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Sorry You're Watching This w/ Dan Barry returns with an incredible guest in Simon Gotch. Dan and Simon take a non sequitur ride across literally 100’s of topics, buckle up and enjoy.

Does Kevin Steen have the best guests, or what? Chris Hero's welcome back to the Independent Scene includes an appearance on The Kevin Steen Show. There is no need for the Wikipedia print out on this interview, Kevin and Chris go way back to the dysfunctional days of CZW (which we love talking about) up to the wonderment and magic that is Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. Before we get to all that, Kevin and Chris thoroughly discuss the "legends" of Quebec wrestling such as Green Phantom, Iceberg, Face of Death, Razor Revolution and the majestic, Lil Asshole. Oh yeah, Chris Hero also talks about his time as Kassius Ohno while in NXT and being one of the first groups of development talent to use the brand new Performance Center.

Sorry! Dan is back and joined as always with Josh Barnett and Jonathan Gresham. We apologize and we sincerely hope you accept our apology. Again all we can say is, SORRY!

SORRY! We brought you another episode of this show that's hosted by Dan Barry but this time we added a co-host the one and only Louden Noxious. Oh and we have a guest, Brody King. We apologize if you sit through this interview and don't enjoy it and you want your money back we suggest you hit up #MJEFF apparently he is richer than you and better than you.

We apologize in advance of you viewing this show because they talk about some pretty weird S#!t on this inaugural episode of "Sorry You're Watching This" hosted by Dan Barry. Yeah we couldn't find anyone else at the moment to host this show so Dan was hanging out and we needed someone. Again we apologize. Either way it's a really great show featuring two of the best wrestlers in the world, Solo Darling and Viper. It's just three gals...I mean two gals and Dan talking about wrestling and haggis. Trust us... you might enjoy it!

Sorry! Dan is back and is joined as always by Brody King and Jeff Cobb. We keep apologizing for this show and we really do mean it. Someday this may or may not get cancelled. So if you sit through this…SORRY!

Kevin Steen busts out a new episode of "The Kevin Steen Show" with special guest, Jay Lethal! Ooooh yeeeaahh!! Wikipedia man was on point for this episode and he need to be because we had HUGE TV star Jay Lethal on The Kevin Steen Show. Kevin and special co-host, Zane Riley had a well informed conversation with Jay about his early years of his career in JAPW and Ring of Honor. Although, Wikipedia man forgot to mention Papa Lethal's unmeasurable hatred for Larry Zbyszko. The fun begins when Jay starts talking about his time in TNA and how his backstage impersonations became the thing that pushed his career forward. And in a Kevin Steen Show exclusive you get to hear Jay's impersonation of Kevin Nash. Who knows you may see The Lethal Diesel on your wrestling TV program sometime soon. So sit back and enjoy Kevin Steen Show fans and Wikipedia man because you got a lot to learn about Jay Lethal.

At 2:37 am to be exact, Kevin shares a conversation and a pizza with the Young Bucks. Several controversial topics are covered such as their obsession with Super Kicks and their relationship with PWG referee Rick Knox. Also, something about not shaking hands with someone is brought up. I can't remember... it was pretty late and pizza makes me sleepy.

Sorry! We did it again and brought this show back. Why? We don't know but we sincerely apologize. Dan is joined on this episode as always with Tony Deppen and David Starr.

Well it's time to say goodbye and get a real job working at the GAP. Kevin is moving to Florida for some odd reason and said he couldn't do the Kevin Steen Show anymore. What better way to go out then having as guests the tag team that has sold more t-shirts than anyone else in the history of indy wrestling, The Young Bucks. From Matt Rushmore to the Bullet Club, Matt and Nick talk about being in the two most over factions in pro wrestling today. Also, find out why they call Nick the "Indytaker" and why you won't see the Young Bucks in DGUSA any time soon. Spoiler Alert: it's the same reason. It's appropriate that the Young Bucks were Kevin's first guests nearly two years ago on the Tag Team Edition and also his last guests in his swan song . So, sit back and enjoy as we ride off into the same sunset.

The boys are back to "pop some dogs and talk some hogs" once again! On this edition Ricochet finds himself on the hot seat with two world class interviewers, Chuck Taylor and his best friend Trent? They pull no punches with hard hitting questions like, "wipe sitting or standing?" and "are you a morning cranker?" You know it's getting hot in that hotel room, shirts are coming off and the Rock will be tweeted. So pop a dog with Ricochet today! Topics include: Ahmed Johnson/Stone Cold's Tight Denim Shorts/Young Dustin & Trevor/Tweeting The Rock/Trent's Shitty Knee/Nubian Princesses/Hand Dogs/Homeboy Liger

Developmentally Speaking is back with a new host, Bull James. Own Bull’s inaugural episode he is joined by EC3 and Bill Carr. The trio examines their trials and tribulations trying to fit into the developmental system but the real story here is, WHERE DID BILL CARR GET THAT SWEET SHIRT, MY LORD. Sit back and enjoy Developmentally Speaking.

You work hard, in the ring, in the gym, tryouts, camps.... and then you get signed. Finally offered a Developmental Contract, but then what happens? Brian Myers sits down with Colt Cabana, Tommaso Ciampa and Chris Hero to discuss their different paths to get to the big time. The hurdles they faced, the ridiculous extra spots, drunken promises from "talent relations". For nearly two hours this foursome talk about any and everything developmental from the training regimen, to the infamous former head trainer, and all the different incarnations of the developmental system that led to what we have today. Developmentally Speaking with Brian Myers is the most in depth look at the developmental system, EVER! This is the best shoot you'll see all year, grab your copy today!

On this episode of "Developmentally Speaking" Bull James is back with two guests who started at the very beginning of the developmental system. Before there was a Performance Center the developmental system was compromised of several small territories. Bull's guest on this episode got their starts in different developmental territories. Pete Gas started in Memphis and U-Gene started in the original OVW in Louisville under Danny Davis. Don't miss this episode as you get to learn about the early days of the developmental system and what it was like figuring your way up to the main roster. Things certainly have changed over the years from the places they train to the wrestlers themselves. So sit back and enjoy Developmentally Speaking with Pete Gas and U-Gene.

In 1997 a group of young men in the Carolinas set out to establish a promotion that would be "the next big step in the evolution of professional wrestling," bringing together American style, Japanese strong style and Mexican lucha libre. The promotion was called OMEGA (Organization of Modern Extreme Grappling Arts). What began as a group of friends wanting to wrestle by their rules ended as being one of the most inspirational stories in wrestling history.

SORRY! We are bringing you another episode of this show and we apologize if you really do watch this hosted by Dan Barry with co-host Louden Noxious. They do have a really cool guest on this show Matt Cross. We would offer refunds but we were told by close personal friend of Highspots #MJEFF if you would like a refund he suggests you tweet him. WRESTLING IS FOREVER!!!!

On this episode of "Developmentally Speaking" Bull James is back with two guests who offer a completely different view on the developmental system. Bull is joined by Kevin Thorn and Mike Bucci aka Nova and why do these two offer a such a unique look? Well Kevin was around when it all started back in OVW, Nova was in it and was in the office over the developmental system. Don't miss this episode as you get to learn about the early days of the system and what it was like hiring and firing wrestlers. Things certainly have changed over the years from the places they train to the wrestlers themselves. So sit back and enjoy Developmentally Speaking with Kevin Thorn and Mike Bucci.

Normally when a guest on The Kevin Steen Show sees the Kane Mask on set, it is always a great ice breaker, and Nigel McGuinness is no exception. Unlike all the other guests, the sight of the Kane Mask brings up a extremely low point in Nigel's life were he was forced to dress up like Kane himself on a tour in England. Somehow this story didn't make the cut on Nigel's great documentary, "The Last of McGuinness". Speaking of Nigel's documentary, Kevin digs even further into Nigel's thought process behind the project and some of the powerful issues that it brought up. Kevin even does some personal inventory of his own about his feelings on success and failure. Luckily for these searching souls, this episode was filmed on a couch that may or may not have been in a psychiatrist's office before it landed in Nigel's swank LA apartment. Anyways, we hope you are ready watch Steen dig deep into Nigel's psyche of our "mate" and yours, Nigel McGuinness on The Kevin Steen Show. Cheers!

This interview starts off with Kyle pouring an energy drink into a Goldberg coffee mug. So, needless to say, things start off pretty intense. Kevin sits down with Kyle O' Reilly who has been on an absolute tear in PWG and ROH. Kevin is sure to cover all the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla stories, that place where all the best wrestling in the world happens, as well as all the other career highlights that Kyle has had such as signing with ROH, teaming with Adam Cole, being sleazy with Davey and being one half of reDRagon

GENTLEMAN'S CHOICE is the story of a truly nice guy who became a total jerk when he was drinking. When the STEROID GHB was added to the mix he became truly dangerous. A trained architect and judo competition winner from England, and a man with strong will and ambition, Chris Adams sought fame and fortune in America. He achieved it as a professional wrestler in the mid-1980 s as Gentleman Chris Adams. At the peak of his career, he was performing in front of tens of thousands in stadiums and arenas with wrestling legends including Kerry and Kevin Von Erich. Adams submitted to the temptations that accompany fame and fortune. As soon as things were starting to go really well, other things started to go seriously wrong. He got involved with the wrong crowd, accidentally killed a girlfriend, assaulted men and women, spent time in prison, and ultimately perished at the hands of his best friend.