This episode is brought to you by Nisaral. If you've ever scratched your scalp and found little white flakes resting on your shoulder, you're not alone.

50% of the UK population suffer from dandruff, but you can end their cycle of dandruff day java with Nisaral.

Nisaral daily prevent shampoo contains next-generation dandruff control to stop dandruff returning, remove flakes and restore the scalp.

Check out dandruff. Don't just suffer it. Nisaral it available on Amazon Youth Code Nisaral 10 for 10% off.

This is the order of wrestling with professional wrestler, Kolkamehno.

Alright, how you guys doing? Come on in, sit down, relax, put in those tweaked audio earbuds.

You're about to listen to the art of wrestling. It's a professional wrestling podcast. The life podcast is a personal journal, it's a nature way to the minds of souls, the hearts, the lives of the people involved in the world of professional wrestling.

I am your host. My name is Kolkamehno. I am a Chicago native. A man that is battling a little bit of the sickness or the sinus infections that's going around, I will say.

I'm also a podcaster, a personality, most importantly though, I am a professional wrestler. And I am sitting here live in the studio.

A part met in Chicago. No, I hate it before we go any further. This podcast is fan-supported and listener supported.

It's supported by people just like you. We give it to free of charge every single Thursday. We love Kolkamehno.com.

Stitch your radio and on iTunes, a couple of great ways you can sport, rate, review, subscribe on iTunes.

Let me tell some friends, let people know what's going on around here. Or if you do have a couple of dollars in your pocket, you want to keep this thing churnin.

coltmerch.com and digital colt.com are the best ways you can support monetarily, t-shirts, buttons, pictures, posters, DVDs.

So much more premium podcast, $5 wrestling movies. It's all available on both those sites. I appreciate your support digital colt.com and coltmerch.com.

Alright, Johnny Storm joins us this week on the podcast. Johnny's a great friend of mine from England. He's one of these guys that you formed that instant bond with. Kind of cool.

I don't know if it was because I was younger and when I was in my younger phase of generations and we just wanted to be friends with everybody.

Maybe it's harder to become friends with people now in the locker rooms. For what reason I don't know? Maybe it's age. Maybe it's bitterness.

I don't know. Maybe there's a list of them. I'm not really sure. But Johnny and I are one of those guys that hit off really well.

He came to Chicago. He stayed with me. Stayed on the old couch ski over here. You know, I went over to his house.

I said, it sounds like a play. We had play dates. I went over to his house and I played with his toys. He came over to my house playing with my toys.

And that's how stuff's done. That's how it's done. And finally, I got a chance to catch up with Johnny.

...