Iron Radio Episodes, Listener Editorials (below)
Iron Radio Episode 630 Topic = Individual Takes Iron Radio Episode 631 Topic = Sleeping and Napping Iron Radio Episode 632 Topic = The Show Must Go On Iron Radio Episode 633 Topic = Lifting and Self Confidence Iron Radio EARLY Episode 634 Topic = All Aboard the Q-and-A Train  
Iron Radio Episode 635 Guest Guillermo Escalante; Topic = What It Takes to be a Pro Bodybuilder Iron Radio Episode 636 Guest Andrew Heffernan; Topic = Writing for the Gen-pop Iron Radio Episode 637 Topic = Ma and Pa Gyms Iron Radio Episode 638 Topic= Telling Kids About Muscle Sports Iron Radio Episode 639 Topic= Favorite Videos, Phil Q & A  
           
Episodes 1-10 (Early 2009) Episodes 11-20 (Early-mid-2009) Episodes 21-30 (Mid-late 2009) Episodes 31-40 (Late 2009) Episodes 41-49 (Late 2009- Early 2010) Episodes 51-60 (Early-mid 2010)
Episodes 60-69 (mid 2010) Episodes 70-79 (mid 2010) Episodes 80-89 (late 2010 - Early 2011) Episodes 89-98 (early 2011) Episodes 98-107 (early-mid 2011) Episodes 108-117 (mid 2011)
Episodes 118-127 (late 2011) Episodes 128-139 (late 2011- Early 2012) Episodes 140-149 (Early 2012) Episodes 150-159 (mid 2012) Episodes 160-169 (mid 2012) Episodes 170-179 (mid-late 2012)
Episodes 180-189 (late 2012) Episodes 190-199 (early 2013) Episodes 200-209 (early-mid 2013) Episodes 210-219 (mid 2013) Episodes 220-229 (mid-late 2013) Episodes 230-239 (late 2013)
Episodes 240-249 (late 2013- Early 2014) Episodes 250-259 (early-mid 2014) Episodes 260-269 (mid 2014) Episodes 270-279 (mid-late 2014) Episodes 280-289 (late 2014) Episodes 290-299 (early 2015)
Episodes 300-309 (early-mid 2015) Episodes 310-319 (mid 2015) Episodes 320-329 (mid-late 2015) Episodes 330-339 (late 2015) Episodes 340-349 (early 2016) Episodes 350-359 (early-mid 2016)
Episodes 360-369 (mid 2016) Episodes 370-379 (mid 2016) Episodes 380-389 (mid-late 2016) Episodes 390-399 (late 2016) Episodes 400-409 (early 2017) Episodes 410-419 (early-mid 2017)
Episodes 420-429 (mid 2017) Episodes 430-439 (mid-late 2017) Episodes 440-449 (late 2017) Episodes 450-459 (early 2018) Episodes 460-469 (early-mid 2018) Episodes 470-479 (mid 2018)
Episodes 480-489 (mid 2018) Episodes 490-499 (late 2018) Episodes 500-509 (early 2019) Episodes 510-519 (early-mid 2019) Episodes 520-529 (mid 2019) Episodes 530-539 (mid 2019)
Episodes 540-549 (late 2019) Episodes 550-559 (early 2020) Episodes 560-569 (early-mid 2020) Episodes 570-579 (mid 2020) Episodes 580-589 (mid 2020) Episodes 590-599 (mid-late 2020
Episodes 600-609 (early 2021) Episodes 610-619 (early-mid 2021) Episodes 620-629 (mid 2021)      

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Listener Commentaries (audio editorial submissions)
Listener Commentary: Jon Mike; Topic = Personal Trng. Certif. Problems Listener Commentary: Jon Mike; Topic = Science of Core Strength and Stability Listener Commentary: Jon Mike; Topic = Exercise Physiology Listener Commentary: Jon Mike; Topic = Alcohol in sport Listener Commentary: Jaya Dixit; Topic = What Makes a Food Good or Bad?  

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