On Episode 8 of The Light of Darkness Podcast, we welcome Danny Mulvihill as our guest. We discuss his nomadic lifestyle, and what eventually lead Danny and his wife to move their family into a 36 foot bus for their home, and why living “The Bus Life” is the right move for them.
We also talk about his life as a former vegan, and how Danny transitioned out of the dietary lifestyle, the pros and cons of a restrictive diet, and converting other people.
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After a year and a half hiatus, The Light of Darkness Podcast returns with Episode 7.
We welcome to the podcast, recent amputee and MMA fighter, Juan Gandara. In this show, we talk about Juan’s promising MMA career, and recount a recent accident, which left Juan without part of his arm. We cover the past, the present, and Juan’s future as an “Amputee Athlete,” as well as his new mindset.
Plus, we are here to fill all of the LOD listeners in on why the podcast has had a radio silence, and talk about the future of the show.
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On episode 6 of the Light of Darkness, we welcome Lauren Valdez to the show. We talk about what the childhood of being the daughter to a professional opera singer was like. We also discuss surviving a random act of violence, the struggle with body dysmorphia and her eating disorder, and using sex to promote women’s MMA.
On episode 5 of The Light of Darkness, we welcome award winning actor, producer, director, and star of “From Dusk till Dawn: The Series,” Jesse Garcia, to the show. We talk about his youth, and how wrestling and cheerleading took him from a small town in Wyoming, to a lead actor in a series directed by Robert Rodriguez. We also discuss unconventional acting roles, missing out on Marvel movie premiers, and being face to face with Pee Wee Herman.
On Episode 4 of The Light of Darkness, we welcome videographer extraordinaire, Tony Stolfa, owner of tonystofla.com and videographer/producer for FloGrappling.com
We discuss the transition from his massive weight loss to fighting inside of a cage to becoming a professional behind a camera. We talk about his intervention in a public domestic dispute, the creation and stealing of intellectual property, and why this podcast may or may not be “amateur hour.”
On the 3rd episode of the podcast, we welcome owner of Little Bell Ranch and B’s Bees Honey, Bryan Bell, to the show. We dive into the deep, dark world of male cheerleading, pricing oneself appropriately for creative services, and the ever controversial subject of stereotypical humor, from the viewpoint of two minorities.
On the 2nd episode of The Light of Darkness, we have my good friend and owner of Clench Knives, Jeremy Landry. We discuss the “murder-y” culture of New Orleans, Jeremy’s mis-attempt at becoming a career criminal, and the inception of his knife making company.
On the 1st Light of Darkness podcast, we feature jiu-jitsu black belt and Cape Cod native, Jeremy Carbone. We talk about our origins, a certain street altercation involving Jeremy and myself, and we explore the advice of two middle aged individuals to our 20 year old selves.
