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Airey Bros Radio is the #1 podcast for Wrestling, Cross Country & Track & Field athletes chasing opportunities at the HS, NAIA, JUCO, NCAA DII, DIII & D1 levels. Hosted...
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Airey Bros Radio is the #1 podcast for Wrestling, Cross Country & Track & Field athletes chasing opportunities at the HS, NAIA, JUCO, NCAA DII, DIII & D1 levels. Hosted by brothers Rich & Jimi Airey, we do the legwork so you don’t have to. Our mission: spotlight programs, coaches & stories overlooked by the mainstream. From high school dynasties to national championship programs, we bring you recruiting insights, culture deep-dives, underdog journeys & the knowledge we wish we had growing up.
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13 FEB 2026 · Liberty Wrestling is entering a new chapter — and Airey Bros Radio is going belly-to-belly with the new Head Wrestling Coach of Liberty University, Chris Williamson.Coach Williamson returns to Lynchburg after six seasons under legendary coach Jesse Castro, during a run that included NCWA team titles, All-Americans, national champs, and elite academic standards. Before coming back, he built Cornerstone University’s inaugural wrestling program into a Top-25 NAIA contender, producing 12 NAIA qualifiers and 3 All-Americans.In this episode, we go deep on what recruits, parents, and coaches need to understand right now:
- Why “D1 or bust” is often the wrong mindset (especially with today’s NCAA landscape)
- How Liberty helped redefine “club wrestling” and why the NCWA is legit
- What fully-funded actually means in the NCWA world (fundraising, support, scholarships)
- Recruiting education: parents’ misconceptions, badges, stigma, and real opportunity
- Faith-based culture, standards, leadership, and building men beyond wins/losses
- Coach’s journey: Messiah (NCAA D3) → Liberty → Cornerstone (NAIA) → back to Liberty
- Postseason outlook + who to watch as Liberty gears up for March
🎧 Now streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere you get podcasts.
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🔥 Fueled by Black Sheep Endurance Coaching (ultra + nutrition coaching)
📲 Liberty Wrestling IG: @LibertyMWrestling
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Timestamp/Show Notes:
0:00 – Recruiting reality check: getting out of your bubble, “D1 or bust” shifting, social media changing discovery
1:54 – Intro: Liberty Wrestling, Coach Williamson takes the torch after Jesse Castro
4:06 – Where recruits can find Liberty: IG @LibertyMWrestling + building toward 10K followers
5:00 – Family ties: marrying Coach Castro’s daughter + the accidental ring-size “bust” story
7:14 – Origin story: starting wrestling late → craving more → grad assistant opportunity at Liberty
9:53 – The stigma: “NCWA isn’t NCAA” + why Liberty changed his mind
10:10 – NCWA explained: the future of non–Division I wrestling? autonomy, growth, legitimacy
11:10 – Programs raising the standard: Liberty as flagship + other serious NCWA programs
13:00 – Biggest national tournament in the country: bracket depth + why it’s hard to win
14:07 – Fully funded programs: fundraising, dues, university support, and what Liberty provides
17:44 – Scholarships at Liberty (club sport): scholarship fundraising approval + what’s opening up
18:33 – Recruiting education: parents/athletes learning what NCWA really is at a 4-year school
19:26 – “Blue badge” question: what does NCAA give you that Liberty can’t? (and the answer…)
22:03 – Myth-busting: “kids just show up” vs real recruiting + real expectations (practice, travel, compliance)
23:20 – Tournament talk: early rounds vs quarters/semis/finals + D2/D1-level examples
26:00 – Why leave Cornerstone to return to Liberty: family, sustainability, support structure, “let coaches coach”
30:06 – Coaching philosophy: being there for athletes (wrestling + life) without backend burnout
31:26 – Lessons learned: listening to Coach Castro + using mentorship the second time around
33:21 – Faith-based recruiting: how it narrows the pool but increases culture quality
37:41 – Developing the whole person: wrestling as the tool to shape character
38:06 – Liberty’s faith mix: lifelong believers + “new/curious” students + standards + welcome
41:38 – Liberty standards (then vs now): the “can’t dance” lore + professional dress expectations
44:53 – Biggest hurdles taking over: Liberty systems/red tape + leadership mistake (relationship before change)
50:12 – Postseason status: young roster, identity, injuries, finishing strong by March
52:17 – Qualification path: conference AQs + at-large, “best guys at nationals”
52:59 – Who to watch: key names + the “courage to fail” mindset for high-level performance
57:19 – Taking over for father-in-law: pressure of legacy + representing school and faith
59:47 – Final Four: coffee (Americano, espresso machine), daily rituals, Full Focus Planner
1:03:14 – Family life: five kids + the “natural wrestler” son
1:04:05 – What he’s consuming: wrestling pods + Bigfoot/Blurry Creatures + interdimensional Bigfoot take
1:07:07 – Guilty pleasure: scary movies + ice cream (Moose Tracks) + favorite: Zodiac
1:08:38 – Closing: Liberty fans deeper than ever + NCWA Championships (March 26–28, Louisiana)
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10 FEB 2026 · Texas wrestling is on the verge of a major shift — and Coach Grant Leeth is right in the middle of it.In Episode 435 of Airey Bros Radio, we go belly-to-belly with Coach Grant Leeth, head wrestling coach at Tarleton State and a key part of the Texas Collegiate Wrestling Foundation, to talk about building a program with national ambition — and what it could mean for the first NCAA Division I wrestling future in Texas history.
We get into Grant’s Missouri roots, how injuries shaped him as a coach, the culture of “Tiger Style” (and why he’s adjusted training to protect athletes who are too motivated), and what it’s really like fundraising from scratch — including the wild idea of a bull-riding fundraiser.
We also spotlight what doesn’t get enough love: the NCWA. Grant explains why the NCWA is one of the biggest opportunity-makers in wrestling, how it can function as a pipeline for roster caps, and why it may be the sport’s best “insurance policy” in uncertain NCAA times.
Plus: Grant’s health-conscious dress shoe brand built for recovery (“running shoe disguised as a dress shoe”), recruiting angles, tuition hacks for out-of-state athletes, and why Texas is still massively under-tapped.
Key topics: Tarleton State Wrestling, Texas D1 wrestling, NCWA, Tiger Style, Rob Cole, Stanford Wrestling, Missouri Wrestling, recruiting, fundraising, roster caps, NCAA uncertainty, in-state tuition waivers, Texas wrestling growth, Shreveport NCWA nationals.
Show Notes With Timestamps
0:00 ABR mission: spotlighting JUCO/NAIA/D2/D3/NCWA programs + getting Jersey kids everywhere
2:26 Full ABR intro + guest intro: Coach Grant Leeth (Tarleton State) + Texas Collegiate Wrestling Foundation
5:20 Recruiting plugs + where to learn more (tsu wrestling site, updates, newsletter)
6:11 Grant plugs his product: health-conscious dress shoes (recovery-focused), copper threading + Hoka-style outsole
8:33 ABR pitch: “I’ll run a marathon in your dress shoes” cross-promo (Leadville + 26.2 talk)
10:23 Grant’s origin story: tiny-town Missouri kid hears “wrestling” and thinks WWE
11:50 First practice moment: coach tells dad “he’s a natural” — and Grant can’t quit after that
13:13 Coaching starts in college: injuries, surgeries, and coaching teammates while sidelined
14:47 Career impact: major injuries, peak ranking, nationals finish, and the hard stop
16:07 The bitter taste + leaving wrestling… briefly (Florida job)
17:08 Lessons from injuries: film study, mental reps, never guaranteed anything, gratitude for mat time
18:50 Training philosophy shift: balancing “one more” with recovery for intrinsically motivated athletes
21:20 Breaking down Tiger Style: identity, daily choices, culture pillars, “one more” mentality
23:03 ABR adopting “one more” into coaching/PE culture
24:03 Path to Stanford: missing wrestling, Tampa Jesuit help, Stanford storyline + Rob Cole connection
25:54 The legendary Rob Cole reply: “not qualified” + equipment room joke → then the real invite
27:39 Driving 44 hours to the Bay Area + first real coaching break
30:47 Staff change → being let go + the Texas D1 opportunity emerges
33:47 Fundraising rumor confirmed: bull riding fundraiser idea (Tarleton rodeo culture)
36:20 Comedy fundraiser: Grant does 10 minutes opening for Greg Warren (sold-out event)
41:18 Reality check: fundraising without alumni, room, or built-in base — “what am I fundraising for?”
42:39 D1 timeline tease: conference acceptance + “major announcement soon” (careful not to overpromise)
43:54 Season update: roster changes, ranked progress, D1 opponents, tournament placers, NCWA ranking
46:22 Recruiting pitch: being first in Texas, trailblazer mindset, “do what Little Rock did — faster”
49:34 Mike Moyer/NWCA goal: a D1 program in every state + Texas impact
53:09 Why the NCWA matters: opportunities, roster caps pipeline, growth, and wrestling’s safety net
59:11 NCWA gripe: Club Cup duels restriction conflicts with “opportunity” mission
1:00:52 Tarleton recruiting: in-state tuition waiver for out-of-state (GPA/SAT/class rank)
1:03:00 Location + campus growth + Texas A&M system resources
1:03:43 Tarleton majors: education, nursing, engineering, ag + job placement stats
1:06:00 Roster makeup: mostly Texas kids + untapped recruiting market
1:11:05 Texas wrestling participation growth + number of programs vs public schools
1:13:13 Tarleton as new D1 athletic department + campus culture (clean campus, “don’t walk on the grass”)
1:15:03 “60% female population” note for the single wrestlers 😅
1:16:48 Daily ritual: journaling (gratitude + improvements + daily goals)
1:18:14 What Grant listens to + Texas music rabbit hole
1:20:30 Guilty pleasure: Pokémon collecting + recruiting connection
1:22:14 Favorite wrestling shoe talk: Brute uglies, Air Reversals, new ASICS “freaks” vibe
1:23:28 Wrap-up + future return when news drops + shoutouts
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3 FEB 2026 · In Episode 434 of Airey Bros Radio, we sit down with Coach Jimmy Overhiser, Head Wrestling Coach at Mercyhurst University, to break down what it really takes to build a Division I wrestling program from the ground up.Coach Overhiser shares his journey from Reinhardt University to Drexel University and United States Military Academy, before taking the reins at Mercyhurst during its transition to NCAA Division I.
We dive deep into:
✅ Recruiting during a D1 transition
✅ Creating culture, accountability, and long-term stability
✅ What “FIT” really means for student-athletes
✅ Faith, academics, and leadership development
✅ NCWA postseason strategy during the transition years
✅ Mercyhurst’s elite majors like Intelligence Studies and 4+1 Business
✅ Building facilities, staff, and infrastructure from scratch
✅ Why Pennsylvania remains one of the deepest wrestling states in America
This episode is packed with real recruiting insight, program-building strategy, and honest perspective for athletes, parents, and coaches navigating today’s college wrestling landscape.If you care about college wrestling recruiting, Division I program development, or finding the right academic-athletic fit — this one’s for you.🎧 Now streaming on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.
⏱️ Timestamp Show Notes
0:00 – ABR mission + spotlighting under-covered programs
2:07 – Official intro + Coach Overhiser background
3:19 – Taking over Mercyhurst during its D1 transition
7:54 – Cornell connections + coaching network
9:46 – NCWA postseason importance during transition years
11:57 – Supporting seniors through program changes
13:50 – Wrestling origin story (yes… WWE played a role 😄)
16:29 – Discovering coaching as a career path
18:35 – Life in NAIA wrestling + recruiting Northeast athletes
21:39 – Applying for the Mercyhurst job + building a program plan
25:08 – CEO mindset: fundraising, retention, recruiting strategy
26:40 – Core coaching philosophy + individualized athlete development
30:01 – Recruiting “FIT” and eliminating culture problems early
33:43 – Lifestyle recruiting: fishing, teammates, small-campus life
36:09 – Explaining D1 transition + postseason eligibility
39:49 – Why Mercyhurst moved to Division I
44:22 – Mercyhurst academic strengths (Intelligence, Business 4+1, Sciences)
46:50 – Running a program as essentially a one-man staff
50:59 – Handling overwhelm + remembering why coaching matters
54:18 – Pennsylvania wrestling depth + regional recruiting advantage
56:31 – Faith-based culture at Mercyhurst
58:00 – Campus vibe + upcoming wrestling facility plans
59:24 – Wyoming Seminary prep days + Blair Academy battles
1:02:25 – Daily habits, training, and leadership routines
1:07:30 – Guilty pleasure reveal (Clear American + Monsters 😅)
1:10:03 – Final thoughts + Mercyhurst Wrestling future
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30 JAN 2026 · In Episode 433 of Airey Bros Radio, we go belly-to-belly with Nate Shearer, Head Wrestling Coach at Washington & Lee University, for a deep dive into what it really takes to build a championship-level Division III wrestling program while maintaining elite academic standards.Coach Shearer breaks down his 13-year journey leading the Generals, how W&L climbed from small rosters and forfeits to becoming a conference champion and national contender, and why the ODAC’s growth has made D3 wrestling in Virginia more competitive (and more fun) than ever.We also get into high-academic recruiting realities (early decision, fit-first recruiting, national pipeline), what W&L students actually study (business, engineering, health professions, CS), the culture shift that keeps athletes thriving, and the behind-the-scenes “CEO” side of running a program—travel, film, training, community, and consistency.Plus: Springsteen, the Stone Pony, coffee setups, saunas, vinyl, and the most dangerous guilty pleasure in America: ice cream.Follow Washington & Lee Wrestling:
- Website: generalsports.com
- Social: @generalswrestle (Instagram/X)
Support Airey Bros Radio (Value for Value):
BuyMeACoffee.com/aireybros
Timestamp / Show Notes
0:00 ABR mission: shining light on JUCO/NAIA/D2/D3 opportunities + recruiting conversations we wish we had
1:29 Intro: Nate Shearer, Head Coach at Washington & Lee Wrestling (Year 13)
3:16 2025–26 snapshot: season context + ODAC dual stretch ahead
3:52 Where recruits/parents should go: generalsports.com + @generalswrestle
4:18 Through-line: ODAC talk + shoutout to Coach Nate Yetzer (Roanoke)
5:05 Virginia D3 wrestling growth: from “only program” to a full conference
6:43 Has ODAC expansion changed recruiting? Why it’s helped, not hurt
8:32 Origin story: “I didn’t want to wrestle” — thrown into a tournament with zero prep
10:08 Mark Coleman connection + early chaos of learning wrestling the hard way
12:58 When coaching became the path: Ohio Northern → mentorship → wrestling finally becomes “fun”
16:09 First coaching years: volunteering, teaching, GA role, building a youth club from scratch
19:09 Coaching philosophy: building athletes up, not tearing them down
23:54 Year 1 vs Year 13 at W&L: tiny roster, forfeits, growing in “small chunks”
24:58 Turning point: first national qualifier (2016) + expectations shift
25:27 Admissions reality: low acceptance rate + recruiting the right academic fit
26:37 Culture + community: families/alumni, packed home invite, “it’s not hard to be here”
29:19 High-academic recruiting pace: Early Decision deadline + why the “funnel” moves fast
31:25 Best wrestling state debate: NJ guys pounding the drum… but the data loves Connecticut
33:24 What majors recruits choose: business, health professions, engineering, CS + sciences
35:29 Facilities + Lexington vibe + being next door to VMI (two closest wrestling campuses)
37:17 2025–26 season report: best rankings in program history, injuries, staying steady
39:29 Date to circle: Friday, Feb 6 @ Roanoke (potentially stacked ranked lineup)
40:22 Brisket at matches? Not yet—“need a clone” (but recruiting camp meals are real)
41:15 Historic flex: 1936 wrestling championships hosted at W&L + gym built in the early 1900s
44:06 “Head coach as CEO”: what he actually manages (training, travel, film, recruiting)
45:04 Resources matter: why W&L is positioned differently (support systems, fewer corners cut)
48:33 Department success + top programs across campus + the “full package” student-athlete experience
52:03 Coffee talk: Americano life, pour over hacks, road-map coffee shout
54:32 Daily ritual: basement sauna + outdoor shower (recovery > cold tubs)
56:45 What he’s listening to: Steven Wilson Jr. + vinyl collecting
58:01 Flea market circuit upbringing: baseball cards, memorabilia, Ohio hustle
1:00:36 Cleveland baseball + Major League quotes + stadium nostalgia
1:01:14 Prize vinyl: Springsteen — Nebraska
1:03:13 Airey Bros Stone Pony classics: Warped Tour, Deftones, Pennywise, Sublime, Blink, 311
1:05:16 Springsteen deep cut: “Atlantic City” + NJ States mindset story
1:07:46 Guilty pleasure: ice cream (Reese’s/peanut butter + Butterfinger ice cream bars)
1:09:33 Wrap-up + where to follow W&L + what’s next on ABR
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27 JAN 2026 · University of Wyoming Throws Coach Paul Barrett joins Airey Bros Radio for a first-ever deep dive with a throws coach — and he delivers a masterclass on NCAA throws development, strength & conditioning, and how to build a quietly dominant program for nearly three decades.Barrett is in his 27th season at Wyoming and has coached 2 NCAA champions, 22 All-Americans, 36 conference champions, and 127 all-conference finishers. We break down his award-winning year (USTFCCCA Mountain Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year), the rise of NCAA champion Daniel Reynolds, and why Barrett’s training approach is the opposite of what most people expect: low volume, high recovery, high results.If you’re a throws athlete, football player considering track, a high school coach trying to learn throws, or a recruit looking for a real pathway — this episode is loaded with practical coaching insight and recruiting advice.In this episode:
- How Paul went from wrestling → sprints/long jump → hammer throw
- Why he loves JUCO recruiting (and why NWAC athletes get overlooked)
- What he looks for in a hammer/weight throw prospect
- The training week that helped turn Daniel Reynolds into an NCAA champion
- Why Olympic lifts matter (and what they actually do in-season)
- The #1 thing high school throwers must fix on their Instagram recruiting page
- Wyoming’s team culture, academics, facilities, and what surprises recruits most
Follow Coach Barrett: Instagram — @yo_pokes_throws
Fueled by: Black Sheep Endurance Coaching
Value for Value: Buy us a coffee (link in your ABR bio/show notes)
Show Notes + Timestamps:
0:13 – Show open (Howdy & Aloha, value-for-value, Black Sheep Endurance)
1:17 – Guest intro: Paul Barrett’s résumé + Wyoming throws legacy
2:37 – ABR milestone: first throws coach on the show
3:18 – Where to find Coach Barrett: IG @yo_pokes_throws
3:48 – Throughline: shoutout to Coach Sean McLachlin (NWAC connection)
4:26 – Origin story: wrestling → sprinting/long jump → throwing discovery
5:51 – Where he grew up: Texas/Kansas/Wyoming/Washington State
6:28 – Spokane CC dynasty + NWAC dominance
7:42 – JUCO recruiting: why he actively watches NJCAA + NWAC
9:39 – Why JUCO athletes often become his hardest workers
10:10 – Favorite event: hammer throw (as athlete + coach)
11:15 – Hammer recruiting: what to look for if an athlete hasn’t thrown hammer
12:46 – Getting into coaching + love for strength & conditioning
13:44 – Strength → throws transfer: why power matters
14:38 – Key lifts: Olympic lifts, squats, core integration
15:35 – Coaching progression: straight into S&C + throws roles
16:27 – Recruiting battles: football vs track (and why “both” rarely works)
18:11 – Why football players should do track (explosiveness + goals)
19:29 – 27 years at Wyoming: how his coaching evolved
20:13 – What he wants in recruits: work ethic + academics
21:04 – Event setup: usually 2 events per athlete (team scoring strategy)
21:49 – Geography: why he tends to recruit the West/Mountain/NW
22:43 – Recruiting today: athletes DM him on Instagram (huge tool)
23:57 – Daniel Reynolds story: seeing raw power → portal → instant potential
25:16 – Technical changes + biggest difference: recovery + low-volume plan
26:27 – Meaning of the national title (recruiting + recognition)
27:06 – Day-in-the-life training: the shockingly short week (recovery focus)
29:17 – In-season lifting: hang cleans + front squats + close-grip bench
30:35 – Sets/reps: low reps (5–1), maintain power without beating them up
31:02 – Daniel’s numbers: hang clean 425 + speed/power combo
31:52 – Season update: young talent + goals for indoor postseason
32:40 – Postseason timeline: conference late Feb/early March, NCAAs mid-March
33:39 – Why “less is more” (injury reduction + quality training)
35:04 – Advice to HS throwers: build a real recruiting IG + post lifting/throws
36:40 – Advice to HS coaches: YouTube + clinics (why throws improved recently)
38:02 – Team culture: small town, tight-knit program, family vibe
39:22 – Academics: engineering/agriculture + strong athlete academic support
41:23 – Wyoming surprise factor: facilities, funding, athlete dining, resources
43:01 – Winter reality + altitude: dry cold, longer season, indoor throwing option
45:11 – Final Four: coffee order, mindset, music, guilty pleasure
50:14 – Outro: upcoming ABR episodes (Nate Shearer + James Overheiser)
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23 JAN 2026 · Airey Bros Radio – Episode 431 is a deep-dive on the real mechanics of modern college recruiting — not highlight reels and slogans, but the communication systems that shape commitments, retention, transfers, and culture.We’re joined by Dan Tudor, founder of Tudor Collegiate Strategies and host of the College Recruiting Weekly Podcast, after a recommendation from Coach Steve Delgado (SWOCC Cross Country & Track). Dan has spent 20+ years helping college coaches and athletic departments build recruiting messaging that actually works — emails, letters, texts, phone calls, campus visits, and the “what happens next” process that recruits (and families) crave.In this episode, we break down:
- Why most coaches were never trained to recruit (and why recruiting is really sales + storytelling)
- The biggest recruiting mistake: coaches recruiting athletes the way they were recruited
- Why email is #1 for athletes (yes — in 2026)
- How to write a first message that feels real, personal, and response-worthy
- Why letters are more powerful than ever (and how they influence families + decision-making)
- How to stay consistent without sounding like a used car salesman
- Why D3 can be a better financial deal than people think (academic aid, grants, packaging)
- Transfer portal recruiting: why it’s more business decision than emotional decision
- How better communication reduces transfers and increases buy-in
🎙️ Perfect for: coaches, recruits, parents, ADs, recruiting coordinators, and anyone navigating NCAA / NAIA / JUCO recruiting in 2026.🔥 Fueled by Black Sheep Endurance Coaching
☕ Value-for-Value: support the show → BuyMeACoffee.com/AireyBrosSearch tags / keywords: college recruiting, recruiting communication, recruiting email templates, recruiting letters, campus visit recruiting, transfer portal recruiting, NCAA recruiting, NAIA recruiting, JUCO recruiting, D3 scholarships, athletic recruiting strategy, coaching recruiting, recruiting sales, texting recruits, recruiting pipeline, roster building, retention, program culture.
Podcast Timestamp Show Notes
0:00 – The ABR mission + recruiting reality check Big world of opportunities beyond Division I; development paths; “not everyone is a D1 athlete.”
1:45 – Show intro: “Recruiting systems, not highlight clips” Decision-making, communication structure, commitments, transfers.2:59 – Guest intro: Dan Tudor (Tudor Collegiate Strategies) - Sales, marketing, storytelling, recruiting messaging systems.
4:11 – Where to find Dan + College Recruiting Weekly Podcast Website, podcast, training resources, recruiting communication education.
5:27 – How Dan got on ABR (Coach Steve Delgado / SWOCC shoutout) NWAC context + why coaches recommend Dan’s content.
7:15 – Dan’s origin story: TV sports broadcaster → recruiting services → coaching communication
Early 90s broadcasting, recruiting services before the internet, the “confusing letter” problem.
11:55 – The core problem: coaches were never trained to recruit - Why recruiting is communication + decision leadership; “what happens next” clarity.
14:26 – Small world moment: Cal State Bakersfield + Paul Keysaw connection ABR continuity + shared circles across sports.
15:14 – Biggest mistake coaches make: recruiting how they were recruited “Tree rings” analogy; college athletics culture resists change.
17:43 – Social media trap: why highlights aren’t enough Scroll culture, attention scarcity, brand problems for D2/D3/JUCO “non-famous” programs.
19:33 – Surprise #1: Athletes say EMAIL is the best recruiting medium Why they reread emails 7–15 times; email as their “commercial” / brand builder.
21:58 – What the first message should look like (personal + specific) Mention what you saw, what stood out, invite conversation, make it easy to respond.
23:01 – Why personalization matters (this generation can sniff out fake) Conversational tone > stiff/formal; “prove you know who I am.”
27:28 – Letters are back: why physical mail stands out in 2026 “Mysterious” + special; family sees it; fridge/counter effect; long-tail influence.
31:15 – Advice to recruits/parents: be proactive (email/text/call first) Why coaches respond when an athlete reaches out; “low-hanging fruit” effect.
35:05 – Optics matter: signing ceremony + micro-scholarships Even small scholarship packaging can influence decisions and pride/social proof.
38:47 – Consistency vs. salesy: how coaches avoid the ‘used car salesman’ vibe - Lead from A→B; ask for the commitment; don’t stall in endless “checking in.”
43:41 – D3 money reality: why D3 can still be affordable Aid, grants, packaging; D3 recruiting skill as a career accelerator for coaches.
47:39 – Transfer portal: recruiting never ends High school recruiting is emotional; portal recruiting is problem-solving + business logic.
50:40 – Old-school coaches adapting: the “7 commitments in one night” story When coaches actually ask correctly, classes build fast.
59:53 – “I’m not a coach, I’m a recruiter” (Odessa College example)- Recruiting as 85% of the job; CEO/program-builder mindset.
1:01:26 – What Dan didn’t cover: campus visits, AI, recruiting branding before contact -Visit teardown/rebuild; athlete-centered visits; tech integration.
1:04:29 – Lightning round: iced tea > coffee, routines, podcasts, 80s music- Ferris Bueller vibes; Huey Lewis take.
1:09:30 – Guilty pleasure: Carolina barbecue (pulled pork, hush puppies, beans) Plus BBQ recommendations near Charlotte / Raleigh-Durham.
1:11:42 – Wrap-up + next episode plug (Paul Barrett, Wyoming throws) - ABR schedule continuity.
Transcribed
20 JAN 2026 · Fresno City College Wrestling is one of the most dominant programs in California community college athletics — and Head Coach Paul Keysaw has built a championship standard that lasts decades, not seasons.In Airey Bros Radio Episode 430, we go belly to belly with the Cal State Bakersfield 1991 NCAA Division I National Champion and multi-time CCCAA State Champion coach to break down Fresno City’s recent run, why JUCO wrestling is one of the best development paths in the country, and what recruits and parents need to understand about the real college wrestling process.
Coach Keysaw dives into:
- Fresno City’s 2025 season recap + competing with Mt. San Antonio and Cerritos
- Why the community college stigma is hurting athletes (and how to flip it)
- The cost/value advantage of California Community Colleges (and why it’s a “hidden gem”)
- Building culture with process, fundamentals, and accountability
- Wrestling season in the fall (and why he thinks the NCAA should seriously consider it)
- The state of wrestling in California: program cuts, admin support, and the future of growth
- A wild story: Coach Keysaw went 3–0 as an interim basketball coach 😂
- Bonus: the Randy Couture connection — “Yeah… I beat that guy.”
🎓 Recruits/Parents: Fresno City is a launching pad. “It doesn’t matter where you start the journey — it matters where you finish.”📲 Follow Fresno City Wrestling: @fccramwrestling
📝 Recruiting Form + program links:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSclo_LNH6rI99qwlaxfwW-mHtKajfM3KXRamqfBu_aknwSf9g/viewformhttps://fccrams.com/sports/wrest/index🌺 Fuel: Black Sheep Endurance Coaching
☕ Value for Value: Buy Me a Coffee —https://buymeacoffee.com/aireybros
SHOW NOTES + TIMESTAMPS (ABR 430)
0:00 Why ABR shines a light on JUCO/D2/D3/NAIA programs (not just “power school” coverage)
0:49 Show open + 2026 kickoff + “belly to belly” with Coach Paul Keysaw
2:03 Coach bio: titles, honors, Fresno City season recap, and program résumé
3:39 Where recruits can find Fresno City Wrestling (IG + pages)
4:25 The “throughline” moment: VHS tapes, old-school wrestling fandom, and the Randy Couture match
6:05 Origin story: how Coach Keysaw started wrestling (and the no-quitting rule)
7:16 What makes a great youth coach: fundamentals, purpose, and building the base
8:43 Pennsylvania → Cal State Bakersfield: the transfer story + “Lou was my Clarence”
10:13 Headgear wrestling from day one (no WWE angle) + Athens, PA geography
12:24 When he first thought coaching was “the coolest job”
13:28 Post-title reality check: “Now I had to get a job”
14:04 The accidental coaching start: cemetery sales → “How much would you pay me?”
15:38 “Welcome to the staff” (and instant panic)
16:09 Why he stayed: coaching should be fun — and JUCO is still his favorite space
16:47 Helping athletes who don’t know what they want to do (major/life direction)
18:31 Fear of failure + why wrestlers “turn on” to education over time
20:51 Watching the “light come on” + his “weeds” analogy for wrestlers
22:09 JUCO stigma in California: is it getting worse?
23:53 Social media + the “not into the process” problem
24:30 Transfer portal era: “D3 kid to Iowa” and why development pathways matter
26:17 Fresno City campus life: commuter school + the dorms arms race in California JC sports
27:13 Recruiting rules: open-state recruiting, out-of-state restrictions, and first contact
28:16 Debt + affordability: why JUCO helps families win long-term
28:46 Cost breakdown: California Community College affordability + residency angle
30:00 Honors program + transfer leverage: “guaranteed UC admission” pathway talk
31:25 Parents and recruiting: most families don’t understand the process
32:21 Fresno City programs: fire academy, police academy, welding, nursing, rad tech, dental hygiene
33:48 How big is Fresno City? student population + athlete count
34:41 Why California wrestling is in the fall (and why Coach loves it now)
35:27 “Wrestling season is too long” — why a fall NCAA season could save the sport
37:10 Work-life balance + why the fall model gives coaches/families a real life
38:20 Offseason structure: conditioning, strength, wrestling class
38:45 Recruiting challenges vs. results: “We didn’t have enough horses” (2025 season lens)
40:03 California’s single state champ issue + kids jumping levels too early
41:14 Correction + clarity: Fresno City’s recent title run + dynasty context
42:21 2025 season review: young lineup, state duals, and outlook for next year
43:16 Recruiting year-round: transfers, bounce-backs, and timing
44:05 Real talk: if you’re recruited early, you’re probably that level — if not, trust development
45:25 What Coach Keysaw looks for: motivated kids who love the process + want to keep climbing
46:08 “Rooting for them is inherent” — success beyond the mat
47:48 Life wins: careers, families, becoming a cop — Fresno City pride stories
48:57 Why he stayed in the CCCAA: doors, growth, and real coaching impact
50:38 D1 job rejection → no regrets: “The Lord put me here for a reason”
51:47 The California wrestling problem: tons of HS wrestlers, shrinking D1 opportunities
52:25 Why the sport struggles: budgets, admin support, and limited in-state options
54:02 The coaching pipeline issue: fewer teacher-coaches and fewer wrestling grads feeding programs
55:49 Wrestlers in administration: why AD/principal representation matters
57:49 CBU wrestling cut: money, NIL, and institutional priorities
59:01 “Wrestling doesn’t help its own cause” — telling stories and asking for support
1:00:02 The basketball coaching story: Men’s Warehouse fit, two techs, and why wrestling feels “foreign” to outsiders
1:03:14 Dual meets as the future: making wrestling accessible to non-wrestling fans
1:04:01 Fresno City history: founded 1910, first CA JC, wrestling since 1959, championships every decade
1:06:18 “It’s not where you start — it’s where you finish” (JUCO as a launchpad)
1:07:04 Randy Couture story: the UFC name that gets non-wrestling people to finally pay attention
1:09:05 ABR Final Four: coffee habits + black coffee + Guatemalan blend
1:10:10 Daily routines/superstitions: left sock/left shoe ritual + pre-practice caffeine timing
1:11:41 What he’s listening to: wrestling podcasts + history interest
1:12:28 Favorite history lane: Civil War / Gettysburg
1:13:15 Guilty pleasure: Palomas (tequila + grapefruit)
1:13:50 Off-the-mat life: fishing, mountains, Yosemite/Sequoia proximity
1:15:14 Wrap-up: Fresno City, CCCAA spotlight, and recruiting shoutout
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16 JAN 2026 · Howdy & Aloha! 🌺 Airey Bros Radio Episode 429 is now LIVE on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms — featuring Coach Sean McLachlan, Head Men’s & Women’s Cross Country Coach and Assistant Track & Field Coach at Spokane Colleges, one of the most dominant JUCO / NWAC distance programs in the country.Coach McLachlan breaks down what it takes to sustain a championship culture year after year — from developing depth (not just stars), to recruiting the right fit, to maximizing elite training environments in the Pacific Northwest.In this episode we cover:
- Spokane’s NWAC dynasty history and how the tradition started
- Why JUCO can be the BEST path for distance runners (development + opportunity + fit)
- The brand-new Spokane XC course and the vision to host major events (college + national level)
- The Podium indoor track facility (banked 200m track) and why it’s a game-changer for recruiting
- How Spokane competes against (and beats) NCAA D1, D2, D3, and NAIA programs at meets
- 2025 season recap: Spokane men win the NWAC title led by Alex Wright (NWAC Athlete of the Year)
- Training talk: mileage management, freshman development, and double threshold “dabbling”
- Team culture, assistant coaches, and why athletes say they “wish Spokane was a 4-year school”
- Plus: Vision Quest Spokane stories, coffee talk, podcasts/books, and holiday vibes 🎄☕
📍 Guest: Coach Sean McLachlan — Spokane Colleges XC/Track
🏃 Conference: NWAC (Northwest Athletic Conference)
🔥 Fueled by Black Sheep Endurance Coaching
☕ Support the show: BuyMeACoffee.com/AireyBros
Podcast Show Notes + Timestamps
0:00 Why ABR is covering NWAC + JUCO XC (shining light on overlooked programs)
0:59 Sasquatch mascot love + Spokane identity
1:22 ABR intro + episode mission (value-for-value, recruiting, development)
3:34 Where recruits can find Spokane XC (Instagram + athletics site)
4:33 Throughlines: JUCO roots, NWAC spotlight, Vision Quest Spokane connection
6:14 Vision Quest filming at Spokane + classic running scenes downtown
7:06 Coach origin story: raised at the track, family coaching lineage
8:13 Multi-sport background (soccer/basketball/wrestling) + how it builds the “motor”
9:03 HS success (800/3200/XC), choosing Spokane, transfer to Southern Utah
10:09 Returning to Spokane to coach — mentors, roots, and long-term vision
10:34 Coaching the program you ran for + what Spokane means to him
11:18 Spokane “chip on the shoulder” + building with mostly local 509 talent
12:19 When the dynasty started: two campuses, two programs, then joined forces
13:43 Title streaks + “dark ages” + track dominance (men’s + women’s titles)
14:52 Spokane running history: Jerry Lindgren, Prefontaine clashes, Pat Tyson legacy
18:15 “What’s the secret?” Resources + leadership + recruiting grind in JUCO
20:45 Family atmosphere: staff continuity, 13 track coaches, assistants’ impact
23:12 JUCO stigma vs value: how Spokane wins recruits with proof + performance
25:04 Competing vs 4-year schools + being seen in mixed-division meets
26:05 Podium facility advantage + recruiting through performance (wins vs D1/D2/NAIA/D3)
27:49 Facilities deep dive: new XC course + Podium banked indoor track
28:17 New XC course vision: WCC meet hosted, future NXR, NCAA-level goals
29:08 Spokane Sports Commission shoutout + sports tourism strategy
29:40 The Podium: why it paid for itself fast + year-round multi-sport venue
31:03 Downtown Spokane training ecosystem (Riverfront Park, trails, warmups)
32:10 Trails, Rimrock dirt road workouts, hills, and why the training is tough-but-great
34:20 No HS indoor track in WA (West Coast facility scarcity)
35:50 No official NWAC indoor season — why that can be a blessing
36:42 Two campuses explained: Spokane Falls vs Spokane Community (transfer vs technical)
38:34 No dorms — Spokane housing solution + why apartments can be better
39:56 2025 season recap begins: men’s title expectations + championship execution
41:42 Alex Wright story (Purdue grad, aerospace engineer, came back to run w/ brother)
42:57 Holland Herd “gamer” championship performance + step-ups
43:45 Isaac Riggsby comeback story (missed senior year, stress fracture, 4.0 student)
44:42 Winning but not satisfied: holding standards while still celebrating
46:21 Culture fit: giving everyone a shot + JUCO as fresh start and development
47:21 Freshman transition to 8K: mileage range management + avoiding overloading
49:23 Early-season racing vs older collegiate runners + confidence + patience
50:14 Training hot topic: double threshold — “dabbling,” not chasing trends
52:44 Women’s season reflection: lessons, injuries, refocus, building back stronger
54:04 Balancing men & women at championships + pre-race prep systems
56:13 Family shoutout: spouse support, kids, Eugene trips, being “track nuts”
57:13 Coffee talk: pour-over setup, local spots, lighter roasts, Spokane coffee culture
59:24 Daily routines + learning inputs (running vids/podcasts, ski vids, books)
1:00:49 What he’s reading/listening to + 90s music nostalgia (grunge/punk/reggae)
1:02:49 Food + recruiting visits: no chain restaurants, Spokane local spots
1:04:08 Spokane weather + outdoors (lakes, fly fishing, sunshine days)
1:05:34 Christmas movies + holiday traditions + skiing New Year plans
1:07:10 Closing: program shoutouts, gratitude, and sendoff
Transcribed
13 JAN 2026 · ABR 428 is OUT NOW on Spotify + Apple Podcasts — and the timing couldn’t be crazier.We went live on 12/22 with Coach Nate Yetzer, the head man who built Roanoke College Wrestling from the ground up… and THIS WEEKEND the Maroons won the NWCA/USMC Multi-Division National Dual Meet Championships — taking down the giants and changing Division III history.In this episode, Coach Yetzer breaks down the blueprint behind Roanoke’s rapid rise:
✅ How to build a program from scratch (and why he actually prefers it)
✅ Culture as the real “competitive advantage”
✅ Recruiting philosophy + what a “Roanoke Kid” really is
✅ Why D3 can be the best fit for development + career outcomes
✅ Scholarships, academic/need-based aid, and how families should approach the money side
✅ Fan experience + building a brand people want to watch
✅ Areas Roanoke recruits (VA/NC/Atlanta, New England… and why Denver is next)
✅ Advice for athletes: how to email coaches, sell yourself, and find the right fit
ABOUT THE TITLE RUN: Roanoke went to Iowa and shook the sport — beating Augsburg and Wartburg to bring home the national duals crown. The “Augsburg/Wartburg era” isn’t automatic anymore.🎧 Search “Airey Bros Radio” on Spotify/Apple Podcasts and find ABR 428.
📺 Full livestream archive is on YouTube.Fueled by Black Sheep Endurance ☕️
Value-for-Value: Buy Me a Coffee (link in bio / show notes)
Show notes + timestamps (ABR 428)
Guest: Coach Nate Yetzer — Head Wrestling Coach, Roanoke College (DIII)
Topic: Building Roanoke Wrestling + recruiting philosophy + culture + DIII opportunity + (now) NWCA National Duals champions
0:00 – 0:50 ABR mission: spotlight programs + real recruiting conversations
0:51 – 2:55 Full intro + resume: building Roanoke from scratch, ODAC success, rankings, fast start
2:56 – 4:00 Where recruits can find Roanoke Wrestling + social media + club (70+ members)
4:01 – 5:10 Wrestling world is small: connection to Coach Matt Hill (Edinboro)
5:11 – 8:30 Origin story: dad’s influence, falling in love with wrestling, multi-sport upbringing
8:31 – 9:55 Brother battles + “they’ll stop when they’re tired” parenting moment 😅
9:56 – 11:20 Coach as a dad: his 4 boys + when kids start specializing
11:21 – 12:45 Recruiting athleticism + multi-sport traits that translate
12:46 – 16:10 “Why coaching?” Leaving a chip-company job, getting into the profession, impact on lives
16:11 – 16:50 Troyer Farms chips story 🍟
16:51 – 19:10 Taking the Roanoke job in 2020: expectations vs reality (ahead of schedule)
19:11 – 21:10 Advice for startup coaches: you MUST be all-in (and the family piece)
21:11 – 23:10 Startup vs takeover: why starting from scratch can be “easier” philosophically
23:11 – 24:30 2025–26 start + culture: “30 guys where it’s a priority”
24:31 – 26:25 Recruiting footprint: VA/NC/Atlanta + defining the “Roanoke Kid”
26:26 – 28:35 Why Denver/Colorado fits + camp strategy + Adidas camps + local Denver wrestling talk
28:36 – 31:05 D1-or-bust mentality: “If you love wrestling, there’s a place for you”
31:06 – 32:55 Financial reality of D3: academic + need-based aid, comparing packages, NIL trickle-down
32:56 – 34:12 Roanoke academics: business, health fields, computer science + campus growth
34:13 – 37:12 Defining a “Roanoke Kid”: academics, values, fit, style of wrestling, upward trajectory
37:13 – 38:20 Core values with recruits: kids have them, but can’t always vocalize them
38:21 – 41:20 Building a fan base + creating an event (walkout songs, production, club connection)
41:21 – 42:35 Big home dates: Jan 4 vs UW–Eau Claire + Feb 6 vs Lee (ODAC title collision course)
42:36 – 44:05 Rankings mindset + how Coach uses rankings for recruiting (but not ego)
44:06 – 46:35 National tournament mindset: pressure, perspective, and the “doing dishes” story 😂
46:36 – 48:45 Breaking the Augsburg/Wartburg standard + respect for the blueprint
48:46 – 50:25 Key athletes to watch (Jude Robson, Mark Samuel, Smith brothers, Xavier Preston, Hunter Moore, more)
50:26 – 51:45 National Duals plans (at the time): why Roanoke committed to go
51:46 – 53:10 CEO of the program: culture, academics, fundraising, donors
53:11 – 54:40 Golf outing + the “wrestler obsession” problem
54:41 – 57:20 Recruiting advice for athletes: email coaches, self-awareness, “sell yourself”
57:21 – 58:55 Christmas talk: movies + food + Moscow mule holiday recipe 🎄
58:56 – 1:01:20 Coffee corner: Aeropress, roasters, Third Wave Water tip
1:01:21 – 1:03:40 Daily ritual: recommitment, prayer, self-talk + belief
1:03:41 – 1:05:20 What coach listens to: Rogan, AI episodes, classic Christmas music
1:05:21 – 1:07:30 Guilty pleasures: Moon Pies, BBQ, and the donut-burger madness 🍩🍔
1:07:31 – 1:08:29 Wrap-up + where to follow Roanoke Wrestling
Transcribed
9 JAN 2026 · Gannon University Wrestling is rolling — and the head man behind it is as real as it gets.On Airey Bros Radio Ep. 427, we go Belly to Belly with Tom Boyd, Head Wrestling Coach at Gannon University, to break down what true NCAA Division II development looks like year-to-year — and why the Golden Knights have become one of the most consistent programs in the country.Coach Boyd talks Gannon’s fast start (3–0 in duals), team titles at the Mount Union Invitational & Ohio Intercollegiate Open, a 4th-place finish at the Midwest Classic, and the program’s No. 5 ranking in the NWCA Coaches Poll (Nov. 20) — while keeping the main thing the main thing: peaking in March.We also dig into:
- The seamless transition from legendary coach Don Henry to Boyd
- How Gannon builds culture, accountability, and “no-hide” competitors
- Portal recruiting done the right way (finding guys with gas left in the tank)
- NIL at the D2 level — housing, health insurance, and community give-back
- Recruiting Erie, PA: lake-effect winters, hunting/fishing, and big-time academics
- Why engineering + D2 wrestling is a rare, powerful combo for recruits
If you’re a recruit, parent, coach, or fan who cares about culture + development + opportunity, this episode is a blueprint.SUPPORT (Value-for-Value): Buy us a coffee ☕
Follow / Subscribe: YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts + IG @aireybrosradio
Fueled by: Black Sheep Endurance
Time Stamps / Show Notes
0:00 ABR mission: spotlighting programs athletes “should’ve known” in recruiting
0:30 Howdy & Aloha intro + Value-for-Value + Black Sheep Endurance
1:29 Who is Coach Tom Boyd: Gannon lifer, All-American, staff since 1995
2:12 2025 season snapshot: 3–0 duals, titles, Midwest Classic, No. 5 NWCA (Nov. 20)
3:01 Where recruits/parents can find Gannon Wrestling + socials
3:48 Connection to Ryan LeBlanc + coaching Boyd’s son (and now coaching together)
6:33 Coaching your own kid: balancing “dad vs coach” + letting the athlete own it
8:23 Parents & pressure: protecting wrestlers, transparency, and peaking in March
9:31 Midwest Classic breakdown: “midterm exam,” brutal match load, lessons learned
10:36 Boyd’s roots at Gannon: from forfeits/vans → top-5 national program
12:52 “Slow and steady” building: alumni, booster support, resources, closing the gap
14:02 Key Midwest performances: Jerry Echavarria wins 133 + 6 placers
15:14 Lineup upgrades coming: Dorian Crosby, Danny Kaiser, Holden Hoon + more depth
16:14 Erie location advantage: 2 hrs to Cleveland/Buffalo/Pittsburgh, endless competition
17:24 Key matchups + mindset: not satisfied with regional goals — chasing top 3 consistently
18:16 Ranked #5: embracing the target and competing “no hiding”
19:01 Injury defaults / pulling guys: character, expectations, and wrestling back
20:12 Coaching losses: process > outcome, individual approaches, confidence building
22:17 Social media era: adapt, don’t be a victim, teach kids to be good men
24:10 Leaving the sport with “a good taste”: doing everything you can, no regrets
25:40 Chiropractor + head coach: two callings, balancing time, being “wired”
29:00 Recruiting pitch: campus + student life + engineering, cybersecurity, aviation
30:48 Erie, PA vibe: walkable downtown, winter “Hallmark,” lake effect life
32:47 Outdoors recruiting: fishing, hunting, lake + steelhead/trout
33:35 Recruiting footprint: PA/OH/NY + nationwide (TX/FL/WA/Germany)
37:02 What Boyd wants in a recruit: Energy Bus, culture fit, character, commitment
38:19 Wrestling room = sanctuary: leadership, energy, showing up for athletes
41:01 Freshmen vs portal: developing 20 freshmen while using portal strategically
42:31 NIL at Gannon: real-life support + giving back through PAL/youth wrestling
45:04 Old school mindset, modern reality: adapt or get left behind
46:22 Finding portal guys with “gas”: opportunity + academics + hunger
48:32 Portal exits done right: honest conversations, good terms, opportunity matters
50:03 Internships + career prep: Erie Insurance, business pipelines, grad support
51:18 Coaching tree + alumni impact (high school coaches + program branches)
52:23 Pre-chiro pipeline + why it fits wrestling culture
55:42 Midwest Classic grind + doing adjustments at tournaments
56:35 Final recruiting message: find your home, fit matters more than the “sell”
58:02 Fun closer: 814 meaning + facilities pride + coffee habits
1:00:17 Daily rhythm: consistency, bath ritual, elliptical, being “go go go”
1:01:35 Vision Quest + 80s alternative + “What can I do better today?”
1:04:46 Guilty pleasure: candy/sweet tooth (Milky Ways, peanut M&M’s)
1:06:00 Wrap: shoutout Coach LeBlanc + best of luck vs Edinburgh + Value-for-Value outro
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Airey Bros Radio is the #1 podcast for Wrestling, Cross Country & Track & Field athletes chasing opportunities at the HS, NAIA, JUCO, NCAA DII, DIII & D1 levels. Hosted by brothers Rich & Jimi Airey, we do the legwork so you don’t have to. Our mission: spotlight programs, coaches & stories overlooked by the mainstream. From high school dynasties to national championship programs, we bring you recruiting insights, culture deep-dives, underdog journeys & the knowledge we wish we had growing up.
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