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Tizz Shizz Podcast Plug
Here's a link to the Talkn'Shop YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/1HBiTxt
#talknshopmovie drops April 6th. It's free and hilarious and terrible.
Thank you, #smarkhoot
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Wrestlemania 31 review podcast (yep, it’s a plug request)
Scott,
Long time reader of your various blogs and books, second time writer. Yours is the only wrestling blog I read (yes, I am asking you for a favor, but that is true about BoD being my only online wrestling info source). Anyway, we reviewed Wrestlemania 31 on the podcast "Don and his Amazing Friend" this week, and I personally invite you and your readers to listen. We had a great time discussing the show.
D&AF is not normally a wrestling show – we dissect older genre movies – but wrestling always finds its way into the conversation. The link to the show is pasted below, as is the Twitter handle.
By the way, I also watched the Macho Man doc last night, and I couldn't agree with you more about the awesome beginning, and then surprisingly lackluster coverage of his wrestling career. That said, it is still worth the 90 minutes.
Thanks,
Don
http://donandhisamazingfriend.blogspot.com
Twitter: @secretduck922
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Podcast Plug Please
Johnny Mundo on the Shining Wizards Wrestling Podcast
Recently the Shining Wizards spoke with Johnny Mundo aka John Hennigan. Here are some highlights:
Place to Be Podcast Episode 359: Mailbag with Scott Keith #5
Place to Be Podcast Episode 353: Jeff Jarrett
In this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, Justin and Scott welcome in the one and only Jeff Jarrett! Jeff discusses the creation and future of Global Force Wrestling, Wrestle Kingdom #9, what keeps him energized in the business, his all time favorite wrestlers to watch and why the future of pro wrestling is bright.
Jeff also plays some wrestler name association and talks about his relationship with Owen Hart and Randy Savage, his NWA gimmick in 1998, his favorite promotor to work for, and whether or not he would ever return to WWE before wrapping with a fun nostalgic trip through his territory and early WWF days.
After that, Scott and Justin reveal their next interview guest!
So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott and Justin because it is time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!
Podcast Plug.
The Vince/Austin Podcast
Place to Be Podcast Episode 345: Mailbag with Scott Keith #4
In this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, Justin and Scott welcome back Scott Keith to again dive into their respective mailbags. Scott, Justin and Scott chat about WWE Network, PPV titles, iron man matches, World titles, TNA’s future, wrestler quirks, defining moments, wrestling figures and much more!
Place to Be Podcast Episode 333: WWE 2003 w/ Kevin Kelly
Place to Be Podcast Episode 328: Mailbag with Scott Keith #3
In this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, Justin and Scott welcome back Scott Keith to again dive into their respective mailbags. Scott, Justin and Scott spend some time breaking down SummerSlam 2014 before diving into listener and reader mail. They discuss Brock Lesnar, Daniel Bryan, Demilition, wrestling supercards, Rey Mysterio, fan hijacking and much more!
So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott, Justin and Scott because it is time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!
Place to Be Podcast Episode 328: Mailbag with Scott Keith #3
Place to Be Podcast Episode 324: WWE 2002 w/ Kevin Kelly, Part Two
Curt Hawkins on the Shining Wizards Wrestling Podcast
About the creation of Create A Pro Wrestling School: Not being booked in The WWE, I became completely paranoid and fearful of being called on the road and being out of ring shape. And any wrestler knows that you can’t really duplicate what we do in the ring conditioning-wise. You can’t duplicate wrestling unless you wrestle. To be honest with you, I just wanted a place to train. One night, Pat Buck and I were just spitballing at dinner after a training session at The Pro Wrestling Syndicate School in Rahway, NJ, and I said I’d love to open a school in New York, and Pat Said he’d love to do it with me and I was like, “ok” and it just caught fire from there. It was something I was always going to do and it was always a dream of mine to open a wrestling school, and it might have happened a little sooner than I ever thought, but now that I have it and we’re cooking on all cylinders and I get the satisfaction of teaching guys, and seeing guys develop and understand stuff. I can’t wait ’til these guys to have matches.
On working with top names like Edge & Undertaker: It was a once in a lifetime, indescribable, priceless learning experience. I can tell you honestly that I probably pitched 400 ideas the whole time I was in WWE and that was the ONE time they said, “Yeah sure” when we pitched can we be Edge’s henchmen. You know we’ll look like him and they actually went with it. That’s how hard it is to get things going. I don’t know what it is or why they say yes or no. Sometimes I feel like they need to be the ones that have the idea for it to work it but I’m forever grateful for it because the opportunity was indescribable. I mean, I wrestled Shawn Michaels & Ric Flair in a steel cage in Chicago. I’ve wrestled The Undertaker more times than I can remember. I basically shadowed Edge for an entire year seeing him prepare for world title matches on PPVs and WrestleMania. I saw it all first hand. It was an incredible learning environment that could never be duplicated again. I’ll always be grateful for that.
On NXT: I loved NXT and performing and being a part of the shows. The live arena crowd is absolutely awesome. They are lively and passionate fans and that’s all you can ask for as a performer. I had no interest in being a part of NXT and training or things like that because I’m ten years in and I don’t think I need to be in there going over headlocks and armdrags, or taking unnecessary bumps that I don’t need to be taking.
On his WWE release: It was expected to an extent. Really I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. They weren’t using me and I was just living this life of sitting and waiting around and not able to commit to things in my real life. Like if I wanted to go a wedding, I never know if they (WWE) are going to come calling. It was kind of annoying, to be honest with you. And anyone that knows me knows that I’m just crazy about wrestling, and I’ve had my pulse on the Indy scene and it’s something I’ve been dying to dive into and now I finally can.
For more with Curt Hawkins, including his main run in WWE, not being used, Brian Pillman’s influence on his career, his future, and more, go to www.shiningwizards.com and listen to Episode 156: Shining Wizards Wildlife Foundation, Hawks and Fish. The Shining Wizards Podcast is available on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, AudioBoo, Geek Life Radio, Clutch and Wiggle Entertainment, Marks 4 Life, and the Shining Wizards Network (www.shiningwizardsnetwork.com).
Place to Be Podcast Episode 318: Mailbag with Scott Keith #2
In this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, Justin and Scott welcome back Scott Keith to again dive into their respective mailbags. With Scotty C delayed while out on the town, Justin and Scott Keith go through the giant SmarK mailbag and answer questions from Scott’s fans, hitting up topics that include the Undertaker’s potential return, greatest manager/wrestler pairings, possible future WWE Hall of Famers, the cream of the crop of the Hart Dungeon, the legacy of Shawn Michaels and much more.
After that, the PICs reunite to tackle some PTB mail before wrapping up with a special announcement about something coming to PTBN very soon!
So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott and Justin because it is time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!
Place to Be Podcast Episode 318: Mailbag with Scott Keith #2
Christopher Daniels on COMICS ON COMICS podcast
Shameless Plug: The Lapsed Fan Podcast
Thanks!
JP Sarro
Place to Be Podcast Episode 313: Kevin Kelly on First Half of WWE 2002
Place to Be Podcast Episode 312: Mailbag with Scott Keith
Chris Harrington Podcast on the WWE numbers
I did a breaking news about $wwe TV deal on @notrobmccarron 's podcast http://t.co/Ae3XM5p8Q5 #wrestlenomics— Chris Harrington (@mookieghana) May 15, 2014