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Sure, we talk about wrestling on this watchalong of 1996's Hostile City Showdown. But we also talk about Matt Damon, cheese grater technology, and a whole lot more! We reccomend you actually watch along with this watchalong, otherwise it might just be unlistenable. You can be the judge, though, because as a gift to you we're making this one available to EVERYONE for a limited time for FREE - not just for our Patreon backers. If you like it, I suggest you become one of those people for more fun just like this!

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For the first time ever, the ECW is in New York F*****' City! 
We've got more highlights of Holiday Hell from the Lost Battalion Hall than we really needed! Missy Hyatt lays the smack down, of sorts; 2 cold and Mikey underestimate each other; Taz has a whole new attitude; The Gangstas return to usher The Public Enemy outta here; Bruiser Mastino (fka Mantaur) is one and done; all this plus a shallow dive into the mumming tradition. 

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It's time for Luke Pennock & Brendan Flaherty to review episode 137 and 138 of ECW, from December 5th & 12th, 1995.

Steve Austin challenges for the ECW title, cuts his hair, and challenges again! A gigolo and a doctor walk into the ring - does anybody care? Damien Kane and Lady Alexandra bring the Bad Crew within an inch of relevence! Funk checks his Casio watch, and it's time to retire! 

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It's time for Luke Pennock & Brendan Flaherty to review HARDCORE HEAVEN from July 1st, 1995!

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The Public Enemy take on the debuting Gangstas! Cactus Jack takes on The Sandman - yet again! Shane Douglas looks like he's got something to say! Does he? Bill Alfonso certainly has his share of heat to garner, too. Taz takes on 2 Cold and The Pitbulls are trying to make a change - for once in their lives. All this and Val Puccio, too.

It's all part of what can only be described as "an ECW show from mid-1995". And if that's not enough, we're also going to post the video version with the previous night's event MOUNTAINTOP MADNESS playing in the background. It's a smorgasbord for the senses. 

Logo by Raymond Biesinger. 

Extremium theme by Booji Bomb. 

It's time for Luke Pennock & Brendan Flaherty to review episodes 105 and 106 of ECW, from April 25th and May 2nd, 1995. 

The ECW roster react to Sandman's title win! Title match controversy! The Arena audience fights with each other! Shane Douglas - gone forever?? (Spoiler: nope) 

Also discussed: unenthusiastic Zoom participation, Undertaker as your new step-Dad, Halloween distribution strategies, non-lecherous tombstones, Sandman's childhood trauma, being burned alive, the regional and religious significance of Summer camp, the definition of Champeus de TVus, and other sundries. 

We just reviewed Hostile City Showdown '95, so don't miss that:

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Tommy Dreamer represents toxic masculinity! The ECW title is on the line between The Sandman and Shane Douglas - but whose side is Woman on!? Funk and Cactus square off in the main event! The match of the night is a time-limit draw! The Public Enemy guest star on Law & Order! What's real, and what's just the musing of either Brendan Flaherty or Luke Pennock? Find out as they/we review 1995's Hostile City Showdown so YOU don't have to. You seriously don't have to. Please don't.

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In honor of Black History Month, we're saluting African American performers in old time radio comedies. Seven years after she became the first Black performer to win an Oscar, Hattie McDaniel broke another barrier as the first Black woman to headline a national radio series. McDaniel starred as Beulah in the comedy series about the titular maid and housekeeper. We'll hear her in a pair of Beulah episodes (originally aired on CBS on June 27 and June 28, 1950). Plus, she reprises the role in an episode of Philco Radio Time with Bing Crosby (originally aired on ABC on January 19, 1949).

Welcome to Episode 18.

In this week’s episode we take a walk down memory lane to pay respects to legends like Sprangalang, Grovey & Alvon. We also reminisce about having an oil industry after seeing all fuel subsidies removed from the budget.

How could we forget the church folks and their carnival camps, and will DSS also end up being a memory after being cancelled like carnival?

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This 4 episode series examines anti-communism/McCarthy-ism blacklisting 's impact on the careers of women who likely would have changed the look, depth and sound of TV.

Cynthia and author/scholar, Dr. Charlene Regester of Univ. of North Carolina have a frank conversation about how racism, stereotyped roles and Jim Crow laws delayed TV's depiction of African American life by more than a decade. This adds to the story of a previous podcast episode about TV's Single Women and how even in the 1980s, a TV series cast a black woman as a household domestic.

Charlene Regester (2010) African American Actresses: The Struggle for Visibility 1900-1960
Regester on North Caroline PBS discussing her book
Carol Stabile (2018) The Broadcast 41: Women and the Anti-Communist Blacklist
James Gavin (2010) Stormy Weather, The Life of Lena Horne
Advanced TV Herstory TV's Single Woman Caregivers & Gimme a Break
YouTube The Beulah Show (feat. Ethel Waters)

Audio archives of The Beulah Show

Heather Richards, an energy reporter for the Casper Star-Tribune newspaper, joins podcast host Mike McFeely to talk about Westmoreland Mining's bankruptcy and how it will affect small mines, miners and retirees in Wyoming and Beulah, N.D.

THIS EPISODE:

August 13, 1945. CBS network, KNX, Los Ageles aircheck. Sponsored by: Tums. We're having a heat wave! Cleaning the basement and keeping cool. Marlin Hurt (triples), Carol Stewart, Albert Sack and His Orchestra, Phil Leslie (writer), Helen Mack (producer, director), John Brown, Katharine Carr, Jess Kirkpatrick, Ken Niles (announcer). 29:42.