Podcasts about petey rave

Friend and K-pop aficionado, Petey Rave joins us this week! They discuss remakes of 90s sit-coms, SXSW Music events: K-Pop Night Out & Japan Nite, the ridiculousness of radishes, and more! (Recorded Live March 30th, 2016) (Episode 224) Check out the … Continued

This week on Record Breakers, Petey Rave gives us another entry from the Republic of Korea in Lim Kim a.k.a. Kim Yerim's first solo full-length album, "Goodbye 20". What did the guys think? Listen/Watch and find out! Listen along with our Spotify Playlist

It's here! The premiere of Hallyujuku, starring Petey Rave and Brandon Cooper. This podcast is basically our avenue to discuss our shared obsession for East Asian pop culture. On this first official episode, we go through some headlines in the world of KPop, including Girls Generation's YouTube Music Awards upset victory, Epik High and their unique take on Korean Hip-Hop, and we're finally getting that T.O.P. album. Plus, Petey gives his thoughts on Coffee Prince and he and Kaz shamelessly turn into giant girls over it.

On this final Beta episode, we discuss more AllKpop headlines, ​including Topp Dogg's debut MV, Taeyang's upcoming solo material, Jay Park's new label, and out first impression's of Trouble Maker's comeback. Also, Petey Rave gives his complete thought's on My Lovely Sam-Soon and he and Kaz gush about how much they love it. Additionally, Kaz assigns Petey his next drama in (The First Shop Of) Coffee Prince, and Petey assigns himself some extra credit in Good Doctor.

This week, we bring back the team of Jerry Vin and Hawk Jefferson to delve into the unique world of Montreal Independent Wrestling. Namely, we discuss Inter-Species Wrestling and their recent event, Summer Slam-Tasia! We discuss moustaches, Pandas, Italian chefs, pork chops, Petey Rave's delusional wedding plans for him and Addy Starr and much more!

So DJM decided, on a whim, to join Petey Rave in Atlanta for DragonCon, giving the guys the unprecedented opportunity to be in the same physical space. They seized this opportunity by commandeering The NSFW Show's Justin Robert Young and brought him into a hotel room to discuss the keystone to the history of Georgia wrestling, WCW. We discuss, the cruiserweights, NWO, Vince Russo and more. Warning: This episode was recorded on a hastily slapped together recording setup in a hotel room. The audio is not to our usual standards. We'll be back to our Indie Wrestling fare beginning next week. We promise!

In the pilot episode for our brand new East Asian pop culture podcast, Petey Rave and Brandon Cooper get together to discuss the then newly-released G-Dragon solo material from Coup D'etat. Following that, they tell you about the variety show that got Petey into Korean Culture, Running Man. This is how the journey began.

On this special episode of Fanny Pack Wrestling, the guest is Petey Rave! Petey goes on assignment in Secaucus, NJ and attends Wrestlecon 2013. After a weekend filled with wrestling action, he does his best to recount his experiences. Warning: Lots of sleep deprivation-induced rambling and hyperbole contained within this episode.

After taking a week off, Fanny Pack Wrestling comes back swinging with a great new episode. Petey Rave and DJM squee over their respective upcoming Indy Wrestling plans, and, additionally, have a chat about Indy Wrestlers adjusting to the "Big Leagues" and the change in persona needed. Afterwards, they bring in returning guest Brandon Cooper and his It Needs More Desu cohost Mike Lettau to talk Dramatic Dream Team's Budokan Peter Pan 2012 event. Topics covered include Japanese humor, Tag Team Wrestling, Danshoku Dino's ass, what video-game friendly rivalry Kenny Omega and Kota Ibushi could be analogous to, and so much more.

In this premiere episode of FPWP, Petey Rave and DJM are joined by their friends, Brandon Cooper and Drew Snyder to review. CHikara's King Of Trios 2012. We talk about Japanese Wrestling, the ethics of Duck Duck Goose in a wrestling ring, Sugar Dunkerton's mental state, and so much more. Join us on this journey, won't you?