We loved the 1980s wrestling era when K-Fabe was king and wrestling did whatever it took to protect the business.

When all the territories dealt with the rise of the WWF, the NWA emerged as its greatest challenger.

Imagine if there were an epic drama series based on that era, combining the corporate warfare and family drama of succession

with the giant cast and epic storytelling of Game of Thrones.

That day has come.

Kings of the Ring is the first audio drama podcast based on wrestling.

Go back to your trailer, you hillbilly.

It's a fiction series about the 1980s wrestling wars and the sex, drugs and muscles

lifestyle of the 80s wrestler and the sacrifices they make for success.

With guest voice acting appearances by Lainey Pafo,

I even have a good drop to you, and AEW's RJ City.

I didn't really have that much to do.

Search Kings of the Ring from any podcast app or Kingsotr.com and binge away.

The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip on wrestling podcast production.

What's up, guys?

It's a phenomenal A.J. Stilegen, listen to the two-man power trip.

Hey, John, it's cool, man. What's going on?

We're ready to go, or what?

Podcast! Uh-huh. I'm You know, The Hello and welcome to the latest episode of Capital and K-FAP.

I am your co-host, JPJoppa, it's you-man trip. Of course, joining me the political pundit, the former campaign manager, the author, the historian, Mr. Jack. Hunter Jack, welcome in. How you doing? Always good to be with you. We got a lot to talk about today. Man, it's crazy. And we were kind of right off the top there. we were even before we were recording. We were talking about Randy Orden and what's going on with him. I love the heel turn, thought that was great. The blood, the ripping of the shirt, the photographs of Cody afterwards, the aftermath. Like everything I thought was great. They really heated up that angle quickly. We were talking like, oh, it's all baby faces in the main event.

Well, not anymore. What did you think about the Randy Orton heel turn? I loved it. It was brutal. You hardly ever see blood in WWE, but when they do it under Triple H, boy, that they do it. I'm not saying, you know, it was ECW or anything like that. You know what I'm saying. It's more than you would expect, especially with top baby face like Cody getting bloodied up like that it made this few more interesting than two people that the fans love having a gentleman's handshake and having a match or something like that

um i like randy orton being on raw was promising michael colin interview he said

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