GWH Radio Network

This edition of Shot in the Dark, hosted by Jimmy Rave and Sal Rinauro, featured Larry Goodman, and Murder One, with topics ranging from changes and future plans at Rampage Pro Wrestling, the cancellation of UCW’s event in Rome, M1’s firing from Great Championship Wrestling, and highlights from the run Rave and Rinauro had hosting the show. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of Ringside Rap, hosted by Rich Tate and Mike Sempervive, featured Mr. Wrestling #2, whose segment also featured conversation from Charlie Smith, Jerry Oates, and Bobby Simmons. Other topics of discussion included WWE, UFC, WEC, TNA, Ring of Honor, and Strikeforce. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of the Dave & Danger Show, hosted by Dave Wills and Mark Danger, featured Joel Deaton, who talked about his training, the territories working as Thunderfoot, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of Peach State Pandemonium, hosted by John Cannon, Jerry Oates, and Bobby Simmons, featured tribute to one of the most colorful wrestlers in Peach State wrestling history, Rocket Monroe. The crew welcomed comments and stories from wrestler and Gulf Coast Wrestling historian Michael Norris, Monroe's biggest rival and later tag team partner ‘Cowboy' Bob Kelly, Scott Teal from Crowbar Press, founder of the original Sputnik Monroe Fan Club Rev. Danny Goddard, former wrestler Greg Brown, and Monroe's daughter Michelle and son Justin. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of Ringside Rap, hosted by Rich Tate, Les Thatcher, and Mike Sempervive, featured reigning Ring of Honor World Champion Tyler Black, who talked about his career, his time as champion, and much more. Also discussed were the Bryan Danielson situation, the NXT invasion angle, Chris Jericho being in the doghouse, the NWA Legends Fanfest, Strikeforce in LA, UFC 115, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of the Dave & Danger Show, hosted by Dave Wills and Mark Danger, featured J. Drew Feldman of Promolast Events to talk about the business of fanfests; Shane Noles of PWA to talk about his career; and MGCW promoter Andy Anderson; and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

Georgia Wrestling History's Larry Goodman interviews Will Owens, who discussed the trials and tribulations associated with running an independent wrestling promotion, recent changes that have taken place in Ultimate NWA, his thoughts on Ultimate NWA stars like Chrisjen Hayme, Corey Hollis, and the Devil's Rejects, as well as his advice to anyone considering a career in pro wrestling.

This edition of Peach State Pandemonium, hosted by John Cannon, Jerry Oates, and Bobby Simmons, featured discussion about Rocket Monroe, and as always great stories from back in the day, plus calls from referee Charlie Smith, wrestler Burrhead Bennett, and former GWH show host Dan Masters. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of Ringside Rap, hosted by Rich Tate, Les Thatcher, and Mike Sempervive, featured PL Myers, author of Gate to Gate, who plugged Pro Championship Wrestling’s Dream Night for June 12. The crew also discussed various current and old school topics from the world of pro wrestling and MMA, including the passing of Rocket Monroe, the lack of success for fan events in Atlanta, the NXT beatdown of John Cena, UFC 115, TNA’s Slammiversary, midget wrestling, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of the Dave & Danger Show, hosted by Dave Wills and Mark Danger, featured Nigel Sherrod and Pat Rose. Sherrod talked about his career, his new gig with MTV’s Lucha wrestling show, wrestling with Marty Jannetty, and more. Rose joined the show to discuss wrestling, fishing, the Varsity, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.