Champ Talk with Branden Hudson
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Avoiding Radicalization: Choosing Positive Messaging in a Negative Internet Age
Branden Hudson opens the episode with a request to share, like, subscribe, and review, jokes about a black eye, and explains he was influenced by an Instagram Reel from Tim Kennedy about “why people get radicalized,” referencing major events like 9/11 and COVID and noting radicalization can occur on both political sides. He argues the internet and trend-driven content amplify outrage, conspiratorial thinking, and misinformation, using examples like online narratives around the Lindsay Clancy case and discussing how lack of accountability online fuels delusion and anger. Drawing from his own past in a negative environment, drug dealing, jail time, and late...
Vision, Consistency, and Winning: Lessons from the WKA Tournament
Branden Hudson thanks listeners for supporting Champ Talk, then shares lessons on long-term vision, consistency, and ignoring distractions, using SBY MMA & Fitness’s performance at the WKA National Kickboxing/MMA/Muay Thai tournament as proof of a plan unfolding over time. He explains that after a major gym split where prominent members left, he chose not to publicly defend himself, told remaining students to trust the process, and said the gym would dominate again in two years—matching their recent strong finish, including five gold medals. Hudson criticizes online hate, bots, shifting narratives from competitors, and “blind following,” citing p...
Screen Time, COVID’s Aftershocks, and Misconceptions About Islam with Shanza Ghazanffer
Host Branden Hudson opens Champ Talk with a request to like, subscribe, comment, and review, then welcomes guest Shanza Ghazanffer, an SBY MMA member with an undergrad in psychology and a master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis from Walden University, who works with children (including kids with autism) and is involved in community foundations. They discuss her background growing up on a chicken farm, her CNA work during COVID (including getting COVID three times and isolating in hotels to protect her family), and how COVID accelerated virtual life and shortened attention spans. They explore limiting children’s screen time...
Consistency: Keeping Promises to Yourself and Winning After the Honeymoon Phase
Branden Hudson records a freestyle solo episode on how consistency drives success in business, relationships, faith, and personal growth, asking viewers to share, subscribe, and review. He frames his confidence as coming from keeping promises to himself, showing up daily, and living with his “back against the wall,” referencing a humble upbringing, an 18-year marijuana-dealing run, jail 11 years ago, and choosing not to return to that life despite financial pressure. He argues many people quit when things get dull or hard, while fundamentals and basics win in markets, marriage, and work, comparing remote vs in-office visibility and lessons learned by f...
Why Are We So Scared of Failure? Get in the Game and Walk Through the Door of Fear
Branden Hudson opens Champ Talk by asking listeners to share, like, subscribe, and leave reviews, then explores why people fear failure, arguing humans are wired to focus on threats and negativity. He says many avoid new risks while tolerating daily failures in marriage, addiction, faith, careers, and fitness, often accepting defeat before trying. Using a sales meeting example, he critiques excuse-making and urges doing things differently, seeking help, and adapting rather than blaming the economy or seasonal trends. Hudson draws parallels to MMA/jujitsu, where people look for a way out when uncomfortable, and cites John Maxwell on...
Midlife Thoughts: Discovery, Perspective, and Leading by Example
Brandon welcomes longtime friends Matt Trader and Wayne Smith to Champ Talk, asks viewers to like, subscribe, share, and leave reviews, and introduces their new podcast, Midlife Thoughts. They discuss how midlife brings different energy than past generations, aiming to share life journeys, lessons, and reduce isolation through honest conversation, self-discovery, and “therapy.” Wayne describes unlearning hustle culture from nearly 20 years in real estate sales by studying peace, joy, and leadership, while Matt emphasizes discovery through conversation without constant fact-checking and operating from the “middle” to reduce polarization. The group talks about defining success and “average,” media bias, comedy’s rol...
Jessica Burke on Atlantic Recovery, Medication-Assisted Treatment, and Breaking Addiction Stigma
Host Branden Hudson interviews longtime friend Jessica Burke, owner of Atlantic Recovery in Salisbury, Maryland, an outpatient medication-assisted treatment clinic opened February 1, 2018. Burke shares how her own progression from alcohol addiction (including DUIs, jail, and court-ordered IOP) to prescription opioid addiction led her to seek treatment and build a reliable, local program that lets patients maintain work and family life while receiving medications such as Suboxone, Zubsolv, Subutex, and Vivitrol, plus required one-on-one counseling and regular urine screens with visits tapering from weekly to monthly. They discuss withdrawal as a major barrier to recovery, respond to stigma that MAT...
Finding Gratitude and Giving Yourself Grace: Lessons from Jail, Fatherhood, and Personal Growth
Branden of Champ Talk asks viewers to like, subscribe, and review, then shares why Independence Day is meaningful: he regained his freedom on July 4 after serving county time for a marijuana distribution charge, describing work release, an “out of bounds” infraction tied to a sneaker shop newspaper article, lost appeal paperwork, parole denial, and the anxiety of limbo before learning his release date. He recounts a difficult, hot week with a sick three-and-a-half-year-old and a stressful Fourth of July that turned into a memorable moment when a storm hit during fireworks, helping him drop complaints and feel gratitude. He u...
Master the Fundamentals: SBY MMA’s Blueprint for Winning in the Cage and in Life
Branden Hudson opens a solo Champ Talk episode asking viewers to like, subscribe, and leave reviews, then discusses MMA and SBY MMA & Fitness after a guest cancels due to injury. He highlights recent wins at Stellar Fights (June 6 at Harrington Casino) by 18-year-old Brock Bada and Kenji Talibah, praising their coachability, discipline, and commitment to daily fundamentals, and compares that mindset to Tom Brady’s repetition of basic work. Hudson outlines SPY’s development blueprint (smokers, tournaments, and requiring a BJJ blue belt before MMA), stresses staying active locally, and argues that fighters should be paid through tickets, spon...
Launching Tului: A Performance Energy Drink Built for the Fitness Channel
Host Branden Hudson introduces guests Nick Tagipour and Drew Dunlap to announce the launch of Tului, a new performance-focused energy drink aimed first at gyms. They discuss how their 20+ year friendship and combined experience in fitness clubs and consumer packaged goods led to the brand, plus the risks and cash demands of entrepreneurship and the need for a focused go-to-market plan. Tului’s hero SKU features 200mg caffeine paired with 150mg L-theanine for “jitter-free” energy, plus a “performance stack” with nootropics (alpha-GPC, uridine 5’-monophosphate), B vitamins, and L-citrulline for pump, designed for clean energy and mental clarity. The name comes f...
Overcoming Uncertainty: Focus on What You Can Control and Take Action
Branden Hudson hosts a solo Champ Talk episode urging viewers to like, subscribe, and leave reviews, then discusses how widespread uncertainty—politics, wars, affordability, debt, and nonstop news and social media—drives inaction and negativity. He argues people should stay aware but stop obsessing over problems outside their control, focus on showing up for family and work, and take accountability as an action that reduces uncertainty. Branden shares his shift in political views, his past in the streets, incarceration, rebuilding through daily planning in jail, and how hard work, resilience, and a “puncher’s chance” mindset can produce long-term payoff des...
UFC at the White House: Real Unity, Real Life, and Beating Online Manipulation
Branden Hudson thanks listeners for supporting Champ Talk and asks them to like, subscribe, review, and share, then recounts attending the UFC “Freedom Fight” event at the White House after his wife won access through a selection process. He describes the festival-like atmosphere, heavy security, favorable weather after earlier storm fears, and memorable visuals like lightning and a rainbow during the fights. He highlights the event’s respectful tone, military presence, USA chants, and an absence of widespread protests or hostility despite diverse attendees, arguing this contrasts with online narratives of division. Branden praises the UFC’s cultural impact a...
Miles “Scoochie” Moffitt on Early BJJ, Maxercise, and the Roots of Southside Jiu-Jitsu
Branden Hudson welcomes repeat guest Professor Miles “Scoochie” Moffitt, founder of Southside Jiu-Jitsu in Salisbury, Maryland, to trace his martial arts lineage and 30-year jiu-jitsu journey. Miles describes starting martial arts in the 1970s, earning a taekwondo black belt, quitting due to “smoke and mirrors,” and later discovering the UFC via VHS rentals in the mid-1990s, which sparked his search for Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. He began training in an informal garage group, then at Philadelphia’s Maxercise under Steve Maxwell, detailing the old-school training environment, early seminar culture, and the evolution of no-gi. He recounts Maxwell’s connections to Rorion an...
How Church and Faith Are Filling the Gap in My Life
Champ Talk thanks listeners as the show nears 200 episodes, asks viewers to share, subscribe, and comment, and explains he’s fasting while recording. He says this isn’t a religious podcast but shares how a difficult year—sparked by Charlie Kirk’s killing, multiple violent news events, a hard partying trip, and getting sick afterward—pushed him to strengthen his relationship with God. After trying churches, he and his family began consistently attending Canvas Church and he describes how Sundays now “fill his cup,” improve his mindset, and provide moral grounding, even as he remains imperfect and still argues with hi...
UFC Heavyweight Max Gimenis on Jiu-Jitsu Culture, Immigrant Grit, and Chasing the UFC Dream
Branden Hudson opens Champ Talk by thanking listeners and asking for reviews, likes, subscriptions, and shares, noting he takes no sponsorships. He welcomes guest Max Gimenis, an active UFC heavyweight and owner of Culture Jiu-Jitsu in Gaithersburg, Maryland, and discusses how they met through Dan Strutz and at PBJJF. Max outlines his jiu-jitsu résumé, including world titles across belts, four Pan American black-belt championships, and competing at ADCC, then describes switching to MMA after a disappointing 2021 black-belt worlds final, starting MMA at 29, and signing a four-fight UFC contract after Contender Series plans fell through. Max recounts moving fr...
Pastor Richard Pope on Planting Churches, Serving the Vulnerable, Forgiveness and Living with Cancer
Branden Hudson hosts Pastor Richard Pope of Canvas Church, his jujitsu student and Hudson’s new pastor, discussing Pope’s vision to measure church success by “sending capacity” through church planting rather than attendance. Pope explains launching Canvas during COVID, restoring marriages, helping people find purpose, and starting five autonomous churches in five years with a sixth planned in Princess Anne. He shares how his traumatic childhood, including family drug abuse, abuse, and sexual assault, shaped his commitment to serving the homeless, addicts, and marginalized with dignity, and why he speaks openly to help others disclose similar experiences. Hudson a...
Receipts Over Hype: Vet Your Leaders and Keep It Real
In this Champ Talk episode, Branden asks viewers to share, like, subscribe, and leave reviews, then argues that many influencers, leaders, politicians, and gym owners give advice with “zero receipts,” often grifting since the COVID-money era. He condemns inauthentic leadership and highlights abuses in combat-sports gyms, saying misconduct tarnishes everything a coach has done. Contrasting this with his own perspective, he shares humble beginnings, early drug dealing, fighting, and later business-building as the experiences that give him credibility, while stressing he doesn’t tell people how to live and admits his flaws. He urges listeners not to seek pity in har...
Checking In: Authenticity, Social Media, and Men Supporting Men After a Suicide
Branden Hudson thanks listeners of Champ Talk, asks for likes, subscriptions, and reviews, and explains his desire to keep the podcast organic and authentic without being controlled by sponsors, citing Patrick Bet-David’s Valuetainment as an example. He shares a Facebook “birthday” hack he uses to reconnect, filter inactive accounts, and maintain a community-oriented network, then describes discovering that an online acquaintance he’d encouraged via DMs had died by suicide in November 2025, which left him feeling guilt and reflection. Hudson critiques social-media euphemisms around serious topics, discusses his views on mental-health diagnosis and pharma influence while affirming anxiety...
Dan Stretz on Finding Jiu-Jitsu, Gym Culture, and Fighting Through Life’s Low Points
Branden Hudson hosts Champ Talk and interviews his friend Dan Stretz, a longtime staple of Southside Jiu-Jitsu/SBY who now teaches at Culture of Jiu-Jitsu in Gaithersburg. Dan recounts transitioning from competitive cross country/track to jiu-jitsu after burnout, mono, coaching conflicts, and inspiration from Fedor Emelianenko and a Bellator MSG event, including the anxiety of walking into his first class and being welcomed with a borrowed white belt. They compare gym cultures across Dan’s experiences—older “grindy” pay-your-dues training, SBY’s more welcoming team-building environment, and COJ’s blend of hard training with a family-oriented vibe—highlighting h...
From Cameroon to Community Leader: Enaka Beteck on Youth Mentorship, Boxing, and Purpose-Driven Music
On Champ Talk with Branden Hudson, Branden interviews friend and former training partner Enaka Beteck, now club manager at the new Truitt Street Boys & Girls Club and formerly a recreational coordinator at a juvenile detention center. Enaka explains his passion for helping local youth comes from growing up on Salisbury’s east side and seeing how technology and influencers shape kids, pushing him to promote self-confidence and individuality. Born in Cameroon, he moved to Salisbury at age eight, describing culture shock, teasing, and feeling caught between high-achieving siblings and outside expectations, while his family’s emphasis on academics kept...
Health, Ownership, and Integrity—What Being a Man Looks Like Today
Branden Hudson opens by asking viewers to share the episode, like/subscribe, and leave reviews, then continues his solo series on principles of being a man. He emphasizes prioritizing health for performance, focus, reliability, and leadership, sharing his own nutrition rules, quarterly bloodwork, and deeper genetic-style testing that revealed concerns tied to sleep/recovery and potential gut, cholesterol, and heart risks, arguing for preventative responsibility beyond primary care. He stresses competitiveness, pursuing goals, and celebrating wins despite social discouragement, rejecting excuses about time and money and promoting extreme ownership. He discusses marriage dynamics, warning against blaming wives or needing...
Delmar Pizza’s 35-Year Formula: Consistency, Community, and 1% Better Every Day
Branden Hudson welcomes Mike Kostis, co-owner of Delmar Pizza in Delmar, Delaware/Maryland, a community cornerstone since February 1991, and discusses how the business has kept value despite inflation, raising an extra-large cheese pizza about $6 since 1992. Kostis credits long-term success to consistency, hands-on ownership with his father, premium ingredients, fermentation, and a “get 1% better every day” mindset, while maintaining core menu items and evolving slowly with new offerings like grandma pies, desserts, and house-made ice cream. They cover work ethic shaped by family restaurant roots, balancing grinding with smarter business decisions, and hiring for hospitality over transactions. Kostis shares operational scal...
Stop Buying “Man Branding”: Real Leadership for Young Men
Branden Hudson opens a solo episode of Champ Talk by criticizing “man branding” influencers and arguing that young men are lost amid smartphone-driven declines in attention, identity, and mental health, which he says have fueled anxiety, depression, and other issues. He blames older men for failing to lead and urges young men to seek mentorship from imperfect but real role models in their communities rather than online personas. Hudson calls out pornography addiction and excessive video gaming as major obstacles to purpose, intimacy, resilience, and progress, sharing his own COVID-era gaming regret. He defines being a man as having a pl...
Feva Da General on Hustle Vision TV, Authentic Branding, and Health-Driven Discipline
Branden Hudson opens Champ Talk by asking viewers to like, subscribe, and leave Apple/Spotify reviews, noting the show is self-funded and ad-free. He interviews local independent artist and content creator Feva Da General, who explains Hustle Vision TV as an umbrella platform for music, real-life topics, comedy, and fitness/health, guided by what audiences engage with and a commitment to authenticity. Feva recounts starting music seriously in 2007, recording early tracks at home, performing locally (including Cambridge and Delaware), hosting events, opening for major artists, and doing a track with Joyner Lucas, while discussing ceilings from lack of...
Gym Business Mistakes: Systems, Numbers, SOPs, and Not Getting Caught in Drama
Branden Hudson and Chet open by joking about politics, then discuss lessons from gym ownership and “failures” in running a combat sports gym. Branden explains that after parting ways with a Maryland/Delaware group he had more time to evaluate SBY’s operations and found major gaps in systems, processes, onboarding, cancellations, finances, and CRM usage, including delegating responsibilities he hadn’t learned himself. They stress knowing financial numbers (including member cost/value), stopping unnecessary spending, and getting help from a CFO/accountant to stop “hemorrhaging.” They emphasize creating SOPs for everything, clarifying roles to avoid overlap, and training properly whe...
From Real Estate to the Chair: Corey Adamo on Building a Barbering Experience and Community
Branden Hudson hosts Champ Talk episode 163 and interviews Corey Adamo, his barber, about Corey’s path from Pennsylvania to the area in 2021, leaving the restaurant industry after COVID, working in real estate for about two years, and later selling shears across DC and Baltimore while providing free education to barbers and stylists. Corey explains how the long commutes and time away from family led him to join his wife’s salon venture, Arlo Scarlet Salon, adding a barber chair and focusing on a traditional, experience-driven barbershop feel with marketing, customer service, and community-first values. They discuss appointments versus walk...
Miles “Scoochie” Moffit on 30 Years of Jiu-Jitsu, Mastering Technique, and the South Side Split
Branden Hudson welcomes Brazilian jiu-jitsu professor and mentor Miles “Scoochie” Moffit, a four-stripe black belt who has trained for nearly 30 years in jiu-jitsu and since 1973 in martial arts. They discuss Moffit’s technical approach to everything from jiu-jitsu to pool, drywall, line striping, and tomahawk throwing, emphasizing drilling, mechanics, timing, and learning through losing. Moffit recounts his gym history in Salisbury, growth to 160+ students, his early YouTube efforts, and a line-striping video that went viral with 29 million views. He explains the split in which former students opened a nearby gym, took 18 students, and violated affiliation bylaws, and he addres...
Snowmageddon, Gym Attendance Cycles, and Using Data to Run a Better Gym
On Champ Talk, Branden and Chet recap a major snowstorm, power outages, and past blizzards, then shift to how weather, seasonal illnesses, school calendars, and youth sports cycles affect gym attendance and signups. They discuss avoiding panic-driven changes when numbers dip, emphasizing the need to track data over 90 days to six months to identify trends, make educated decisions, and stay the course when appropriate. They share SBY’s recent performance, including a strong January with 25 new members and an 88% closing ratio, contrasted with a slower February. They advise gym owners to maximize CRM tools, adjust marketing to community sc...
From Motivation to Discipline: Finding Purpose, Habits, and the Right Rooms
Branden Hudson hosts a solo “Champ Talk” episode focused on motivation and personal development, asking listeners to share, subscribe, and leave reviews while noting the show is free and unsponsored. He references Ed Mylett’s four phases—motivation, inspirational, aspirational, and “awesome”—and explains that motivation is only the starting point; long-term change requires habits and discipline. He discusses how people further along in their journey often forget how hard “day one” is and criticizes simplistic advice like “just take action,” emphasizing that change is simple in concept but not easy. Drawing from his own experience—including incarceration for selling large amounts of...
A Journey of Faith and Transformation with Pastor Bill Cropper
In this episode of Champ Talk with Branden Hudson, Branden sits down with Pastor Bill Cropper, a prominent community figure on the Eastern Shore. Bill shares his incredible journey from a troubled past involving addiction and crime to becoming a dedicated pastor for nearly 30 years. He discusses his transition out of the pastoral role, the challenges and rewards of church hopping, and launching a new social media ministry called Marked Ministries. The conversation delves deeply into the personal encounters with God that changed Bill's life, the importance of real relationships over religious performances, and the ongoing nature of...
Dealing with Hate: Leadership and Success Amidst Criticism
In this episode of Champ Talk, Branden Hudson dives deep into the topic of dealing with hate and criticism, especially relevant for leaders, entrepreneurs, and influencers. Branden shares personal experiences of handling constant negativity and jealousy in his local community on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. He emphasizes the importance of not letting online hate affect your mission, staying strong in your leadership role, and recognizing the impact of your actions on those you lead. Branden also touches on the necessity of celebrating wins, the role of social media in modern business, and the need to filter out the...
Building Fitness Empires: Nick Taghipour's Story
In this emotionally charged episode of Champ Talk, Branden Hudson sits down with his close friend and mentor, Nick Taghipour, the mastermind behind the Pure Fitness brand. Branden and Nick discuss the importance of overcoming challenges, both in business and personal life. Nick shares his experiences of navigating the complexities of gym ownership during the COVID-19 pandemic and the strategies he implemented to keep his businesses running. The episode also delves into Nick's daughter's severe health struggles and the profound impact it had on his perspective on life and business. Additionally, the conversation touches on essential leadership qualities...
Keeping Your Gym Community Engaged and Motivated in the New Year
In this episode of Champ Talk with Branden Hudson, Branden is joined by his co-host Chet to discuss strategies for keeping gym members engaged and motivated, particularly as the enthusiasm of New Year's resolutions starts to wane. They emphasize the importance of engagement, building personal relationships, creating a sense of community, and actively using social media and group chats to maintain consistent and meaningful communication. They also discuss the unique dynamics of their location inside a larger fitness facility and the challenges and opportunities it brings. This episode is packed with valuable advice for gym owners and fitness instructors...
Building A Business Empire: Lacey Coleman's Journey
In this episode of Champ Talk with Brandon Hudson, Brandon welcomes Lacey Coleman, the president of Coastal Comfort Heating and Air. Lacey shares her journey of taking over the family business and the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated industry. Despite dealing with doubt from both men and women, Lacey focused on proving herself through hard work and dedication. She talks about the impacts of major events like the 2008 housing crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic on her business, and the strategies she employed to keep her company afloat. Lacey also opens up about her personal...
Revitalizing Downtown Salisbury: Challenges and Opportunities with Joey Gilkerson
In this episode of 'Champ Talk with Branden Hudson,' Branden invites Joey Gilkerson, a respected community leader and principal at NAI Coastal, to discuss the ongoing efforts and challenges in revitalizing downtown Salisbury. Joey shares insights into his vision for downtown development, the importance of increasing residential housing, and the complex issue of affordable housing in the area. The conversation also delves into the current litigation surrounding the development project and the crucial role community involvement and local elections play in shaping the city's future. Joey emphasizes the potential long-term benefits of downtown development, including increased tax...
Stellar Fights and Their Impact on MMA
In this episode of Champ Talk with Branden Hudson, the host welcomes back Brad Dalton, owner and founder of Stellar Fights, to discuss the upcoming Stellar Fight 72 at the Crown Sports Center in Fruitland, Maryland. The conversation highlights the legalization of amateur MMA in Maryland, the planning and logistics behind organizing fights, and the importance of community support. Brad shares insights on the operational challenges faced in the MMA industry, the crucial role of marketing for fighters, and the influential role of the WKA, particularly Brian Crenshaw. The episode also touches on personal anecdotes, including the impact of...
Turning Struggles into Strengths
In this episode of Champ Talk, Branden Hudson shares his personal journey leading up to his MMA career and beyond. Reflecting on his past, Branden talks about the pivotal moments that shaped his life, his initial motivation to start mixed martial arts, and the crucial turning points that led him from a tumultuous lifestyle to becoming a community role model. Highlighting the importance of persistence, faith, and taking actionable steps despite fear, he illustrates how taking chances can open unexpected doors and opportunities. Branden also emphasizes the value of helping others and building a supportive community, encapsulated in...
The Harsh Realities of the Drug Game: A Journey of Survival and Redemption
In this solo episode of 'Champ Talk with Branden Hudson', Branden candidly discusses his tumultuous past as a marijuana dealer, sharing stories of survival, loss, and the emotional toll of living a life in the drug game. Branden recounts experiences of nearly getting robbed, losing friends to violence, and the enduring guilt that comes with such a lifestyle. He emphasizes the importance of self-worth, the dangers of enabling harmful behaviors, and the vital need for an exit strategy for those still involved in illicit activities. Through his raw storytelling, Branden hopes to provide perspective and guidance for anyone...
Building Success: From Addiction Recovery to Industry Leadership
In this episode of Champ Talk with Branden Hudson, Branden hosts John Dize from Residential Electric and Cody Collins from Shore Outdoor Living. The conversation explores the triumphs and challenges of running successful businesses, the importance of honesty and integrity, and how personal histories—including addiction recovery—shape business practices. Cody shares his journey from addiction to becoming a successful business owner, emphasizing the importance of truth, ethics, and community service in business. The episode also delves into the significance of marketing, the power of authentic leadership, and the exciting new ventures both guests are undertaking in their resp...
Clearing the Air: Addressing Gym Rivalries and Misconceptions
In this episode of 'Champ Talk with Branden Hudson,' host Branden Hudson delivers a special 'State of the Union' address regarding recent controversies and tensions among local gym owners. Branden discusses his role in brokering a deal for an amateur MMA event in Salisbury and the backlash he's received from rival gym owners, particularly Sean Ashley and Jack Shellenberger. He recounts the series of events and miscommunications that escalated the situation, challenges hurled by his rivals, and accusations made against him and his team. Branden also touches on his intentions to foster a positive sports culture despite...
