Rasslin' Ramblins

LP has moved away, so while we contemplate the future of the show and the logistics that surround continuing; enjoy some classic episodes of Rasslin’ Ramblins. This episode is an audio conversion of the very first YouTube upload from all the way back in 2011. We were recording at the time with just an 8MP digital camera’s video option with internal microphone so the audio quality is going to be horrendous, even compared to the lackluster sound you’re accustomed to these days.

Hart and LP make a triumphant return with episode 16! Maybe all the tech gremlins have been vanquished?! Stay tuned at the end for an interview from the NWA of current World Champion Nick Aldis and the full interview with the 8 time world champion Harley Race just before his unfortunate passing in August.

It's part two as Hart and LP continue their discussion about the Royal Rumble and more fantasy booking the territory. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Interact with the show: @hartguile IG/Twitter @dennisdudrey/IG “We pledge allegiance to the leader of the mighty Cult of Cornette; and to the pro wrestling for which he stands, no blowup dolls, dick spots, or dance routines with blood, sell outs, and shoot angles for all.” As well as 5 star reviews on iTunes you can help support the show by headed over to our friends at Collar and Elbow brand and use the code RasslinRamblins on all your purchases!

In this edition of Rasslin' Ramblins, Hart and LP kick off a two-part discussion of the recent Royal Rumble, fantasy book the next few weeks of WWE television and we see how Hart really has it bad for Becky. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a 5* rating on iTunes and Google Play, Follow the guys: @hartguile IG/Twitter @dennisdudrey/IG “We pledge allegiance to the leader of the mighty Cult of Cornette; and to the pro wrestling for which he stands, no blowup dolls, dick spots, or dance routines with blood, sell outs, and shoot angles for all.” If you're struggling with sucidal thoughts, please reach out. There are people who do care about you no matter what your mind might be telling you. If nothing else, call the Suicide Hotline at 800-273-8255. You can also text HOME to 741-741 for free, 24-hour support from the Crisis Text Line. For our international listeners, please visit the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) to find more information. And for our listeners struggling with addiction and you're ready to seek a change, reach out to the fine folks over at the Addiction Help Line: (866) 236-1651 (drughelpline.org). As always, thanks for listening and support the show by heading over to Collar And Elbow (via lddy.no/2t2v), pick out some superb clothing and use the code RASSLINRAMBLINS to save some $$.