Nate Yetzer joins the podcast in attempt to top Michael Jordan as the best #23 to ever exist. Listen to coach Yetzer talk about his journey to Ferrum, what it takes to build a program, and talks D3 Wrestling.

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Twitter - @YetzFC

IG - @NateYetzer

Tamyra Mensah-Stock becomes a pioneer for Unsportsmanlike Conduct as the World Bronze Medalist becomes the first woman on the podcast. Listen to Tamyra talk about how her twin got her into wrestling, how she's overcome mental barriers in the sport, and learn more about what she enjoys outside the sport.

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Twitter - @MensahTamStock

IG - @mensahtamyrastock

Taylor Misuna was a State Champion in Virginia and is currently heading into his senior season at Notre Dame College where he was an All-American in 2018. This episode is really special because his father, Charlie, was on episode #12 and Taylor really dives into the wild ride he's had up to this point.

Follow Taylor on Twitter @tmisuna21 and on Instagram @taylormisuna

While many people know J'den Cox is the one of the best athletes in the world, many forget he is musically gifted and can speak sign language. J'den and I walk through how he got into music and why he began learning sign language. He also discusses talks Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020, the upcoming World Championships and much more.

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Twitter : @MATric_8692

IG: @jmix_cusa

George Mason University Head Wrestling Coach Frank Beasley is a man who takes pride in where he comes from and the work he's done. His work ethic is contagious and bleeds into the culture of everywhere he goes. Listen to Frank talk about how an unfortunate ending to his competitive career brought him to a coaching career, how his various coaching stops brought him to George Mason, and the future of the Patriots wrestling program.

Spoiler alert : Whenever GMU Coaches join podcasts they drop some big news.

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Bryan Medlin is the Head Coach of the Illinois RTC and the Director of Ops for the University of Illinois Wrestling Program. Bryan joins the podcast to talk about how his military background got him back into the sport when he was stationed in Japan. Bryan also touches on why Illinois is successful in FS/GR and the people who have impacted their performances at Fargo. Listen to hear that and much more!

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Follow Illinois RTC on Twitter @IlliniRTC

Ty Walz joins the podcast and talks how his role has changed over the last few weeks and how the new additions to the staff will make an impact on his run to #Tokyo2020. Ty also talks about all the coaches who have impacted him through his time at VT, how he got started, and all the people who pushed him that were involved in the storied program that is St. Edward's. 

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Twitter - @T_Wiggity_Walz

IG - Twiggitywalz

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Princeton Associate Head Coach, Joe Dubuque has been someone I have looked up to since I watched him win his 2nd NCAA title in 2005. Joe talks about how a Jersey boy from a big Italian family ended up in winning 2 NCAA titles at Indiana. Joe also talks about his coaching path and turn around thats happened since his arrival at Princeton in 2012.

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Twitter: @TigerCoachJoeyD

IG: JoeDubuque125

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2019 Greco-Roman World Team member at 87KG joins the podcast and shares his incredible journey. Joe Rau went from never winning a match as at his high school state tournament to winning a Division III NCAA Title to having made 2 World Teams. Joe talks about his mindset shift and how his "diet" improves the way he performs.

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Twitter - @Raustler84

IG- @Raustler and @ChowwithRau

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Holy crap...it took 14 episodes to have my older brother on the podcast. Eric and I talk about how he changed his mindset to become one of the best guys in the country then committed to a HBCU as a kid from the beach. Also, we talk about a lot of international wrestling! The hardest park of uploading this episode was deciding which touristy picture to upload of Eric.