The Good, The Bad & The Beast

Robert Oberst: I Reached World’s Strongest Man in 8 Months!

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 £10 off with code BEAST at https://www.Huel.com/beast Socials 1️⃣ Subscribe for weekly episodes 2️⃣ Follow Good Bad Beast: https://linktr.ee/goodbadbeast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jesse James West: Building A Fitness Content Empire

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. £10 off with code BEAST at https://www.Huel.com/beast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mark Felix: The Strongman Who Defies Ageing

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. Get £10 off with code BEAST at Huel.com/BEAST Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Danny Mulligan: A New Deadlift World Record

In this episode of The Good, The Bad & The Beast, Eddie Hall sits down with Daniel Mulligan, the man who has just set a brutal new world record, deadlifting 70kg an astonishing 11,738 times in 24 hours. But this conversation goes far beyond the numbers. Raised as one of seven siblings in Nottingham, Daniel left school to work on the tools before following his true obsession, strength training and coaching. Known for his deep understanding of programming and endurance based strength, he explains why this record was never about ego and how months of isolated training pushed him mentally and physically further than anything he’d done before. Daniel opens up about why he chose this challenge, the friend battling cancer who gave the record real meaning, and why deadlifting for hours alone in a warehouse became a test of purpose rather than strength. He also shares controversial views on modern training methods, why endurance and repeatability matter more than max lifts for most people, and how the deadlift remains the most relatable and misunderstood lift in the gym. From Guinness World Records to coaching everyday lifters, this episode is about obsession, discipline and doing hard things when no one is watching. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

James Haskell: 11 Surgeries Before 35 - The Real Cost of Rugby.

James Haskell is one of the most recognisable and outspoken figures in British rugby, but behind the reputation is a story far more complex than most people realise. In this episode of The Good, The Bad & The Beast, Eddie Hall sits down with former England international and British & Irish Lion James Haskell to talk about the moments that shaped him, the mistakes that followed him for years and the mindset that helped him survive life in the spotlight. From his early days in rugby and the brutal reality of elite professional sport to the pressures of media scrutiny, public judgement and being written off before his career had even begun. James opens up about the infamous school scandal that followed him for decades, how the media narrative spiralled out of control and the toll it took on his family. He reflects on England success and failure, the importance of coaching and leadership, the relentless demands of professional rugby and the lessons he learned from being dropped, doubted and criticised at the highest level. The conversation also dives into life after rugby, navigating fame, reality TV, online abuse, fatherhood and reinventing himself through DJing and creative work. James speaks candidly about therapy, mental resilience and why learning what you can and cannot control has become one of the biggest lessons of his life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices