The Few Will Hunt Show

"The world is terrible. But it's also beautiful. So how do we tell our kids the truth?" In this episode, Joey sits down with Oscar Peña—veteran, entrepreneur, and host of The Daughter Podcast—to talk about the viral poem Good Bones by Maggie Smith. They read the poem aloud and break down how it hit them as fathers. They talk about protecting kids without sheltering them, giving them truth without...

“Sharpening a knife hurts the blade—but it makes it sharper. Same with you.” In this episode, Oscar Peña—entrepreneur, veteran, and returning guest—is back to talk about choosing pain over pills, the cost of avoiding discomfort, and how fatherhood changed his perspective for good. He opens up about fatherhood, missed moments, and building something meaningful from that pain. From military recovery...

"I'm not an expert. I'm just trying to figure it out—and I’m bringing people with me." In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Oscar Peña—active duty military member, founder of Rise, and host of The Daughtered Podcast, a show for dads navigating parenthood. Oscar shares his journey from immigrating to the U.S. as a child, to hustling for every dollar he earned, to raising a family and buildi...

"Entrepreneurship isn’t the easy way out—it’s the hardest path in." This episode is a raw look at what it really takes to build and run a business. Joey and Drew break down the mental, emotional, and personal sacrifices that come with entrepreneurship—and why most people underestimate the weight of it. You’ll hear honest insights from entrepreneurs who’ve lived it, including Trevor Cowley, Aaron H...

"Everybody wants to eat, but Few Will Hunt." Why did Joey and Drew choose action over comfort? Why does the world need a community built on hard work? In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Mark Phillips and Ryan Seager from the Masters of Resilience podcast to dive into the origin story of Few Will Hunt, the power of faith over fear, and how building a true community starts with purpose, no...

"We didn’t set out to build a factory. We just wanted to get clothes into stores—and do it the right way." In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Josh Mejia, co-founder of Sublimation House, a trusted U.S. manufacturing partner of Few Will Hunt. Josh shares how a marketing agency, a children’s clothing brand, and one $30,000 mistake led him to take on the broken apparel industry—and change i...

"If nothing matters, then you get to decide what does." In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Matt Vincent—Highland Games World Champion, entrepreneur, and longtime supporter of Few Will Hunt. They discuss how Matt shaped his belief system through athletics, failure, writing, and self-reflection. He shares why embracing nihilism gave him freedom, how writing transformed his life, and why ab...

What if the discipline that made you successful is also holding you back? In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Craig Ballantyne, author of The Dark Side of Discipline, to discuss the fine line between discipline as a tool for success and discipline as a trap. Craig shares how he learned the hard way that too much structure can become a prison, impacting relationships, creativity, and even...

“You are who you hunt with.” In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Curtis Graham, a triple OG of the Few Will Hunt community, a photographer, family man, and a blue-collar hustler who embodies the FWH lifestyle. Curt shares powerful lessons about leaving people better than you found them, learning from mistakes, and why work ethic and discipline matter more than natural talent. He talks abo...

How does a fighter balance sobriety, family, and relentless pursuit of success? In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Pat Brady, a pro fighter (BKFC, PFL, Art of War champion), husband, father, and entrepreneur. Pat opens up about his journey from growing up in a tough neighborhood to overcoming addiction and finding purpose through faith. He shares raw stories of childhood discipline, near...

“Life is happening for you, not to you.” In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Aaron Hinde, co-founder and president of LifeAid, to discuss his entrepreneurial journey from the lows of bankruptcy to building a thriving business. Aaron opens up about his early ventures, including selling supplements in college and starting multiple businesses before LifeAid became a success. He dives into th...

"You either face your choices or let them define you. In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Staff Sergeant Julio Rosario—a three-time Iraqi war veteran, black belt, and owner of Semper Fi MMA. Julio shares his story of growing up in Newark, getting caught up in crime, and the wake-up calls that led him to turn his life around. Julio’s journey is one of discipline, redemption, and giving bac...

"All those dots connect in hindsight." In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Connor McStravick, a father, husband, and owner of Build Well Group, to talk about his journey from competitive hockey to entrepreneurship. He shares how his upbringing, the lessons from his hockey career, and the tough decisions he made along the way shaped his path to building a successful construction business....

What makes a true leader? Is masculinity built or born? In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Frank Vignola, a men’s coach, author, and entrepreneur, to talk about his journey from struggling with masculinity to becoming a leader for others. Frank opens up about growing up without strong male role models, how he had to craft his own version of masculinity, and why lived experience matters m...

Would you rather work smarter or harder? Gi or no gi? Sauna or cold plunge? In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down to put their principles to the test with a “This or That” challenge. They break down their preferences on everything from coffee habits to productivity, Jiu-Jitsu training, and daily routines. They also discuss work ethic, why gut health is the foundation of real health, and the impo...

Net worth and self-worth are two totally different things. In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Trevor Cowley, entrepreneur, investor, and host of Real Business Owners, to break down the raw reality of success—what it takes, what no one tells you, and why self-worth is built through hard work. They talk about the grind of entrepreneurship, the mental toughness needed to push through dark d...

‘You should be selfish to be selfless.’ In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Talia Nierman, the face of Few Will Hunt, entrepreneur, jiu-jitsu practitioner, and podcast host. Talia opens up about how jiu-jitsu transformed her confidence, helped her regain control after trauma, and became a driving force in her personal and professional life. From competing on the mats to starting a wedding...

What does it take to truly thrive in life, business, and fitness? In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Liu Gross, a coach from Chicago, to discuss his inspiring journey—from working manual labor jobs to building a thriving coaching career. They dive into Liu’s unique approach to training the mind and body, the challenges of balancing work and family, and the importance of building meaningf...

Is hard work really the key to success, or is there a smarter way to achieve your goals? In this episode, Joey and Drew discuss the value of hard work and the flaws in the phrase "work smarter, not harder." They share personal reflections, including the story of their first hoodie release, thoughts on the Pareto Principle, and discuss the “unsexy” side of entrepreneurship. They also talk about the...

What happens when success doesn’t feel…enough? In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Vince Del Monte, the world’s #1 fitness business coach, to talk about his journey and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Vince shares how he went from being a runner to becoming a millionaire entrepreneur, the challenges of balancing family life with business, and the moments that reshaped his sense of...

How does confidence shape success in fitness and life? In this episode, Joey and Drew talk with Nick Shaw, the founder and CEO of RP Strength, about his personal fitness journey, the evolution of his company, and the challenges of balancing business with family life. They discuss Nick’s early experiences with lifting, the role of confidence in athletics, and his entrepreneurial mindset. From overc...

If you don’t build some grit, people will walk all over you. In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with John Marquez, owner of Marquez MMA, to talk about his journey from training fighters in his home to creating one of Philly’s most respected MMA gyms. John shares insights on honesty in coaching, the challenges of MMA, and how grit and effort shape both fighters and entrepreneurs. From overcomi...

Prove it to yourself and others. In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Big Uncle Zach Maslaney, the Head of Finishers Enterprises. Zach shares his journey from a karate-loving kid to running a thriving jiu-jitsu gym. He dives into the challenges of gym ownership, building a community, and the importance of rules for safety. From humble beginnings, a nontraditional path in martial arts, and...

Nothing heals you like your child. In this episode, Joey and Drew sit down with Madison Ramirez, mother, entrepreneur, and owner of Meraki Markets and Mad Makeup. They discuss Madison’s journey from hustling in high school to creating businesses that reflect her soul and creativity. Madison opens up about how her upbringing, the challenges of traditional education, and the loss of her grandmother...

Is hard work underrated, or is it just misunderstood? In this episode, Joey and Drew share their thoughts on what’s truly worth your time and effort. They discuss everything from the value of waking up early to the hype around American-made products, ice baths, and even black coffee. Along the way, they explore how hard work, discipline, and perspective shape success. Tune in to hear their takes a...