Hello and welcome to this one off episode as we cover WWF Survivor Series 1990! Why you ask? Well.. it's the 34th anniversary of the show AND it's the 34th anniversary of out host Luke being a fan of wrestling and what a journey it's been. On this show we will see

• Legends born
• Facepaint
• MERICA
• Survivors
• And so much more

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Welcome to another edition of This Week in the NFL! The Three Man Booth is back to review all the Week 11 action and preview Week 12. The guys take an in depth look back at Bills/Chiefs and discuss how the Bills win could impact playoff seeding. Other topics include... How Bout Those Steelers??? and will the Eagles continue their hot streak.  Kick back, relax, and enjoy This Week in the NFL!

DRAFTING THE GREATEST WWF ATTITUDE ERA TAG TEAMS

In this episode of NoSo Draft, host JT Rozzero & Ryan Gray welcome Marcus Fuller & Scott Criscuolo to compete in a draft to build the best WWF Attitude Era tag team roster! Tune in, play along, and then VOTE for the best roster in the comments below!

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From the eagle’s nest, high above the ECW arena, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! In this episode, JT, Jenny and Matt review the next three episodes of ECW television from June 1999!

The troublesome trio talk Corino stalking Taz, the arrival of Rhino, Storm & Credible targeting Lynn, Dudley Boys for hire, the early build to Heat Wave, the influx of Northeast Indy talent and so much more!

So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

"I AM my powers. And the good they can do. For my friends, and for the whole world. I reckon maybe I can live with that after all."

Experts Jenny, Tim, and Keith are back with another double feature and faced with the question: what if the physical condition of mutation could be removed, rendering a mutant indistinguishable from their baseline human peers? This thought experiment has offered some of the richest concepts for exploration across all of X-Men media and drives the central conflict of our two-parter. Would such a mutation "cure" be selfish to pursue? After all, the Spider-Man Principle teaches us that with great power comes great responsibility; that is, a commitment to use said power to the maximum benefit of all. But does such a responsibility exist in a world that would just as soon see its self-appointed protectors erased from existence? Furthermore, wouldn't it be selfish or irresponsible for certain mutants, due to the nature of their powers, NOT to seek a cure if such an option was available? Possessing a dangerous, "always on" power that she cannot consciously control, Rogue is the one main character who represents the best argument in favor of a mutant cure. Her mutation is perhaps the cruelest of all - invisible on the surface, allowing her to easily pass as "normal," yet posing a risk to anyone within arm's reach. To counter this, Rogue must deprive herself even the most fleeting, casual acts of human intimacy. For all the good she can do as a member of the X-Men, it's hard to deny that the removal of her powers wouldn't be a net benefit: not only to Rogue individually, but society at large. There are others who view their mutations very much as gifts and intrinsic to their identities. This is where the series starts to touch upon the concept of mutant pride, and feels ahead of its time in doing so. While a number of X-Men stories can be boiled down to "good" mutants vs. "bad" mutants and the humans caught in the middle - or, the human response to living among mutants - another important dimension to consider is how mutants feel about themselves. On the one had, it would be easy to present the characters with superficially cool, wish-fulfillment powers completely under their control (itself an interesting type of privilege rarely brought up within the franchise) as being dismissive of the cure. Yet as with most things X-Men, the dividing lines are not so clear cut. In the end, the purported cure turns out to be a cautionary tale, with those who volunteered to go through with it ending up far worse off for the experience. Taking the cure off the board in this way may seem a cop-out, but to some extent the show has a moral imperative to do so. After all, there's no cure for any of the real-world stand-ins for mutation that make people "different." And even if there was, the onus isn't on the oppressed to change who they are for the satisfaction of their oppressors. The conclusions drawn and options available are much the same as where we leave this pair of episodes: there's no changing who you are, but you can change the way the world sees you. However unfairly, that burden is laid at the feet of the vulnerable communities most in need of such change. So it goes in life as it does in fiction, with the X-Men persisting in fighting for acceptance by a world that fears and hates them.

X-Position X-TRA: Dr. Adler - presumably the real Dr. Adler - can be seen in a photograph alongside mutant inventor extraordinaire Forge in episode 4 ("Lifedeath," pt. 1) of sequel series X-Men '97. Forge goes on to explain that he worked with the scientist while in the employ of the U.S. Department of Defense. He stopped short of outright developing weapons against mutants, but Adler had no such qualms. Adler used Forge's research and prototypes to create the power-blocking inhibitor collars first seen on Genosha (in "Slave Island"). This same technology was utilized in the development of the neutralizer gun Storm was de-powered by in episode 2 ("Mutant Liberation Begins"). (Also pictured with Adler and Forge, albeit partially obscured? None other than Bastion, leader of the anti-mutant taskforce Operation: Zero Tolerance. The doctor traveled in extremely mixed company.)

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history.

This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into WWF from September 1989. They also cover other matches, segments & events from Primetime Wrestling, WWF Superstars, Madison Square Garden & More!

In this episode of NoSo Draft, host Ryan Gray welcomes in JT Rozzero, Chad Campbell & Mike Rossi to compete in a draft to build the best NWO roster possible!

 

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Ben talks with Landon Hale this week! @HaleYeah3 discussed his rise in wrestling and balancing it with his career as a chiropractor. Landon also talks about his recent trips to Germany and Thailand. A great show so check it out!

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement! JT & Marcus are breaking down each WWE "season" and giving a comprehensive by the numbers breakdown of each PPV event using a specific set of metrics.

In this episode, the boys wrap up the 2005-2006 WWE PPV season with a deep statistical dive on WrestleMania 22. They then put a bow on the season with a series of awards, and also continue to build their list of complete WWE PPV rankings based on the scoring system.

Do your personal ranking synch up with the WWE WAR formula? Tune in and find out!

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 4/7/97!

They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into Hollywood Hogan resetting the NWO, DDP calling out Randy Savage, ongoing Horsemen drama, Shawn Michaels shooting on Bret Hart, Steve Austin bailing out Gorilla Monsoon and much more.

So sit back, settle in and join JT and Chad as they work their way through the one and only Monday Night Wrestling War era!

KING OF THE RING WINNERS - THE MISSING YEARS

Marcus & Ryan filled in the 15 missing years from 2003 to 2023, which did not have a King of the Ring Winner!

Check it out, share your list & leave a YouTube comment on your own!

From Watertown Massachusetts, the Keithie Group. An unrehearsed, hastily assembled program presenting inside opinions and forecasts on major issues of today returns with Jennifer, Gruney, Tim, Chad & Jon.   And the moderator, Keithie. Today's topics: Is the MCU Dead, Phil Collins' Rock & Roll Snub, Dinner for Breakfast and more.    Not to mention, this is the 1-year anniversary for A La Carte.

Don't miss this episode to hear the opinions of the brightest and best of today.

From the eagle’s nest, high above the ECW arena, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! In this episode, JT, Jenny and Matt review the next three episodes of ECW television from late May 1999!

The troublesome trio talk the fallout from Hardcore Heaven, Storm saving Lynn's life, Cyrus and Corino's mind games, Taz destroying Candido AGAIN, Van Dam's red hot in ring run and so much more!

So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

Join us today on A La Carte as Keithie for part 2 of LA Chris' journey to the movies as we talk all things Christopher Reeve, Richard Pryor and the amazing Helen Slater with Superman 3, Superman IV & Supergirl. 

LA Chris & Keithie give you some facts about these movies, talk the cast and their previous and future contributions to the arts and other nonsense along the way.

Oh and we find out who would win in a fight; Clark Kent or the Man of Steel.

In this episode of NoSo Draft, host Ryan Gray welcomes in JT Rozzero, Kelly Nelson & Richie Mars to compete in a draft to build the best WWF Golden Era tag team roster possible!

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This week Ben talks to Aaron Noyes, the man behind @RefShinyShoes and @KodyManhorn. Aaron discusses his upbringing, time in the military literally saving lives, and his double life as a wrestler and a referee. A great show so check it out!

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement! JT & Marcus are breaking down each WWE "season" and giving a comprehensive by the numbers breakdown of each PPV event using a specific set of metrics.   In this episode, the boys continue the 2005-06 WWE PPV season with a deep statistical dive on Royal Rumble 2006 & No Way Out 2006. They also continue to build their list of complete WWE PPV rankings based on the scoring system.   Do your personal rankings synch up with the WWE WAR formula? Tune in and find out!

Welcome to Talk'n Docs, the monthly podcast where we dive into the world of documentaries and review them for your listening pleasure. Hosted by Jennifer Smith, Logan Crosland and Cowboy Roger, the crew continue Season 3 with a review of 2007’s film Zodiac and 2023’s Myth of the Zodiac Killer documentary. The crew discusses the series and the documentary in great detail with topics including: Different theories of what they think happened, who the killer really was, was there more than one person involved, and much more!

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into WCW Spring Stampede 1997!

They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into Rey Mysterio's big win, Booker T's all time slip up, dissension within the NWO, Lex Luger and Giant continuing to bond, Savage and Page seizing their moment and much more.

So sit back, settle in and join JT and Chad as they work their way through the one and only Monday Night Wrestling War era!

And be sure to join our FREE patreon for the video version of this podcast PLUS bonus features!

It’s… ChroNoSo, where the North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane by exploring one match from WWE history.

Picking up where ChroNoSo Daily left off, our contributors are on a quest to cover every important match in WWE PPV and television history. One month. One voice per match. So strap in for a ride that will undoubtedly carry us well into the 22nd century, forever alienating us from friends and family!   This month on ChroNoSo… the ChroNoSo Crew dive into SummerSlam 1989!

A war so nice they had to do it twice? Is he serious? Well, no, of course not, but Keithie tries to give you a little something to listen to and talk about this week on Hail to the Keith.    Join us as we look into the War to settle the score for the Treaty of Versailles as we look at the battle fronts, the villain to beat all villains and just how odd an inflatable tank might be.    We hope you learn something this week.

From the eagle’s nest, high above the ECW arena, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! In this episode, JT, Jenny and Matt review ECW Hardcore Heaven 1999!

The troublesome trio talk about the official farewell to Shane Douglas, a lack of legit threats to Taz, Lynn & RVD's bloody war, the Dudleys' hit list the surprise return of SID and so much more!

So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

In this episode of the Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast, Jake and Logan discuss the 8/4/03 Raw & 8/7/03 Smackdown. The two break down a massive change to the Raw SummerSlam main event, Shane McMahon looking for revenge, an awkward Goldberg/Flair match, a good Cena/Undertaker rematch, Lesnar turning on Angle, and much more. 

Welcome to the Backbone Wrestling Network!

Join Shawn Kidd, Logan Crosland, and Matt Souza as they provide you with an introduction to this brand new podcast feed.

They discuss where the idea for the new feed and name came from, the shows that will be featured (new and old), what the daily schedule will be and more!

Join us on this episode and then be sure to subscribe to the brand new Backbone Wrestling Network!

Welcome to another edition of This Week in the NFL! The Three Man Booth returns to take a look back at all the Week Nine action and preview Week Ten's games. As always, the boys predict each game and try to avoid the dreaded TWITNFL Mush! Topics also include: Is Matt Eberflus on the hot seat?; Can the Cowboys hang with the Eagles?; Will the Lions continue to ROAR? AND MORE! Enjoy!

Baby we're back! After years in dormancy, Row 1, Seat 1 returns with a bang (or maybe a light tube smash) with 11 interviews with people in the deathmatch wrestling community. Why do they do what they do? What goes through their heads? Featuring interviews with:

Tremont Tank Gary Jay Anakin Murphy Jamesen Shook Kody Manhorn Erron Wade Nathan Mowery IWTV Gerry Papa Hales and CJ Lawler   A fun show, so check it out!   Be sure to also subscribe to NoSo on Youtube!

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement! JT & Marcus are breaking down each WWE "season" and giving a comprehensive by the numbers breakdown of each PPV event using a specific set of metrics.   In this episode, the boys continue the 2005-06 WWE PPV season with a deep statistical dive on Armageddon 2005 & New Year's Revolution 2006. They also continue to build their list of complete WWE PPV rankings based on the scoring system.   Do your personal rankings synch up with the WWE WAR formula? Tune in and find out!

In this episode of New Gen on a Mission, Justin Pratt and Tim Slomka discuss the build to the 1994 Survivor Series. They talk through one of the best WWF tag team matches ever, IRS’s going after Undertaker, Adam Bomb’s new pyro and more!

Editor's Note: This is the last episode that will appear on The North-South Connection. Please follow  New Gen on a Mission over on Backbone Wrestling Network for new episodes every two weeks! 

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 3/31/97!

They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into Bret Hart reuniting his family, Paul Bearer and Mankind burning Undertaker, Honky Tonk Man's flailing search, the NWO hitting rocky waters, Savage and DDP on the brink of war, Flair recruiting Piper and much more.

So sit back, settle in and join JT and Chad as they work their way through the one and only Monday Night Wrestling War era!

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history.

This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into WWF Saturday Night's Main Event from July 1989. They also cover other matches, segments & events from WWE Superstars in July & August 1989.

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In this edition of NoSo Countdown, JT & Ryan rank every WWE PPV to ever take place in Boston! Do we get it right or wrong? Share your thoughts and get involved!

From the eagle’s nest, high above the ECW arena, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! In this episode, JT, Jenny and Matt review the next three episodes of ECW television from May 1999!

The troublesome trio talk the Dudleys winning tag team gold, Van Dam reaching one year as TV Champion, Storm & Credible sticking it to Sabu, Corino picking fights with Taz, the final build for Hardcore Heaven and so much more!

So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

"Comrades, let us all work together!"

Jenny and Tim welcome Keith Langston back to the show as we cover the 8th episode (or 10th, depending on when you first saw it -- more on that below) of X-Men: The Animated Series! And it's no respite for our world-weary heroes, as they are flung from one crisis to the next. While the wrecked X-Mansion sets off television's most obvious whodunit, we can excuse this for likewise providing a handy excuse to introduce dual guest stars Colossus and the titular Juggernaut. Given the participants, this one doesn't exactly have high ambitions at being anything other than a massive throwdown. Consequently, it makes for the most boilerplate episode of TAS to date, in the sense that the show can't be said to be doing anything much different than a standard Saturday morning action vehicle. At a push, one could say that this does continue to keep some focus on human-mutant relations, by way of Colossus' quick payday and angry reprisals from the workers whose job he unwittingly swiped. It serves as a minor counterargument to Genosha's extreme answer to the question of mutation's economic utility. Why impose outright slavery when mutants are willing to be exploited and happy to be compensated for a fraction of what it would cost to employ a larger, human workforce? An all-too American solution, but not without its consequences, as the idealistic immigrant Colossus soon learns. There's also Juggernaut's single line clarifying that isn't a mutant, despite assumptions to the contrary. Still, this doesn't especially change his perception or treatment at the hands of the X-Men or the authorities. Nor does Juggernaut seem to hold any particular animus towards mutants, in a somewhat interesting change of course -- this one's personal for him. Beyond these minor signposts -- and a rather generic theme emphasizing the power of teamwork -- there's not a lot here to elevate "The Unstoppable Juggernaut" much above the surface.

That doesn't mean it isn't thoroughly entertaining, delivering on the expected action, turning in some genuinely clever one-liners, and putting in work with a memorably imposing score. Plus, we get a delightful surprise check-in with the imprisoned Beast, keeping his subplot alive. So after coming in hot, this installment ultimately pumps the brakes at least somewhat on the show's otherwise rapid-fire pace. While the matter of Professor Xavier's absence remains to be addressed, we at least know it is of his own volition, drawing a line under the nonstop conflict and dramatic cliffhangers for now. A welcome breather, then, in as much as any massive slugfest with the Juggernaut can be. X-TRA: "The Unstoppable Juggernaut" was delayed by animation issues and was originally shown slightly out of order, as discussed by the crew. That necessitated some hasty edits to episode 7's conclusion as it was first broadcast, in an effort to smooth over the continuity. The result was an even more confusing viewing experience by the time this episode did debut, following “The Cure” and “Come the Apocalypse.” For the alternate ending of "Slave Island," aired once and never again, check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS8RHoTAh14. FINALLY, Stick around for our quick-hit impressions, predictions, and BIG FEELINGS on episodes 1-5 of the sensational X-Men '97!

North South Connection, Welcome to the Temple for this episode of Linking Up Luchas!

Join your host Logan Crosland on this pod journey where he will be linking some of his most beloved friends up with one of his favorite short lived Lucha promotions, Lucha Underground.

On this installment, he is joined by the entire crew as we live watch the very first Ultima Lucha! Join us and watch along the first big show for all the great matches and moments.

On this episode of Territorial, go on the journey of Piledriver: The Album as Shawn discusses the songs and matches involving those the music represents! Matches and moments include: Bam Bam Bigelow’s debut, Strike Force vs. The Islanders, Demolition vs. The Young Stallions, Hogan vs. DiBiase & more!

"Whatever happened, you're still part of the team! You're still one of the X-Men!"

Much like the comics from which X-Men: The Animated Series drew so much of its inspiration, season 2 would immediately see the show begin to double down on its history and build out an ever-expanding mythology. No longer obligated to present stories at an entry level, the show took full advantage of its serialized format to springboard plots off the backs of its own previous plots. To that end, season 2 opens with a bombshell: the return of Morph, long thought dead since the events of the series' opening two-parter. This came as a shocking and satisfying twist, rewarding loyal viewers for their continued interest. And if it came at the cost of invalidating the show's edgiest, most ground-breaking moment? So what! This was comics, after all, or at least comics-on-Saturday-morning. Further to that, Morph had proven to be an unexpected fan favorite based on initial impressions, so a reversal of fortune was arguably worth it not merely for a big reveal, but to offer a path back to semi-regular appearances for the character. The revolving door of death would be one of the many ways the show was brought more into alignment with the tropes of the comics. More direct echoes could be traced in the form of Scott and Jean's wedding, which would occur in the comics a mere four months later. Likewise, new anti-mutant antagonist Graydon Creed and his homegrown militia, the Friends of Humanity, had made their print debuts a little over six months prior to the airing of "Till Death," part 1. Henchmen the Nasty Boys are utilized prominently beginning in part 2 and throughout the season, despite having appeared in exactly one comics storyline from 1992 (and in lieu of an older and more infamous group that preceded them in the Marauders). All this, with little in the way of reintroductions to our principal cast. From a critical standpoint, this approach for a season premiere might politely be described as "inaccessible" to say the least. Owing to many of these changes was no doubt the arrival of X-Men line editor Bob Harras in an official capacity as Story Consultant. To Harras, inaccessibility was a feature far more than a bug. During his tenure overseeing the X-office at the height of the speculator era, the more tangled, sprawling, and convoluted the storytelling, the better. For the industry's many eager young collectors, the complex nature of the X-Men's history, combined with the present-day storylines whose conclusions typically offered more questions than answers, there was a desperate need to Make It All Make Sense.

Helping Jenny and Tim to Make It All Make Sense on this installment of X-Position is Keithie, not unlike Beast, joining the episode in progress. All told, this two-parter delivers a satisfying, intricately-plotted opening salvo that will be representative of the season as a whole. Thematically, the story makes excellent use of deception as a recurring motif. From Wolverine's brawl with a robotic duplicate of Cyclops, to the mutant-impersonating crisis actor disrupting President Kelly's inauguration, Graydon Creed's subsequent manipulation of the media, and right down to Morph's duplicitous divide-and-conquer scheme to use the X-Men to undo the X-Men, truly nothing is as it seems. And that's to say nothing of Morph's return from a seemingly certain death. It's fitting, then, that standing atop all of this subterfuge is the riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma known as Mr. Sinister. His presence will loom large throughout the series following this maleficent animated debut. To its credit, the script makes effective and logical use of Sinister as Morph's corrupting benefactor, and even manages to flesh out his ultimate motives more decisively over the course of 22 minutes than 6-plus years worth of comics appearances had managed. Though taking its cues ever more from the comics, this stands as an example of the finite nature of the animated series imposing a storytelling discipline that occasionally outshined its source material.

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement! JT & Marcus are breaking down each WWE "season" and giving a comprehensive by the numbers breakdown of each PPV event using a specific set of metrics.   In this episode, the boys continue the 2005-06 WWE PPV season with a deep statistical dive on Taboo Tuesday 2005 & Survivor Series 2005. They also continue to build their list of complete WWE PPV rankings based on the scoring system.   Do your personal rankings synch up with the WWE WAR formula? Tune in and find out!

Jennifer Smith and Matt Souza are back with a brand-new edition of GCDub: A Game Changing Podcast! On this episode, they discuss the happenings from recent GCW shows and The Collective including Jenny and Matt’s live report from Joey Janela’s Spring Break 8! They then pick their match of the month and preview some upcoming shows! So, pull a door off its hinges, bundle up the light tubes, and remember… It’s MDK… ALL FUCKING DAY!

In this episode of New Gen on a Mission, Justin Pratt and Tim Slomka discuss the first ever episode of Action Zone. They talk through the last Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart match… for now, Backlund’s build, the growing Million Dollar Corporation and more Doink, Dink, Wink and Pink.

Welcome to At the Movies w/ JT! In this series, JT is joined by various friends to live watch comedies that were released between 1992-2012.

In this episode, JT is joined by Keith Langston & Jennifer Smith to watch Semi-Pro (2008). Along the way, they dip into many, many tangents and chat about the legacy of the ABA, where this ranks in the Ferrell pantheon, CORN DOGS, the wonderful supporting cast, Father Pat and much more!

So, join JT, Keith & Jenny as they hit the court, get tropical and ensure that everybody love everybody!

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history.

This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into WWF from June 1989. They also cover other matches, segments & events from Dusty Rhodes Vignettes, June & July 1989 WWE Superstars, Boston Garden, Nassau Coliseum & More!

Well, we can tell you this much, it is not ALWAYS Sunny in Philadelphia. But with that being said, join Keithie this week as he goes solo and gives you his rundown of the big WrestleMania trip: the good, the bad and the meh.   Keithie also shares some life lessons from his Easter holiday family dinner and we of course hear about his menu for the event.    Join us for some eats, laughs and lots of love.

From the eagle’s nest, high above the ECW arena, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! In this episode, JT, Jenny and Matt review the next three episodes of ECW television from April 1999!

The troublesome trio talk the Dudleys becoming hired guns, the returns of Chris Candido and 2 Cold Scorpio, the evolution of Steve Corino, Storm & Credible battling with Dreamer & Douglas, the birth of the new FBI and so much more!

So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

In this NoSo Network special, JT, Chad & Ryan dissect WrestleMania XL! Cody Rhodes finished the story! The Rock, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Rhea Ripley, Sami Zayn. All this and more!

Welcome to Talk'n Docs, the monthly podcast where we dive into the world of documentaries and review them for your listening pleasure. Hosted by Jennifer Smith, Logan Crosland and Cowboy Roger, the crew continues Season Three with a review of 2021's Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer. They also discuss the film adaption of Aileen's life, Monster. Topics include: Aileen's murders, her motives and background, and ultimate death. 

In this episode of the Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast, Jake and Logan discuss the 7/28/03 Raw and 7/31/03 Smackdown. The two break down the announcement fo Goldberg vs. Triple H, Mr. McMahon confronting Kane, Gail Kim's disastrous title run wrapping up, the end of Angle and Lesnar's bromance, Tajiri looking for revenge and much more.

Ben interviews 20-year veteran Rob Killjoy this week! @IAmRobKilljoy reflects on his career, his life as an Ugly Duckling, and the wisdom he passes down to younger wrestlers. A fun show so check it out!

Back in the saddle again is the largest WrestleMania of all time, WrestleMania 40! Live from Philly, Tim and Marcus give you the must watch and must skip of the entire WM holiday! Will you be shocked by our thoughts or are we in lock step?! Enjoy!

Mike Rossi from ChronoSo does the annual trip around the Indy Wrestling scene going down in and around Philadelphia during Wrestlemania Week. Mike is joined by Ben Zani and Jennifer Smith and they preview the Week ahead from GCW, IWTV, and more.

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 3/24/97!

They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into the fallout from WrestleMania, Bret Hart's epic promo and attack on Shawn Michaels, Undertaker's first challenger, Scott Hall heading to rehab, a rabid Duluth crowd, Savage laying a beating on DDP and much more.

So sit back, settle in and join JT and Chad as they work their way through the one and only Monday Night Wrestling War era!