Jesse "The Body" Ventura - Part TWO (SAS CLASSICS)

The Steve Austin Show

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Society & Culture, Comedy, Sports, Wrestling, Talk Radio

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🗓️ 12 June 2025

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Jesse "The Body" Ventura returns to the Steve Austin Show, and this time he's telling stories about working with Vince McMahon Sr, vs Vince McMahon Jr; being in the ring with Chyna; his 2009 return to Monday Night RAW after the big WWE lawsuit; and what happened when he tried to unionize the pro-wrestling biz. He's also dropping some 411 on the legalization of marijuana, why he's such an advocate, and what it took to write his latest book, "The Marijuana Manifesto."

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0:00.0	Podcast One presents the Steve Austin Show Classics.
0:05.0	Let's get the part two of my conversation with Jesse, the body, Ventura.
0:10.0	And looking back at your career, I'm thinking, unless I'm missing something from the Geigle days
0:16.0	and watching, you know, tag teaming with Adrian Adonis in AWA, East West Connection,
0:23.0	and then coming into the WWF as the body, you never worked baby face.
0:28.0	Never.
0:28.8	Never.
0:29.5	Never.
0:30.4	Never.
0:30.8	Once.
0:31.0	When?
0:32.0	Once.
0:32.8	Beginning?
0:33.7	Middle.
0:34.2	Middle.
0:34.8	No.
0:35.2	Portland.
0:35.9	Portland.
0:36.4	Okay.
0:36.8	No.
0:37.1	What happened there? I worked baby face for maybe a situation baby, heel-turned-baby.
0:43.8	I had left and gone to Hawaii, and so they worked a split between me and Buddy Rose.
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