Episode 281 – Encore Episode: “Big Guns” Jeff Cannon

It is said that the pro wrestling industry is like one big family. This Encore Episode features my conversation with not only the former promoter and owner of Ohio Championship Wrestling (OCW) but a friend and a true brother, “Big Guns” Jeff Cannon. This past weekend marked five years since “Big Guns” called it a career in pro wrestling. This chat took place a few weeks prior to Jeff’s last match. We will talk about Jeff’s fandom, his start in the wrestling game, creating OCW and many other highlights from his 20+ year career. Join Jeff and me on this fun and genuine journey down memory lane!

Episode 280 – Wrestlemania Review 2021

Last week saw a ton of wrestling action take place! All of this wrestling action was centered around the WWE spectacular that is Wrestlemania! The Pro Wrestling Pundits (DJ Joey Blayze and Ringside Rand) return on this episode to review “the Showcase of the Immortals”. We give our overall opinions of the event, breakdown all the matches and make predictions about what might be on the horizon for many WWE superstars in the next few months. It’s one episode with so many opinions, your eardrums will tap out!

Episode 279 – Wrestlemania Preview 2021

Wrestling fans rejoice! It’s that special time of the year called Wrestlemania! Do my guests on this episode of The PVDcast share in this excitement? Tune in to find out as I am joined by The Pro Wrestling Pundits (DJ Joey Blayze and Ringside Rand). The guys join me to give their honest conjecture about this year’s event. We analyze each match and discuss its build-up. We also give our thoughts on who will be victorious and how that might affect their future in the WWE. It’s one episode that has more opinions than Ric Flair has robes!

Episode 278 – George Stover

On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by actor George Stover. George has been acting for almost five decades and has appeared in many independent films. George and I talk about his career, including his roles in Attack of the 60-foot Centerfolds & his small part on Homicide: Life on the Street. We also discuss working with a young John Waters and being cast in Waters’ film, Female Trouble. George also explains his philosophy on acting, as well as why he never left the Maryland area to pursue his craft. We wrap up our conversation with a chat about George’s hobby of collecting model trains. This is one delightful discussion you need to check out!

Episode 277 – Mick Manhattan

On this episode of The PVDcast, I’m joined by fellow podcaster, Mick Manhattan. He is the driving force behind The Scene Snobs, a fantastic podcasting network. We chat about Mick’s history in podcasting, the formation of The Scene Snobs and his philosophy on podcasting. We also discuss other topics, such as pro wrestling, movies, hockey and much more! It’s one fun episode with absolutely no snobbery of any kind!

Episode 276 – Bob Corby III

On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined for the third time by the man behind S.P.A.C.E., Bob Corby. S.P.A.C.E. is the Small Press and Alternative Comics Expo and has been the premier indie comic book and small press convention for the past 20+ years. Bob and I discuss the origins of the convention, how it has grown and how COVID impacted the event. Bob shares some details on how S.P.A.C.E. will look for 2021 and his hopes for the future. We also chat about Bob’s artistic endeavors and his comic imprint, Back Porch Comics. Given that 2019 was Bob’s last appearance, be sure to check out this edition of The PVDcast!

Episode 275 – Allyson Morgan

New York City has been a hub for filmmaking for decades. On PVDcast #275, I’m joined by screenwriter, actress and producer, Allyson Morgan. We chat about her new, short film, First Date, which just got picked up by Hulu. Additionally, Allyson and I discuss her move from Ohio to NYC and the perks of living in the Big Apple. We round out our conversation by highlighting Allyson’s recurring role on Law & Order: SVU and why rom-coms can be problematic. Join us on this jovial journey into filmmaking!

Episode 274 – Michael Spedden

On this episode of The PVDcast, I’m joined by Michael Spedden. He is an actor, businessman and podcaster, who calls Maryland home. We discuss podcasting and Michael’s podcast, Fowl Players Radio. Hear Michael’s explanation for starting this podcast and what are his goals for it. We also chat about Michael’s acting collective, the Fowl Players of Perryville. Michael even shares stories from his role on Gotham, describe what life is like as the JG Wentworth Viking and plenty more!

Episode 273 – William Walley

On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by William Walley. A relative newcomer to the podcasting world, William is the creator of the podcast, The World of Walley. This podcast is a mix of conversations with guests and anecdotes from William’s life. And trust me, William has some remarkable tales to tell! We also talk about why he started his podcast, early successes and failures, his podcasting philosophy and much more! Truthfully, William is a great storyteller, which makes this episode a must-listen.

Episode 272 – Steve Goldstein

World Class Championship Wrestling was one of the most innovative and tragic wrestling territories in history. The promotion was centered on the Von Erich family and their exploits in the ring. Sadly, many of their exploits out of the ring is what lead to the downfall of this legendary promotion. On this episode of The PVDcast, I sit down with Steve Goldstein, a screenwriter who penned a movie about the Von Erichs. Steve discusses how the project got started, why it stalled, his working relationship with Kevin Von Erich and even how Vince McMahon tried to interfere with the screenplay. It’s an episode that is as big as the state of Texas itself!