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Episode 8 of Airey Bros. Radio with rubber guard master, Eddie Bravo 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Black Belt, Combat Jiu Jitsu 135lb. Champion and all around explorer of the human experience

Keep an eye on the Kid! I only say kid because I’ve got 20 years on him. Frank Wells is a Thai Boxing phenom and he’s fresh from Thailand

Drew McManus is the lead singer and songwriter for Satsang, a power trio that has created a unique blend of soul, folk-rock, and hip-hop. As Satsang prepares for their summer tour schedule Drew took some time away from rehearsal to talk about life, their new album Kulture as well as their upcoming tour schedule and the travel that goes into it.For more information on Satang's summer tour date go to https://www.satsangmovement.com/tourdates You can also find the band on Instagram @SatsangmusicIntro song : I AmOutro song : Home

Keith Byard is a former all-state wrestler, marine corps veteran, member of the all-marine greco roman wrestling team along with Buddy Lee. Keith is also a trainer to the star and the innovator of the boot camp style fitness class. Long before there was Barry's Boot Camp there was Byard's Boot Camp.Intro track Xxplosive Instrumental Dr. Dre 2001 InstrumentalYou can find Coach Byard on instagram @keithbyard

Long time friend of the Airey Bros. Todd Lippin was in town to coach one of his athletes at the Colfax Marathon, so we brought him in studio to discuss running and coaching.Coach Todd Lippin has been coaching endurance athletes for 25 years. He has been coaching multisport athletes the past decade, but his experience spans high school, collegiate, and post collegiate distance running, as well as bicycle road racing, mountain biking, and cyclocross.

Find out what make a great coffee shop experience in Rich's opinion as he breaks down several coffe shops in the Wash Park neighborhood. Go Belly to Belly as Jim and Rich break down UFC 237.

In this weeks episode the Airey Bros. go Belly to Belly with FloWrestling’s Mike “Mal” Malinconico to discuss the Beat the Streets, Grapple at the Garden event that was held at the Hulu Theater, Madison Square Garden on May 6th. We go in-depth on the matches between Yianni D v. Bajrang, Jordan Burroughs v. Ben Askren, James Green v. Anthony Ashnault, Nick Suriano v. Joe Colon, the growth of the Rutgers Wrestling program in the last decade and what’s like to be a dad/coach.The mission of Beat the Streets NYC Wrestling is to develop the full human and athletic potential of the urban youth and to strengthen the wrestling culture within New York City.

The Boys of 1512 are back in full force, coming at you from the campus of Metro State in Denver! Buckle up folks, The Boston Marathon in itself is an amazing experience but what happens when you add some psychedelics to that expereince...