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A & D Podcast

A & D Podcast

Auteur(s): Austin Robison
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Welcome to the A&D Podcast, where the dynamic duo of Austin and Dietrich brings you an exhilarating blend of sports and strength! As semi-pro rugby players and best friends, Austin and Dietrich combine their love for the game with a deep passion for strength sports to create a one-of-a-kind listening experience.


Join Austin and Dietrich each week as they tackle the latest in rugby and American football, offering expert analysis, game breakdowns, and insider stories from their own experiences on the field. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to these sports, their engaging discussions and firsthand insights will keep you hooked.


But the A&D Podcast doesn't stop at the sidelines. Both hosts are avid gym rats fiercely dedicated to strength sports, including bodybuilding, powerlifting, and strongman competitions. They dive into the world of heavy lifting, sharing training tips, nutrition advice, and the mental grit required to excel in these demanding disciplines. Expect inspiring interviews with top athletes, coaches, and fitness experts who share their journeys and secrets to success.


Blending sports talk, strength training, and plenty of banter, the A&D Podcast is your ultimate source of motivation and entertainment. Tune in every week to fuel your passion for sports and strength, and join the A&D community for a podcast that lifts both body and spirit.

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Austin Robison
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Épisodes
  • Halftime in the NFL: Contenders, Pretenders, and Midseason Mayhem
    Oct 28 2025

    The NFL season has officially hit its halfway mark, and Austin and Dietrich are here to break down all the madness that’s unfolded so far. In this A&D Podcast episode, the hosts go team by team through the league, covering every major storyline, rising star, and midseason meltdown that’s defined the year to this point.


    They kick things off by talking about the powerhouse squads — the Kansas City Chiefs continuing their dominance behind Patrick Mahomes, the Baltimore Ravens looking like one of the most complete teams in football, and the San Francisco 49ers, who seem unstoppable when healthy but have shown signs of vulnerability in recent weeks. From there, they turn their attention to the chaos of the NFC East, where the Eagles and Cowboys are battling for control, and to surprise contenders like the Detroit Lions, who are proving last season’s success was no fluke.


    Of course, not everyone’s riding high. The guys discuss the New York Jets' struggles to find an offensive rhythm, the Patriots' facing what might be their toughest rebuild era yet, and the Chicago Bears' search for consistency and direction. They also examine emerging storylines — the Houston Texans and their young quarterback breathing new life into the franchise, the Miami Dolphins electrifying fans with their explosive offense, and the Cleveland Browns trying to balance an elite defense with quarterback uncertainty.


    Austin and Dietrich don’t just stick to on-field talk either — they dive into the people behind the organizations, from front office moves to coaching philosophies that are shaping the league’s future. Expect spirited debates, bold midseason awards, and predictions for who’s poised to surge and who’s about to crumble down the stretch.


    Whether you’re a diehard fan or just here for the drama, this episode captures the pulse of the NFL at midseason. Tune in, subscribe, and keep up with the A&D Podcast for more in-depth breakdowns, hot takes, and passionate football talk every week as the playoff picture starts to take shape!

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    1 h et 34 min
  • Olympia Outrage: When Judging Leaves You Speechless
    Oct 13 2025

    The biggest weekend in bodybuilding has come and gone — and the A&D Podcast is here to break it all down. In this explosive episode, Austin and Dietrich recap every major moment from the 2025 Mr. Olympia, giving listeners a front-row seat to the drama, the triumphs, and the controversies that shook the bodybuilding world.


    The show kicks off with a deep dive into the Classic Physique division, where the hosts unpack what’s quickly becoming the gold standard of modern bodybuilding. From the flawless symmetry and stage presence of the top contenders to how the division continues to redefine what fans consider the “ideal physique,” Austin and Dietrich talk about why this category may now represent the true essence of the sport. They break down standout performances, new faces that impressed, and what the latest results say about the direction of the division moving forward.


    Next, the hosts give some much-deserved attention to the 212 division, highlighting the insane level of conditioning and balance that this class consistently delivers. Though often overshadowed by the bigger divisions, Austin and Dietrich emphasize why the 212 continues to be one of the most competitive and entertaining categories in the Olympia lineup.


    Then comes the main event — the Open division, and that’s where things take a turn. The conversation heats up as Dietrich comes in, fuming and absolutely livid over the judging and the final placements. He doesn’t hold back as he calls out what he believes were glaring inconsistencies and questionable decisions from the judges. Austin, meanwhile, takes a more analytical approach — questioning the direction the division seems to be heading, and whether bodybuilding is losing touch with what fans truly value in the sport.


    The two hosts engage in one of their most passionate discussions yet, dissecting everything from posing routines and conditioning to politics and judging standards. Whether you agree with them or not, one thing’s for sure — this episode pulls no punches.


    🔥 Don’t miss out! Tune into future episodes of the A&D Podcast for more unfiltered takes, expert breakdowns, and passionate debates on everything happening across the world of bodybuilding, fitness, and competition. Austin and Dietrich aren’t just talking — they’re saying what every fan is thinking.

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    47 min
  • Crossroads of the Season: Where the NFL Goes From Here
    Oct 6 2025

    In this week’s episode of the A&D Podcast, Austin and Dietrich take a deep dive into the chaos and excitement of the current NFL season. With the league reaching a crucial turning point, the hosts break down what’s happened so far, from shocking upsets and breakout stars to struggling favorites trying to find their footing. No team, player, or storyline is off-limits as they unpack the biggest moments that have defined the season up until now.


    Austin and Dietrich discuss how the rest of the season could go in multiple different directions. Will dominant teams continue their momentum, or will injuries and midseason slumps shake up the standings? Can underdogs keep their Cinderella stories alive, or will reality start to set in as playoff races tighten? The hosts debate all the possibilities, including MVP front-runners, playoff dark horses, and which coaches might be on the hot seat as the pressure builds.


    With their trademark blend of sharp insight, humor, and fiery takes, Austin and Dietrich bring fans an honest and entertaining look at where the NFL stands and what could happen next. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just tuning in for the storylines, this episode has something for everyone who loves the game.


    Stay locked in with The A&D Podcast every week for the latest in NFL talk, rugby recaps, fitness insights, and more. Subscribe, follow, and share to stay up-to-date on future episodes as the football season and all the drama that comes with it unfold!

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    1 h et 4 min
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