Unified world champions Jermall Charlo and Jermell Charlo join The Last Stand with Brian Custer for an explosive and unfiltered conversation ahead of their historic Showtime PPV doubleheader.

At the time of this interview, the Charlo twins were preparing to headline their biggest event yet — both defending titles on the same night. They open up about why they no longer train together, how competition fuels their greatness, and what fans can expect from their upcoming fights.

🔥 “We’re brothers, but we’re built to compete — that’s what makes us great.”

🥊 In This Episode:

• Why the Charlo twins stopped training together
• Their mindset before the Showtime PPV
• Balancing brotherhood and competition
• Their views on critics and legacy
• How they plan to dominate two divisions

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: August 10, 2020

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NFL legend and former superstar quarterback Michael Vick joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer for a powerful and emotional conversation about his football journey, his mistakes, and his redemption story.

At the time of this interview, Vick reflected on his historic NFL career with the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles, his time in federal prison, and the lessons he learned from one of the most publicized downfalls and comebacks in sports history. Vick also weighs in on Dak Prescott’s future with the Dallas Cowboys, Lamar Jackson’s rise, and how the game has evolved since his era.

🔥 “You can fall — but what defines you is how you get back up and lead again.”

🏈 In This Episode:

• Reflecting on his Atlanta & Philly years
• His thoughts on Dak Prescott’s contract situation
• Lamar Jackson’s future and potential
• Life lessons from his time in prison
• Redemption, fatherhood, and giving back

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: August 3, 2020

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The self-proclaimed GWOAT (Greatest Woman of All Time), Claressa “T-Rex” Shields, joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer to talk about her historic boxing career and her bold plans to dominate in the UFC.

At the time of this interview, Shields had already made history as a three-division world champion, two-time Olympic gold medalist, and the only American boxer — male or female — to win two Olympic gold medals. She opens up about her desire to fight Laila Ali, her ambitions to cross into mixed martial arts, and what drives her to keep breaking barriers in combat sports.

🔥 “I’m the GWOAT for a reason — I’ve beaten every woman they said I couldn’t, and I’m not stopping there.”

🥊 In This Episode:

• Her thoughts on a potential fight with Laila Ali
• Transitioning from boxing to the UFC
• The mindset behind being the GWOAT
• Representing women’s boxing on the world stage
• What legacy means to Claressa Shields

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: July 27, 2020

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Former NBA Champion and now social activist Stephen Jackson joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer for one of the most powerful and heartfelt interviews of 2020.

At the time of this conversation, Jackson had become a leading voice for racial equality following the tragic death of his close friend George Floyd. He opens up about turning pain into purpose, the fight for justice, the controversy surrounding DeSean Jackson’s social media post, and his thoughts on the NBA restarting the season amid a pandemic and global protests.

🔥 “I lost a brother in George Floyd — now I’m using my voice to make sure it never happens again.”

🏀 In This Episode:

• His friendship with George Floyd and the impact of his death
• Speaking out on racism and systemic injustice
• The DeSean Jackson controversy and accountability
• Thoughts on the NBA bubble and playing through protests
• His mission to bring unity and equality for all

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: July 9, 2020

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One of America’s brightest soccer prospects, Timothy Weah, joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer to talk about his journey from injury and adversity to redemption and leadership on the field.

At the time of this interview, Weah — forward for Lille OSC in Ligue 1 and son of George Weah, the President of Liberia and former Ballon d’Or winner — discussed his comeback from a major hamstring injury, representing the U.S. Men’s National Team, and his reflections on social justice in the wake of George Floyd’s death.

🔥 “It’s not just about football — it’s about using your platform to make a difference.”

⚽ In This Episode:

• Overcoming a major injury and returning to form
• Playing for Lille and the U.S. Men’s National Team
• Reflections on being the son of George Weah
• Speaking out on social change and unity
• Balancing pressure, pride, and purpose

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: July 6, 2020

#TimWeah #TheLastStand #BrianCuster #USMNT #Soccer #Lille #GeorgeWeah #BLM #SportsPodcast #Football #Inspiration #USSoccer #Ligue1

The African King of Comedy Michael Blackson joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer for a hilarious and unfiltered sit-down about life, fame, and the business of making people laugh.

At the time of this interview, Blackson was one of the hottest comedians in the world — balancing viral internet fame with a stand-up career built on originality and hustle. He opens up about his public feud with Kevin Hart, how social media reshaped comedy, and what’s next for him on stage and on screen.

🔥 “I don’t beef — I just tell the truth, and sometimes the truth is funnier than the joke.”

🎭 In This Episode:

• The story behind his rise in comedy
• His beef and reconciliation with Kevin Hart
• How social media changed stand-up forever
• The challenges comedians faced during the pandemic
• New projects and what’s next for the “Modasucka”

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: June 29, 2020

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Two-time NCAA Champion and Villanova Head Coach Jay Wright joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer to discuss his remarkable coaching career, the changing landscape of college basketball, and how the pandemic impacted recruiting and team preparation.

At the time of this interview, Wright had just been named the Associated Press Coach of the Decade, cementing his reputation as one of the most respected minds in basketball. He reflects on building Villanova’s championship culture, why he’s stayed loyal to the program despite NBA offers, and his approach to mentoring young athletes in uncertain times.

🔥 “It’s not just about winning games — it’s about developing men who can lead on and off the court.”

🏀 In This Episode:

• Jay Wright on sustaining Villanova’s success
• How the pandemic reshaped recruiting & player development
• His thoughts on potentially coaching in the NBA
• The mindset behind creating a championship culture
• Lessons from two national titles and decades of excellence

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: June 22, 2020

#JayWright #Villanova #TheLastStand #BrianCuster #CollegeBasketball #NCAA #CoachOfTheDecade #BasketballPodcast #Leadership #VillanovaBasketball

Social media powerhouses Fred Hawthorne (Barbershop Conversations) and Elie Seckbach (ESNews) join The Last Stand with Brian Custer to discuss how they built two of boxing’s most influential digital platforms.

At the time of this interview, both were dominating YouTube with insider access, viral interviews, and authentic voices that shaped how fans consumed boxing content. They open up about their early beginnings, their love for the sport, navigating media during the pandemic, and the evolving relationship between traditional journalism and new media.

🔥 “You don’t need a network to tell your story anymore — all you need is your voice and a camera.”

🎙 In This Episode:

• How Barbershop Conversations & ESNews were built from scratch
• The art of covering boxing’s biggest names
• Surviving and creating during the pandemic
• The tension between new media and old-school reporting
• Predictions and takes on boxing’s hottest matchups

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: June 21, 2020

#BarbershopConversations #ESNews #TheLastStand #BrianCuster #Boxing #YouTube #SportsMedia #BoxingPodcast #FredHawthorne #ElieSeckbach #DigitalMedia

Pound-for-pound king Terence “Bud” Crawford joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer to talk about his dominance at welterweight, the long-awaited Errol Spence Jr. showdown, and his legacy as one of boxing’s most complete fighters.

At the time of this interview, Crawford was the reigning WBO welterweight champion, reflecting on life during the pandemic, his rivalry with Errol Spence Jr., a potential clash with Manny Pacquiao, and his frustrations with boxing politics. Calm, confident, and calculated, Bud reminds the world why he believes he’s the best in the sport.

🔥 “I don’t chase fighters — they know who the best is, and they know where to find me.”

🥊 In This Episode:

• Crawford’s career through the pandemic
• Why the Errol Spence fight matters most
• His thoughts on Manny Pacquiao and the PBC stable
• What motivates him to keep proving greatness
• The fighter mindset that separates Bud from the rest

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: June 14, 2020

#TerenceCrawford #TheLastStand #BrianCuster #Boxing #ErrolSpenceJr #MannyPacquiao #BudCrawford #Welterweight #BoxingPodcast #PoundForPound

New Carolina Panthers head coach Matt Rhule joins The Last Stand with Brian Custer to talk about taking over an NFL franchise during one of the most pivotal moments in sports and society.

At the time of this interview, Rhule was preparing for his first NFL season after transforming Baylor University into a powerhouse. He opens up about his decision to move on from Cam Newton, his confidence in Teddy Bridgewater, and his evolving perspective on Colin Kaepernick’s message and activism.

🔥 “At first, I didn’t fully understand what Colin was standing — or kneeling — for. Now I do, and I want to be part of that change.”

🏈 In This Episode:

• Transitioning from college coaching to the NFL
• The decision to move forward with Teddy Bridgewater
• Reflections on Cam Newton’s departure
• Rhule’s thoughts on Colin Kaepernick and social justice
• How Baylor shaped his leadership philosophy

🎙 Hosted by: Brian Custer

📅 Originally aired: June 7, 2020

#MattRhule #TheLastStand #BrianCuster #CarolinaPanthers #NFL #CamNewton #TeddyBridgewater #ColinKaepernick #Baylor #SocialJustice #FootballPodcast