Coming up over the last 25 years, you've known him as the Connecticut blue blood.

The game, the King of Kings, the cerebral assassin, but we're here at WWE, which is Colin Boss.

Whatever you want to call him, he's been one of the most talked about, controversial,

and influential figures in this industry for a quarter of a century.

Triple H joins the podcast, and after the bell starts now.

My guest needs no introduction, but I'm going to give him one anyway.

I already named a fraction of your plethora of nicknames at the top of the show.

So we'll forego the formalities, triple H. Thanks for joining me from where you at these days.

How about home? We have a house up in New Hampshire. I'm up here,

way from everybody. I was joking with somebody other day. I've seen more bald eagles

than I've seen people since I've been here. That's got to be kind of interesting.

I always wonder what it's like to be that isolated. I think it would be fun, but I don't know if I could

actually handle it. I'll say that it's not as isolated as I make it sound. It's not like we're not

in a little town or anything like that. I just really other than to head to Florida for tapings

or for work, we've been here. So once we're here, I don't really have to leave here. So once I've

got to house, I don't really have to go anywhere. So it's part of the beauty of it.

And I guess in a sense, being fortunate enough to have a gym here and room to get outside and

even do things outside and be able to let the kids go out and do stuff and have activity.

So they're not just cooped up in one room or anything like that. That's been fortunate in that sense.

But doing what everybody else is doing and making the best of this situation.

Have you learned anything about yourself during this time on lockdown?

I found all these new board games that I have a pension for. Just different things.

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