Episode 328 – Cody Clarke

The term, independent, is used a lot to describe many things, including movies. My guest on this episode of The PVDcast is truly an independent filmmaker who has produced several films on microscopic budgets. Cody Clarke is the guest that I am referring to and we chat about his philosophy on filmmaking. We also discuss his various film projects, including his most recent, Oscar’s. Cody also talks about his poetry and how it helps keep his creativity razor sharp. It’s an insightful edition that no fan of independent film will want to miss!

Episode 327 – Thomas Angeletti

Movies take center stage on this episode of The PVDcast. My guest is Thomas Angeletti, a Columbus based photographer and film maker. Thomas is also the driving force behind Alysm Films. We chat about his various film projects, which include the horror film, Perdition. Thomas also clues me in on the concept of “microfilms”, super short films perfect for Instagram, Snap Chat or Tik Tok. Additionally, we talk about Thomas’ career as a photographer and even fit in some hockey talk! Where else can you hear a podcast that combines dark rooms and penalty boxes in the same episode?

Episode 326 – Wrestlemania Review 2022

Last weekend, the biggest pro wrestling event of the year took place. Wrestlemania was a two-night spectacular that featured some awesome wrestling action, shocking surprises, and glorious returns. On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by DJ Joey Blayze (one-half of The Pro Wrestling Pundits) to recap this event. We review our predictions for the event, analyze each match and talk about what possible storylines might be happening in the future. One might say that this edition of The PVDcast is a real stunner (pun intended)!

Episode 325 – Wrestlemania Preview 2022

This weekend, the most stupendous Wrestlemania will take place in Dallas. On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by The Pro Wrestling Pundits, Ringside Rand and DJ Joey Blayze, to discuss the event. We examine the card, analyze the storylines and make our predictions about what we think will go down on Saturday and Sunday. Additionally, we comment on what surprises are rumored to happen and how those surprises might fit into future booking plans. Don’t miss the episode that is more thorough than a referee checking over a dastardly heel.

Episode 324 – Mike McG 2

Each year, thousands of movies are released. Some of those movies are beloved by many people, while other movies are hated by many people. On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by YouTube personality, Mike McG. to discuss our top three movies that we hate. We summarize each of our selections and talk about why we detest these films so much. Lastly, our conversation wraps up with a chat about Mike’s popular YouTube channel.

Episode 323 – Rory Sheridan (Macho Cat Comics)

Once again pro wrestling and comic books collide on this episode of The PVDcast. My guest for this edition is Rory Sheridan, an independent comic book creator from Cincinnati. Rory is the man behind Macho Cat Comics and the new project, Jimmy Nation. Rory explains his tale of a plucky, young babyface wrestler trying to move up the ladder of success. We talk about the current Kickstarter for the project, the backstory to the comic and future plans for Jimmy Nation. We wrap up the episode discussing comics book favorites, Rory’s wrestling fandom and his acting career!

Episode 322 – Eric Watkins (Broken Icon Comics)

It has been said that pro wrestling is like a live action comic book. My guest on PVDcast #322 can attest to that statement! Eric Watkins, one half of Broken Icon Comics, joins me to discuss his company’s newest comic, The Adventures of Al Snow and Head ft. Chavo Guerrero Jr. Eric fills me in on how this project became a reality, why he decided to use the genre of Western for the project and info on the current Kickstarter to help fund the project. We also dive into Eric’s comic book and wrestling fandoms, as well as discussing some of Broken Icon Comics’ massive catalog of comics!

Episode 321 – “The Prophet of Pain” Amos

This weekend, the Arnold Sports Festival returns to Columbus, Ohio. New Ohio Wrestling is slated to present several huge wrestling events at the Arnold. On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by the “Prophet of Pain” Amos, who will be competing on those NOW events. Obviously, we discuss Amos’ insights about being part of NOW at the Arnold. But we also talk about Amos’ training and his start in pro wrestling. Wrestling fandom, traveling, goals and even philosophy are additional topics we cover in this powerful episode of The PVDcast!

Episode 320 – Jeff Dwoskin II

It’s often said that “laughter is the best medicine.” If that’s true, then my guest on this episode of The PVDcast has the cure for what ails you. Comedian and podcaster Jeff Dwoskin joins me to talk about his two podcasts (Live from Detroit: the Jeff Dwoskin Show & Crossing the Streams). Jeff shares his philosophy on podcasting, discusses building an audience and reveals some big news: Live from Detroit: the Jeff Dwoskin Show is nominated for a prestigious podcasting award. We also talk about his career in comedy, playing Wordle & much more!

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Episode 319 – AC Mack

On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by a pro wrestler who has set the independent pro wrestling scene on fire. My guest is the current Independent Wrestling World Champion, AC Mack. AC made history a few short weeks ago when he captured this championship, becoming the first openly gay male wrestler to hold a World title. AC and I chat about what this accomplishment means to him, what impact he hopes to make during his reign and what upcoming matches are on his schedule. We also dive into his start in the wrestling business, the state of diversity in the sport and AC gives us a glimpse into what superstar he would want to face in his ultimate dream match.