Once a month, comedian Erik Barnes sits down with his friends to look at a classic (or not-so-classic) event from pro wrestling’s past!
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On this month’s episode, host and comedian Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) is joined by comedian/filmmaker/podcaster Doug Driesel, Jr. and comedian/journalist Mike Roe to discuss Jesse “The Body” Ventura’s big return to the World Wrestling Federation after being elected Governor of Minnesota – WWF Summerslam 1999!
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On this month’s episode, host Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) is joined by Timothy Buechner (Poor Decisions podcast) as they take it to the extreme and other cliches about hardcore wrestling! They review ECW Heatwave 2000, which Tim attended live and in-person! Enjoy this super-sized episode of the podcast, with tales of Tim’s live experience and all sorts of concerns about the people who both watched and performed for ECW!
Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) returns to the podcast waves with his frequent partner Nat Baimel (@natbaimel) to look at what is often considered to be one of the best WCW pay-per-view events of all-time – the 1989 Great American Bash! Does Teddy Long have Benjamin Button disease? Are battle royals kinda racist? Should they have left the memories alone?
Join comedians Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) and Nat Baimel (@natbaimel) as they take a look back at the World Wrestling Federation’s April 1996 pay-per-view offering – Good Friends, Better Enemies! Mad Dog Vachon’s fake leg, the Godwinns offering sacrificial pigs to the audience, the Ultimate Warrior not knowing what cigars or chairs are, and more!
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Live from Bucksnort, Tennessee – join comedian and host Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) with his fellow comedians – often co-host Nat Baimel (@NatBaimel) and guest Adam Cozens (@Adam_Cozens) – as they take a look back at WCW Spring Stampede 1994!
This time, Erik sits down with Thomas Green (host of Wrestlefolks) to conclude the second part of their look back at the 2001 pay-per-view horror story WOMEN OF WRESTLING: UNLEASHED. Unleashed is seriously one of the worst wrestling shows of all-time, but the referee fell off of the top of a steel cage, which is kind of rad.
(Check out PART ONE of the review by CLICKING HERE!)
On a special episode of Wrestlefolks, Tom joins forces with Leave The Memories Alone host/comedian/frequent guest Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) to present a podcast mash-up! Erik hosts the first-half of our review of the 2001 pay-per-view women’s wrestling mega-disaster WOW Unleashed! Plus, Tom answers some of your questions and gives a recap of his travels to New York City last week!
Come back next Wednesday for PART TWO of our WOW Unleashed review on Leave The Memories Alone!
Comedians Erik Barnes (ThatErikBarnes) & Joe Starr (@joestarr187) watched WWF IN YOUR HOUSE: BADD BLOOD with their other comedian friend Brock Wilbur (@brockwilbur), then recorded a podcast about it. Brock isn’t a wrestling fan.
Listen to Erik & Joe try to help Brock wrap his brain around things like handicap matches, Mexican midget wrestlers named Mosaic, and Vince McMahon announcing Brian Pillman’s death between pro wrestling battles.
Check out everything Brock Wilbur (including his album 28 Years Later and his podcast Brock Party) at BrockWilbur.com!
On this month’s episode of Leave the Memories Alone, comedians Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) and Joe Starr (@joestarr187) take a look at WCW Clash of the Champions 18 from January 1992! The Steiner Brothers’ singlet indecisiveness, Joe’s Australian interpretation of Terry Taylor, how cruiserweight wrestlers and rap music evolved the exact same way, Erik’s fantastic Jesse Ventura impression – these are things that happen during this podcast!
Frequent WRESTLEFOLKS guest Erik Barnes (@ThatErikBarnes) joined forces with fellow comedian Joe Starr (@joestarr187) to start a humorous retro pro wrestling review podcast. The bad news is there are only a limited number of episodes recorded due to unforeseen circumstances. The good news is we’ll be releasing one every four weeks for the next few months! On the inaugural episode, they’re joined by their pal and comedian Nat Baimel (@natbaimel) to discuss the 1992 WWF Royal Rumble and High Energy’s Saved by the Bell pants!
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