The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip on wrestling podcast production. The President. I'm All right. Let's get it going right here right now. This is New Generation Declassified.

And you're listening to it all New generation declassified here exclusively on the two-man

Power Shep of Wrestling Podcasting Empire.

If you didn't know by now, my name is Chad.

And every single week, we go back in time whether you like it or not.

And we talk about things that happened during the new generation

years of the world wrestling federation around 1993 to 1997 uh this week as we say no different

but welcoming in a very special guest a great good close personal friend if you will uh if not for a wal meeting, would we have been sitting here today as I welcome it

in the Kabuki Babyface himself, the one and only Randy Helms of, Ouch, You're on my

hair.

Yeah, I was looking for my blue vest.

You know, I want to get my cut, my Walmart cut and be part of that

motorcycle club they got at Walmart. So, but hey, Chad, man, it's cool to get to come on here with,

you know, it's been a minute since you and I've talked. And so, yeah, this is cool, man.

Yeah, I was thrilled. So a little context, a little backstory.

Randy is one of the good people that you meet

in the podcasting world and in your travels, meeting him about six years ago, maybe five, six years

ago by chance, just seeing him sit there. And then two seconds later, finding out we lived in the

same town, but the catch is we were both in New Jersey at a wrestling convention. And who would have thought we lived literally in the same town? We got to hang out a little bit. And we've done a bunch of shows together. We've had the same. What I love about doing podcasting. I always say this when I talk about shows that I've done with John over the years. These are conversations we've had in the car that we're now bringing to the airwaves. So with that, I'm really thrilled to have you on today, buddy. Yeah, man. I'm glad to be here, man. I really am. But because you're out, you're on my hair, you're great, you know, metal base, you know, 80s rock. Really not 80s. You're all over the place.

All over the place now.

Yeah, we'll talk about that in a minute.

It was more very 80s when we first heard of the concept.

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