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Okay, we got Stoondy.

Okay, we got Stones Cold Steve Austin in the house.

I'm excited about this. We've met before, but it's always been at a racetrack. You've been brought in to give the command, weigh the green flag, things like that. We've never really been able to sit down. But you've got a TV show. Tell fans a little bit about that real quick. Man, we're just traveling around different parts of America and just roll up on different people that I find interesting. You being one of them. Yeah. And so we kind of do some activities, have some conversation, it's a good time. And it kind of puts me back out on the road. You know, I retired from a wrestling business in 2003, and I did a little bit of acting.

I don't really care to act. I don't like to remember anything. So we come up with this show,

and I've been podcasting for about five or six years. But to get back on the road is kind of the fun part. And so I think the show is going to premiere sometime in summer. And I'm

looking forward to it. And I'm looking forward to, you know, talking with you. Yeah, I've seen some good clips of the show. Basically, just hanging out talking, having great conversation with people, and so I'm looking forward to doing that later today, but this morning you've been kind enough to come out here and join us on our podcast. We got a lot of questions for you. You said that you got your own

podcast. How do you enjoy doing the podcast yourself? You know what? I wanted to get in the podcast business about a year before I did, but man, I'm the worst at technology. So I didn't know, you know, what to do. So podcast one, I called my agents up and my agent's call me and said, hey man podcast one called and

ask if you want to do a podcast

I said hell yeah I do so we start call my agents up and my agent's comments that, hey man, podcast one called and asked if you want to do a

podcast. I said, hell yeah, I do. So we started that thing up. And I started with just doing one show

a week and then it hit real good. So we started doing too. So I've really enjoyed it because, you know,

when you get away from the kind of the global entity that WWE is, you know, it's a worldwide platform. And all of a sudden you go from that to nothing. And so if I've got something I want to talk about, push this out or whatever, or some awareness, you've got to have a voice. And so, you know, I might as well be standing on the corner with a megaphone. You know, now with the podcast, it's not the same size as WWE, but it's that platform. Yeah. So I love it. And, you know, I run two shows. I run a family-friendly show, and man, I love to salt and pepper my language with four-letter words. So I run an explicit content show as well. That's kind of my go-to. That's my favorite one. And I've been on a break for about

three or four months. I had to get some things taken care of. But I really enjoy it. And I kind of stay a little bit wrestling-centric, but I like talk to people from all walks of life. You gave me this hat when you came in, Broken Skull Ranch. What is Broken Skull Ranch? Brogan Skull Ranch.

I sold that place about three years ago, man.

Oh, you did?

I didn't know that.

I didn't either.

That ranch... What is Broken Skull Ranch? What is Broken Skull Ranch? Broken Skull Ranch. I sold that place about three years ago, man.

Oh, you did?

I didn't know that.

I didn't either.

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