Recovered lost footage from Starrcast / All In Texas — and it’s finally time to drop this one. Back at Starrcast and All In Texas, Stevie Ray and I recorded a ton of interviews… and a few of them never saw the light of day because I genuinely thought the footage was gone for good. Since then I’ve been working to recover that lost footage, and I’m hyped to say: we got it back.That means you’re going to be seeing interviews with Mickie James and Jeff Jarrett — and the one I was most excited to recover is right here: our interview with one half of the new AEW Women’s Tag Team Champions, Willow Nightingale.Drop a comment with what you want us to ask next time we catch Willow, and if you enjoyed this one, make sure to like, subscribe, and share it with a wrestling fan.

In this conversation, Michael Wright sits down with AEW star MVP to talk about his recent TED Talk and the story behind it.MVP opens up about his upbringing, the environments that shaped him, and the mental battles that followed long before the spotlight. This isn’t a highlight reel or a wrestling interview. It’s a grounded discussion about survival, accountability, and what it actually takes to rebuild your mindset when your foundation was cracked early.They explore how trauma shows up later in life, why mental health conversations matter in spaces that often avoid them, and what MVP hopes people take away from sharing his story on a TED stage. It’s honest, uncomfortable at times, and intentionally so.Watch MVP’s full TED Talk here:https://youtu.be/RoshqEaB6hUTopics covered:MVP’s TED Talk and why he chose to tell this storyGrowing up in difficult circumstancesMental health, trauma, and long-term impactAccountability, reflection, and changeUsing your platform to say something that mattersSubscribe for more long-form conversations that go deeper than headlines.

Step into the gritty world of Diamond Gym — the East-Coast stronghold where the Till The Death Weightlifting Crew trains like no one else. We sit down with the lifters, the mindset, the chaos, and the commitment behind the “Till The Death” name. What does it take to train in a place with over 10,000 lbs of free weights, a history of hardcore bodybuilding, and zero sugar-coating? We ask the tough questions: How does the crew build mental toughness? What’s the darkest moment they’ve overcome in the gym? Why do they live by “till death”?Whether you’re a lifter, creator, or just curious about true iron-culture, this one pulls no punches. 🎙️🔩💪—🔔 Subscribe for full length interviews + raw gym culture👍 Like if you believe in training beyond the comfort zone📍 Diamond Gym, Maplewood NJ – “Home to the Hardcore” diamondgym.pro#TillTheDeath #WeightliftingCrew #DiamondGym #HardcoreTraining

Comedian-filmmaker Bigg Jah (aka Big Jah) sits down with us to talk growing up in Southern California, the realities of LA gang culture, how his comedy voice took shape, the rise of his Tubi hit The Lesbian Homie, and what he’s building next.What we coverChildhood in SoCal and navigating LA’s environmentWhere his comedy style came from—and how he sharpened itThe making and success of The Lesbian Homie on TubiWriting, directing, and staying independent as a creatorWhat’s coming next: new projects and goalsHosted by Michael Wright • FYall Podcast.Subscribe for more conversations with creators who built it their way.#BiggJah #BigJah #TheLesbianHomie #Tubi #Comedy #LosAngeles #PodcastInterview

Ryan Bader talks ASU wrestling, TUF 8, his early UFC run, his role in The Smashing Machine—and why he thinks it didn’t land with a wider audience—and previews his December 31 fight for RIZIN.He walks through the grind that shaped him at Arizona State, the lessons (and chaos) of The Ultimate Fighter season 8, breaking into the UFC, and how all of it informs the way he’s preparing for New Year’s Eve in Japan.Topics we cover• Arizona State University: mindset, mentors, and the jump from folkstyle to MMA• The Ultimate Fighter 8: what the show gets right and what it doesn’t• Early UFC years: learning curves, key turning points, and staying relevant• The Smashing Machine: his role on the project and why it didn’t resonate broadly• RIZIN on Dec 31: what fans should expect on the NYE stageSubscribe for more long-form conversations with top fighters and coaches.#RyanBader #MMA #ASU #TUF #UFC #RIZIN #SmashingMachine

From paralyzed to training the pound-for-pound king.
Coach Chet’s story hits hard. A devastating car accident left him paralyzed. He fought back, rebuilt from zero, and now he’s the strength and conditioning coach behind the best in the world today—Terence “Bud” Crawford.

In this interview, Coach Chet lays out the physical blueprints and the mental framework that drive elite performance: how he engineered his comeback, the standards he demands from himself, and the systems he uses to push world-class athletes past their limits. It’s raw, practical, and built on lived experience—not theory.

What you’ll learn

The crash, the diagnosis, and the decision to fight back

How Coach Chet trains power, conditioning, and durability for 12 hard rounds

Mindset under pressure: discipline, pain management, and staying locked in

Building a champion’s culture: accountability, recovery, and repeatable habits

The Smashing Machine — Our No-BS Review (with Michael Perez)We break down The Smashing Machine — Dwayne Johnson as Mark Kerr — what hit hard, what missed, and what the film gets right about pain, pride, and fighting for your life outside the cage. No fluff. Just real talk.Today we’re joined by Michael Perez—the same Michael from C.T. Fletcher’s recent Instagram post. He saw C.T. at the VA Hospital, waited nearly an hour while C.T. finished blood work, and still didn’t get to say hello. So we brought him here instead. Michael pulls up to the F Y’all Podcast table to help us review the film and share why the story hit home.What we coverHow well the movie captures Mark Kerr’s rise, relationships, and the cost of greatnessDwayne Johnson’s performance: believable fighter or Hollywood sheen?What the film gets right/wrong about MMA culture, pain management, and pressureThe scenes that stuck with us—and the ones that didn’tMichael Perez’s VA story and why he wanted to say thanks to C.T.Final verdict: watch, skip, or wait?

The Smashing Machine — Our No-BS Review (with Michael Perez)We break down The Smashing Machine — Dwayne Johnson as Mark Kerr — what hit hard, what missed, and what the film gets right about pain, pride, and fighting for your life outside the cage. No fluff. Just real talk.Today we’re joined by Michael Perez—the same Michael from C.T. Fletcher’s recent Instagram post. He saw C.T. at the VA Hospital, waited nearly an hour while C.T. finished blood work, and still didn’t get to say hello. So we brought him here instead. Michael pulls up to the F Y’all Podcast table to help us review the film and share why the story hit home.What we coverHow well the movie captures Mark Kerr’s rise, relationships, and the cost of greatnessDwayne Johnson’s performance: believable fighter or Hollywood sheen?What the film gets right/wrong about MMA culture, pain management, and pressureThe scenes that stuck with us—and the ones that didn’tMichael Perez’s VA story and why he wanted to say thanks to C.T.Final verdict: watch, skip, or wait?