Milo Mirra joins me on the podcast for Episode 17 of Best For Business. He talks about making the jump to train at The New England Pro Wrestling Academy, his experiences with training and coaching, and his official first match against Shannon LeVangie and what he would tell himself before that match. Milo shares insights on his first Chaotic Countdown. He discusses his passion for pogo sticking, learning tricks from scratch, and the age he took it seriously, even setting a Guinness World Record. Milo also talks about combining wrestling with pogo sticking, his first time involving it in wrestling, and being Lynx Panther at Rad Pro Rasslin'. He reflects on tag team wrestling, stepping up when Jariel Rivera goes down, and pairing with Armani Kayos to win the Chaotic Wrestling Tag Team Championships. Milo also shares about his wrestling character Milo Hopfrog, using a pogo stick as a heel, and his debut as Steven Pain for a Fight Life Unreleased match. He talks about his proudest moments in wrestling, people he wants to face, and who he has learned from. Finally, he touches on his match count, favorite matches, Iron Man matches, and more!

Nico Silva joins me on the podcast for Episode 16 of Best For Business. He talks about choosing between football and wrestling, his first match against Kongo, and what advice he'd give himself before that match. Nico discusses becoming "The Rhode Island Lion," wrestling Vinny Marseglia (Vincent) and Carmelo Hayes, and his experiences in tag team wrestling. He shares about winning the Kowalski Cup, wrestling Ryan Waters in his last match, and his experience with WrestleRoulette. Nico also talks about becoming a high flyer, working with Channing Thomas, and learning from Nick Steel, Craig Costa, and Ryan Waters. He reflects on being injured, coming back to face Aaron Rourke, and whether he knew he was injured at the time. Nico shares his proudest moments in wrestling, his thoughts on Ricky Steamboat, what he still wants to accomplish, and much more!

Tee Phoenix joins me on the podcast for Episode 15 of Best For Business. He talks about RWA’s Legacy, what it takes to get him to wrestle, and teaming with Wolverine and Danger Boy Alfredo. Tee shares his experiences wrestling AJP at Fenway Park, Sean Leiter at Phoenix Legacy, and Shay Cash at RWA Goes Broadway, as well as his favorite match and AJP winning the RWA Championship. He discusses AJP's transition, Young Phoenix, and managing Renegade Ring Rentals. Tee reflects on who he has learned from, managing RWA, his vision for the promotion, and the history and goals of the company. He also talks about working with Special Olympics, his favorite RWA event and match. We break down the history of each match brief going into this Saturday. He further discusses working with David Morales, Mike Montero, and so much more!

Robbie The Giant joins me on the podcast for the 14th episode of Best For Business. He talks about how he fell in love with wrestling, the age he wanted to pursue it, and his best friend Ian. He shares his experiences in the Disney College Program, training with "Brutal" Bob Evans, and working with Mike Bennett. Robbie discusses his creativity, reading the crowd, and teaming with his brother Mike Gamble at XWA. He also talks about his pre-match rituals, evolution as a wrestler, and the people he has learned the most from, including Short Sleeve Sampson and Midget Wrestling Warriors. Robbie delves into his persona Robbie Romance, doing MoCap for Virtual Basement, having his own action figure, and the upcoming Rob The Giant stuffed doll. He recounts wrestling Brian Milonas for Proving Ground, wrestling for NCW, and his WWE stints, including Little People’s Court, the WeeLC match, being WeeBL, coming out to JBL’s music, and the Greatest Royal Rumble. He reflects on his proudest moments in wrestling, matches with Wolverine and Danger Boy Alfredo, and more!

Mr. Goodbarz joins me on the podcast for the first bonus episode of Best For Business. He talks about his love for music, finally wanting to make music, and having the passion for it. He shares the fun he had making "It's Coach C," his experience with Paulywood, and setting up a studio on the go. He discusses collaborations with Frank Bones, his biggest influences in music, and the process of making a song. Mr. Goodbarz also talks about becoming "Mr. Goodbarz," his most memorable moments, and the biggest challenges in the music industry. He reflects on his favorite venues and cities, handling criticism and feedback, and how his music has evolved. He gives advice to those starting in music, using social media, and his thoughts on AI-Suno. Outside of music, he talks about songs with special meaning like "Carolina Kid" and "Lost Cause," upcoming albums, and "It's Coach C." Finally, he discusses his legacy and concludes the episode.

AJP joins me on the podcast for Episode #13 of Best For Business. AJP talks about how he got into wrestling, the age he started, and training with Brickhouse Baker. He discusses RWA’s transition, his first official match, running his own promotion, and the significance of the scarf. He shares about becoming "Entitled," theme songs, "Home Sweet Home," forming The Young Guns, and his experiences with Isaac Knox and Mike Montero. AJP reflects on wrestling during the pandemic, finally winning the RWA Championship, being in the best shape of his life, and wrestling Channing Thomas. He also talks about The Unit, Perfect Strangers with Steven Lust, Renegade Ring Rentals, his biggest tests in wrestling, and his favorite storylines and matches. AJP shares what he wants to accomplish, who he wants to face, having the first match for Live Pro Wrestling, his legacy, and more!

BMT joins me on the podcast for Episode #12 of Best For Business, where he talks about his return at House of Bricks, how it felt to return, and his thoughts on his first match back. He discusses whether it was supposed to be a one-time event, shaping BMT, his influences, and his love for independent wrestling. He shares about having a ring in his garage, going to Test of Strength once a week, and the age he decided to become a wrestler. BMT also talks about meeting Ariel, the people he has learned from, hitting crazy moves, taking risks, and breaking his back. He mentions having a chip on his shoulder, his first year back, gear inspiration, teaming with Ariel, and relationships in wrestling. He reflects on his success, favorite moments since returning, the Doghouse Match, debuting for FightLife, and participating in FL's Still Standing's Call Your Shot Battle Royal. BMT discusses his preference for tag team or singles wrestling, the King of New England inspiration, goals he has, opponents he wants to face, and his legacy.

Donovan Dijak joins me on the podcast for Episode #11 but the first episode under the new banner. Dijak talks about wrestling Aaron Rourke at Beyond Wrestling Americanrana for his first match, what it was like getting drafted to Raw and being prepared for it. He talks about matches like the triple threat at Stand and Deliver, Iron Survivor Challenge, Wrestling Harper at World’s Collide, facing Ilja Dragunov in a Last Man Standing Match in Lowell. The Positives from Retribution/Being TBar.how the Start of Ratioing happened and his beef with Santi. The Feast Your Eyes Origin

Joey Bones joins me on The Character To Canvas Podcast for Episode 9! Joey Bones talks about the Chair, XWA, teaming with Jon Steele, winning championships, & what is next!

This week joining me on the Character to Canvas Podcast is Craig Costa. Craig Costa talks about his “last match” with Teddy Goodz, Teaming with “Brutal” Bob Evans & Jimmy Preston, Live Pro Wrestling, Feuding with Brandon Webb which ended with a Casket Match, and what’s next for Craig Costa.