Episode 91: Every Dog Needs a Bone to Chew On

In Episode 91 of Greg Klein's Old School Rasslin Talk, Every Dog Needs a Bone to Chew On, Greg:

Reviews the television for the Mid South Wrestling Association from May 1984. 

Notices the sweeps month programming. 

Tries to balance his dislike of Joel Watts as an announcer with his admiration for what Joel does well and his accomplishments at age 20. 

Laughs about how much Boyd Pierce puts Joel over. 

Continues to be stunned by the crowds of girls now in attendance at the tapings. 

Discusses the upcoming end of the JYD era in MSWA, and the end of the long, well-booked feud between Mr Wrestling (II) and Magnum T.A. 

Observes the way MSWA handles the tar and feathering of JYD and the thoughtful interview Sonny King does in his debut.

Marvels at the match between the Rock-N-Roll Express and the Midnight Express.  

Greg invites everyone to attend The Made by New York Women Film Festival in Oneonta, NY, on Friday, March 6, and Saturday, March 7.

Check out Greg's column about Morris Sigel on Slam Wrestling. https://slamwrestling.net/index.php/2024/10/11/guest-column-elect-morris-sigel-to-the-observer-hall-of-fame/ 

Greg Klein's Old School Rasslin Talk is sponsored by Greg and his written work. His newest release, "Sunset Painting & The Sun, Two Plays by Greg Klein," is on Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com, as are his previous books: The Junkyard Dog biography, "The King of New Orleans" and the historic fiction, sports novel, "The Paper Tigers, How Eight Guys from the Streets of Philadelphia Became Professional Baseball Players for One Day."