USA Wrestling Executive Director Rich Bender joins the Short Time Wrestling Podcast to talk about his start in Fargo as an events guy with USA Wrestling a while back. Bender talks about the success of our age-group levels, the importance of the event...

Catching up with Oklahoma State's Daton Fix after beating Arizona State's Brandon Courtney decisively in two matches to earn the spot on the Junior World Team. Fix is the returning Junior World Champion and he talks about coming off his Final X...

Flowrestling's Willie Saylor makes his triumphant return to Fargo after a two-year hiatus in which he covered some other verticals for FloSports. Now back full-time on the wrestling scene, Saylor talks about the importance of the event, why numbers...

Kristie Davis has nine World medals and two golds to her credit. Now the Emmanuel College women's coach talks about the depth and development of women's wrestling and what it meant to her to be inducted recently into the National Wrestling Hall of...

USA Wrestling's tech guru Dave Mathews has spent a lot of time in Fargo. A longtime coach with Team Georgia, he's now working full-time with the NGB on a number of technical projects as an app developer. He shares some of his responsibilities and...

Cornell's Andrew Berreyesa stops by the media table for a quick shot on what he's doing coaching with Team New York after wrestling in Fargo during his active years for his home state of Nevada. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly...

Steve Saxlund was a three-time NCAA Division II champion at North Dakota State. He's been active in the Fargo community since graduation and is also a partner at a campus-area bar and grill called Herd and Horns, which has become a popular spot for...

Mike Vecchione has been working a career in stand-up comedy for nearly 20 years. Originally from Ohio, Vecchione wrestled in Florida in high school, finishing second in the state before walking on at Penn State under coach Rich Lorenzo. While the...

Episode 438 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast rocks out the first interview with the first head wrestling coach in the history of Little Rock, Neil Erisman. The Kansas native and Oklahoma State alum has spent the last several years on staff at...

Host Jason Bryant updates listeners and contributors of the network on what's coming up this summer from a show perspective and some of the projects being undertaken with the Almanac site and the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. The Short Time Time...