I'm Hello again, friends, and you are my friends, and welcome back to another edition of 605, the Super Podcast.

The only podcast on Turner Time.

The Mothership!

And that's what this is, the Mothership, aka the 605 Super Podcast.

And while we are in production on the next never-ending episode of the 605, the mighty 605,

right here, this episode one of The Mothership,

aka the 605 Super Podcast, gives me a chance to talk, in this case, short form with various

guests about various topics as they happen, just kind of record something and put it up

whenever I feel like it.

You know, that good old Arcadian Vanguard ethos.

So here is episode one of the mothership.

And my talk with Greg Oliver, he's been a guest on the 605 several times,

including talking about Rocky Johnson.

And of course, Greg's article on Rocky Johnson is up right now at s.i.com, Sports Illustrated, it is one of their cover stories. Check it out. You'll hear a lot more about it,

including the title of the article. In just one second, here's my conversation with Greg

Oliver.

I am very happy to welcome back to the show today. Greg Oliver, of course, the man

behind Slam Wrestling, the author of at least a dozen books, possibly more. We'll ask him

in a moment. And now, as of today, as we are recording, a writer for Sports Illustrator, or at least this article was on Sports Illustrated, and the article in question is, DNA says these five strangers were all fathered by the same wrestler, and the Rock is their half-brother.

This is the story of how the children of a WWE Hall of Famer, Rocky Johnson, found one another,

and rediscovered family. The author is Greg Oliver. Greg, thanks for being here again today.

Thank you, Brian. It's a pleasure to be here. It's been a crazy day. I mean, what can I say? It's

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