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Finalmente, Roman Reigns estará en WrestleMania Backlash. No defenderá ninguna de sus coronas. Ayudará a sus primos. En ese camino se ha encontrado con Drew McIntyre, que apunta ser su próximo retador. Por otro lado, con Miguel Pérez repasamos lo sucedido en el Capítulo I de TripleManía XXX y Carlos Gascó nos desvela los detalles del nuevo show de RCW.   

Once again it is time for our annual Oktoberfest blind beer tasting!  We look forward to this show every year and its frequently my first dip into Oktoberfest beers after my self-imposed ban from drinking any before September 1st.  It’s my little way of standing up against seasonal creep.  Just say no to Oktoberfests and pumpkin beers in July.

To help us with this daunting task we invite some of our friends from the industry to help us out.  This year’s judging panel:

• Joe McIntyre | Brewmaster at Scofflaw Brewing Co.
• “Digi-Dude” Nate Hanson | Executive Producer and On-Air Personality at Bailey and Southside on Atlanta’s Rock 100.5
• Nathan Schieber | Renaissance Man.  Nathan has worked at a couple of brewers and can frequently be found collaborating with other brewers in the South.
• Nathan Ellingson (aka “No Mic Nathan”) | Beer Buyer for Vintage Bottle Shop in Acworth, GA and occasional Beer Guys Sound Assistant

That’s right, the studio was 50% Nathans this week.  Weird.  I’m glad that’s over.

We go all out for this show and bring in a bit of a German buffet.  This year we had Brats, a flight of four mustards and pepper kraut made personally by me, some soft pretzels, and various cheeses and pickles.  It was all delicious and a perfect accompaniment to our beers.  We also share a few facts and fun stuff about the Munich Oktoberfest.  If you’re ready to party and need to get in the spirit check out our Spotify Oktoberfest playlist.

Once again it is time for our annual Oktoberfest blind beer tasting!  We look forward to this show every ye

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Over the past 170 years, the story of the Mark’s Murders has been told to Australians in greatly different ways, depending on the era.  At the time, the murders were recorded in detail in official records.  At that time, all Aboriginal people were known individually by name.  Soon after the murders, a newspaper report falsely claimed that James Mark’s son was roasted alive and eaten by cannibals.  This salacious report was perpetuated for the next 100-plus years during the period when ‘white triumphalism’ was taught in schools.  In the last 40 years, ‘conflict studies’ have told the story from both sides but have been accused of exaggerating the number of Aboriginal deaths. 

The fate of James Mark after his murderous spree on the McIntyre has never been investigated.  We have found that he initially went to the Dawson River valley where he took up three runs which he subsequently sold at a good profit. He then bought Rosewood near Ipswich in Queensland and later moved to Emu Creek near Armidale in NSW.  Along the way, he had three wives and more children. He was in court frequently and served a month in gaol for assault on one of his daughter-in-law’s family.  Despite constant attendance at court, he was never arrested or tried for the murders in the McIntyre. 

After the murders by James Mark and the subsequent actions by the Native Police, the Bigambul people were never the same.  Many of the warrior men had been killed and they were excluded from their traditional water sources and hunting grounds.  Hunger and disease killed many.  On the other hand, Jonathan and Margaret Young prospered.  After a few more years on the McIntyre, they sold Umbercollie and lived the remainder of their lives in comfort in the Hunter.  John Watts went from stockman to politician. He used the murder of Mark’s son partly as justification of the continuation of the Native Police in Queensland.  

Commissioner Bligh was unable to achieve law and order on the McIntyre.  Partly at the instigation of Augustus Morris on Callandoon Station, the Native Police was formed under the command of Frederick Walker (a friend of Morris).  The Native Police were Aboriginal men under the command of European officers. Walker aggressively pursued “ring leaders” and “trouble makers” amongst the Bigambul.  Peace was achieved on the McIntyre but at the cost of many Aboriginal lives. 

Following the murders on Umbercollie, Commissioner Bligh visited the site, inspected the body of Bootha and took depositions. He knew who committed the murders and ordered his Border Police constables to arrest the gang. Some were arrested but not James Mark.  After more arrests, the subsequent court case was corrupted and no one was convicted of murder. James Mark was never arrested. 

Following the attack on Umbercollie, a series of tit-for-tat murders occurred.  Aboriginal women and children were murdered on Callandoon and Canning Creek Stations and then a bullock driver who was removing goods from James Mark’s station was murdered. However, there are some inconsistencies in some murders described in the Wallabadah Manuscript. 

In mid-1847, James Mark and his family moved to Goodar station, about 45 km north-west of modern-day Goondiwindi. Soon after, the Bigambul murdered James’ son and mutilated his body.  James Mark put a gang of stockman together and they roamed the area attacking local Aboriginal people.  In June 1848, Mark’s gang attacked Aboriginal people on Umbercollie and murdered one woman. More murders followed. 

John Watts describes how James Mark’s son was murdered and mutilated by the Bigambul, the local Aboriginal people.  Following this, James Mark took revenge and, according to John Watts, he killed an innocent Aboriginal woman.  This episode investigates the early life of James Mark and how James and his family arrived in Australia and moved to the McIntyre. 

Jonathan and Margaret Young lived on Umbercollie, a station near where James Mark’s son was murdered by the Bigambul.  Subsequently, many Aboriginal people were killed on their station.  Margaret kept a journal which, although flawed, is an invaluable record of the murders that occurred between 1847 and 1849.  This episode provides the background to Jonathan and Margaret prior to the first murder. 

The Mark’s Murders occurred in 1847-49 around modern-day Goondiwindi and along the McIntyre River.  Squatters first reached the McIntyre in 1837 but many were forced out of the McIntyre due to fierce resistance by the Bigambul people.  This episode describes the different experiences of two early squatters on the McIntyre – Captain Scott and Tinker Campbell.  Their experiences provide context for the subsequent events that unfolded in 1847. 

The Mark’s Murders can only be understood by knowing how inland Australia was occupied by the squatters.  This was based on terra nullius so no treaties are agreements were needed before the land was occupied by Europeans, known as squatters.  The story of squatting is told through the life of John Browne, who was the son of convicts but became a successful businessman in the Hunter Valley and claimed huge areas of land. 

In 1901, John Watts, an early squatter and politician in Queensland, wrote his Personal Reminiscences. He writes just 700 words about another squatter – James Marks.  Watts says that Marks’ son was murdered and mutilated by the local Aboriginal people. In response, Marks vowed “vengeance against every black he came across”.  Watts says that Marks murdered an innocent Aboriginal woman and was indicted for murder, but he was never captured or convicted.  However, based on what we now know about early Queensland history, there may be more to this story.  This episode is the start of the search for the truth of the Mark’s Murders.

Meet my buddy Hunter McIntyre, pro endurance athlete, Broken Skull winner, BoundlessTV co-host, obstacle course racing champion and self-described macho man.

Men’s Journal describes him as “the man behind the Spartan race empire”.

Competitor Magazine calls him the “rising star of obstacle racing”.

Men’s Fitness acknowledges him as “the future of the sport”.

Yes, his list of accolades is indeed mighty impressive. Bad boy turned elite Spartan athlete, in 2011 he moved from New York to Malibu to give a shot at being a celebrity personal trainer and model. After running his first Spartan race on a dare, he placed near the top of the field and was quickly propelled into Elite Spartan status, rarely missing a podium.

He eventually partnered with me on the ObstacleDominator podcast and also appeared on my show in the episode Inside The Masochistic Mind Of The Top Obstacle Racer On The Face Of The Planet.

Hunter McIntyre, AKA "Hunt The Sheriff", six-time Obstacle Course Racing World Champion, four-time Obstacle Course Racing National Champion, three-year Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Ranch Champion, and two-time Tough Mudder X Champion, was granted a wildcard invitation to the CrossFit Games for chance to measure his accomplishments against a deep field of proven athletes.

In this episode, we get into that journey from Spartan to Crossfit and much, much more.

• 3 cross fit athletes did an endurance/stamina based Spartan race
• Carrying 190+ lb of gear up mountains with a 30 minute head start
• "I wouldn't do a cross fit race with a month's notice, but these guys made it happen."
• Cross fit is designed for a specific body type: bulky, short, small limbs, etc.
• Ram Roller

• On all types of medication: ADD, ADHD, Adderall, etc.
• Got into lots of trouble as a teen
• Loved the intensity of competition, not the training (wrestling and running)
• In rehab and probation for 3 years (in Montana)
• Sought an activity from his probation officer that would exhaust his physical energy: led to a job as a logger in Montana
• Became a model: art with the body as the canvas
• Moved to California, got into marathons, eventually Spartan races

• The body grows stagnant, the mind becomes bored, after doing anything for too long
• TMX - the world's toughest mile
• Hunter was able to compete and win in crossfit because of his endurance background; still didn't get street cred in the crossfit community
• It's an incredible test of strength, but not technical strength; if you don't have technique you can't play the game
• Wouldn't feel satisfied unless he could go toe to toe with crossfit pros
• Was invited to the Crossfit Games as a wild card (first ever invitee)
• Trained on his own, no coach
• In hindsight, Hunter believes he tried to close the gap between a moderate crossfit athlete to a seasoned pro too quickly
• Age causes one to lose the luster of training for crossfit and endurance

• Japanese and Sardinian centenarians don't do cross fit or endurance training
• Difference between getting fit and getting and staying healthy
• Interests change as you rearrange priorities (i.e. what attracts the babes)

• Hanging (gravity) boots
• Tension, followed by extreme relaxing
• Ready State, Kelly Starrett
• ROMWOD app
• Consume more calories, drink more water
• My Fitness Pal app
• Suunto watch
• Add minerals to your water
  • Quicksilver Quinton
  • The Right Stuff electrolyte drink
  • Water and Wellness (Robert Slovak's company; listen to the BGF podcast with Robert here)

• "I've never been a person that sleeps very much"
• Need more sleep during crossfit training than endurance
• Keep cold while sleeping
• Have enough calories in the body
• Fan that provides some noise
• Pulse oximeter
• CBD (Pure Spectrum)
• Eco Challenge

• Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday
• Hitler's Last Days by Bill O'Reilly
• Peak by Marc Bubbs
• Focused more on personal connections than digital media

-Ram Roller

-TMX - the world's toughest mile

-Ready State, Kelly Starrett

-ROMWOD app

-My Fitness Pal app

-Suunto watch

-Water and Wellness

-BGF podcast w/ Robert Slovak

-Pure Spectrum CBD

-Eco Challenge

-Books recommended by Hunter and Ben:

• Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday
• Hitler's Last Days by Bill O'Reilly
• Peak by Marc Bubbs

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Police Officer's Throat  was slit, PTSD after and First Responder Cruises. Retired NYC Transit Police Officer Christine McIntyre returns to the show. She talks about her long and successful recovery from P.T.S.D. after a near death knife attack.

Plus, Peter Enns from CESail.com joins us to discuss their incredible First Responder Cruises for First Responders, their families and friends.

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When Danielle is away, the heels will play!

Mike and Danielle have the booth all to themselves this week and they have plenty of things they need to talk about. That includes, perhaps most significantly, the return of Hulk Hogan to the WWE Hall of Fame. Wrestlers like the New Day, Titus O'Neil and Mark Henry have voiced their opinion about and Mike is happy to speak his truth Then, Now and Forever.

Plus, the two will break down Extreme Rules and all of the subsequent fallout from the event. That includes the audience in Pittsburgh that decided that instead of paying attention to Seth Rollins and Dolph Ziggler's Iron Man match, they were going to countdown the end of every minute, Royal Rumble style. Thus, Hal has no choice but to take them to task.

The Three Count

Mike wants to The New Day's response to Hulk Hogan returning.

Hal wants to put over the recent episode of Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard about Muhammad Hassan.

Hosted by Hal Lublin and Mike Eagle.

Produced by Julian Burrell for Maximum Fun.

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Retired New York City Transit Police Officer Christine McIntyre is our guest. Christine talks about the brutal knife attack, the assailant slit her throat, that almost took her life. She explains her long and courageous struggle to recover physically, emotionally and mentally.

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This week BJ Mendelson joins the Nation of Conversation! He’s an author and comic book writer and he's got tons of thoughts on everything that happened in wrestling this week, from the pull-apart brawl between Roman Reigns and Bobby Lashley to the continued reunion between Daniel Bryan and Kane as Team Hell No.

Plus, a closer look at the next phase of Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa’s feud in NXT, who BJ thinks may be better than Paul Heyman on the mic and Danielle explains to the team what the Aztec Medallions of Lucha Underground are.

The Main Event

A few weeks ago, WWE promoted a special encounter between the New Day and New Japan’s The Elite. Sure it was a Street Fighter V competition at E3, but afterwards, Triple H said that the company is open to a cross-promotional show with New Japan. But how likely is such a meeting to REALLY happen? And what would we like to see go down at this hypothetical event?

The Three Count

BJ put over Fantasy Super Cosplay Wrestling.

Danielle put over Episode 8 of Season 2 of GLOW.

Mike put over Robbie E’s podcast Why it Ended.

Hal put over the recent segment on Smackdown that featured Rusev on commentary.

Hosted by Hal Lublin, Danielle Radford, Mike Eagle and BJ Mendelson.

Produced by Julian Burrell for Maximum Fun.