An Axe Throwing Podcast

Bill Fienberg
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Interviews with people from the axe throwing community

  1. Oct 7

    Episode 43: Stormy (Part 2)

    Stormy is an iconic athlete in the axe throwing community. In Part 2 of this interview, she talks about overcoming serious health challenges, competing under pressure, and building community in the sport.

    Episode 43: Stormy (Part 2)

  2. Oct 7

    Episode 43: Stormy (Part 1)

    Stormy is an iconic athlete in the axe-throwing community. In Part 1 of this interview, she talks about her path into the sport, competition, and building community.

    Episode 43: Stormy (Part 1)

  3. Aug 3

    Episode 42 (Part 2): Jeb Bisset, 2026 IATC Knife Champion

    In this marathon conversation, Jeb Bissett—also known as Jebalicious—takes us through four years of competitive axe throwing, knife duels, weightlifting, and disc golf. From early tournaments in Connecticut and Colorado to bigger competitions and new formats, this episode looks at the mindset, community, and routine behind his approach to the sport.Jeb talks about his background in recreational therapy, lacrosse, and snowboarding, and how those experiences connect to his work as a competitor and coach. The conversation covers practice habits, nerves, tournament structure, and the role of community in improving at a niche sport. It also includes stories from events, travel, and the sport’s culture, along with discussion of training under fatigue, handling pressure, and balancing competition with enjoyment. If you want a straightforward look at how one athlete approaches axe throwing and related sports, this episode gives a clear picture. Guest Credentials: Jeb Bissett is a two-time world champion, axe and knife thrower, and recreational therapist based in Colorado. He has years of experience competing, coaching, and building community in axe sports. 📸 Photo by @AxeMasterPhotography (Mike King)

    Episode 42 (Part 2): Jeb Bisset, 2026 IATC Knife Champion

  4. Aug 3

    Episode 42 (Part 1): Jeb Bisset, 2026 IATC Knife Champion

    In this marathon conversation, Jeb Bissett—also known as Jebalicious—takes us through four years of competitive axe throwing, knife duels, weightlifting, and disc golf. From early tournaments in Connecticut and Colorado to bigger competitions and new formats, this episode looks at the mindset, community, and routine behind his approach to the sport.Jeb talks about his background in recreational therapy, lacrosse, and snowboarding, and how those experiences connect to his work as a competitor and coach. The conversation covers practice habits, nerves, tournament structure, and the role of community in improving at a niche sport. It also includes stories from events, travel, and the sport’s culture, along with discussion of training under fatigue, handling pressure, and balancing competition with enjoyment. If you want a straightforward look at how one athlete approaches axe throwing and related sports, this episode gives a clear picture. Guest Credentials: Jeb Bissett is a two-time world champion, axe and knife thrower, and recreational therapist based in Colorado. He has years of experience competing, coaching, and building community in axe sports. 📸 Photo by @AxeMasterPhotography (Mike King)

    Episode 42 (Part 1): Jeb Bisset, 2026 IATC Knife Champion

  5. 10/29/2025

    Episode 41: Coleman Bates, 2024 WKTL World Champion

    In this episode, Bill Fienberg chats with Coleman Bates, the 2024 World Knife Throwing League World Champion. Bill hopes to keep the conversation under two hours, but fails after going down rabbit holes about pants, Tim Robinson's "I Think You Should Leave," and more. They also delve into practice routines, visualization, and meticulously organized notebooks. It's a quirky mix of sport and absurdity, perfect for your next tournament road trip.

    Episode 41: Coleman Bates, 2024 WKTL World Champion

  6. 11/26/2023

    Episode 40: Christopher "Poppa Bear" Rios

    Christopher "Poppa Bear" Rios is a competitive axe thrower out of Urban Axes in Austin, TX. He recently placed 4th at the 2023 Choptober Challenge, and secured himself a bid to the 2024 International Axe Throwing Championship.

    Episode 40: Christopher "Poppa Bear" Rios

  7. 10/10/2023

    Episode 39: Cameron Dubrow AKA Ziggy Stardust

    Cameron Dubrow is a competitive axe thrower from New Jersey, winner of the 2023 US Championship at Ace Axe Throwing and winner of the 2023 Urban Open. Photo Credit: Urban Axes (Stacie McChesney)

    Episode 39: Cameron Dubrow AKA Ziggy Stardust

  8. 10/07/2023

    Episode 38: Brandon "Showtime" McClester

    Brandon "Showtime" McClester is a competitive axe thrower from Pittsburgh, PA. Photo Credit: Urban Axes

    Episode 38: Brandon "Showtime" McClester
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Interviews with people from the axe throwing community

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  • Creator
    Bill Fienberg
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    45
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Bill Fienberg
  • Show Website
    An Axe Throwing Podcast