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Let's Talk Wrestling
With Host Kelby Bachman
A Wrestling podcast
Promoting the sport of wrestling, one podcast at a time.
Listen in as we meet with various members of the wrestling community to celebrate their accomplishments, both on and off the mat. Every episode entails a new guest with a different story - each one unique and entertaining.
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Meet the Host!
Kelby Bachman
Producer & Creator
Having been around sports most of my life, it's easy to assume sports would be something I am passionate about. While that is the case, I have grown even more passionate about the athlete. I love learning about athletes of all levels and I enjoy listening and even helping them tell their story. With wrestling being the sport that has made the biggest impact on my life, I started my own podcast called "Let's Talk Wrestling" in November 2021 in hopes to give wrestlers a platform to share their story.
While this may only sound like two people talking about a sport for 75 minutes, it has taught me so much. Aside from learning my way around Adobe Audition, I have learned interpersonal skills and the dos/don'ts for a successful interview. I have gained knowledge on how the best athletes have achieved their goals and, in turn, how I can adopt those skills and apply them to my life. These lessons, combined with other skills I have learned along the way, have helped me grow as a journalist tremendously.
Thank You For Your Service!
Season 1: Episode 14
Talking Wrestling with Major Stephen Crozier
Steve Crozier is a MAJOR deal. Not only is Steve a Major in the United States Air Force, but he was also a major deal on the mat. He could be labeled a late bloomer, finishing 3rd at the Iowa high school state wrestling tournament his senior year. But he went on to compete for the Air Force Academy, qualified for nationals his junior year and even won a match. He’s now currently a pilot for the United States Air Force.
Season 1: Episode 26
Talking Wrestling with 1stLt. Cody Solari
Cody wrestled at Sergeant Bluff-Luton, where he was a 4x Iowa High School state qualifier and 2x placewinner on his way to 196 career wins. He went on to wrestle for the Naval Academy. Cody then went on to join the U.S. Marine Corps. But Cody’s biggest impact on the sport has arguably come after his wrestling days. He helped sanction wrestling in the state of Mississippi. He’s the treasurer of Beat the Streets St. Louis and the head coach at wreSTL.
Season 2: Episode 8
Talking Wrestling with Megan Black-Campion
Megan wrestled for Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont and became the first female to place at the Iowa High School State Wrestling tournament. She won gold at the Junior Pan-American Games in 2014. Collegiately, Megan wrestled one year at King University and three years at McKendree, finishing as an All-American each year. She joined the United States Army and trained as part of the Army World Class Athlete Program. She’s represented the United States in the Tour de Spain, Pan American Championships, and World Championships.
