Dr. Myles McNutt

Dr. Myles McNutt

Tim and Rich have a visitor! Dr. Myles McNutt, noted media critic, blogger, author, and professor swings in to talk about the changing dynamics of kayfabe in this new era of streamers, influencers, and backstage documentaries like WWE's Unreal on Netflix. They have a great conversation sure to change your perspective on modern professional wrestling! Thanks for listening!

WrestleMania 42 Preview!

Every year, the boys hop on the mics to talk about the biggest event of the year in sports entertainment. But this year, maybe they're not feeling it? They certainly get distracted fast by all the great tv shows that aren't wrestling they've been consuming. Once they get around to actually talking about the 2-day Las Vegas extravaganza, it gets hot! Thanks for listening!

2025: Year in Review

Tim and Rich look back at what was the year 2025 in the wrestling world. There were monumental shifts in the wrestling paradigm that certainly warranted a revisit and discussion. Thanks for listening!

Dr. David L. Shabazz: Pro Wrestling's Black World Champions

Tim and Rich welcomed David L. Shabazz to the show. He is an award-winning writer, author, educator, speaker and recording artist. He is author of four books: Public Enemy Number One, Discover Your Gold Mind, and co-author of Dolemite: The Story of Rudy Ray Moore and the newly released Pro Wrestling's Black World Champions [https://a.co/d/hVhWDrc], both with his late brother Julian.

The Loss of Hulk Hogan & More

We lost the living icon, Hulk Hogan (1953-2025). We discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of the legend Hulk Hogan and the flaws of the man who portrayed him, Terry Bollea. We discuss his imprint on the entertainment form that we adore and confront his downfalls. We also discuss the happenings of the Maryland and Virginia Indie scene as several friends of the show had a huge weekend. The events of Virginia Championship Wrestling's Liberty Lottery left as as speechless as Hogan did when he was the third man of the Outsiders July 7, 1996. George Pantas, Jerry Stephanitsis, we want answers!