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That's L-I-S-T-E-N-I-N-C-A-I-G-N-O-R-G. This is the MLW Radio Network.

Hello everybody and welcome once again to prime time with Sean Mooney.

And you know, folks, we had a great start to our new version of the podcast with the first of a fantastic lineup of guests.

Now, some of the greatest superstars that we plan to have here and other people who have

continued to be a tremendous part of the world of professional wrestling and having a

tremendous impact along the way.

Our last episode featured a man who not only was a big part of one of the greatest

eras of wrestling during the 80s and 90s.

He was also behind the scenes and in front of the camera.

On stage, you remember him as Brother Love. Yes, of course you remember him. And he is known to the

world today, though, as the King of Sports and Recreation podcast with his award-winning show,

something to wrestle with Bruce Pritchard, along with his co-host, Conrad Thompson. And I really want to

thank Bruce for coming on and being the first guest we've had on primetime with Sean Mooney.

You know, Bruce and Conrad, they've done 70 plus shows now. And I'll tell you, though,

I know for a fact that we covered some ground they have never covered.

As Bruce and I compared notes on what it was like to live in the kingdom of the WWF in Stanford, Connecticut,

back during that golden time.

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