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Peach State Pandemonium, hosted by Rich Tate and Les Thatcher, along with Tim Dix, was joined by NWA Anarchy promoter Jerry Palmer on Wednesday night to talk about the promotion and the upcoming camp scheduled for March, whereas Thatcher will be working with Anarchy and additional talent. Bobby Simmons also came in for a Wayback Machine segment, where stories were told of Ox Baker, Moondog Mayne, Bruiser Brody, and Jim Barnett. PSP is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

Peach State Pandemonium, with Rich Tate, Les Thatcher, and Tim Dix, featured legendary manager James ‘J.J.’ Dillon, and there was also a big announcement made regarding PSP for 2009. PSP is a product of Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network.

Peach State Pandemonium featured a discussion with Dennis Condrey, the passing of Steve Bradley, a review from Dan Masters of the Highspots show from last weekend, and a little college football talk, as well as the retirement of Greg Maddux.

Jerry Oates joined Rich Tate and Les Thatcher on Peach State Pandemonium. Bobby Simmons and Dan Masters also chimed in.

Peach State Pandemonium hosts Rich Tate and Les Thatcher, as well as Tim Dix, discussed many topics, ranging from WWE’s Survivor Series, Gabe Sapolsky as a fit with TNA, Christian wrestling, the original Starrcade, and much more. Jody Hamilton joined us as well.

Peach State Pandemonium returned on Wednesday night in full form, with Les Thatcher’s debut as co-host. Thatcher will be unable to be on the next two weeks due to a scheduling conflict, but will return on November 26. The show was basically a free-for-all open discussion, with topics ranging from Monday’s RAW broadcast to the recent war between GCW and PTPW in the Columbus/Phenix City area and the state of independent wrestling, all the way to memories of Ken Lucas and Whitey Caldwell and back to the upcoming tribute show to Jerry Lawler.

We featured Jerry Lawler, Simon Sermon, and Bobby Simmons on Wednesday night’s edition of PSP. When Lawler was unable to be on at his scheduled time, Sermon filled in and hilarity – or chaos, perhaps – ensued. However, Lawler caught up with us later. Simmons took us into the Wayback Machine for a discussion on past venues used for wrestling in Georgia.

We featured former NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ron Garvin on Wednesday night. Micah Taylor, former World Wrestling Entertainment developmental talent now with Great Championship Wrestling, also joined us. In addition, Les Thatcher sat in to talk about the passing of Killer Kowalski, among other items.

In a much anticipated but equally technologically-challenged show, we featured Ivan Koloff, author of Is That Wrestling Fake?: the Bear Facts. Les Thatcher joined us to take us into the Wayback Machine, but when Dick Steinborn made a surprise appearance, we let the two legends go at it – that is until the show went into a brief coma. The audio cuts out at 17:52, but you can pick it back up at 21:26; or 19:10 if you’d like to hear “Tequlia”. Despite the glitches, there was some great conversation.

We featured longtime Peach State Wrestling promoter Ben Masters on Wednesday night. We were also joined by Global Championship Wrestling’s Mad Dog Sawyer, who gave us some history on the 15 year promotion, and laid out the plan for the August 23 event in Irondale, AL, in which Ric Flair will be making an appearance.