GWH Radio Network

This edition of the Dave & Danger Show, hosted by Dave Wills and Mark Danger, featured discussion on the local wrestling scene, WWE, WrestleMania, TNA, Danger’s hate for Cena and love for Betty White and Joy Behar, and topics ranging from hot news babes and Hooters to the McRib and Rice Krispies Treats. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

This edition of the Sports Buffet, hosted by ‘Chef’ Tim Dix and Rich Tate, featured Wes Durham, voice of the Atlanta Falcons and Georgia Tech sports. Durham and the crew recapped Tech’s basketball season and where they go next, the Final Four, discussed spring practice for the football Jackets, and looked at the upcoming draft for the Falcons. Other topics of discussion included the Braves, who are breaking camp this week to come north, and the Hawks, as they near season’s end and prepare for post-season play. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

This is a special interview conducted by Larry Goodman, speaking with Todd Sexton about his three year run as booker for NWA Anarchy. Sexton hit topics such as Anarchy rising from the ashes of Wildside to draw record crowds, doubling duties as a booker and wrestler, working with Bill Behrens, who exceeded his expectations, ideas that flopped, and his thoughts on talent that rose to stardowm beyond Anarchy, including Phil Shatter and Consequences Creed. 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 CZW owner D.J. Hyde, who talked about his history with the promotion and his plans for the future; and discussion on topics such as RAW vs. iMPACT, WrestleMania and speculation on some of the major matches, TNA’s direction and whether they are making improvement, UFC’s debut on Versus and a preview of UFC 116, a preview of Strikeforce and other MMA news, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

This edition of Ringside Rap, hosted by Rich Tate, Les Thatcher, and Mike Sempervive, featured discussion on WWE and TNA, more specifically the so-called war between RAW and iMPACT; the announcement of Gorgeous George being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame; a review of the LegendsMania event recently held in Atlanta, including advice to the coordinators for future events; Jeff Hardy’s trial and the charges he is facing; UFC updates; the Manny Pacquiao-Joshua Clottey fight; thoughts on Angelo Poffo’s ICW promotion and its affect on wrestling in Knoxville; and the deaths of Sandy Scott, Guy Mitchell, Corsica Joe, and Tony Nero. Bill Apter was the featured guest, and he spoke about his various projects and what he is doing today. He talked about the “Apter Mags”, revealing the biggest selling issue and the resulting flack over the cover story, as well as experiences he had in publishing those magazines, including a feature story on the Von Erichs that hit newsstands just as reports broke that David Von Erich had passed. Also, he discussed how he played a part in the infamous feud between Jerry Lawler and Andy Kaufman. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

This edition of the Sports Buffet, hosted by ‘Chef’ Tim Dix and Rich Tate, featured Jeff Schultz from the AJC, who joined the crew to talk about the NCAA Tournament , Tech football’s Pro Day, and the Braves. Also discussed on the show was more about the Braves, specifically Jason Heyward, and a prediction of how the Braves will fare this year in the division, the Falcons, the Hawks best seeding options for the playoffs, the UGA basketball season and whether Mark Fox deserves coach of the year honors, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

This edition of Ringside Rap, hosted by Rich Tate, Les Thatcher, and Mike Sempervive, featured no Les (apologies, as he had something come up at the last minute), a half hour of comparing iMPACT to RAW from Monday, and then … nothing. Again, our sincerest apologies, but there was a system crash we could do nothing about, and thus the show ended abruptly. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

This edition of the Sports Buffet, hosted by ‘Chef’ Tim Dix and Rich Tate, featured the AJC’s Doug Roberson, who joined the show to talk about Georgia Tech basketball and football. Other topics of discussion were the Ben Roethlisberger story, the Falcons new CB Dunta Robinson and trade of Chris Houston, Jason Heyward and the Braves, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

This edition of Ringside Rap, hosted by Rich Tate, Les Thatcher, and Mike Sempervive, featured discussion on WWE, TNA, Dragon Gate USA, UFC, WEC, and Strikeforce. Topics included WrestleMania, NXT, WWE’s Hall of Fame, the upcoming move of iMPACT to Mondays, Marcus Davis, and more. Ivan Koloff was on to plug the upcoming LegendsMania event in Atlanta, and also talked about his memories of Atlanta, including tag teams he was part of, including partners Ole Anderson and Alexis Smirnoff. Cary Silkin was also on the show to talk about upcoming Ring of Honor events. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

This edition of the Sports Buffet, hosted by ‘Chef’ Tim Dix and Rich Tate, featured discussion on the Hawks, Thrashers, Braves, Falcons, Jackets, and Bulldogs. Topics included who is carrying the Hawks, and whether coach Mike Woodson should be retained after the season; the Thrashers needs and wants as the trade deadline looms; whether the Braves will start the season with Jason Heyward in the outfield; if the Falcons should seek the services of Julius Peppers; how Tech can realistically miss being involved in March Madness, and if coach Paul Hewitt’s Twitter fetish is getting in the way of success; a logical look at whether Hewitt is a better coach than UGA’s Mark Fox; and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.