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Oh, yes.

Welcome back to another audio adventure on Insight.

I'm Chris Van Fleet.

Thank you so much for coming back each and every episode and for making this one of the top

podcasts in the world.

Without you, we've got nothing.

So thank you so much.

Speaking of coming back, so great to have QT. Marshall back on the show.

And yes, as he tells us in this interview, that's how it's pronounced.

It is QT. Marshall, not Marshall.

You see him in the ring every single week on Dynamite with the factory, but he's got a lot

going on behind the scenes as well.

He heads up the training at the

nightmare factory, the wrestling school in Atlanta. He also works behind the scenes with AEW as the

director of creative coordination. We find out what a director of creative coordination does. That's

his official title. What a title. We figure out what he does and everything's been going on.

I mean, a lot has changed since the interview that we did a year ago. That was episode 65 if you want to go back and check that out. Share this with a friend. Snap a screenshot. Share it on social media. Let us know that you're listening. Tag us both. I'm at Chris Van Fleet.

QT is at Real QTMarshal. And if you haven't subscribed yet, let's change that. Take a second,

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