Politely Disruptive Radio - Xavier Biggs & Terri Moss

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For this episode of Politely Disruptive, Michael and Johnny welcome into the PDR Studios Xavier Biggs and Terri Moss. Xavier Biggs is the owner of Decatur Boxing Club. Terri Moss, originally one of his students, holds the Guinness Book of World Records distinction as oldest female boxing champ. At age 41, Moss became the oldest WIBF Strawweight World Champion. She now sits among legendary boxers joe Calzaghe, Julio Cesar Chavez and many more in the latest edition of the Guinness Book. Other segments in this episode include Defending Your iPod in Part 1 and the Victrola Moment in Part 4.

Part 1: Defending Your iPod

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PDR - Xavier Biggs & Terri Moss Part 1
This episode opens as many episodes do, with Michael and Johnny defending their iPods. While some episodes feature songs that are more of a stretch to defend, this one is a little bit easier. While Michael defends The Traveling Wilburys and R.E.M., Johnny easily defends The Beastie Boys and CCR. In addition, Michael and Johnny hand out some helpful suggestions on new mythical/mystical animals to replace some of the birds at the top of the hour.

Part 2: Interview with Xavier and Terri, Part 1

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PDR - Xavier Biggs & Terri Moss Part 2
Starting their interview with Terri Moss and Xavier Biggs, Johnny clears the air with Terri immediately by addressing that Terri is in fact famous for being the oldest female champion. This part of interview focuses on how Terri became the champion and whether or not Raging Bull is a great boxing movie.

Part 3: Interview with Xavier and Terri, Part 2

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PDR - Xavier Biggs & Terri Moss Part 3
Continuing their interview with Terri Moss and Xavier Biggs, conversations shift to training at the Decatur Boxing Club, what it takes to be a champion and how Jazz plays a big role in Xavier’s training techniques.

Part 4: Victrola Moment

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PDR - Xavier Biggs & Terri Moss Part 4
The show closes with a very special Victrola Moment. Michael’s got a fresh shipment of 78s, and he starts this off with a bang. While the title and the artist can’t be said (simply because it’s a Chinese 78, and neither of them read Chinese), the RCA dog on the 78 indicates that it must be quality.