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Dans ce 42 épisode du podcast "C'est quoi ton jeu", j'ai le plaisir de recevoir Oxem, inconditionnel fan de jeu et de RPG. Dans l'émission du jour, il nous raconte comment Kingdom Hearts, l'association vu comme improbable en 2002 entre Disney et Square a réussi l'exploit de mixer leurs univers respectifs et Oxem nous raconte comment il se souvient avec nostalgie de la découverte du genre RPG, qui fait aujourd'hui parti intégrante de sa vie.

CQTJ est l'émission qui vous partage une expérience marquante vécue autour de la thématique du jeu par mon invité du jour.
Un jeu vidéo, de société, de cartes, de rôle, etc. Peu importe le genre de jeu, du moment que nos souvenirs soient épiques ou inoubliables.

Toutes les deux semaines, venez découvrir l'histoire que mon invité et moi vous partageons.

Bill and Krishna discuss the news of the week, including the Ospreay-Omega Tiger Driver spot from Forbidden Door and wrestler safety. They also look at Collision ticket sales and play Guess the Stars with Forbidden Door. Krishna talks more about AEW Fight Forever before giving his AEW Roundup. Bill's Japan report focuses on NJPW Strong Independence Day night 1, and Stardom in Sunshine, especially the amazing Queen's Quest vs. Oedo Tai loser-leaves-unit match. As always, they give their match and wrestler of the week.

3:35: News (Collision Tickets, Okada Note, Trench's AEW status)

9:07: AEW Fight Forever Update

15:56: Discussion on Ospreay & Omega's Tiger Driver spot

30:29: Guess the Stars - Forbidden Door edition

34:06: AEW Roundup

46:45: NJPW Strong Independence Day night 1

53:07: Stardom in Sunshine

1:12:16: Match & Wrestler of the Week

Bill reviews Stardom's All-Star Grand Queendom 2023 from Yokohama Arena, which came to us on Sunday, April 23. He goes over all the matches on this event-of-the-year candidate, including some stellar title matches and multiple (and sometimes surprising) title changes. 

Matches Discussed:

Stardom Rumble

Oedo Tai (Momo Watanabe, Natsuko Tora, Ruaka & Saki Kashima) vs. Thekla & Club Venus (Jessie, Mariah May & Xena) 

Mei Seira & Starlight Kid vs. AZM & Mei Suruga in a High-Speed Showcase Match

Queen’s Quest (Miyu Amasaki & Utami Hayashishita) vs. Hazuki & Fuwa-chan

Himeka’s Retirement Match: Himeka vs. Maika

7Upp (Nanae Takahashi & Yuu) (c) vs. The New Eras (Mirai & Ami Sohrei) for the Goddess of Stardom Tag Team Championship

Prominence (Kurumi Hiragi, Risa Sera & Suzu Suzuki) vs REStart (Kairi, Saori Anou & Natsupoi) for the Artist Of Stardom Championship 

Saya Kamitani (c) vs. Mina Shirakawa for the Wonder of Stardom Championship

Syuri vs. Chihiro Hashimoto in a UWF Rules Match

Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Mayu Iwatani for the IWGP Women’s Championship

Giulia (c) vs. Tam Nakano for the World of Stardom Championship

Immer mal wieder was neues bei uns im dritten Jahr 10-Count geht es das erste mal um New Japan Pro Wrestling. Wrestlekingdom liegt bei uns auf dem Tisch 

The band is back together in a new episode of the Eastern Lariat podcast! STRIGGA returns and tackles some talking points from the past weeks and days in Japanese pro wrestling mostly focusing on All Japan Pro Wrestling, their Real World Tag League, their Jr. Battle of Glory and of course on Jake Lee leaving the company to maybe join New Japan. After a brief discussion on the Super Jr. Tag League in NJPW the final topic of the show addresses Sasha Banks apparently being in Tokyo on January 4 and what it could lead to. The show however starts with the question whether or not an indie wrestler bias is in place when judging talent from the US.

For the first time ever, NJPW and STARDOM, the top men's and women's companies in Japan unite to come up with a co-promoted show. Dylan is joined by his usual Patreon guest Sondre Bjørn to talk both major shows for STARDOM, first Gold Rush which featured two great title matches and one of the craziest main events of the year, and then the Historic X-Over, featuring a long discussion on the return of Kenny Omega to NJPW with his announced match vs. Will Ospreay as well as the crowning of the first ever IWGP Women's Champion between KAIRI vs. Mayu Iwatani.

Follow @SondreBjorn - @Viva_Zero - @EasternLariat for more coverage of STARDOM, NJPW, & all the great pro wrestling companies in Japan, and if you want more podcasts featuring Dylan and a ton of other special guests give our Patreon, patreon.com/easternlariat a look!

Enjoy the show with tons of airtime on this special all Joshi edition of the show, STARDOM, and all of pro wrestling!

We gave ourselves a treat this week, and focused a whole episode on the glorious, one and only, undisputed and definitely not forgotten son of WWE that is NXT. 

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Gel up your spiky hair and break out your magical key swords, because Kingdom Hearts III is here! As our inaugural episode of FLAVOR TEXT, we’re breaking from the normal format to have Andrew feed you and the rest of the guys the entirety of the Kingdom Hearts story so far. Everything is on the table, from mainline games to handheld mobile games, HD remixes, card battlers, interquel movies, arbitrary virtual simulations, and dreams within dreams. This is your last chance to turn back.

Check out more incessant arguments at www.debatethiscast.com and keep the conversation going by following us on social media @debatethiscast.

This week the team is joined by Brian Brushwood! He’s a magician, comedian and host of the podcast Night Attack. And he also happens to be a lapsed wrestling fan. Even though he still checks in with wrestling on occasion, he actually finds the stories behind the in-ring action to be even more fascinating than the TV product.

Mike and Danielle will bring Brian up to speed on some of the hottest stars and stories in WWE today and what they think of them; that includes Braun Strowman turning heel and relying on others for victory after being such a capable monster for a year, Becky Lynch’s new characteristics heading into Hell in a Cell and the amazing outfits from Alicia Fox.

Ring Tones

¡Viva La Raza! This segment is devoted to the music of Latino Heat, Eddie Guerrero! He died much too soon, but he still had an incredible career and is widely regarded as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time.

We’ll hit all of his best tracks including LWO, the Radicalz, Latino Heat and more!

The Three Count

Brian put over David Shoemaker’s bookThe Squared Circle: Life, Death and Professional Wrestling.

Mike put over OVW, even though they have someone who may have one of the most insulting musical gimmicks of all time.

Danielle put over The New Day’s newest bit, Kramer Kingsman.

Hosted by Danielle Radford, Mike Eagle and Brian Brushwood.

Produced by Julian Burrell for Maximum Fun.

If you want to talk about more wrestling throughout the week be sure to join us on Facebook and @TightsFights on Twitter and Instagram.

If you liked the show, please share it with your friends and be sure to leave us a quick review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get podcasts.

After some hitches, Talk 'Bout Us is finally able to present Part Two of the review of Carnival 2018. We apologise for the podcast's lateness, but we hope it's still something our listeners can enjoy.

An interview with Caesar's Army commander-in-chief and CEO Jules Sobion is the highlight of Part Two of the Talk 'Bout Us Carnival Review for 2018. Sobion, named entrepreneur of the year in 2017 by the T&T Chamber of Commerce, discusses the expansion of his events empire to Carnivals in the region and beyond. The man behind A.M. Bush and Bacchanal Road explains what makes Caesar's Army fetes unique and touches on the thorny issue of perceived exclusivity of Caesar's Army fetes and other similar events.

Franka and Ardene discuss the big soca hits of 2018 and feature short interviews with two of Carnival 2018's biggest stars, Patrice Roberts and Shal Marshall.

As the talk turns to fetes, Talk 'Bout Us scores an exclusive as award-winning author Lisa Allen-Agostini reads an unpublished story about a woman at her first big fete. It could be biographical, as Lisa has herself been at the centre of the human maelstrom at the front of big fetes like Fire, Wasa and Caribbean Brass Festival back in the day. Dexter Charles of Kairi People also speaks about how the party promotion group dominates the mid-range all inclusive fete market.

Look for Talk 'Bout Us on Stitcher, iTunes and other podcast players. Drop us a line at info@tringoodmedia.com or tweet us at @talkboutuspod.

CREDITS

Produced by Franka Philip and Ardene Sirjoo

Theme music and additional production by Lyndon Livingstone - Razorshop Productions

Special thanks to Lisa Allen-Agostini and LoopTT.

Music credits: Advokit Productions (Folklore Riddim), Nine Mind Entertainment/Lenkey Records (Upendo Riddim), Ramon "Friction" McDowall (2AM Project), Travis World (Soca Kingdom), District Seven & Teddyson John (Haze Riddim) and Team Foxx Music (Pim Pim Riddim).

32 women came together to compete in WWE’s first women’s wrestling tournament - the Mae Young Classic. We discuss our favourite matches, the wrestlers that stood out for us and what the future holds for the women’s division. PLUS we have our first ever giveaway!

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