The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip on wrestling podcast production. All right, let's get it going right here, right now.

This is New Generation Declassified.

And you're listening to an all-new, new Generation Declassified here exclusively on the beloved

to Man Power.

Trip of Wrestling, Podcasting Empire.

If you didn't know by now my name is chat and every

single week i take a journey back in time with some of my great good friends and we go back and

talk about the old years of the wf the new generation the mid 90s 93 to 97ish uh and what a journey

it is every single week as we look at some of the finer points.

And maybe not so finer points of the World Wrestling Federation's new generation era.

This week, no different kind of going back to the well to what I did months and months ago,

looking at some of the Coliseum videos that are out there for

this new generation era, but tying it into something that I said last week, and it kind of

stuck with me, we're going to talk about what you can find on Peacock, because a lot of times,

fans that watch or listen to podcasts, all they really do is have what's in front of them. They don't really go out

of their way to still tape trade or quote, quote, DVD trade, whatever you want to call it now.

File trade. I know there's a lot of people out there who are digitally still amassing the same

stuff that we used to back in the day. Maybe it used to be called a tape trader or a DVD trader.

Now it's a file shareer. But most people who don't have the ability to do that or don't have the wherewithal to do that, just go the traditional route. And yes, you can go to YouTube like crazy. You can find stuff there. You can go to Daily Motion. You can find a lot of stuff there. Even sometimes on Facebook. You find the right Facebook account.

You can find something there.

But what we're going to stick to today is Peacock, the WWE Network now Peacock, a streaming

service that has been met with a lot of criticism.

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