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Happened In the 90's hosted by Steve and Matt picks a day, any day, and then goes back in time to that magical decade we all know and love the 90's, to revisit episodes of tv, movies that premiered, or cultural events that occurred on that day in the 90's. This week Matt starts the show off by giving a recap of 90's Con in Hartford, CT. After that its a big ball of March 24th in the 90's. SEGMENT 1 Show: Alf Episode: Consider Me Gone (Season: 4| Episode: 24) Air Date: 03/24/1990 Story: When ALF picks up a signal on the Tanner's radio, he realizes that it is someone trying to get in touch with him through Melmacian code. He cracks the codes and finds that it's two of his friends who want to pick him and take him to their new planet. He agrees to meet them unaware that the Alien Task Force is onto them. SEGMENT 2 Show: Wrestlemania VII Air Date: 03/24/1991 Story: WrestleMania VII sequentially was the seventh WrestleMania professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). It took place on March 24, 1991 at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena in Los Angeles, California. The main event saw Hulk Hogan defeat Sgt. Slaughter for the WWF Championship as part of a controversial storyline in which Sgt. Slaughter portrayed an Iraqi sympathizer during the United States' involvement in the Gulf War. The undercard included The Undertaker's WrestleMania debut and the beginning of his renowned winning streak. Matches: 1. The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) defeated The Barbarian & Haku (w/ Bobby Heenan) (10:41) 2.The Texas Tornado defeated Dino Bravo (w/ Jimmy Hart) (3:11) 3. The British Bulldog defeated The Warlord (w/ Slick) (8:15) 4. The Nasty Boys (Jerry Sags & Brian Knobbs) (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart) to win the WWF Tag Team Championship (12:10) 5. Jake Roberts defeated Rick Martel in a Blindfold Match (8:34) 6. The Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) defeated Jimmy Snuka (4:20) 7. The Ultimate Warrior defeated Randy Savage (w/ Sensational Queen Sherri) in a Retirement match (20:48) 8. Kintaro and Tenru defeat Demolition 9. The Big Boss Man (w/ André the Giant) defeated Mr. Perfect (w/ Bobby Heenan) by DQ. Perfect retains the WWF Intercontinental Championship (10:47) 10. Earthquake (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Greg Valentine (3:14) 11. The Legion of Doom (Hawk & Animal) defeated Power and Glory (Paul Roma & Hercules) (w/ Slick) (0:59) 12. Virgil defeated Ted DiBiase (7:41) 13. The Mountie (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Tito Santana (1:21) 14. Hulk Hogan defeated Sgt. Slaughter (w/ General Adnan) to win the WWF Championship (20:26) Thanks for listening! Watch all new episode every Thursday here on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk5uXQXE9WGIWcpSkNkXaOg Audio available on all major platforms. Email Us At: hitnineties@gmail.com Instagram: HappenedInThe90s Twitter: HIThe90s Facebook: @HappenedInThe90s Website: happenedinthe90s.wordpress.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kyoto is located in the central part of Honshu Island, Japan and was the imperial capital of the country for over a thousand years. It is also known as the City of Ten Thousand Shrines. It is an absolute must see on a visit to Japan. To get some expert advice on how best to spend your time and get the most out of your stay in the city I spoke with Niall Gibson expert guide, travel planner and managing director of kyotofun.com and myjapanadventure.com. from his home Kyoto. And please some advice on how to conduct yourself in this polite culture. I first set off on foot near the Yasaka Shrine To get a feel for the city. Wait a minute what the hell is this? Hari Kirshnas? In Kyoto? Well it’s an international city so anything is possible but not my idea of traditional Japanese culture. So I moved on to the Heian Shrine. It is a top ranked shrine by the Association of Shinto Shrines. Heian dates back to 1895, a relatively short history compared to other important temples and shrines in Japan. Outside the shrine on a busy road in Kyoto sits It’s Torii Gate, one of the largest in Japan. Built in 1929 it’s over 24 meters high. A torri gate symbolizes the transition from the profane to the sacred. The orange, green and white buildings inside are meant to be replicas of the old Kyoto Imperial Palace. The Heian Shrine’s gardens are some of the most impressive in all of Japan. If you’re timing is good you’ll see a stunning display of cherry blossoms in the spring. If you’re timing is good…. No matter what time of year taking a stroll through the gardens is a true zen experience, and hey you can even step over these stones. The same ones Scarlett Johansson hopped over in “Lost In Translation”. I left the Heian Shrine totally refreshed from my walk through the gardens and headed back to Gion to take a walk through this traditional neighborhood, where I’ve been told real Geisha’s can be seen. Actually the correct term or name for a Geisha in Kyoto is Geiko and an apprentice is called a Maiko. But my best sighting was just the many tourists who come and dress up in traditional kimonos and walk around and pose for pictures. I took another suggestion from Niall and made my way to Arishiyama, about a 30 minute train ride from central Kyoto to see the Tenru ji Buddhist Temple and finish off my visit with a walk through the world-famous Bamboo Grove. Arishiyama is home to several temples and interesting sites to see including a monkey park where over 170 monkeys reside. It’s also a spectacular place to visit for the beautiful scenery of the surrounding mountains, especially during the spring and fall. I made my way to Tenru ji-the head temple of the Tenru branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism. Construction was completed in 1345 but the temple has subsequently suffered through many fires and the buildings that currently stand here were reconstructed in the last half of the 19 and early 20th centuries. Tenru ji is surrounded by beautiful gardens and was designated a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1994. It’s North Gate is the entrance to the famous Sagano Bamboo Grove. It’s no coincidence that bamboo gardens or groves in Japan are usually situated near Shinto Shrines or Buddhist Temples. The bamboo represents strength, a symbol intended to ward off evil.If you want to truly experience the wonder of this place and it’s magical sounds, visit early in the morning or late in the day. That’s it for this week’s Far East Adventure Travel Podcast. Don’t forget to like the Far East Adventure Travel page on Facebook and for more inspiration subscribe to John Saboe on YouTube:http://bit.ly/2ni8SSjyoutube visit fareastadventuretravel.com Until next time this is John Saboe. Safe travels and Namaste!

King Haku is one of Y2J's oldest friends in the biz. They were in Mexico together, Japan together, WCW together, and WWE together (and yes, there are lots of drunken, road stories that go along with all those territories)! King Haku also explains how Sumo led him to pro-wrestling, Vince McMahon, and the Haku gimmick. Plus, he remembers working with Goldberg, tag teaming with Andre The Giant, and bar fights with Arn Anderson!

Excerpts from Kyoto-City Of 10,000 ShrinesKyoto is located in the central part of Honshu Island, Japan and was the imperial capital of the country for over a thousand years. It is also known as the City of Ten Thousand Shrines. It is an absolute must see on a visit to Japan. Because there are so many sites  I met my expat friend Niall Gibson, who is a guide and travel specialist living in Kyoto to get an expert opinion on what to see in a short time.I first set off on foot near the Yasaka Shrine To get a feel for the city. Wait a minute what the hell is this? Hari Kirshnas? In Kyoto? Well it’s an international city so anything is possible but not my idea of traditional Japanese culture. So I moved on to the Heian Shrine. It is a top ranked shrine by the Association of Shinto Shrines. I made my way to Tenru ji-the head temple of the Tenru branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism. Construction was completed in 1345 but the temple has subsequently suffered through many fires and the buildings that currently stand here were reconstructed in the last half of the 19 and early 20th centuries. Tenru ji is surrounded by beautiful gardens and was designated a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1994. It’s North Gate is the entrance to the famous Sagano Bamboo Grove. It’s no coincidence that bamboo gardens or groves in Japan are usually situated near Shinto Shrines or Buddhist Temples. The bamboo represents strength, a symbol intended to ward off evil.That’s it for this week’s Far East Adventure Travel Podcast. Don’t forget to like the Far East Adventure Travel page on Facebook and  visit fareastadventuretravel.comUntil next time this is John Saboe. Safe travels and Namaste!

FREEFLY presents "108: Unity, Spirituality & Infinity"In various ancestral traditions, and particularly in the Yoga Tradition, 108 is a sacred number which represents unity, spirituality and infinity. One represents divinity or ‘oneness’, zero ‘the circle of life’ and eight is the symbol of infinity, which also signifies ‘as above, so below.’Recorded live at the Yasmin Yoga Loft, Day 108, Saturday, April 18th, 2015Tracklist:  1. Sacred earth by Beautiful (0:00) 2. Before You Go by Mvnners (4:57) 3. The Flow by Exist Strategy (7:27) 4. Peaceful Mountain by Sunlight (11:19) 5. In The Air by Lux Natura (15:56) 6. Hope by 2 Senses (18:21) 7. Pure by Rameses B (21:54) 8. Beyond Ourselves by SkyFlair (27:00) 9. I'll Need You by LuQuS (31:16) 10. Myopia by Polyphony (35:24) 11. The Way She Moves by Tenru (40:39) 12. Kowai (Stumbleine Remix) by Submerse (43:54) 13. Reflection by Kaj. (48:11) 14. Passing By by Sensitize (53:14) 15. Mono No Aware (Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow) by Hammock (57:00) 16. Ghost by Hakuu (1:03:33) 17. Andromeda by Jacoo (1:07:00) 18. Bambi by Blackedout (1:10:46) 19. It Only Takes A Moment by Fairfax (1:13:29) 20. Life Without You by Jacoo (1:16:50) 21. Unity by Eveeh (1:20:53) 22. Saudade by Solace (1:27:38) 23. Cycle by Pensees (1:33:58) 24. Mixed Signals (Synkro Remix) by Frederic Robinson (1:39:17) 25. Enjoy The Moment (Unquote Remix) by Bop (1:47:05) 26. Sugar Drop 77 by DJ Drez (1:52:10) 27. Daydream by Kaj. & CMA (1:57:40) 28. Lowdown by Luka (2:03:43) 29. Hope by Limitless Wave (2:04:59) 30. The Dreamer Slept But Did Not Dream by Darshan Ambient (2:07:58)

FREEFLY presents: Future Baby Making (2015) - A collective of slow, futuristic and sexually charged Electronica & RnB tracksTracklist:  1. Make You Feel by Alina Baraz & Galimatias (0:00) 2. Two Bodies ft. Emma Louise (Lido Remix) by Flight Facilities (3:41) 3. Do You by DIVERSA (6:31) 4. Let Me Love You (GXNXVS & CVIRO Remix) by Mario (8:05) 5. Don't Wanna Dance (Phazz Remix) by MØ (10:56) 6. No Lies by Stwo (15:13) 7. The Way She Moves by Tenru (17:10) 8. Wicked Games Re-Imagination by The Weeknd (20:41) 9. Heavy Water by De̊ǰa (24:15) 10. Dekire ft. Oscar Key Sung by Charles Murdoch (28:20) 11. Vulnerable (Dave Luxe Remix) by Tinashe (31:20) 12. Faded (Lido Remix) by ZHU (35:52) 13. Wednesday Night Interlude ft. PARTYNEXTDOOR by Drake (38:52) 14. Girls Just Want To Have Fun ft. Aayushi by Dillistone (41:52) 15. Fantasy by Alina Baraz & Galimatias (45:02) 16. Jungle by Drake (48:17)