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

Ah, think of it.

Sybility.

Are you listening? I don't think so.

All right, let's get it going right here or right now.

This is New Generation Classified.

And you're listening to an all new, new generation to be classified here on the two-man power trip of wrestling's podcasting empire.

If you didn't know by now, my name is Chad. And every single week,

we head back to the new generation to talk about something from the new generation era.

This week, continuing the new generation party, going to hold off on Coliseum Chad, perhaps

for one more week, have a topic all picked out but had an interview schedule

that went awry. So went back to the well to get my new generation declassified topics out

that I've had saved up. So that's not a bad thing, you know, might skip the month, but make its way

to semi-annually. I don't know. But if you were looking for

Coliseum, Chad, it'll be here. Hopefully next week, I'm not going to just rush something out.

I want to make sure it's all good and up to the standards that I feel I've created for myself

as I published this specialty, a little podcast in between the New

Generation Declassified episodes. But the timing of this one, pretty damn good, if you ask me,

celebrating 27 years of Triple H, Hunter Hurst-Helmsley in the W-W-E universe.

But this time, looking at the early stages, the 1995 and early 96 era of Hunter

Hurst-Helmsley, and we will venture towards the middle half of 96 as well.

But nonetheless, Triple H, not one of my favorite personalities in the

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