Izzy Pollak was the second ever guest on the WTG podcast and is now back two years later. On this episode, we talk about how he flipped two Bored Ape NFT's that allowed him to purchase his first home, how he views the NFT/cryptocurrency world developing, what he's learned from therapy, and his progression working at the highly successful tech startup - Genies.

Paddy "The Baddy" Pimblett is one of the most exciting and loved upcoming superstars in the fight game. The Liverpool native has taken the UFC world by storm with an unrivaled debut in the octagon and on the mic. On this episode we talk about his rise to superstardom, his love for getting fat, how he asks for his haircut, and his cooking abilities.

Laura Sanko is one of the most beloved voices and personalities in the UFC/MMA community. She recently became the first female color commentator in UFC history, but her aspirations don't stop there. Having her on the show for the second time, we dive into her even bigger professional goals, what she learned from her first failed marriage, and her deep love for the notorious "Island Boyz".

Andre Harrison is a top mixed martial artist who competes in the featherweight division. He has been a champion in multiple regional promotions and has fought some of world's elite. On this episode, we talk about how he refuses to let his daughter win in monopoly, his obsession for playing spades, and his fascination of theology.

Brian Goldstein is an entrepreneur and social media influencer. Brian is known for finding great success in the pharmaceutical industry, where he's created his own business to give individuals access to pharmaceutical drugs for a cheaper price than what big pharmaceuticals charge. On this episode we talk about the pharmaceutical industry in this country, growing up with abusive parents, and the time he got into a public feud with the government.

Jimmy Lawson is one of the biggest Heavyweight prospects in all of MMA. Lawson was a three-time New Jersey State Champion in Freestyle Wrestling in High School and then played Football at Monmouth University. He then transferred to Penn State to once again pursue wrestling. He later went back into football briefly, before making the full transition to MMA, where he's quickly gotten the attention of many, and is destined to fight in the UFC shortly. On this episode, we talk about his transition from sport to sport, how he trained with former UFC champions in Daniel Cormier and Cain Velasquez, and how he believes he will one day be the UFC Heavyweight World Champion (I believe it too).

Darren Marble is an entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of the upcoming series "Going Public" - a groundbreaking new unscripted fintech series that delivers interactive investment opportunities to the general public. Viewers will have the chance to invest in the companies live as they watch the series unfold, a concept never brought to TV or streaming services before. On this episode we talk about how the investment process will work, how Darren came up with the concept, and how going sober changed his life both personally and professionally.

Farrah Abraham is a reality TV star, having featured on numerous reality TV shows including 16 & Pregnant and Teen Mom. On this episode we talk about how she may sue Harvard, what it was like to be a teen mom on one of America's most popular shows, losing the love of her life at a young age, and how she may plan to run for political office one day.

Amin Adjmi is the Founder and CEO of STAYCOOLNYC, an extremely popular "retro futuristic chillwear" clothing brand that has found extreme success, despite still being relatively new. On this episode, Adjmi talks about how he started his brand from his college dorm room, our similarities growing our own brands while still being in college (and also both going to Boston University), and what it's like for him to celebrities like Justin Bieber, Pete Davidson, Jayson Tatum, etc. wearing clothes he designed.

Nadav Shoval is the founder and CEO of OpenWeb. OpenWeb works with publishers like Refinery29, PCMag, Salon, FanSided and others to transform traditional comment sections to highly engaged communities that are profitable for publishers and remain civil spaces for high quality conversations. On this episode, Shoval talks about how OpenWeb can potentially revolutionize the way people interact online, how he writes down notes about every person he meets to make sure he never forgets his interactions with them, and how he sticks to concrete daily schedule that allows him to maximize his efficiency.