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Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #129 - 5/5/97

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 5/5/97!
They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into a big night for the NWO, Hogan targeting DDP, the Harts stalking Shawn Michaels, the final drive to Cold Day in Hell, an infamous interview with Goldust 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!

ChroNoSo #31 - Saturday's Night Main Event, WWF Superstars & MSG

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 November 25, 1989. They also cover other matches, segments & events from Saturday's Night Main Event #24, WWF Superstars, Madison Square Garden & More!

Row 1, Seat 1 #78: Jamesen Shook

Ben welcomes wrestler Jamesen Shook on the heels of promoting his first show! @jshook_75 gives the anatomy of promoting a successful show, as well as insights into his career. A fun show so check it out!

NoSo Post Show - WWE SummerSlam 2024

WWE SummerSlam 2024 from Cleveland Ohio is over. It's time for NoSo Post Show to give their thought on the event. From Live to Tape on YouTube, Ryan Gray, Richie Mars, Seth & Ebbi(@216.bonnetbitxh) give you their thoughts on the PLE. 
Check out the YouTube channel for the video version. 

A La Carte With Keithie - Episode #28 - Boston Chris at the Movies - The Nolan-Verse

Join us today on A La Carte as Keithie for part 2 of Boston Chris' journey to the movies as we take a trip about 10 years later for the Christopher Nolan trilogy of Batman. 
Begin, Knight & Rise. Which one is our favorite? Who was the best villain? Does Alfred bring another girlfriend into the Bat-Cave?
We find out this week! Same A La Carte time! Same A La Carte Channel!

Extreme Three Way Dance #122: ECW TV 8/14/99 - 8/28/99

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 four episodes of ECW television from August 1999!
The troublesome trio talk the Dudleys Boys defecting to the WWF but still winning back their gold, the much anticipated ECW on TNN debut, Taz escalating his war with Tajiri, Corino torturing Dreamer, a strong showing for Jazz and so much more!
So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

X-Position: An X-Men Podcast #10- The Final Decision

"You're all fools. Heroic fools. The brave are always the first to die."
And with that, the first season of X-Men: The Animated Series comes to a triumphant, confident conclusion. In different circumstances, these 13 episodes might have instead served as the entirety of the series. The full production staff who worked their magic in crafting the show from the ground up, taking such care in maintaining fidelity to the source material while also telling original stories for a different medium, had fulfilled their contracts and largely parted company. They held no expectations of working on the series beyond the initial 13-episode commitment from Fox -- or, indeed, of the series even continuing beyond that. With the benefit of hindsight, such a premature demise sounds utterly ridiculous given the show's enormous success since its haphazard Halloween premiere. Against scheduling snafus, panic-inducing deadlines, animation errors, and tepid support from network executives, it became clear that X-Men would NOT be denied. By the airdate of this finale, the shoe was on the other foot with Fox scrambling to re-assemble their dream team ahead of an inevitable second season. As for the episode itself, it wisely dispenses with complex plot elements in favor of a straightforward rescue mission. Senator Kelly has been abducted, so the X-Men have a job to do. The interconnected, highly serialized series structure allows the story to lean on previous episodes to establish the stakes. Kelly's assassination is destined to start a chain of events that sees the world plunged into a brutal dystopia under Sentinel rule. It must be prevented at all costs. With the quick pivot away from Magneto's menace teased last episode in favor of the Sentinels' return, all of the pieces are in place for that dark future to almost certainly be realized. In some ways, denying viewers a highly anticipated rematch between the X-Men and Magneto feels like a bit of a cheat, especially on the strength of such a dramatically effective cliffhanger. Nevertheless, this proves to be a shrewd act of discipline consistent with what we will more commonly see in Magneto's presentation over the course of the series: conflicted antagonist at worst, and unlikely ally at best. It surprisingly proves to be a far more nuanced characterization as compared to the contemporaneous comics, which practically took him back to his stark-raving Silver Age roots. Controversial twist aside, "The Final Decision" is all the better for getting Magneto back into play. With the Sentinels almost immediately turning on their creator, the episode also manages to work in more commentary on the illogical nature of humanity's prejudice against mutants. From there, the plot smartly lays out to let the X-Men simply fulfill their remit: protecting a world that fears and hates them. This allows for a slower pace, lingering on a number of quick but effective character spotlights, before ratcheting the action back up for an appropriately kinetic climax. Each team member's individual decision in grappling with the question of whether or not to join what looks to be a hopeless mission, set to a dramatic, swelling score, is one of the finest, shining moments for the ensemble cast in the show's entire run. It's scenes like these that allow us to overlook some of the smaller, Saturday Morning Cartoon segments of unintentional goofiness (such as the Blackbird being packed with a comically enormous amount of explosives as Professor X flies it into Master Mold, or the goofiness of Master Mold's evil master plan). All told, capping off this first season with a satisfying, energetic, decisive victory over the Sentinels offers perfect symmetry in calling back to the series premiere, resolving our heroes' unfinished business and bringing a number of character arcs full circle.

Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #128 - 4/28/97

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 4/28/97!
They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into a Flair & Piper shooting back at the NWO, Luger & Giant continuing to roll, Meng on the warpath, Brian Pillman's prayers, Rockabilly sputtering out, a classic night of Raw including the surprise return of Jim Neidhart 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!

ChroNoSo #30: Survivor Series 1989

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month 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 the Survivor Series 1989!

A La Carte With Keithie - Episode #27 - Boston Chris at the Movies - The Burton-Verse

Join us today on A La Carte as Keithie for part 1 of Boston Chris' journey to the movies as we talk alot of things Batman 89 through Batman & Robin or as we called it, the 89-Verse, but I think I like Burton-Verse better.
Boston 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.
Where do you get those wonderful toys? Probably Amazon. 

Extreme Three Way Dance #121: ECW TV 7/24/99 - 8/7/99

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 July & August 1999!
The troublesome trio talk the Dudleys Boys chasing their tag titles, the status of the tag team division, Jerry Lynn stalking Rob Van Dam, Sabu's return, Taz fending off Corino's crew, the final hype for the TNN debut and so much more!
So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

The Jenny Position Episode 158- Talk'n Docs: Lynyrd Skynyrd

The wait is over… the latest season of Talk’n Docs has arrived!
Last season Jenny, Logan, and Cowboy examined the twisted world of serial killers so it was time for a lighter note (no pun intended).  To that end, the new season will focus on documentaries featuring a range of musicians spanning multiple genres.
The crew starts things off with a bang by taking a look back at  2018’s “If I Leave Here Tomorrow: A Film About Lynyrd Skynyrd”
This excellent documentary follows the band from their humble roots to superstardom and, ultimately, tragedy and redemption. Woven in are all of the band’s major hits along with some excellent deep cuts.
Jenny, Cowboy, and “Simple Man” Logan Crosland give their thoughts across a gamut of topics related to the film and music. For any fan of the band or great documentaries, this is not an episode to be missed. Enjoy!

Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #127 - 4/21/97

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 4/21/97!
They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into an all time classic episode of Raw, WATCH HIS KNEE, the ascension of Vince Russo, the return of Brian Pillman, JJ Dillon stepping up for WCW, a fire promo from Nash & Syxx, Scott Hall reemerging 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!

NoSo Draft #3 WWF PPV Matches Golden Era 1985 to 1992

NoSo DRAFT - WWF PPV Matches Golden Era 1985 to 1992
In this episode of NoSo Draft, host JT Rozzero & Ryan Gray welcome Steve Bennett & Marcus Fuller to compete in a draft to build the best PPV Line-up from the Golden Era Matches.
Tune in, play along, and then VOTE for the best roster below in the comments!
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Row 1, Seat 1 #76: Scenic City Invitational 2024 Preview

It's Scenic City Invitational week! Ben welcomes SCI heads @scottchensley and @mattthemouth to discuss the 2024 tournament, SCI's rich history, and wrestlers to watch this weekend!

The Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast #92: 8/14/03 - 8/21/03

In this episode of the Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast, Jake and Logan discuss the 8/14/03 Raw and 8/21/03 Smackdown. The two discuss various crimes happening on Raw, an infuriating Steiner/Test match, Nash getting a haircut, Goldberg defeating another Evolution member, angry Kurt Angle, the destruction of Zach Gowen by Lesnar, and much more. Follow along through this progression through aggression!

GCDub: A Game Changing Podcast #16: Return of the Blake

Jennifer Smith and Matt Souza are back with a brand-new edition of GCDub: A Game Changing Podcast! On this episode, they discuss the news and recent happenings from GCW including Jordan Oliver’s injury, the ongoing World Title situation, Zilla Fatu, Matt Cardona, and more! 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!

NoSo Post Show - WWE Money in the Bank 2024

WWE Money in the Bank 2024 from Toronto Canada is over. It's time for NoSo Post Show to give their thought on the event. From Live to Tape on YouTube, Ryan Gray, Mike Rossi & Richie Mars give you their thoughts on the PLE. 
Check out the YouTube channel for the video version. 

A La Carte With Keithie - Episode #26 - Revenge of the Shiff

Join us today on A La Carte as Keithie talks to a returning champion in the A La Carte studio Scott Shifflett and together the guys talk about the Party of 4 at lunch, new reality tv shows this fall, hitting the post on your radio dials and some deep thoughts.
As my old Scoutmaster used to say on all our camping trips that were rained out, "A good time was had by all". 

Extreme Three Way Dance #120: ECW Heat Wave 1999

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 Heat Wave 1999!
The troublesome trio talk Jazz taking her aggression out on Jason, an time Dudley Boys promo, Balls Mahoney & Spike Dudley finally winning the gold, the supercharged push for Tajiri, Taz's lack of challengers, a star powered main event and so much more!
So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

X- Position: An X-Men Podcast #9: Days of Future Past, Parts 1 & 2

With their previous adventure offering a rare, decisive ending that didn't propel our heroes headlong into their next conflict for a change, X-MEN uses this act break to try something completely different: a time jump, as part 1 opens without warning in the distant, bleak future of 2055. Of course, the episode's title gives long-time comics devotees some idea of what to expect. "Days of Future Past" serves as the series' first direct adaptation, employing not just common characters and plot points, but lifting its story and namesake right out of the source material. The production team will go to this well on several more occasions in seasons ahead -- to varying degrees of success -- but their placement of "Days" doesn't coast on reputation alone. Though it is considered an all-time great, this story was ripe for the picking even so early in the run. Given the heavy emphasis on human-mutant relations and ever-present threat of the Sentinels, it stands as a logical extension of the ideas this first season has been most interested in getting across. Already, the X-Men have battled these mutant-hunting robots at home, abroad, and now, in the far-off future. The Sentinels' specter of oppression seems inescapable, hammering home just how high the stakes have become in the fight for trust and acceptance.
Of course, like any effective adaptation, this teleplay takes some liberal departures from the original story in consideration of its audience, medium, and priorities. For the sake of simplicity (already a challenge for any tale centered around time travel as a plot device), absent are a number of characters not yet introduced within the universe of X-MEN: TAS. Notably, protagonist Kitty Pryde is nowhere to be seen, swapped out for Bishop as the mutant on a mission from the future. The specific motive, however, remains firmly intact, as made abundantly clear in part 2: prevent the assassination of Senator Robert Kelly at the hands of Mystique and her Brotherhood to avert a nightmarish future under dominion by the Sentinels. Popular then-rookie X-Man Bishop was always going to find his way into the show sooner rather than later, and appending his introduction to a classic comics saga lends the character a certain gravitas he might have otherwise lacked as a random walk-on guest (we're looking at you, Colossus). While this necessitates changes to Bishop's own backstory, the time travel conceit alone provides a logical rationale for his inclusion. What he brings to the lore isn't entirely discarded, as the mystery of a traitor within the X-Men's ranks is incorporated and woven into Mystique's plan. It serves as an interesting addendum to the source narrative -- not only does Mystique seek to murder Senator Kelly, she means to frame the X-Men in the process. It's a strong example of the show's finesse in weaving together unrelated, disparate plot elements, separated by more than a decade of publications (not to mention efficiently concluding a subplot that would persist throughout the comics for years to come, namely in the form of Bishop's distrust of Gambit and efforts to identify the traitor). All of it coalesces on arguably the most brilliant cliffhanger the series would ever deliver. For all the production team knew, this 13-episode season was going to be their only shot at bringing the X-Men to life on Saturday mornings. With their penultimate story ending on a twist DESPERATELY in need of resolution, the stage is set for a monumental, can't-miss finale.
X-TRA: The reappearance of Mystique in this 2-parter allows for the opportunity to do a little continuity patchwork. Comics fans disappointed by Rogue's apparent lack of history with Mystique during their encounter in "Come the Apocalypse" were placated by the confirmation that the duo's familial relationship from the comics is maintained within the series after all. The explanation for Rogue failing to recognize her own foster mother? Rogue simply knew her in a different guise, with Mystique's natural appearance either previously unrevealed to Rogue OR a byproduct of Apocalypse's handiwork.

Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #126 - WWF In Your House: Revenge of the Taker 1997

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the WWF In Your House: Revenge of the Taker 1997!
They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into the elevation of Vince Russo to power, a messy Tag Team Title match, Rocky Maivia sputtering out, the terrible reveal of Rockabilly, Undertaker burning Paul Bearer, the forgotten Hart vs. Austin classic 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!

Row 1, Seat 1 #75: 1 Called Manders

Ben welcomes @1called_manders to the show this week, and they discuss college football, his rise through independent wrestling, and the value of travel and hard work. A great show so check it out! 

The Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast #93: SummerSlam 2003

In this episode of the Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast, Jake and Logan are joined by Matt Ferrell to discuss SummerSlam 2003. They break down an underwhelming undercard, Guerrero's US title defense, Coach's heel turn, RVD attempting to stop Kane's reign of terror, a physical battle between Angle and Lesnar, Triple H's controversial win, and much more. Follow along through this progression through aggression!

ChroNoSo #29 - Survivor Series Showdown, November 1989 WWF Superstars & More

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 November 1989. They also cover other matches, segments & events from The Survivor Series Showdown, WWF Superstars & More!

A La Carte With Keithie - Episode #25 - Even Higher Fidelity

Join us today on A La Carte as Keithie talks to his great friends, John, Bobby & Ethan from Technical Skate Shop / Inclusion Records in Norwell, MA. 
The guys talk the beginnings of the skate shop where John sold skateboards, BMX bikes and snowboards, but quickly moved on to start the 2024 best independent record store in the Boston area, Inclusion Records. 
We then find out the eclectic mix of their desert island albums and some background sounds of the store in business. 
Just like the Boston Celtics, these guys are the balls.

Extreme Three Way Dance #119: ECW TV 7/3/99 - 7/17/99

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 July 1999!
The troublesome trio talk the Dudleys Boys playing with fire, Balls Mahoney on the rise, the Impact Players bringing the intensity, Taz dealing with Corino's antics, Tajiri's big push and so much more!
So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

The Jenny Position Episode 157- Talk'n Docs: Ted Bundy

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 finish Season 3 with a review of the 2019 film Extremely Wicked, Shocking Eviland Vile and the Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes documentary. The crew discusses the series and the documentary in great detail with topics including: Bundy’s narcissistic attitude, the gruesome details of his murders, the performances from the film, thoughts on thedeath penalty, and much more!

Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #125 - 4/14/97

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 4/14/97!
They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then get into an all time, epically terrible edition of Raw, the ensuing fallout and change from the chaos in South Africa, the final build for In Your House, more confusion from the Horsemen, a strong night for the NWO, WCW standing tall 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!

Row 1, Seat 1 #74: Kaia McKenna

Ben welcomes wrestler Kaia McKenna on this week's show! @KaiaMcK talks about being a wrestling nerd, training with Seth Rollins, being a woman in professional wrestling, and much more! 

GCDub: A Game Changing Podcast #15- Survival

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 including Blake Christian and the World Title situation, Tournament of Survival 9, Effy vs Mance Warner in Cage of Survival, and more! 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!

ChroNoSo #28 - Saturday's Night Main Event, October 1989 WWF Superstars, Toronto & MSG

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 October 1989. They also cover other matches, segments & events from Saturday's Night Main Event #23, WWF Superstars, Madison Square Garden & More!

Hail To The Keith # 3 - My Little Teddy Bear

A naturalist, a writer, a lover, a hunter, a ranchman, a soldier, a politician and an all-around nice guy. Join us as this week as Hail to the Keith looks into one of the most amazing Presidents in US History: Theodore Roosevelt.
 
From sunrise to sunset, this mythic man went through love and loss, war and peace, hunting and conservation and did all of it with that amazing voice of his.
 
No wonder he spoke softly.
 

Extreme Three Way Dance #118: ECW TV 6/12/99 - 6/26/99

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!

X-Position: An X-Men Podcast #8: The Cure & Come the Apocalypse

"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.)

ChroNoSo #27 - Roddy Piper is Back! September 1989 WWF Superstars, Prime Time Wrestling & MSG

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!

NoSo Draft #2 - NWO Members

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!
Tune in, play along, and then VOTE for the best roster below here:
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Row 1, Seat 1 #73: Landon Hale

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!

WWE WAR #69: WrestleMania 22 & WWE 2005-06 Year End Awards

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!

The Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast #91: 8/11/03 - 8/14/03

In this episode of the Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast, Jake and Logan discuss the 8/11/03 Raw and 8/14/03 Smackdown. The two discuss Bischoff having to face Kane, JR's return, a great tag match on Smackdown, the return of Lesnar the monster, Undertaker continuing to bring his working boots, too much GM drama, and much more.
 
Follow along through this progression through aggression!

Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #124 - 4/7/97

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!

NoSo Network Special: KING OF THE RING WINNERS - THE MISSING YEARS

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!

A La Carte With Keithie #24: The Keithie Group 2

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.

Extreme Three Way Dance #117: ECW TV 5/22/99 - 6/5/99

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!

NoSo Draft #1 - WWF Golden Era Tag Teams

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!
Tune in, play along, and then VOTE for the best roster below here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-xrTlV8BE8&t=1044s
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Row 1, Seat 1 #72: Ref Shiny Shoes & Kody Manhorn

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!

WWE WAR #68: Royal Rumble 2006 & No Way Out 2006

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!

The Jenny Position Episode 156- Talk'n Docs: Zodiac Killer

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!

Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #123 - WCW Spring Stampede 1997

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!
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ChroNoSo #26 - SummerSlam 1989

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!