It's a two-fer on the podcast! First, the "Party Peacock" Dalton Castle drops in to talk Ring of Honor, the two days of Supercard of Honor X show coming up in Dallas, his days of being a rock jock, amateur wrestling to being a flamboyant star, wearing jumpsuits and, of course, The Boys. Then, a conversation with artist Rob Schamberger on the pieces he has been working on, what he will be painting at WWE Axxess in Dallas and his busy schedule.

Brian Fritz talks with Mike Johnson of PWInsider.com about WWE Raw from Monday night, the build to WrestleMania 32, how some of the matches could do down, where The Rock and Steve Austin could fit in, Bobby Roode and Eric Young's future after leaving TNA Wrestling and Hulk Hogan's lawsuit and if he could return to WWE.

Brian Fritz talks with Court Bauer about WaleMania 2 coming to Dallas, next year's event in Orlando where MLW used to run regularly, wow moments in wrestling, Shane McMahon's return to WWE for WrestleMania 32, working with Shane while on the WWE creative team, Vince McMahon's many roles, Roman Reigns tough spot and what former WWE champion he pitched to become the booker for Ring of Honor.

Brian Fritz talks with Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net (http://www.prowrestling.net) about the build up for WrestleMania 32 with less than three weeks until the show, the Shane McMahon/Undertaker/Vince McMahon storyline, a possible brand split and behind the scenes speculation coming out of Mania, Roman Reigns reaction, how John Cena along with past stars like Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels might figure into the show and more.

Brian Fritz talks with Rockstar Spud about IMPACT Wrestling returning to Universal Studios this week for tapings including a live edition of the show on Tuesday night on POP TV, the art of being a real heel in today's wrestling, his turn in front of his home audience in the UK, being jumped by fans, Matt Hardy as champ, Kurt Angle saying goodbye to the promotion and his thoughts on the crazy presidential election in the US.

It's a two-fer podcast to end the week! First, Brian Fritz talks with Hall of Famer Mick Foley about the WrestleMania Dream Vacation raffle (http://wrestlemaniadreamvacation.org) which support RAINN, his reaction to Shane McMahon's return and facing The Undertaker at WrestleMania, if he'll be a part of the show, where women's wrestling is right now, how he'd like to be involved in the WWE and more. Then, Pete Gas of the Mean Street Posse shares his thoughts on Shane's returning, some Mean Street Posse stories and being a part of the WWE years ago, if he could be a part of WrestleMania and much more.

Brian Fritz talks with Jay Reddick of The Orlando Sentinel about the announcement of WrestleMania 33 coming to Orlando in 2017 including the press event they attended, Brian's sit-down interview with Vince McMahon, WrestleMania 32 which is just weeks away, this weekend's Roadblock show, Raw and more.

Brian Fritz talks with Eric Gargiulo of CamelClutchBlog.com about the lead up to WrestleMania 32 including Shane McMahon's return to WWE and the hype for his match with The Undertaker, WWE Roadblock and if there's any chance Triple H could lose the title to Dean Ambrose, if AJ Styles and Chris Jericho will remain a team much longer, the Fabulous Freebirds being inducted into the Hall of Fame and more.

Brian Fritz talks with "Gorgeous" Jimmy Garvin and member of the Fabulous Freebirds about being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2016, his longtime friendship with Michael Hayes, why the entire group including Buddy Roberts and Terry Gordy worked so well together, how he became a member a Freebird, the legendary feud with the Von Erich's, working stiff matches, the dangerous heat they had and including times when fans literally tried to kill him, his amazing career outside of the Freebirds and what it will be like in Dallas for their induction.

Brian Fritz talks with Christopher Daniels about Friday's Ring of Honor 14 Anniversary Show live on pay-per-view where he will face Alex Shelley, memories of the first ROH show and being a part of its main event, Bryan Danielson's (Daniel Bryan) retirement, and his new gig at Universal Studios Hollywood.