Hello, everyone. It's John Pollack, and today we are presenting you a preview of the new series that Neil Flanagan and I have launched called Book Club. This is an exclusive series that we have made available to Double Double and Espresso patrons up at post-dressingcafe.com. We started back in February, and thus far we have gone four books deep into our series of reviews starting off with there's just

one problem by former lead wwee writer brian goerts the queen of the ring by jeff lean helen boots

clawing my way through nine lives by serrea and this month's edition is focusing on all the

president's men by karl bernstein and Bob Woodward covering the Watergate scandal in

1974. It's our first non-wrestling review. So we are going to be throwing out this half-hour

preview of the show. If you are so inclined, feel free to jump on board the post-wrestling

cafe at the double-double or espresso levels where we put this show out monthly. In June, we're going to be reviewing Under the Black Hat, which is the second biography by

Jim Ross, along with co-writer Paul O'Brien.

So here it is Neil Flanagan and I chatting all the president's men.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to the May edition of Book Club. Here we are for our Double Double and Espresso members. And it is the busiest man at post wrestling this week, Neil Flanagan. I mean, this guy, not only reading books, providing his wisdom on the wellness policy, it's going to sit back for a cool three hours of

Smackdown and the man has time for coffee dates. I mean, the busiest man that I know. Neil Flanagan,

how are you doing, Neil? Quite the intro, John, and all shocks. But at the same time,

the wellness policy was me just more or less opening my personal life to our listeners so

there wasn't much prep or effort really needed there just some pro wing from the other two guys

asking me a few questions is that daunting is that are you comfortable chatting about that aspect

of your life on a public forum?

I'm fine talking about things like that.

As long as the people I'm talking to are people I'm friendly and comfortable with.

As way he pointed out, then it's like it's out there on YouTube, but I don't care.

At this point in my life, I don't sound like a 90-year-old, but like, you know, I've always been the sort of person who puts their real photograph and real name on social media and stuff like that.

I don't really have any alter egos going around here, so I don't care.

Are you trying to tell us you're an open book?

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