The Good, The Bad & The Beast

In this episode of The Good, The Bad & The Beast, Eddie Hall sits down with strongwoman Chloe Brennan to talk about what it really takes to compete at the highest level of strength sport.

From stepping into her first competition to lifting weights most people can’t comprehend, Chloe shares how she built her strength, the mindset required to keep progressing and the reality of training like a strongwoman. She breaks down the difference between gym training and mindset work, the physical toll of the sport and why consistency beats motivation every time.

The conversation also dives into the rapid growth of women’s strongman, the stereotypes that still exist around women lifting heavy and how social media is helping change that perception. Chloe opens up about setbacks, injuries and the pressure of competing, as well as the confidence and identity that comes from pushing your limits.

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Welcome back to The Good, The Bad & The Beast with Eddie Hall. 

In this episode, Eddie sits down with the one and only John Fisher, the larger-than-life personality who went from everyday grafter to viral sensation almost overnight.

Big John opens up about:


The emotional story behind his father and family legacy


Losing his business and facing serious financial struggles


The moment a simple video exploded to 150 million views


Life behind the “BOSH” energy and social media fame


His battles with weight, food, and mental resilience

Fresh off Eddie’s recent win on Inside, he brings that same discipline and intensity into this conversation, and it leads to a huge moment…

Big John officially commits to a weight loss journey under Eddie’s guidance.

This isn’t just talk… It's the start of a real transformation.

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Robert ‘Obie’ Oberst joins Eddie Hall for one of the most honest strongman conversations yet. From growing up in poverty to reaching the World’s Strongest Man finals in under a year.
Obie opens up about his chaotic childhood, living without electricity, and how football saved his life. He talks about the brutal realities of elite strongman, competing through injuries, and what really separates the finalists from the rest.
The conversation also dives into strongman rivalries, the mental side of competition, why deadlifts might be overrated for athletes, and the moment Obie nearly walked away from the sport entirely.
Plus:
– wild stories from World’s Strongest Man
– the truth about social media, money and burnout
– competing on psychedelics
– why arm wrestling brought his competitive fire back

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In this episode of The Good, The Bad & The Beast, Eddie Hall sits down with one of the biggest fitness creators in the world, Jesse James West.

From uploading lacrosse videos at just 12 years old to building a global audience of millions, Jesse breaks down the reality of growing on YouTube, what it actually takes to stay relevant online and why consistency beats talent in the long run.

The conversation dives into the business behind social media, from building second channels and managing brand deals to the costs of dubbing videos into multiple languages to reach global audiences.

Jesse also opens up about the pressure of being recognised in public, the mindset needed to keep producing viral ideas and the long term goal of building something beyond YouTube.

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Mark Felix is one of the most extraordinary outliers in the history of strongman. Nearly 60 years old, still competing, still breaking records and still defying what most people believe the human body is capable of.

In this episode of The Good, The Bad & The Beast, Eddie Hall sits down with the strongman legend known as “The Miracle Man” to unpack a life shaped by hardship, resilience and relentless movement. From humble beginnings born in Grenada and raised off the grid with no electricity or running water, Mark grew up hunting for food, climbing trees and building houses by hand before the age of 20.

After spending 11 years living and working on cruise ships, Mark moved to the UK in his late 20s and didn’t even begin strongman until the age of 37. Despite that, he went on to compete at World’s Strongest Man a record 18 times, make multiple finals and become widely regarded as the greatest grip athlete the sport has ever seen.

The conversation dives deep into Mark’s world records, his calm mindset under extreme pressure, his obsession with staying active and his simple but disciplined approach to diet, training and longevity. Eddie and Mark also explore why grip strength doesn’t fade with age, how movement is the real key to anti ageing and why Mark believes stress is the biggest killer of all.

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