his weight cut in preparation of his fight 10-12-19. Here's a #rantfromtheroad giving an update on what's going on inside The Daily Stack and even a little peak into some thoughts before a fight.

Foster Ballard has been a NCAA swimmer for the last four years, you could say he knows his way around a pool. Host Isaac Stackhouse and Foster sit down and talking about what it takes to be at a top level in athletics, about Foster's adventures to South America to immerse himself in the culture and learn the language, and about what some of his plans for future challenges might be.

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