Andy Wang - The Latest KFK Podcast

By THAT'S, September 26, 2016

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So many "China podcasts" are just that – about Chinese history, politics or other, similarly wonky subjects. Not that there's anything wrong with that (we love us some history) but, sometimes, we yearn for the lighter side of China – and now, Kung Fu Komedy has delivered. To see their previous podcasts, click here

This week, the Kung Fu Komedy krew chat with Andy Wang.

According to KFK:

Andy Wang is an American third degree Brazilian jiujitsu black belt making him one of the highest ranked jiu jitsu black belts of Chinese descent, in the world. He was on season 5 of the US TV show Ultimate Fighter, competed in the UFC, fought around Asia, and is now living in Beijing as a coach, playing an crucial role developing MMA fighting in China. Wang talked about growing up in a rougher part of LA, his path into fighting and how scary it is stepping into a cage with a trained killer.

Every week, Andy Curtain tracks down the most interesting person he can find and asks them what they're doing in China. To subscribe, add the Stuck in the Middle podcast on iTunes, or copy this link to use in your favorite podcatcher app.


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