The business side of fighting, unfiltered—breaking down how the UFC cornered the market from outlaw promotion to monopoly, contracts that own a fighter's likeness "in perpetuity throughout the universe," and why one veteran refused to sign his soul away. It blends fight economics, old-school gym politics, and personal reflection in real time—from losing money to fight in the early days to rediscovering the love of the sport with a bare-knuckle run.

Former UFC heavyweight Maurice Greene joins Keith Jardine and Tait Fletcher for a wide-ranging conversation about fighting, retirement, Hollywood, and finding purpose beyond the cage. From life in the UFC to behind-the-scenes stories from John Wick, Jurassic World, and Gen V, this episode is packed with laughs, honest reflections, and unforgettable stories about combat sports, acting, and brotherhood.

The Broken Ear Podcast talks with Brandon Gibson about his journey from fighter to elite MMA coach. He breaks down what really matters in the corner, from calm leadership to fighter trust. The conversation covers fight mindset, UFC stories, and coaching at the highest level.

Keith reflects on preparing for fights, insane training sessions, and the lessons learned from pushing the body to its limits.

Keith and Tait discuss why creative people need to create, the importance of honest self-reflection, and how growth happens when you stop trying to control every outcome.

Stem cells, alternative therapies, food quality, environmental health, and the future of medicine—nothing was off limits in this conversation. We explore remarkable recovery stories, why so many people feel healthier when they travel abroad, and the growing questions surrounding the food, water, and healthcare systems we rely on every day. From regenerative treatments to personal experiences with health and wellness, this episode challenges conventional thinking and asks what it really means to live healthy in the modern world.