You know him as Michael Tarver, the intimidating powerhouse of the original Nexus who helped destroy the RAW set in one of the most legendary debuts in WWE history. But what happens when the cameras stop rolling and the spotlight fades?In this raw and unfiltered episode of the F Y’all Podcast, Michael Wright and C.T. Fletcher sit down with Tyrone Evans (Michael Tarver) to discuss a journey marked by incredible highs and life-threatening lows. This isn't your average "wrestling shoot" interview—it's a masterclass in resilience.In This Episode:The Nexus Secret: Tyrone reveals the backstage chaos of the Nexus debut and how Vince McMahon gave them a simple, terrifying order: "If it doesn't look real, you're fired."The Cena Factor: For the first time, Tyrone dives deep into the politics that cut the legs out from under the Nexus. Was it "greedy" booking? He pulls no punches on his relationship with John Cena and the missed opportunities at SummerSlam.A Near-Fatal Health Crisis: Tyrone opens up about the terrifying moment he suffered a stroke in October. With a blood pressure reading of 202/114, he describes the emotional realization that he might not be there for his grandchildren and how that "scare of a lifetime" changed his perspective on being "tough."Mental Health & "Manic on Fire": From a childhood suicide attempt in the 3rd grade to battling crippling depression during the height of his fame, Tyrone discusses the heavy load men carry and why he’s finally speaking his truth.The 1.9 Second Promo: Stick around for the end as Tyrone shows exactly why Dusty Rhodes called him a master of the mic. He goes toe-to-toe with C.T. Fletcher in a promo battle you have to see to believe!"Being big and strong and tough... it can trick us into thinking we’ll always be able to walk through hell. Sometimes, you just have to take the bus."Follow Michael Tarver:Instagram: @MonsterTarverBook: Manic on Fire (Available on Amazon)Music: Look out for his new album dropping in March!Support the F Y’all Podcast:Subscribe for more legendary interviews!Merch: https://fyallmerch.myshopify.com/Follow us on IG: @f_yallpodcast#WWE #MichaelTarver #TheNexus #CTFletcher #WrestlingInterviews #MentalHealthAwareness #StrokeSurvivor #ProWrestling

This episode is different.We’re not talking about bodybuilding.We’re not talking about motivation.We’re talking about something that should make every single person angry.The Epstein files.At some point you have to draw a line in the sand. We don’t care if you’re a Republican or a Democrat—if you’re not calling out the predators and the people protecting them, then you’re part of the problem.On this episode of C.T. Fletcher Presents: The F Y’all Podcast, we welcome our guy Matt Chappell to break down the Epstein files and the uncomfortable questions nobody in power seems to want to answer.Why hasn’t anyone been held accountable?Why do powerful people keep avoiding consequences?And why are so many people suddenly quiet when this topic comes up?This conversation is blunt, unapologetic, and exactly what the title of the show stands for.Some people might not like this episode.We might lose listeners.But if standing against predators and the people protecting them costs us a few views…F Y’all.Let’s get into it.

This isn’t your standard political chat. In this episode, I’m joined by Bernard Taylor — a lifelong Treasure Coast local, dad, and firefighter/paramedic who’s decided to run for Congress. Born and raised in the very community he hopes to represent, Bernard knows what it means to work hard and serve his neighbors. Tired of leaders ignoring skyrocketing healthcare costs and underfunded schools, he’s stepping up for everyday families. We talk about the moment he realized families like his were being left behind, why he believes affordable, accessible healthcare is a right, his plans to invest in public schools, support teachers, and grow STEM opportunities, how he wants to create economic opportunity through green jobs, small business support, and wage equity, and how being a father and firefighter shapes his views on service. Bernard’s not a career politician — just a local dad who’s lived the struggles he’s determined to fix. If healthcare, education, and fair chances for working families matter to you, this one’s worth a listen.