Athletech News (ATN) is revolutionizing how the fitness and wellness industry consumes news, hosts events, and fosters networking. Now, the company is transforming podcasting with the launch of the “Master Knowledge Series,” a new show designed to provide deep, actionable insights into fitness, health, and performance.
Hosted by Eric Malzone, a seasoned fitness industry professional known for shows like “The Future of Fitness Podcast” and ATN’s “Unscripted,” the new podcast will also feature ATN founder and CEO Edward Hertzman.
“I’ve been in the fitness industry for 16 years, and I’m excited to collaborate with Athletech News on this new project,” said Malzone. “The ‘Master Knowledge Series’ is exactly what the industry needs—straightforward, in-depth conversations with the leaders of health and human performance.”
The podcast will debut with eight episodes featuring top names in fitness, health, wellness, and longevity. Guests will include industry legends like Dr. Andy Galpin, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, Dr. Stacy Sims, Dr. Kelly Starrett, Joel Jamieson, Eric Cressey, Andrea Hudy, and Mike Boyle. These experts are reshaping how we approach training, recovery, and overall well-being.
“This series is about more than just theory,” Malzone explained. “It’s about offering actionable insights that fitness professionals can apply right away to improve their business. We’ll focus on the major trends in the industry and help gym owners, trainers, and health coaches stay ahead of the curve.”
The “Master Knowledge Series” aims to provide practical advice from the best minds in the business, offering strategies that listeners can implement immediately. Malzone emphasized that the podcast is not about abstract concepts—it’s about delivering real, business-changing wisdom.
The limited-edition series will start with eight episodes, but future episodes may expand the series further. “These first eight episodes are just the beginning of what I believe will be an invaluable resource for anyone looking to improve their approach to fitness and performance,” said Malzone.
