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  1. BoredWrestlingFan Radio Episode 127

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    Alrighty then.

    IHWE Radio host Michael McCurdy joins Joe, Jorge, G, and Mark after JT leaves to talk about his podcast, WCCW, BlogTalkRadio, IHWE founder David Fuller, porn mail, and much more.  Not necessarily in that order.  We recap the week in professional wrestling.  In the news, we talk about the downfall of the WWE stock, and investigations into it.  We talk about the WWE Network and the actual number of subscribers needed to break even.  We talk about the contracts of Mick Foley, Bret Hart, Sting, and Kurt Angle.  Speaking of Mick Foley, we play his HUGE announcement from this past week.  All this, and much much more on BWF Radio!

    BoredWrestlingFan Radio Episode 127 (MP3, 2:10:14)

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    This week’s break song was “Inevitability of Death” by The Tragically Hip.  Buy it here!

  2. BoredWrestlingFan Radio Episode 125

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    Maybe if Adam Rose and Zeb Colter did DDP Yoga they’d be able to tilt their heads that far…

    On this episode of BWF Radio, JT proves that it’s not just our guests that have trouble getting through to the show.  G leaves early, but not before talking about the upcoming Original Stampede Wrestling event, “Taco or No Taco?”  Mark forgets about a fellow Brit, and Jorge…  well, we love Jorge (Simpsons reference!).  And Joe has to maintain order amongst them.  We talk WWE Extreme Rules, and all of the great wrestling television on for the week.  Brie Bella’s bad acting is discussed.  In the news, we talk about the whereabouts of Chris Sabin and Kaz.  We find out the depths of where the WWE stock has plummeted before discussing becoming shareholders ourselves.  We ponder whether or not you have to have an ACL before Kurt Angle can have surgery on his.  Dixie Carter puts her foot in her virtual mouth on Twitter again.  All this and much more, on BWF Radio Episode 125!

    BoredWrestlingFan Radio Episode 125 (MP3, 2:01:30)

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    This week’s break song was “Program Space” by Noah Gokey & The Skulls.  Buy it here!