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This lovley lady was discovered by an agent as a teen  while working on a play in LA, however has done so much! Most know of Amanda as Tina Gray (first person murdered on screen by Freddy Krueger), but go look at her credentials! Check out her social media & website for all the upcoming events & filming projects.  Visit Us On www.facebook.com/RealCTRadio; Visit Amanda at www.amandawyss.com

We had the honor to speak with WWE Hall of Fame Broadcaster Jim Ross about his upcoming show in Philadelphia on 1/28 during Royal Rumble weekend, SLOBBERKNOCKER SESSIONS & his first book Slobberknocker! For tickets make sure you go to Ticketfly.com or visit Citizens Bank Park for tickets day of!  Like us: www.facebook.com/RealCTRadio Tweet Us: @RealCTRadio JR's Twitter: @JRsBBQ

While in NJ for the Jersey Comic Con in Hammonton, NJ, Crazy Train Radio had a chance to speak with April Hunter to talk about her ties to the Philadelphia area, Wrestling along with the toll it takes on the body & being in the fitness world.  (December 2013)

Bill Ripken is an Emmy award-winning MLB Network studio analyst involved with shows such as MLB Tonight & other programs. Bill Ripken is a 12 year MLB veteran beginning in 1987 with the Baltimore Orioles. Bill (along with his older brother Cal Jr.) run Ripken Baseball which owns & operates 4 youth baseball complexes, as well as the Aberdeen Ironbirds which is the Orioles Class A Affiliate. Also a co-founder of the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation.

She's a WWE Hall of Famer as of 2014 & thrilled fans as a 4x Woman's Champion with her daredevil performances. We were thrilled to get her views on latest time with the WWE, traveling around & moving to the West Coast, along with her thoughts on the current divas with the WWE!  Follow us @RealCTRadio on Twitter & Amy @AmyDumas. Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/crazytrainradio (February 2017)

Born in Acapulco, Mexico & grew up in Arlington/Dallas Texas, Margo Rey began performing at the age of 11. Margo has done musical theater, a commercial vocalist & TV commercials and national advertising for a variety of companies in both English and Spanish. Her style is an unorthodox hybrid of pop music that has roots into jazz with some deep ethno-rythmic grooves. Margo is also a 2x cancer survivor kicking it's ass!  Follow Her At: https://www.facebook.com/MargoReyMusic/@MargoRey  Follow Crazy Train Radio: www.facebook.com/RealCTRadio Twitter: @RealCTRadio Instagram: @crazytrainradio

2013 WWE Hall of Famer Booker T called into Crazy Train Radio to discuss his first autobiography, Booker T: From Prison to Promise. He also spoke a little bit about his career, arm surgery, even laugh about Teddy Long! (2013)

Evan Husney is a writer/producer/director for the Vice TV hit series "Dark Side of The Ring" that shows everything from backstage controversies to mysterious deaths and unsolved homicide, this series explores the darkest stories from the golden age of professional wrestling, and tries to find the truth at the intersection of fantasy and reality.  

*Evan, Sorry about the mispronouncing your name during Introduction*

We were lucky enough to chat with Hockey Historian & Expert from Ottawa, Liam MaGuire, while he was in Philadelphia for the Flyers Alumni game. He also provides some interesting facts & stories along the way.  Check out his show at 1310news.com "Liam McGuire's Ultimate Hockey Show".

Follow him on Twitter @Liam_Hockey

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxH0-ZrRS9No-lwxs-3qKpQ

Also feel free to grab a copy of his latest book: http://burnstownpublishing.com/product/the-real-ogie/

When you say Roddy Piper, most think of the accomplished wrestler from territories such as Portland, Charlotte & Los Angles. Some also think of from Wrestlemania in 1985 on, he was one of few that can infuriate a crowd like o “heel” before him. Being a true antagonist, Piper was known for using his quick wit, explosive ring style and fearless baiting of audiences to help push pro wrestling to unprecedented success. He was also known as an actor with over 50 screen credits, including the lead in John Carpenter’s #1 cult classic, They Live. Roddy was one who knew how to keep fans hungry for more.  However, in early 2015 he wanted to write this book for his family, so Roderick Toombs started the leg work in researching his own autobiography with a trip through Western Canada. Following his death due to a heart attack that July, two of his children took on the epic job of telling Roddy’s story, but also during the telling of this story, separating fact from fiction in the extraordinary life of their father.