Podcasts about wwe's tough enough

I am joined by Mike and Jason today as I debut the podcast's new website! Jason shares some of his film school lessons. Mike is still waiting for the logins as the social media manager. We watch Bel-Air, a short fan-made teaser trailer of an updated and dramatic take on the classic show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. WWE's Tough Enough show had no success stories. Jason enlightens us about Wafles & Dinges. Mike steals the white sauce container from the Halal Guys. You only need cats to keep away the rats. We look at Kobe's $4,000,000 "I'm Sorry" ring. Followed by Mayweather's $15,000,000 watch. We ponder on how do people invent things. Coca-Cola invented the modern Santa Claus.

Squared Circle Sirens interviews the Garden State Goddess, Team Adams' trained, Tasha Steelz! In this interview Tasha Steelz talks about auditioning for the recent incarnation of WWE's Tough Enough, how she got intro wrestling, and how Triple H and Trish Stratus are two wrestlers who really inspired her to get into the business. Tasha lets us know how she got into training at IWF in New Jersey and what made her go to train under Damien Adams alongside Deonna Purrazzo and Karen Q as well as how her debut match went and how she made her ECWA debut at the company's yearly Chickfight tournament where she faced Deonna Purrazzo. She also takes us through how it was to debut for AIW Wrestling as she faced Holidead and her experience wrestling for Women's Wrestling Revolution where she faced off against her fellow training partner Karen Q in a match that she says is her favorite match she's had in her career thus far. Steelz also talks Women of Honor and how it was to wrestle in Puerto Rico! All that and much more are covered in this interview with one of the fastest rising names in women's wrestling! Be sure to listen!

In this corner, we have the spectacular J. Gonzo, artist and writer of "La Mano Del Destino", a comic set in a fictional 1960's Mexico about a supernatural luchador bent on revenge. He discusses all the thought and detail presented in the color and printing of this retro story, along with the history of Mexican wrestling, the importance of masks to identity, why we can't see the El Santo movies anymore, masculinity and machismo in Latino culture, and who gets to use Batman's weight room. Check out "La Mano Del Destino" at www.castleandkeypublications.com The second half of the episode is devoted to Martin Casaus, better known as "Marty the Moth" on the El Rey Network's popular show, "Lucha Underground". He talks about crafting his maniacal character, what makes "Lucha Underground" so much more plot driven than other wrestling shows, why wrestlers are such savvy vloggers, his injuries on WWE's "Tough Enough" encouraging people's fitness journeys and much more. Find Marty online at www.martincasaus.com Don't forget you can buy some super cool "Double Page Spread" merch with the Lil Cappy or Lil Dreddy logos at www.doublepagespread.threadless.com This podcast is part of the Taylor Network which is a home to many great podcasts all available on the Taylornetwork feed on iTunes, Stitcher radio and Google Play.

In this corner, we have the spectacular J. Gonzo, artist and writer of "La Mano Del Destino", a comic set in a fictional 1960's Mexico about a supernatural luchador bent on revenge. He discusses all the thought and detail presented in the color and printing of this retro story, along with the history of Mexican wrestling, the importance of masks to identity, why we can't see the El Santo movies anymore, masculinity and machismo in Latino culture, and who gets to use Batman's weight room.  Check out "La Mano Del Destino" at www.castleandkeypublications.com The second half of the episode is devoted to Martin Casaus, better known as "Marty the Moth" on the El Rey Network's popular show, "Lucha Underground". He talks about crafting his maniacal character, what makes "Lucha Underground" so much more plot driven than other wrestling shows, why wrestlers are such savvy vloggers, his injuries on WWE's "Tough Enough" encouraging people's fitness journeys and much more.  Find Marty online at www.martincasaus.com Don't forget you can buy some super cool "Double Page Spread" merch with the Lil Cappy or Lil Dreddy logos at www.doublepagespread.threadless.com This podcast is part of the Taylor Network which is a home to many great podcasts all available on the Taylornetwork feed on iTunes, Stitcher radio and Google Play. Brought to you by www.blackphoenixalchemylab.com where you can dabble in their new scents of hair gloss and bar soaps! As well as www.dcbservice.com, where you can find many of the Marvel and DC books as well as support indie creators all at deep discounts. 

Bikini is still a newer category within the bodybuilding community. I am bringing on 4-6 Pro Bikini competitors to talk about their experiences competing in the bikini division of bodybuilding shows. How was is for them turning pro? What advice do they have for new comers wanting to compete in bikini? I also will be running a general chat regarding prep, training and common misconceptions regarding the bikini division. At about the 30-40 min mark I will turn to just interviewing Gabi CastroVinci who is a Pro Bikini competitor, owner of Marina Morena Fitness, and was recently on WWE's Tough Enough. She is great at promoting herself via social media and I want to talk about how she worked from not placing in her first show, to being where she is now. Gabi is a fitness model, a bikini pro, a business owner and reality TV star; what she has accomplished in just a couple years in incredible. I will ask what advice she has for new business owners on social media promotion and if she has anything new on the horizon for 2016!

What a fantastic episode of Sucka Radio we have lined up for your listening pleasure.First up, Battlefield Fight League commentator Darcy McBride stops by. He discusses this past weekends BFL 37 scuffle between Ash Mashreghi and Leo Xavier, as well as some chatter about the evening's main event.UFC Fight Night 73's Beneil Dariush is up next to discuss his co-main event battle against Michael Johnson. He also talks about where he feels a win will put him, training with champions, Jason "Mayhem" Miller and moving up to 170-pounds.Finally, Chelsea Green AKA Jaida from WWE's Tough Enough joins the show to talk about how she got into pro wrestling, initially not making Tough Enough, the feelings of the cast members when she was brought back and more.As always you can you can listen to Sucka Radio on Stitcher HERE, iTunes HERE, TuneIn HERE, on MMASucka.com HERE and LastwordonSports.com.Help out a few of our buddies make the trip to Las Vegas for the 2015 Worlds Toughest Mudder. Stop by their GoFundMe page HERE and for every $5 donation the team will have to do a burpee.Make sure you stop by our sponsors’ sites at ProAmBelts.com and FloatHouse.ca.

Dustin applied for WWE's Tough Enough – 1:16 Luke played a lot of games – 5:00 Titan Souls – 5:35 NES Remix 2 – 8:50 Chris hates Shadow or Mordor – 10:45 Child of Light – 13:00 Dustin still loves Shovel Knight – 14:00 Mario Kart 8 – 15:10 Erik played Mortal Kombat X – 17:00 New releases – 20:40 Error Machine Describes DOOORS – 23:15 Best Buy gets a Splatoon Wii U bundle – 28:00 New Star Wars Battlefront and Guitar Hero announcements – 30:30 A few people watched the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer – 37:25 What music we're currently jamming to – 43:25 If we could be Transformers, what would be transform into? - 49:20 NXT comes to Columbus – 51:50 Outro and plugs – 53:30

Mike Sempervive and Brian Alvarez discuss the return of WWE's "Tough Enough," and talk about Smackdown being taken off the sci-fi network and put on the USA network.

On this episode we will have the one and only Miss USA 2010 Rima Fakih joining us. She will discuss the pageant lifestyle and of course her experience on WWE's Tough Enough. We will break down her future wrestling plans as only Pure Gold can do.

Logan looks at some of the recent dirt sheet reporting. -- including:  Part II of Dave's Macho Man Bio and a lot on WWE's Tough Enough.