Berserker Strength Radio: The Strength and Anger Podcast

Episode 81: Making Powerlifting Mainstream

This week, Bain and Stone toss around the questions: What would it take to make powerlifting "mainstream?" What does it even mean to be "mainstream?" And would we even want powerlifting to achieve such a status? In the "PLUSA Throwback" segment, the boys discuss the April 1990 issue, which has one of the gnarliest photos likely ever taken at a powerlifting meet from 1990 USPF Natural Nationals.

S&A Interview #23 - Putt Houston

This week, Bain and Stone interview The Man, The Myth, The Legend that is Putt Houston. He's probably been mentioned on the podcast more than any other person. Strap in, Putt takes you on a journey of a man who has been competing in powerlifting for 30+ years, has a 6,000 sq. foot home with 11 fridges, pour ammonia in his eyes, and enjoys being tased.

Episode 80: Ask Us Anything #6

This week, the boys answer YOUR questions from social media. They also cover TWO hot topics of the day, and Stone tells a "Stone Story" for the ages. In the "PLUSA Throwback" segment, the boys cover the September 1983 issue of Powerlifting USA. The cover of that PLUSA featured 275lb class winner from 1983 USPF Seniors, John Gamble. That epic '83 Seniors was loaded with legendary lifters like Lamar Gant, Rickey Dale Crain, Mike Bridges, a 19-year-old Ed Coan, Ernie Frantz, Fred Hatfield, and Bill Kazmaier among others.

S&A Interview #22: Jimmy Kolb

This week, the boys chat with the biggest equipped bench presser of all-time, Jimmy Kolb. Jimmy has the title of the biggest lift of any type in competition with his 1320lbs unlimited bench, and also has benched 1120lbs in a single-ply shirt. Jimmy has been competing for almost 15 years, starting when he was in high school. He talks about his bench progression, his opinion on band vs. traditional shirts, pro powerlifting, and what he has planned next among other topics.

Episode 79: Ban the Bench Arch?

FINALLY, the Strength & Anger Podcast is BACK! The boys give lots of life updates that prevented them from recording for the past (3) months. Then they kick around the idea of whether or not the bench arch should be banned or not.