Chael Sonnen, a former MMA fighter known for his bold personality and political ambitions, dives into a variety of engaging topics. He candidly discusses the emotional challenges of retiring from fighting and the struggles with identity that follow. Sonnen shares insights from his time on The Ultimate Fighter and the evolution of MMA, while reflecting on grappling rivalries and the differences between wrestling and Jiu Jitsu. He also addresses pressing societal issues like homelessness and his aspirations for political office, making for a thought-provoking conversation.

Derek Moneyberg, a wealth advisor and loyal mentor to Jake Shields, dives into the essence of friendship built on trust and shared values. He emphasizes the importance of hard work, perseverance in martial arts, and the difference between dreams and actionable goals. They discuss blunt coaching methods in men's health, navigating societal norms, and maintaining integrity in the fight community. Derek also shares insights on personal accountability, the pitfalls of excessive taxation, and effective investment strategies, all while advocating for unwavering loyalty and personal growth.

Corey Hughes, a researcher and historian known for his provocative insights on the JFK assassination, delves into shocking connections between Israeli operatives and key players in the murder. He examines Lee Harvey Oswald's dubious background and questions established narratives, revealing inconsistencies in the evidence against him. The discussion covers the assassination timeline, the role of organized crime, and features theories about conspiracy networks involving the CIA. Hughes challenges listeners to rethink everything they thought they knew about this pivotal event.

Chuck Liddell, the legendary former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, stops by to recount his incredible rise to fame and the grit it took to get there. He shares colorful street fight stories from his youth and offers an insider’s perspective on the evolution of MMA techniques. Listeners are treated to his thoughts on training philosophies, the camaraderie in gyms, and the pressures of navigating fame. With anecdotes about memorable fights and the importance of loyalty among fighters, Chuck's experiences paint a vivid picture of the fighting world.

David Icke, a controversial author and public speaker, delves into provocative topics surrounding AI, politics, and secret societies. He questions Trump’s political maneuvers and discusses Elon Musk's role in the AI landscape. Icke explores the alleged orchestrations behind the COVID-19 pandemic and the ancient rituals performed by elite groups. He also introduces the concept of 'loosh,' linking human energy to elite manipulation, urging listeners to awaken against the technocratic control shaping society today.

John Danaher stopped by the podcast to talk about his philosophy, teaching jiu jitsu, life in New York City, what it means to train and be a coach, modern vs. traditional techniques, Gordon Ryan and Jon Jones, and much more. John Danaher is a US-born New Zealand martial artist. He is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu and mixed martial arts (MMA) instructor and coach. Danaher is widely regarded as one of the best instructors and coaches in both. Danaher holds a 6th-degree black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu under Renzo Gracie, and he is a former instructor at the Renzo Gracie Academy in Manhattan.00:00 Introduction and Guest Background02:43 Philosophy and Jiu Jitsu: A Unique Connection05:17 Training Under Gracie06:14 Dedication and Lifestyle of a Champion10:04 Rivalries and Friendships in MMA18:55 The Evolution of Jiu Jitsu Training25:07 New York City: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly36:42 Reflections on Great MMA Fighters45:11 Chaos at the Gym46:21 Impressions of Jon Jones47:20 Teaching Techniques and Adaptability52:14 The Importance of Individual Expression in Training59:10 The Rise of Gordon Ryan01:01:54 Team Split and Rebuilding01:09:44 Training Without Round Timers01:12:16 Positional Training and Its Benefits01:19:01 Teaching Beginners and the Joy of Jiu-Jitsu01:22:22 The True Measure of a Coach01:24:21 Teaching and Learning: A Synergistic Approach01:31:05 Modern Jiu Jitsu vs. Traditional Techniques01:34:45 The Importance of Precise Nomenclature01:55:01 The Metaphor of the Blade in Martial Arts01:58:24 Reflections on Training and Personal Growth#johndanaher#jakeshields#jiujitsu

Ayo Kimathi stopped by the Las Vegas studio to discuss his views on race, Malcolm X, Black identity, the feminization of Black men, interracial relationships, hip hop culture, and much more.Ayo Kimathi is an American Black nationalist, author, and international lecturer. He spent his early life in Southeast Washington, D.C., where he became interested in Black history and racial politics. 00:00 Introduction00:44 Perspectives on Race and Survival03:46 Race Mixing and Cultural Identity07:41 Impact of Hip Hop on Black Culture13:57 The N-Word and Self-Respect27:09 Systemic Issues and Family Destruction35:11 Historical Context and Black Leaders38:16 Malcolm X and the Garvey Movement41:03 Systemic Racism and White Supremacy46:33 Fighters and the Importance of Fighting Back49:14 Black Identity and Self-Respect50:32 Interracial Relationships and Cultural Identity58:59 The Feminization of Black Men01:00:54 The Role of Jews in Historical Racism01:11:25 9/11 Conspiracy Theories01:15:21 The Patriot Act and Its Implications01:19:54 COVID-19 as a Bioweapon01:26:18 Haitian Political Struggles01:35:29 Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy01:38:53 Jewish Influence in Civil Rights Movements01:41:47 Call to Action and Wrap Up

On a special episode of the Fight Back Podcast, Jake Shields has Arthur Kwon Lee stop by the Vegas studio to chat with comedian ‪@LeonardaisFunny‬ Leonarda talks about everything from free speech, feminism, Orthodox Christianity, Albania, being a female comedian, working with Alex Jones, and her joke that enraged all of India. Leonarda Jonie is one of the most controversial voices in stand-up comedy today. Known for her unapologetic takes on life, culture, and society, Leonarda is unafraid to challenge taboos and spark critical conversations. Her website is https://www.leonardaisfunny.com Her Twitter: https://x.com/leonardaisfunE You can find Arthur at https://www.arthurkwonlee.com His twitter: https://x.com/badazn00:00 Intro 00:12 Defamation Against Leonarda 02:05 Comedians and Free Speech 03:28 Comedy's Role in Society 10:04 Casual Sex and Feminism 14:38 The Impact of Pornography 17:42 Spirituality and Religion 19:12 Orthodox Christianity and Conspiracies 30:43 Albanian History and Heroism 33:31 Confidence in Male-Dominated Industries 34:01 The Indian Gym Incident and Harassment 37:34 Cultural Criticisms and Free Speech 45:32 Gender Roles and Protection 51:26 Comedy and Speaking the Truth 56:07 Homosexuality and Cultural Norms 01:02:17 Reflections on Relationships and Forgiveness 01:03:40 The Emotional Impact of Abortions 01:04:27 Men's Role in Society 01:05:30 The Consequences of Casual Relationships 01:07:54 The Devaluation of Beauty and Class 01:10:53 The Role of Media and Propaganda 01:13:02 The Importance of Free Speech 01:23:13 Working with Alex Jones 01:30:35 Final Thoughts

Mike Perry, a bare-knuckle boxer and former MMA fighter known for his intense style, shares thrilling insights into the fighting world. He discusses the unique dynamics of bare-knuckle fighting and contrasts it with MMA. Perry opens up about the mental challenges of training, balancing fighting with personal life, and the ups and downs of his career. He also reflects on memorable fights, discusses training strategies, and hints at future matchups, all while intertwining his passion for business and life outside of the ring.

Alex Stein, a comedian and social commentator known for his viral videos, joins to discuss a range of provocative topics. He dives into the complexities of political correctness and the Israel-Palestine conflict, sharing personal anecdotes that reveal societal challenges. Stein humorously critiques social media censorship while reflecting on COVID-19's impact and corporate influence. With insights into fighting culture, including his own experiences, he balances rigorous discussion with comedic interludes that keep the conversation engaging and thought-provoking.