The North-South Connection

The Jenny Position Episode 155- Talk'n Docs: Aileen Wuornos

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. 

The Ruthlessly Aggressive Podcast #89: 7/28/03 - 7/31/03

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.

Viewer's Choice #58 - WWE WrestleMania 40 Weekend

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!

WrestleMania Weekend Indies Edition

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.

Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars #121 - 3/24/97

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!

No Holds Barred: The Podcast #155 - Greatest WWE Title Change of All Time Project #44 - WrestleMania X8

First they were making the cut. Then they made the cut! And now... Aaron and JT are covering the gamut of wrestling, pop culture and beyond because... it is time to get NO HOLDS BARRED!
The boys are continuing their journey through their big stretch project: ranking every single WWE World Title change ever! They will be discussing and breaking down each and every match where the WWE's top prize changed hands and creating a master all time list.
In this episode, they break down Triple H challenging Chris Jericho at WWF WrestleMania X8!
Come for the concept and the absurdity, stay for Bermuda, Kokomo, the Property AND Neville Brothers. JT! Aaron! NO HOLDS BARRED!

Hail to the Keith #1 - World War Duh

Your boy Keithie is trying something new and he is hoping to provide you with some talking material for your day-to-day conversations this week!
The topic is World War I, The Great War, The War to End All Wars... just a deadly bunch of battles for only a few inches of land.
Join Keithie as he talks about the "powder keg" that lead up to the death of the rock band Franz Ferdinand and some of the battles of the Western & Eastern Front. All this, plus that DAMN Zimmerman, on Hail to the Keith

Extreme Three Way Dance #113: ECW Living Dangerously 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 Living Dangerously 1999!
The troublesome trio talk about Tajiri and Super Crazy battling again, the birth of the new FBI, New Jack wrecking Mr. Mustafa, a confusing finish to RVD vs. Lynn, SID, Taz and Sabu destroying each other 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 #6- Cold Vengeance & Slave Island

Our focus returns to X-Men: The Animated Series with a pair of episodes centered on the theme of escape - in ways both figurative and literal - for our homo superior heroes. In "Cold Vengeance," matters of the heart compel Wolverine's flight to the very ends of the earth (or as he puts it, "somewhere cold"). As opposed to any sort of mutation-specific angst, Logan's unrequited love for Jean Grey serves as a universal and painfully relatable motive. In a positive exploration of human-mutant relations, however, Wolverine's enhanced physique and superhuman metabolism prove extremely advantageous to the indigenous people who have no experience or concept of mutant bigotry and take him in as one of their own. Despite seeking solitude, the loner has at last found companionship, even belonging, that arguably rivals his found family amongst the X-Men. Sadly, not everyone is so accepting of Wolverine's contributions. And when that resentment collides with a returning Sabretooth, looking to settle the score after his defeat two episodes prior, Wolverine realizes that no amount of distance is enough to separate him from his harsh, cold reality.
Meanwhile, a trio of X-Men are offered an escape from their thankless responsibilities protecting a world that fears and hates them by kicking back on the island nation of Genosha. As a purported safe haven for mutants, Genosha is all-too alluring for Storm, Gamit, and Jubilee, who relish the opportunity to investigate the authenticity of this sales pitch under the guise of vacationing tourists. Of course, in an episode entitled "Slave Island," Genosha's peaceful and inviting veneer conceals a nightmare beyond imagination. To their horror, the trio learn that the nation is only interested in mutants for their "economic contributions" as instruments of human capital. Backed by Gyrich and Trask's revived Sentinel operation, the Genoshans waste no time pressing Gambit and Jubilee into hard labor, while a rebellious Storm is locked away in solitary confinement. As originally conceived in 1988, Genosha's comics origin positioned the locale as a fairly transparent apartheid allegory. Though less contemporary by 1993 and obfuscated by adaptation and filtration through Broadcast Standards & Practices, this Genosha still packs a punch and contains notes of relevance that ring true today. As a classist society where the rich get richer and everything feels like a scam to the workforce exploited to prop up the monied elite, Genosha can just as easily be viewed as a commentary on late stage capitalism, driven to its most brutal extremes. And in that world, where there also exists a minority population endowed with fantastic special abilities? Of course they would be regarded as commodities enlisted in service of the state, voluntarily or otherwise. It's heavy subject matter for any Saturday morning cartoon, and a mere seven episodes in at that.

WrestleMania Performers Countdown Sampler: Christian, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Brock Lesnar & The Ultimate Warrior

Welcome to NoSo Countdown! On this edition, the NoSo Staff is counting down the TOP 40 WrestleMania Performers.
In this episode:
Marcus Fuller & Chad Campbell from The North-South Connection make a case for Christian, the 33rd-best WrestleMania competitor.
Ryan Gray from the North-South Connection & Scott Keith from Scott's Blog of Doom makes the case for Rowdy Roddy Piper, the 25th-best WrestleMania competitor.
Jennifer Smith & Mike Rossi from the North-South Connection make the case for Brock Lesnar, the 19th-best WrestleMania competitor.
JT Rozzero & Aaron George from No Holds Barred make the case for The Ultimate Warrior, the 16th-best WrestleMania competitor.
Do we get it right or wrong? What’s next on the Countdown?? Let us know what you think! Who will be number #1?
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