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KIRT and MARC talk nightly rituals, graduation season, and much more!

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Join Tamara and David for an interview with The Maxines, "a badass all chick rock band in Savannah, GA - grunge w/ a kiss of metal." They're led by AJ Grey on vocals, with Emma Smith on bass, and twins Coco and Maddie Oke on drums and guitar. You might remember them from our musical episode back around Thanksgiving - if not, go have a listen! The Maxines released their debut album "Skin Tight" - named after the first song they ever wrote - back on October 1.  Their next show will be Feb 24 at El Rocko!  Listen to The Maxines and follow them here:  https://www.instagram.com/themaxinesband/ https://themaxinesband.bandcamp.com/album/skin-tight   Topics in their chat include: Their great experience recording their recent and first album, Skin Tight, with Scary of Black Tusk; their new bassist Emma, who replaced Veronica Garcia-Melendez (a previous interviewee on the show!); the addition of an instrument called a "donkey jaw;" how the band formed through word-of-mouth of various female musicians around Savannah, and all of the shared songs they wanted to cover; AJ's physicality during their performances and her philosophy on preparing ahead of time for that; Madonna's lifelong influence; working through the stage fright of their first performance; the complicated bass solo in their song "Letter to a Pill" and how Emma faces it; the success of their first show - an open mic in late 2021 at the Wormhole; their collaborative process of songwriting; going on their recent first tour, lasting 2 weeks, with Savannah band Neckromance; how Coco and Maddie have taught themselves screenprinting to produce all of the band's merch; the excitement of getting CDs made (they still have some available!); their brand-new band manager!; the success of the album release party / music fest they threw in October; new experimental sounds they look forward to trying, such as megaphones; and how metal singers take care of their voices, both in general and especially on tour.  Tune in and get all the details!

Happy holiday season! We're celebrating with a special show of music by some of Savannah's beloved local musicians. First, Matt Eckstine, voted Best Local Americana/Folk/Roots Band/Artist in Connect Savannah's "Best of 2022" awards. Harnessing a wide range of influences from Tom Petty and Jack Johnson to Steve Earle and James Taylor, Matt released his debut solo album in 2017. In 2020, the mandatory quarantine provided him with an opportunity to move to a home studio, resulting in "Lil' Blue," 8 brand new tracks that vary in sound and feel but are grounded in their influence. We're playing 9 of his songs, most of which are from that album, plus a few older ones.   https://www.instagram.com/matteckstinemusic/ https://www.matteckstinemusic.com/  Then after our station break, switching the vibe up! We're playing music by The Maxines, an all-female rock band led by AJ Grey on vocals, with Emma Smith on bass, and twins Coco and Maddie Oke on drums and guitar. With angsty, swoon-worthy guitar riffs and moody vocals paired with powerful performances, their mesh of grunge rock and metal speaks for itself. Listen here to 6 songs from their debut album "Skin Tight" - named after the first song they ever wrote - just released on October 1 of this year.  https://www.instagram.com/themaxinesband/ https://themaxinesband.bandcamp.com/album/skin-tight Stay tuned for future weeks of the show, because we will be featuring an interview with each of these bands, as separate episodes, as well!  

Our latest episode features Bobby Milheron of the Wentworth Hospitality Group. He oversees Homer st, Tableau and Maxines restaurants. Bobby talks to us about his unique restaurant style. 

Join Tamara for an interview with Veronica Garcia-Melendez, who is half of synth band Bero Bero - described as Sade meets Kate Bush - as well as a member of the more recent grunge/metal band The Maxines. You might remember hearing a few of Bero Bero's songs on our Local Music show at Thanksgiving, and there'll be 3 clips that play during this interview as well. Awesome to be learning the details on how they were created!  Check out Bero Bero's videos on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSeLKL2d5alzeNSpMAQHDVg And follow both bands for news about shows and upcoming releases here: https://www.instagram.com/beroberoband/ https://www.instagram.com/themaxinesband/  Topics in their chat include: The importance of a music teacher/tutor being a consistent presence in kids' lives; the success of using Craigslist to find musical opportunities in NYC vs. Savannah; getting up on stage at a Wormhole open mic night; which Bero Bero song is most often filmed at their shows and shared online; recording on others' albums as a hired musician and/or singer; what are Timbales?; what is a layered ostinato?; how the keytar has changed Veronica's live performances; and singing karaoke at the Jinx.    Tune in and get all the details!

"I samma sekund som lilla Nemi kom ut och landade på mitt bröst så slog den enorma kärleken till".I veckans avsnitt får du ta del av Maxines förlossningsberättelse. Trots att slutskedet blev så mycket jobbigare än hon kunnat tro, blev det ändå en bra upplevelse. Vi pratar om att förbereda sig mentalt inför födseln, och även om vikten av att ta hjälp med samtal efter förlossningen om den varit svår eller traumatisk. Behöver du prata med någon efteråt ska du göra det!Maxine pratar även om att inte ta reda på barnets kön, om att den romantiska bebisbubblan inte infann sig, och om hur kropp och själ för alltid är förändrade. Allt det, och mycket mer, i avsnittet med Maxine!Vi finns på Instagram @babyzpodcast och med bloggen www.babyzblogg.se - Följ oss gärna! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En kärlekssaga "vid första ögonkastet" och en graviditet vid andra. Hur är det då att vara gravid i pandemitid?Du lyssnar till en härlig, ärlig och helt naken resa genom livet. Med extra allt! Och ett avsnitt som berör oss alla.Maxine från "gift vid första ögonkastet" beskriver den roligaste samtidigt den sjukaste dagen i sitt liv när hon gifte sig med sin Emil. Om en annorlunda bröllopsresa med att hälsa på myskoxar i Fjällnäs. Hon pratar även om en stökig bakgrund, om diagnos och psykisk ohälsa samt hur viktigt det är att tänka miljö och göra klimatsamarta val. Och varför hon sedan två år valt att avstå alkohol.Maxine säger "Jag tror allt i livet, även mörker har en mening. Allt har lett mig till där jag är nu"TUNE IN för vi bjuder även på en överraskning!Vi finns även på www.babyzblogg och @babyzpodcast -följ oss gärna! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Os destaques do Grande Prémio de Itália, o incidente Lewis/Max, e as Sprint Qualifying, foram os temas deste episódio. Recebemos o Daniel, e o Guilherme, do Racing Shenanigans, o João Neto (o nosso espião de Brackley), a Carolina Pereira (a nossa espiã em Monza), o Pedro Filipe (o nosso espião do tráfego transatlântico), o Vasco Pinheiro (o nosso espião Espanhol) e o João Salviano. Guitarra Portuguesa: João Miranda

This week, Diva Dailies fan favorite Angie (@poetrysoul3) is back to break down one of her favorite comfort movies, The Namesake (2006) starring our divas of the week: Tabu & Mira Nair. As a fan of Indian movies, Angie shares how she became a fan of the genre and some personal experiences of traveling to India. We also discuss how the Oscars treat non-Western films, the immigrant experience, and the “Maxines” of the world.LOGLINE: The Namesake depicts the struggles of Ashoke and Ashima Ganguli (Irrfan Khan and Tabu), first-generation immigrants from the East Indian state of West Bengal to the United States, and their American-born children Gogol (Kal Penn) and Sonia (Sahira Nair). *Email us for show notes: divadailiespod@gmail.com*Twitter & Instagram: @divadailiespod*Diva Hotline: 714-729-3121TIME STAMPS:- Oscar & Razzie Moment of the Week (02:37) - Movie Breakdown (11:52)- Pop Corn & Pop Stars (52:46)- Spill the Technicolor Tea (64:42)- Tinseltown Showdown (69:02)- Show Me the Receipts (74:19)- Closing Thoughts/Impact (76:10)- Coming Attractions (78:51)

Frankie and Joey talk with Hannah Withers from the best bar in Arkansas, Maxine's Taproom. The legendary cocktail bar is named after the original owner, Maxine Miller, who opened the doors back in 1950. Hannah is now the caretaker of Maxine's Taproom and the owner of multiple restaurants in Fayetteville, AR.

Time Start Agenda—. 0:05 Intro —- 2:14 Food, eating it, cooking it,—— 7:15. Maxines cooking —- 8:55 grocery shopping—- 10:00. Working—- 11:52 spoiling us kids/ clothes shopping—- 13:37 Mongolian bowls—- 15:10 soap operas—- 18:40 Virginia City—- 20:38 Vacations/ car driving—- 22:44 Animals growing up—-

I can go on. I can go on. It's our mantra. It's why we're here, playing sub-underground rocknroll music from the last six decades for you on a 70-minute podcast, in spite of the howling void of stupidity and incompetence that surrounds us. Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #158 has a few new numbers for ya from VIOLENT CHANGE and MAGIK MARKERS (!), as well as a recently-unearthed gem from THE MAXINES - and then the rest of the show is "old chestnuts" from the likes of The Fall, Saccharine Trust, LA Drugs, Electric Eels, Departmentstore Santas, Knights Bridge, 1/2 Japanese and Naked Spots Dance (pictured). It's a real lulu of a programme, modesty aside.Track listing:VIOLENT CHANGE - Production Life MAGIK MARKERS - MachineEDIBLE ARRANGEMENTS - Moral ManNAKED SPOTS DANCE – Crescendo/Circle MoonIRREPERABLES - Broken SoundLA DRUGS - StagediveELECTRIC EELS - RefrigeratorTHE RIOTS - I Can Go OnKNIGHTS BRIDGE - Make Me Some LoveDEPARTMENTSTORE SANTAS - Lost At SeaBETTER BEATLES - Penny Lane 1/2 JAPANESE - No DangerTHE GIRLS - Okey DokeyTHE MAXINES - Champagne-Induced TypoWET BLANKETS - No CarrotsCHRIS HEAZLEWOOD - International SmokerSACCHARINE TRUST - Success and FailureRUBY PINS - Chariot PRINZHORN DANCE SCHOOL - Lawyer’s Water JugTHE FLOWERS - After DarkTHE FALL - The N.W.R.A.

It's another week with the Startup Junkie Crew! On this episode, Caleb Talley, Jeff Amerine, and Matthew Ward talk with Hannah Withers, owner of Maxine's Tap Room and Leverett Lounge. Maxine's Tap Room is a historical bar in Fayetteville that was voted one of the best bars in America by Esquire Magazine. Leverett Lounge is a Fayetteville favorite restaurant on Leverett Avenue that has a smooth balance of comfort and class. This week, you will get to hear about Hannah's entrepreneurial background (1:15), Feed the Heard program (10:23), and the importance of locally owned businesses (23:04). We are glad you are with us! Our Favorite Quote: Jeff – “With the knowledge and experience you have now, what would you tell your past self?” (33:10) Hannah – “We made so many mistakes… as long as you do what you love with people you trust, you will be okay.”   Maxine's Tap Room Leverett Lounge Hannah Withers

In der heutigen Podcastfolge habe ich Maxine Schiffmann zu Gast. Wir sprechen heute über die Themen emotionales Essen und das Thema Körperliebe. Maxine ist Coach und verfügt über eine riesige Expertise im Bereich der modernen Bewusstseinsentwicklung. Durch ihren Podcast „Soul Journal Podcast“, ermöglicht sie jedem, ein Zugang zu ihrem Wissen. Dort arbeitet sie mit dir an deinem eigenen Selbstmanagement, damit du dein Bewusstsein steigerst, deine Ziele leichter erreichst und mehr zu dir findest. Heute sprechen wir besonders über das Thema „Emotionales Essen“. Das emotionale Essen spielt eine große Rolle im Alltag vieler Menschen, eventuell auch in deinem. Das Essen ist immer mit Emotionen verbunden und gerade wenn wir aus Emotionen heraus viel Essen, ist unser Agni „Verdauungsfeuer“ gestört. Das könnte auch die Ursache für deine Beschwerden sein. Gerade wenn du weißt, dass du häufig aus der Emotion bzw. Stress heraus isst und nicht aus einem wirklichen Hungergefühl, dann ist diese Podcastfolge sehr wertvoll für dich. ALLE LINKS Mehr Infos zu Maxine: https://maxineschiffmann.de/ Maxines Podcast: https://maxineschiffmann.de/podcast/ In 2 Wochen startet Maxines neues „Emotionalen Hunger lösen“ Coaching Programm für mehr Liebe & Leichtigkeit mit Essen und Deinem Körper. Wenn Du Dich jetzt noch dafür bewerben möchtest, findest Du hier alle Infos: https://emotionaler-hunger.de/ Alle Infos zu Lenatura findest du unter: www.lenatura.de Link zum Offline-Kurs: https://calendly.com/lenatura/kurse Anmeldung zum Lenatura Newsletter Deine Meinung ist mir wichtig, deshalb sende mir dein Feedback: auf Instagram , Facebook oder per Mail

About the Show: On this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Hannah Withers.  Hannah along with her husband Ben Gitchel are the owners of Maxine’s Tap Room and the Leverett Lounge both in Fayetteville.  Hannah has been working in a food-retail environment since she was thirteen years of age. Those valuable experiences coupled with her husbands time as a Saucier have brought them to the place we find them today. Maxine’s Tap Room was just named one of the best bars in America by Esquire Magazine and Leverett Lounge is a culinary experience to behold. Hear how Hannah and Ben started the Little Bread Company one of their first businesses in Eureka Springs and how they brought it to Fayetteville during the economic downturn of 2008, persevered and built the business up and eventually sold it to some of the employees.   Not to be outdone with the success of the Little Bread Company, Hannah and Ben were introduced to Maxine’s niece and the rest, as they say, is history.  Next up came the Leverett Lounge which originally started as a Laundromat and Sliders establishment but eventually became one of the most popular neighborhood restaurants in all of Fayetteville, the Leverett Lounge.   All of this and more on this episode of I am Northwest Arkansas.   Important Links: The Little Bread Company Maxine’s Tap Room The Leverett Lounge This episode is sponsored by: Email info@iamnorthwestarkansas.com to learn more about sponsorship opportunities.

Faith, Gulags, Priests ,Sacrifice, Cruddy News and I think a very intelligent conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/4256/support

Episode 90 Guests: SleeptheSheep and VerminQuest Follow all the things! http://www.twitter.com/sheepthesleep http://www.twitter.com/mousemonarch http://www.twitter.com/curley https://about.me/kingkaz Check out Sheep and Maxines newest project “NoStarPlayers” launching this Saturday 01/27 A livestream improv show where you will join cyberpunk hackers -REDACT-, CLAIRVOYANT, and their lovable robot H3RM3S as they take on HORNE ENTERPRISES! https://www.twitch.tv/nostarplayers ~~Show Notes~~ Video version on … Continue reading "Guano Glaive"

Katrina Fox chats with Robert Petrarca of Maxine's Heavenly vegan cookie company in this episode of Vegan Business Talk.

It's up and it's GOOD! In this episode we chat about personal vexations, a feckless DVR, the Pophorn and the latest in Ghetto Action News™. And it goes without saying that we talked about Idris! Who's the rival this week?Opening music: Maxines by Texas Music Forge (freesounds.org)With additional music from Bananarama and The WeekndToday's earworm: Curious George theme song

It's up and it's GOOD! In this episode we chat about personal vexations, a feckless DVR, the Pophorn and the latest in Ghetto Action News™. And it goes without saying that we talked about Idris! Who's the rival this week?Opening music: Maxines by Texas Music Forge (freesounds.org)With additional music from Bananarama and The WeekndToday's earworm: Curious George theme song

It's our first episode and it was BRAZY!! A chat about what we're watching, the Ghetto Action News of 2016, an 80s lyrics test and of course Idris Elba! And yes we know, not Fred Durst.Opening music: Maxines by Texas Music Forge (freesounds.org)With additional music from George Michael, Prince and The WeekndToday's earworm: Forever Now by Ne-Yo

It's our first episode and it was BRAZY!! A chat about what we're watching, the Ghetto Action News of 2016, an 80s lyrics test and of course Idris Elba! And yes we know, not Fred Durst.Opening music: Maxines by Texas Music Forge (freesounds.org)With additional music from George Michael, Prince and The WeekndToday's earworm: Forever Now by Ne-Yo

We may have been gone for a little bit, but we’re trying to make up for it by having a podcast that’s bursting at the seams with wrestling goodness this week. It’s the full crew this week, so you’ve got Kris, Colin and Peter breaking down what’s been going for the last month or so in the world of WWE, as well a few brief looks at the wider world.However, before we get to that, we should point out that this episode, as per usual, contains major SPOILERS for the last month or so of WWE programming.Of course, the biggest thing that’s happened recently in WWE is the Brand Split, with Raw and SmackDown Live getting their own rosters, stories, and distinct looks. The guys give their thoughts on the strengths and weaknesses of those rosters, as well as what WWE needs to do in regards to their current titles.There’s also the currently ongoing Cruiserweight Classic, which Peter and Kris have been really enjoying recently. The matches, commentary and presentation all earned praise, although it’s worth noting that this episode was recorded before the final set of first round matches were shown, so there’s nothing on the wonderful matches from the latest show.Finally, the majority of this episode is dedicated to looking back at the recent Battleground event. While it’s safe to say that no-one was really blown away by the show, it was reasonably well received.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66Peter - @colossalblueBy Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

It may have taken us a little while, but we’ve finally had the time to look back over Extreme Rules. Alas, Peter wasn’t there for the discussion this time, but Colin and Kris ran down the show in record time, giving their fews on the show before looking at how WWE has progressed their storylines forwards from there to Money in the Bank.Of course, this does mean that the show features SPOILERS for WWE Extreme Rules, so don’t say you haven’t been warned.On top of that, there’s a run down of the recent news. The guys discuss Brock Lesnar’s UFC appearance, Will Ospreay’s success in Japan and the possible outcomes of the upcoming brand split. This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

Well it’s been a little while since our last podcast, but we’re back with a double header. With Payback now well and truly behind us, and Extreme Rules very nearly here, it seemed only fair that we looked at both of the shows. Unfortunately Peter couldn’t make the recording slot for this and episode, but that didn’t deter Kris and Colin, who sat down and looked at each of the pay-per-views and how the outcomes of Payback have moved onto the setup for Extreme Rules.It’s worth noting that, of course, there are massive spoilers for Payback in this episode. Kris and Colin discussed the show at length, and looked at the outcome of every match, as well as how WWE have moved their various feuds forwards since then.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

Payback is tomorrow, so of course we’ve got our views on what we expect to happen on the show. While it may feel a little like WrestleMania had little to no impact on what’s come since, we’ve generally been enjoying this post-WrestleMania WWE, so it’s hard to complain about that too much.For this episode it’s the full crew of Kris, Colin and Peter, and we’ve all got plenty of thoughts on the show, ranging from the possibility of a Bullet Club faction to the problem with Kalisto and the US Title right now.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

So the biggest wrestling of the weekend happened, and I think it’s fair to say reactions were fairly mixed. NXT seemed to go down well, as did the Hall of Fame, while WrestleMania itself was more middle of the road.On this episode of the podcast Kris, Colin and Peter go over their fews of the weekend’s three big WWE events. It is, of course, entirely full of spoilers for everything that happened, and some of the fall out. Beyond that, all you need to do is listen to this mammoth episode, even if it is somewhat later than intended.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66Peter - @colossalblueBy Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

It’s WrestleMania weekend! I hope you’re excited! We’re certainly buzzing here at By Gawd for WWE’s biggest show of the year, and we’ve got our Pre-WrestleMania podcast to prove it.This episode only features Kris and Colin, but they both took the time to break down every match on the show, including the pre-show, giving their opinions on whether or not they really cared about each of the matches, their result prediction, and their thoughts on the potential quality of each matchup.There’s also some broader predictions, like the final image of the night, and thoughts on the order of the card. There’s no predictions for NXT TakeOver unfortunately, but the guys will probably roll some thoughts on that show into their overall opinion on WrestleMania when our breakdown podcast releases next week.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

Our infrequent podcasting schedule continues with a look back at Fastlane and Roadblock, as well as a look forward to WrestleMania. Kris and Colin sat down to discuss all of these topics alongside the current storylines that WWE are running with. Does the Undertaker vs Shane O’Mac match make any sense? What do they think about AJ Styles vs Chris Jericho story line? Just what are you supposed to call this year’s WrestleMania now WWE have dropped the number? All of that, and more, is answered on this episode.It is, however, worth noting that this episode was recorded before WWE announced more of the WrestleMania card, so some of the speculation now seems wildly outdated. Blame Kris for being slow to edit.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

Well, WWE Fastlane is upon and, as is our custom, we’ve got a podcast full of predictions for you, mixing in a little recent news. Colin, Kris and Peter share their opinions on Daniel Bryan’s unfortunate early retirement, the announcement of WWE’s Global Cruiserweight Series, rumours around Wade Barrett’s future, and a few other bits here and there.From there it’s on to their thoughts on what’s been going on over the last few weeks, as well as their predictions for WWE Fastlane and onto WrestleMania.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66Peter - @colossalblueBy Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

We may be a little late (blame Kris), but if you want to know what Kris, Colin and Peter thought of 2016’s Royal Rumble then, finally, your prayers are answered! Of course, it’s worth noting that there are very heavy spoilers for the entire Royal Rumble event in this episode, as well as some details about the build towards Fastlane.With that said, give this episode a listen if you want to hear a breakdown of the entire Royal Rumble event. If that isn’t enough of a reason, then there are also some thoughts on Rusev’s attempt to revive a defunct championship, as well as Peter’s thoughts on the need for a Cruiserweight or Light Heavyweight division in the WWE.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66Peter - @colossalblueBy Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

After a rather long and unexpected hiatus, the By Gawd podcast has returned! As it’s January, it seems like now would be a good time to look back over the past year, so this episode is mostly focussed on us giving out awards that highlight the best of 2015.Between Colin, Kris and Peter, awards were given out for Commentator of the Year, Feud of the Year, Match of the Year, Best Tag Team, Best Female Wrestler and Best Male Wrestler. If you’d like to check out a full list of the awards you can head over here , or you can simply listen to the show.As an added treat, the guys also looked forwards to WrestleMania, trying to predict the winner of the Royal Rumble and how things will shake out from there.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66Peter - @colossalblueBy Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0

Hell in a Cell has been and gone, and Colin and Kris actually managed to find some time to talk about WWE’s most recent PPV. As per usual, this episode is packed full of spoilers, so if you haven’t seen Hell in a Cell yet probably give it a miss. The guys also cover a bit of the post-Hell in a Cell Raw, so be aware of that. With that said, over the course of this hour long episode, Colin and Kris break down the show, highlighting their favourite bits and dismissing those elements that just didn’t do much for them. They also take a quick look at where things are going next, as WWE build towards Survivor Series. This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0.

The general feeling about SummerSlam seemed to be one of confusion in this episode of the podcast. While Kris, Colin and Peter all had some ideas about how things will pan out, they’re pretty much stumped by both of the main events. That’s either a good thing, as it means WWE aren’t following their usual formula, or a terrible thing, as it means everything will be a huge mess. I guess the only way to find out will be to watch the show.The guys also took time to quickly preview NXT Takeover on the podcast, mostly focusing on the practicalities of Liger’s mask. It was a weird segment.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66Peter - @colossalblueBy Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit”Maxines“ by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0.

After a longer than intended break we are back! In the podcast’s absence a lot has been going on, and Colin and Kris broke down a few of their highlights. From Seth Rollins lack of credible challengers to the abundance of challengers that John Cena has created with the US Title Open Challenge, the guys take a look at everything they’ve been enjoying, culminating in a look at the epic battle between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker.On a sadder note, this episode was recorded before the passing of Roddy Piper. Kris recorded a short tribute to Piper to open the episode, and of course our thoughts are with his family.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbproColin - @Barr66By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlogTheme Credit”Maxines“ by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0.

Well I think we can all agree that that was a pretty good WrestleMania. While this episode of the podcast breaks down everything that happened during WrestleMania 31, the sheer quality of the show is the obvious headline.Yes, this episode see Kris, Colin and Peter sit down to discuss what happened on WWE’s biggest show of the year, chronicling all the twists and turns that happened throughout the night. That obviously means this episode contains SIGNIFICANT SPOILERS for WrestleMania 31, so make sure you watch it before listening in.This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show.Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbpro Colin - @Barr66Peter - @colossalblue By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlog Theme Credit”Maxines“ by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0.

Much like the rest of the wrestling world, this episode of the By Gawd podcast sees us gearing up for the grandaddy of them all, WrestleMania. Yes, we’re back from another break in our recording schedule to give you our thoughts on how WrestleMania 31 will pan out, as well as what we think of the build up to the biggest show of the year.On this episode are Kris, Colin and Peter, and they break down pretty much everything about the show, kicking off with the recent news that Brock Lesnar has signed a new, multi-year deal with WWE, keeping him with the company well after WrestleMania. The guys talk about how they think this will affect WrestleMania itself, as well as the implications for story lines long term.They also talk about the situation with the US and Intercontinental Championships, and whether the entrance of John Cena and Daniel Bryan into the title pictures is the start of a resurgence for the second tier titles, or just a momentary blip. Beyond that, they run down the rest of the card, talking Undertaker vs Bray Wyatt, Triple H vs Sting, and everything else. Basically if you care about WrestleMania at all, then this is the episode for you.Finally, it’s worth noting that there are some minor audio quality issues with this podcast. We’ve done our best to fix them, but we do apologise for any inconsistencies in the audio. This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you’re offended by that then we recommend that you don’t listen to it at all.As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here. The show is also available via iTunes, where we’d really appreciate reviews if you like the show. Get us on Twitter:Kris - @halbpro Colin - @Barr66 By Gawd! - @ByGawdBlog Theme Credit“Maxines” by Texas Music Forge is licensed under CC BY-NC 3.0.