The Fighter & The Kid is a weekly podcast hosted by comedian and former professional UFC fighter Brendan Schaub. Each week, Brendan is joined in the studio with a guest co host. TFATK is uncut and unedited, and sometimes it's just ridiculous.
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The Fighter & The Kid is a weekly podcast hosted by comedian and former professional UFC fighter Brendan Schaub. Each week, Brendan is joined in the studio with a guest co host. TFATK is uncut and unedited, and sometimes it's just ridiculous.
Aubrey Marcus is back and the guys talk Aubrey's friendship and working with Jake Paul before fights, Jake Paul's incredible work ethic and discipline, the guys discuss dealing with hate, and questioning what "God" means to people, AI possibly taking over the music scene, Jake Paul's post about him kissing Tank Davis, Aubrey's skeptical hippo eyes regarding Bryan Johnson's anti aging strategies, current events around the world and much more. Get this episode and all future episodes AD FREE + 2 extended episodes, Fan Questions, exclusive behind the scenes content and more each month at https://www.patreon.com/tfatk
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The Fighter & The Kid
The Fighter & The Kid is a weekly podcast hosted by comedian and former professional UFC fighter Brendan Schaub. Each week, Brendan is joined in the studio with a guest co host. TFATK is uncut and unedited, and sometimes it's just ridiculous.
