Popular MMA Personality and Emerson NJ Native set to release final album "Miseducation 3"
Bergen County, New Jersey Aug 20, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - David Potter Announces Release of The Miseducation of MMA: Volume 3 Out September 19th on All Major Music Platforms David Potter, the combat sports personality turned comedy music creator, is set to release his highly anticipated third installment of the Miseducation of MMA series on September 19th, 2025, across all major music platforms. https://youtu.be/rPgtOmtidPI?si=Vr5s9a2fHENbTvjB https://youtu.be/ODkSN9USTZo?si=y8hYGxAo9A_CjF2e Following the success of Volume 2, hailed by fans as the greatest album ever released by a combat sports figure, Potter returns with an ambitious 30-track comedy album, split into two full acts, packed with satire, sharp commentary, and laugh-out-loud moments. Reviews: https://www.fightbookmma.com/david-potters-the-miseducation-of-mma-vol-2-punches-through-the-noise-with-comedy-and-truth/ https://www.fightbookmma.com/david-potters-the-miseducation-of-mma-vol-2-punches-through-the-noise-with-comedy-and-truth/ https://www.mmaweekly.com/ufcnews/mma-broadcaster-releases-mma-music-comedy-album-miseducation-of-mma-volume-2 https://www.lowkickmma.com/this-mma-personality-just-dropped-a-combat-sports-music-album-and-it-is-a-must-listen/ https://bvmsports.com/2025/06/24/this-mma-personality-just-dropped-a-combat-sports-music-album-and-it-is-a-must-listen/ The Miseducation of MMA: Volume 3 continues Potters signature blend of outrageous skits, comedic bars, and genre-bending productionpushing the boundaries of what comedy music can be while poking fun at the fight world, internet culture, and everyday absurdities. Davids always brought an edgy brand of comedy to MMA. He doesnt miss with this one a historic and hilarious telling of the sports history. Donagh Corby, Happy Punch / Full Send Podcast A fever dream narrated by a fighter whos seen it allpart satire, part tribute, and wholly unpredictable. BKFCs Vito Thomaselli What cant this man do? Josh Hull, CEO of Bad Company This album hits harder than Tito Ortizs last brain cell trying to make itself heard the only person in the industry capable of both crossing the line and raising the bar in one fell swoop. Allie Marie, MMA Reporter Im pissed at myself for liking it. MMAholes Potter, a New Jersey native, has steadily built a cult following through his Miseducation of MMA series, combining his unique voice in combat sports media with a fearless approach to comedy and satire. With 30 new tracks, unexpected cameos, and a double-act structure, Volume 3 promises to be the biggest, boldest, and funniest entry yet. Fans can stream The Miseducation of MMA: Volume 3 starting September 19th, 2025 on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, and all major platforms. About David Potter David Potter is a broadcaster, combat sports analyst, and comedy music artist from New Jersey. Known for his sharp wit and unfiltered perspective on MMA, Potter has carved out a unique lane in both sports and entertainment. As a contributor to mma weekly, He has a the youtube record for 16 million viewers on one of his ufc watch party. His Miseducation of MMA series has been praised for its originality, humor, and ability to bring comedy into a space that often takes itself too seriously.Media ContactTrish H*****@gmail.comhttp://www.fightworldlive.com Source :Fight World LiveThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
Freedom for JoJo - West Kalimantan Centre Gives Permanent Sanctuary to Orangutans Who Can’t Return to the Wild
Uckfield, East Sussex Aug 20, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - In the run-up to International Orangutan Day on 19 August, JoJo the first orangutan rescued back in 2009 by Yayasan Inisiasi Alam Rehabilitasi Indonesia (YIARI) in collaboration with the West Kalimantan Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA), has, for the first time in more than 20 years, been able to climb trees and experience the forest. This long-awaited moment comes thanks to the creation of a two-hectare semi-wild forest enclosure at YIARIs orangutan rehabilitation centre in Sungai Awan Kiri village, Muara Pawan, Ketapang, West Kalimantan. JoJo, now over 25 years old, has a harrowing backstory. In 2009, he was found in appalling conditions chained by the leg to a post in a backyard with just 30 centimetres of movement, surrounded by rubbish and without shelter from sun or rain. The chain had cut deep into his skin, causing severe, infected wounds. Karmele Llano Sánchez, YIARIs CEO, remembers the day she first saw him:It was one of the hardest days of my life. All I could do was clean his wounds and move the chain to his other leg, because at that time, there was no orangutan rescue facility in West Kalimantan. I had to leave JoJo there because we had no other choice. That moment became a turning point. The lack of facilities to help orangutans like JoJo spurred Karmele and her team to establish the Ketapang rehabilitation centre in 2010. The centre was created in partnership with the YIARI, West Kalimantan BKSDA and with support from International Animal Rescue. The centre delivers long-term rehabilitation of orangutans that have been taken from the forest and kept as pets so that they can return to the wild and live as nature intended. The support and fundraising efforts of International Animal Rescue for the rehabilitation centre continue today. JoJos previous owner admitted he had been kept as a pet since infancy. By the time he was rescued, aged around 10, he had missed the vital years when a young orangutan learns survival skills from its mother skills essential for life in the wild. When JoJo arrived at the centre, the team discovered he was suffering from rickets caused by years of malnutrition and lack of sunlight, leaving his legs bent and unable to bear weight. He had to walk using his arms. He also endured chronic pneumonia, which took years to treat. His lasting health problems mean JoJo can never be released into the wild. The new forest enclosure offers the next best thing a safe, naturalistic space where he can live with dignity, enjoying the sights, smells, and textures of the forest. Work on the enclosure began in 2022. Designed for orangutans with permanent disabilities, chronic health issues, or those who have spent too long in captivity to survive in the wild, it will also provide a home for residents such as Monte and Jimo. Creating it involved not only building in challenging forest terrain but also ensuring safety for both the animals and the care team, and helping the orangutans adapt to using the space. This is a very emotional moment for all of us, said Karmele. Seeing JoJo climb a tree, even if he is not yet agile, is proof that he is finally experiencing a small piece of the freedom that was once taken from him. When he first came out into the enclosure, JoJo was scared. He only dared to stay outside briefly before retreating to his cage. But slowly, he has gained confidence and is now exploring the surrounding trees. The project was made possible through support from the Ministry of Environment via the West Kalimantan BKSDA, alongside donors and partners including the Moondance Foundation, Orangutan Outreach, and International Animal Rescue UK. Murlan Dameria Pane, Head of the West Kalimantan BKSDA, praised the initiative:We appreciate YIARIs efforts in supporting a better life for wildlife that cannot be released, such as JoJo. This enclosure is a concrete example of a long-term commitment to orangutans with physical or health limitations. With it, we can ensure optimal animal welfare while also supporting conservation work for orangutans and other wildlife at the local level. Gavin Bruce, CEO of International Animal Rescue, said:Its incredible to see the majestic JoJo in the new enclosure and climbing trees. International Animal Rescues supporters are passionate about orangutans. Through our commitment to the rehabilitation centre with YIARI and the West Kalimantan BKSDA partnership, there is some renewed hope for the species. For JoJo, it may not be full freedom, but it is the chance to live out his days surrounded by trees, fresh air, and the natural world he was denied for so long. To find out more about International Animal Recsues work with YIARI please visit https://www.internationalanimalrescue.org/projects/orangutan-rescue-and-rehabilitationMedia ContactInternational Animal Rescue [email protected] Househttp://www.internationalanimalrescue.org Source :International Animal Rescue UKThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
