The Gordie Tamayo Show

In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Gordie sits down with Kelly Murray, Founder of The Natural Path - Brain & Body Wellness in Idaho, for a personal and thought-provoking conversation about faith, trauma, nervous-system regulation, emotional healing, bioenergetic scanning, Brainspotting, and what it means to come back into alignment with how God designed the body.
Kelly shares her own story of childhood trauma, nervous-system dysregulation, stuttering, dental anxiety, and the journey that led her into natural wellness. She explains how the body may carry unresolved emotion, why symptoms can be signals, and how relational, faith-centered care can help people ask deeper questions about what is happening beneath the surface.
This conversation explores practical wellness foundations like hydration, whole foods, rest, movement, and prayer, while also addressing common questions about holistic health, Brainspotting, bioenergetic testing, emotional trauma, and the difference between chasing quick fixes and walking a slower path toward restoration.

Ahead of Fights on Fremont 5, Gordie Tamayo sits down with Idaho State Golden Gloves Heavyweight Champion Leomar Partida.
A six-fight win streak, coaching responsibilities, officiating duties, and a major hometown fight would be enough for most athletes. For Leomar, it is simply part of life.
The Fighter’s Chance Boxing Gym standout discusses how adversity fueled his recent success, why coaching has improved his own boxing, the challenges of competing as a smaller heavyweight, and the unique experience of sharing a fight card with both his brother and mother.
This episode provides an inside look at one of Idaho boxing's rising heavyweight talents and the culture helping shape the next generation of fighters.

Ahead of Fights on Fremont 5, Gordie Tamayo sits down with nationally ranked youth boxer Ahveya Alonzo.
At just 11 years old, Ahveya is already ranked #5 in the nation at 95 pounds and preparing for one of the biggest rematches of her young career. In this conversation, she discusses the role her father plays in her development, lessons learned from defeat, the mental side of boxing, and the importance of sportsmanship.
The episode offers a unique look into the mindset of an elite young athlete and the culture being built inside Fighter's Chance Boxing Gym in Rupert, Idaho.
Learn more:Fights on Fremont Official Website

Ahead of Fights on Fremont 5, Gordie Tamayo sits down with rising Idaho boxer Urijah Barajas from Fighter's Chance Boxing Gym.
Known for his explosive style, composure under pressure, and international boxing experience at just 17 years old, Urijah shares the story behind his growth inside and outside the ring. The conversation explores his transformation through boxing, competing in Canada, overcoming adversity, and why Fights on Fremont has become one of Idaho’s most unique amateur boxing showcases.
The episode also features insight into the culture being built at Fighter’s Chance Boxing Gym and the continued growth of amateur boxing across Southern Idaho.
Learn more:Fights on Fremont Official Website

On this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Gordie sits down with Storm Pawson, Head Boxing Coach at Fighter’s Chance Boxing Gym, to preview Fights on Fremont 5 and discuss the mission behind one of Idaho’s most unique amateur boxing events.
Hosted in Rupert, Idaho, Fights on Fremont brings together fighters, families, coaches, officials, volunteers, and fans for a USA Boxing-sanctioned outdoor fight night at Fremont Plaza. But behind the action is a larger story about mentorship, discipline, opportunity, and the role Fighter’s Chance plays in supporting young athletes through boxing.
Storm shares the heart behind Fighter’s Chance, the growth of Fights on Fremont, and why this event has become such a meaningful part of the Rupert boxing community.
Learn more about the event at https://fightsonfremont.com/

In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Gordie sits down with amateur boxer Elias Rivas for a grounded conversation about boxing, growth, discipline, and preparing for national-level competition.
Elias talks about the mindset required to step into the ring, why failure can become one of the best teachers, and how losses can be turned into lessons. He also shares what this national tournament means for his amateur boxing journey, including his goal of testing himself against top competition and potentially pursuing future USA Boxing opportunities.
Beyond the sport, Elias reflects on humility, character, and the kind of man he wants people to see when they hear his name. This conversation gives listeners a closer look at a young fighter learning how to carry himself inside and outside the ring.

In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Gordie sits down with Curtis and Codi Bills, the founders of The Rustic Daisy, to talk about what it really took to build a standout Idaho barn wedding venue just outside Meridian. What starts as a conversation about weddings and venue design quickly becomes a deeper discussion on entrepreneurship, marriage, risk, family vision, and the sacrifices required to build something tangible together.
 
Curtis shares why he walked away from corporate comfort to pursue something more meaningful, while Codi unpacks her “dreams before dishes” mindset and the discipline it takes to chase big goals without losing sight of family. Together, they explain the heart behind The Rustic Daisy, how they transformed land and vision into a beautiful event space near Meridian, and why they see it as more than a wedding venue.
 
For listeners searching for insight on wedding venues near Meridian Idaho, building a business as a couple, or what it takes to create a community-centered event venue, this conversation offers both inspiration and practical perspective. From risk-taking and resilience to design vision and long-term legacy, this is a story about building more than a business. It is about building a life that matters.

What does AC/DC have to do with aerospace manufacturing in Idaho?
In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, host Gordie Tamayo sits down with Dale King (Economic Development Director for the City of Mountain Home) and Dean Cameron (CEO of Top Drawer Media and publisher of Northwest Aerospace News) to explore why the Inland Northwest, and especially Mountain Home, Idaho, may play a growing role in the future of aerospace manufacturing.
Dean shares the story of spinning one of the first AC/DC demo records in Spokane in 1977 before transitioning into decades inside the aerospace supply chain. Dale explains how Mountain Home’s workforce, infrastructure, and proximity to regional innovation hubs position the community for advanced manufacturing growth.
Together, they unpack:
• Why aerospace manufacturing is expanding beyond Seattle• How Mountain Home’s workforce pipeline supports aviation and advanced manufacturing• The role of education, trade media, and regional collaboration in building supplier ecosystems• Opportunities for machinists, students, and manufacturers across Idaho• Why the Inland Northwest aerospace corridor is gaining national attention
If you’re interested in the future of manufacturing in Idaho, workforce development, aviation careers, or regional economic growth, this conversation offers a powerful look at what may be coming next.
Subscribe to Northwest Aerospace News (free):https://www.northwestaerospacenews.com
Learn more about Top Drawer Media:http://www.topdrawermedia.com/
Mountain Home Airshow (Thunderbirds): May 16–17

Ahead of his April 11 bout in Fusion Fight League Montana, William “The 208 Underdog” Dunkle joins The Gordie Tamayo Show to talk preparation, pressure-style strategy, and what makes his matchup with Dallas Davison personal.
Dunkle also shares his vision to help bring sanctioned bare-knuckle boxing to Idaho, and why this fight represents a proving moment in his multi-discipline career across MMA, pro boxing, and bare-knuckle competition.

In this episode of the The Gordie Tamayo Show, we sit down with Ariel “Rare AF” Frantz ahead of her upcoming matchup against Lacey Vazquez at Front Street Fights 35.
Ariel shares what’s changed in her preparation since her last appearance inside the cage, how her mindset has evolved during this training camp, and what this next fight represents in her journey as a rising fighter in Idaho’s growing MMA scene. With the bout taking place at Idaho Central Arena, this matchup marks another important step in her progression in one of the Northwest’s premier regional fight promotions.
We also talk about the realities of balancing training, growth between fights, lessons learned along the way, and what fans should watch for when she steps back under the lights on April 10.
If you follow Front Street Fights, women’s MMA in Idaho, or the developing fight scene across the Treasure Valley, this conversation offers a grounded look inside the preparation behind fight night.