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PWL Ep. 23 (WWF 1988-97 pt 3):  Pro Wrestling Love coming at you hot & heavy right here on the Place To Be Nation, Marty “Superstar” Sleeze & Pete (PeteF3 on PWO) are back for more as they continue their march through the Top 25 WWF Matches of 1988-1997. They are the half way point going through #15-#11. There is way more discussion about Ultimate Warrior and Sid Vicious than anyone would ever think of on a “Best Of” pro wrestling podcast, but Marty  & Pete aren’t normal fans. Pete explains Sid’s entire arc as Sid Justice. While Marty tries desperately to prove Sid is a better wrestler than Warrior, but comes up short in terms of matches. Marty continues to extol the virtues of babyface vs babyface wrestling and how Bret Hart is the King of the genre. Pete gets in on the action picking one of his own. The Rockers get plenty of love on Pro Wrestling Love. After Marty declares who the greatest stomper is on all time in the last episode, he makes a bold proclamation on who has the best toe kick. They wrap up this episode discussing if the British Bulldog was high as a kite or just blowed the hell up. Listen to all this and so much on the Pro Wrestling Episode #23! Let us know what you think and keep spreading the Pro Wrestling Love!

Man, do we have a hum-dinger for y’all! Kris and Marty kick it off by revealing Marty’s last name (0:30) Kris talks about his recent trip to Houston (1:37) A fateful trip to Hard Rock Cafe (5:57) Marty getting a chance to do a short DJ set (18:04) Kris helping Marty pick a DJ name (20:42) An introduction of the year we’ve decided to uncover for this episode, 1972 (22:35) Breaking down the charts (25:30) Kris on the sensational aspects of musician/band biopics (30:47) Remembering Dick Dale (38:08) We then get into the thick of it, with Marty’s pick; The Rolling Stones Captivating double LP from 1972, “Exile on Main Street” (1:01:39). After Marty regaling some of his Uncle Pat’s baseball storiesn in honor of opening day, (1:38:25) We get into Kris’s pick for 1972-Big Star’s power-pop masterpiece, “#1 Record”. (1:42:41). As always, thanks for listening, and let us know what you think at aotypodcast@gmail.com, and @aotypodcast on social!

After Marty blathers on about something or other, Cassandra unloads the passengers in her car, and Vivian gets some undeserved high fives, the MIRPs are joined by Diane Ruggiero, who shares tales from the writer's room, espouses her love of K-dramas, and promptly loses her sci-fi fan club membership card. Did you fill our sack? noonerpodcast@gmail.com

After Marty rants, Steve coins the term, "flicking the brown bean," Emelie dispenses some wisdom, all while James nurses a hangover. Wonderful!

Media Nite Radio welcomes to the airwaves singer, songwriter Marty Shannon.  Marty was raised in Sarasota, Florida. and the is the youngest of four siblings. Through his parents influence, he was exposed to such legends as Al Green, Sam Cooke and Bill Withers. In his teenage years, Marty’s appreciation for music took shape in the form of the music of John Mayer and Jason Mraz. After Marty recognized his passion for playing music, he played everywhere including, Starbucks, restaurants and bars, etc. Marty then moved to Los Angeles and has since played such venues, as House of Blues, The Whiskey, The Viper Room, The Roxy and countless other venues. Marty has just recently released his debut album titled, "Before The Love Goes" which is available on iTunes.   His love for classic R&B legends and current pop icons shines brightly in his music.