This is a prime time with Sean Mooney production.

Now that it's prime time with Sean Mooney, he is someone I go way back with,

who I spend a lot of time with during my time with the WWF,

another who happened to live in the WWF kingdom in Stanford at the time

during what we often refer to as a golden time in professional wrestling.

And he was a big part of everything that went on behind the curtain and in the ring,

as we continued to tick down the clues here.

He had a tremendous influence on me and how I developed with the World Wrestling Federation.

And in front of the camera, you knew him as Brother Love. To me, he was Bruce. He's Bruce Pritchard.

Bruce. Thank you so much for coming on. How are you, man? I am excellent. You mean I'm actually

really and truly your first guest? Yes. Yes, you are with this version of primetime with Sean Muni. Yeah, you're it, brother. So you like, you like went all the way down to the bottom of the barrel and we're just scraping around. And then it was like, well, I don't know. See, Bruce doesn't have anything else to do. Let's see what he's doing. Well, it's a pleasure. Bruce, Bruce, in years past, that may have been the case, but, you know, then you go on to

become, like, the king of podcasts, one of the hottest podcast stars out there together with Conrad

Thompson. And, of course, everybody knows now something to wrestle with.

Bruce Pritchard was voted this year's best sports and recreation podcasts.

We're going to really get into that down as we talk here.

But Bruce, it has just got to just blow your mind what's happened with your podcast.

It absolutely does.

And you bring up the award that we won.

It blew my mind.

This is the funny part about it.

Was back in, I guess, May or whenever these awards were announced, I saw it on Twitter.

And they had my name listed with Dan Leibatar and Phil Simmons, all these different guys, right?

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