Timmy Danger returns to the SCSO to discuss his Pure Pro wrestling show on 5/25 from Richmond, Virginia at the Hoffheimer Building. Danger has taken the bull by the horns to put it together and talks about the inception, logistics, a brief history of the wrestling scene in Richmond, runs down the card and what he wants fans to take away from it.
Jay Baca opens up the Lucha Lounge for more May Mini-Reviews.
Along with paying tribute to the Beauties and Badasses of 80s and 90s Horror and Pro Wrestling, the Jury debuts the HIT LOVE SONG “Bucks” by Dave Meltzer! With call in’s and fun all around, it’s always unpredictable when the Midnight Jury goes LIVE!!
“The Rock and Role Model” Matt “Sex” Sells joins Sean for Episode 40 of the SCSO to break down WWE Battleground. The two also talk about Ring of Honor, “It’s Never Sunny in Mattlanta”, Capitol Wrestling, wrestling psychology/philosophy and so much more.
Jay Baca finishes up the show with a trip to the Lucha Lounge.
King Noringonger of the Midnight Jury joins Handsome Dan to form the Mega-Powers of Podcasting for Part 1 of our brand new ongoing series on Hulkamania. In this debut edition, they cover a whole wealth of topics as they discuss the events leading up to the birth of Hulkamania as well as the first year of Hulk Hogan’s inaugural reign as World Wrestling Federation Champion. Hulkamania is running wild on the Final Say and you’ll definitely want to come along for the ride!
Sean is joined by Headlocked Comics creator Michael Kingston this week to talk his inspiration for writing comics, the process of developing a story and bringing it to life, the talented team behind Headlocked, his favorite moment with Headlocked and working alongside such talent as Jerry “The King” Lawler, Booker T, AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, Rob Van Dam and many more.
Sean also talks Money in the Bank, RAW, Smackdown and Jay Baca takes fans to the Lucha Lounge to talk all things Lucha Underground and this weekend’s WrestleCircus show.
Sean talks RAW/ Smackdown and previews Money in the Bank. He is joined by the head trainer and owner of the One Fall Power Factory, Q.T. Marshall. Q.T. talks his time at the World Famous Monster Factory in New Jersey with Danny Cage and Matthew Riddle, his journeys to Florida and Puerto Rico and why Georgia is the home of his new school. Marshall also talks about the inspiration for his movie, The Wrestler: The Q.T. Marshall Story, his time in ROH, Impact and NXT and coming back from a serious neck fusion surgery.
This week sees a megashow of sorts for the SCSO podcast. Sean is joined by head coach/owner of the world famous Monster Factory, Danny Cage. Cage gives his insight on what it takes to run one of the premiere wrestling schools in the country and what gives them the advantage over other wrestling schools. Danny discusses what he instills in his students, his talented crew of coaches, MFPW, busts out one hell of a Matt Riddle impression and makes a plea to be on Matt Sells’ “Never Sunny in Mattlanta”.
Jimmy Rave sits down with Sean to talk about his career spanning from ROH to TNA to New Japan and Dragon Gate. Rave also updates fans on his recent elbow injury and his mindset heading into his debut match for Nova Pro vs. Sonjay Dutt at “The Great Grapsy”.
Jay Baca takes fans to the Lucha Lounge, Sean congratulates Jay’s Spurs and gives his predictions for Takeover: Chicago and Backlash.
Sean is joined by “The Killerweight” Joe Black to discuss his career and goals for the future. Also take a look back at the week that was in the WWE.
What would happen if the Jury hosts had the funds and ability to raid the current wrestling companies of their talent to create their ultimate fantasy roster and company? Who would Mike hire? Who would Adam pick up? Find out here as they raid the WWE, TNA, Lucha Underground, ROH, House of Hardcore, and the indies!! Do you agree with their picks? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter!!
The Handsome One compares Survivor Series ’89 with this year’s event to reveal some very interesting differences. You also don’t want to miss his rant on why it’s not only okay for fans to take their appreciation of wrestling more seriously, but why doing so could help elevate wrestling to the level of other mainstream entertainment. Plus, the Promo of the Week! A new Thanksgiving tradition begins here, so pull up a chair. The Mr. Rogers of Wrestling is serving up a feast for your mind!
