2016 Olympic Champion and 2x Olympic Bronze Medalist, Helen Maroulis, joins the podcast to discuss her upcoming camp in Bellingham, Washington on November 23rd.

Jonas and Mason DesRochers join us LIVE to talk about their 3rd and 1st Place finishes at Pre-Season Nationals in Des Moines, Iowa. The twin brothers wrestle for Skyview High School in Vancouver, WA and will be entering their sophomore seasons, both as returning state champions.

2017 Hall of Fame inductee Brent Barnes joins us as what most consider the most decorated head coach of all time in Washington. Coach Barnes captured 11 state titles and coached 42 individual state champions in his tenure. We will talk about his career, coaching philosophies, retirement and and all things wrestling.

Greg Ford is the head coach of the men's wrestling team at Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA. Matt and Sam sit down with Coach Ford to talk about the start of a new college wrestling program in Washington state and his upcoming 2024-25 season.

Utah Valley University starting 141 pounder Haiden Drury joins us from Orem, UT where he will be entering into his Junior year for the Wolverine men's wrestling team.

North Idaho College's Head Wrestling Coach Derrick Booth joins the podcast. Matt and Sam tap into Coach Booth's tenure as NIC's head coach and how he manages recruiting, scheduling, and the season throughout.

Smokey McClure recaps his Fargo National run and taking second in the nation. He also talks about his upbringing on Whidbey Island and his transfer to Wyoming Seminary in Pennsylvania. Smokey is off to Utah Valley University this fall as a top 10 commit in the nation.

Chris Feist is one of the winningest coaches in Washington State history. He has coached 124 state placers and 25 individual state champions in his 20 years at Tahoma High School. Matt and Sam dive into his philosophy as a coach and what it means to be successful in the sport.