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Two man booth today after a huge layoff and it’s the post thanksgiving episode! We hit a ton of Star Wars news and sound off on all that’s going on. Join the party, get on the train and let’s hit the galaxy! 

Spiro went back to Exegol and it’s just a drunk Doc and a sleepy GGP tonight. We go in depth to break down the Disney+ Tales of the Jedi series. The acolyte begins filming and KK  has a ball gag shoved into her mouth about announcing new films. Is Lost writer Damon Lindelof headed to Star Wars? Is Yoda legitimately dyslexic? Filoni compares the new Ashoka series to a classic Japanese movie. On who's more over it's a master/apprentice battle! Count Dooku and Qui Gon Jinn vs Darth Maul and Darth Sidious. Which duo is more over and why!?

All this and more on this weeks nFo episode!  As usual email us at [email protected]

We are rejoined by Rev. Jim Willis, the author of numerous books on religion of theology. He's also been an ordained minister for over 40 years. He introduces us to the shamanic roots of the world's major religions (Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Judiasm). These roots go back at least 45,000 years and expanded through many culture, peoples and continents. We explore spirituality and the intersections of science and religion starting with cave paintings and exploring motifs such as the displacement and demotion of women, othering, patricide and other usurpations of fathers by sons, twins, trinities, and sacred cows. We're counting lots of tree rings in this one. Welcome to the Garden.

Professor Michael York has studied comparative mythology and is a pagan. We discuss what Paganism actually is and go to the Steppe and beyond to explore the Proto Indo European speakers and myths. He expounds on the dualities, the twins, the tracking of language and cognates. From Deus to Zeus. From Deities committing Patricides to generational usurpations, we're covering India to Egypt; Persion to Prussia; Norway to North America. Why has the serpent always gotten a bad rap? When did Matriarchal go to Patriarchal? And am I a militant feminist?

The PWR is having a Thanksgiving Survivor Series hangover party! This week, The Professor and Tommy go episodic and reviewing WWF's 1998 Survivor Series "Deadly Games" PPV! The boys will debate whether this event was good or was it actually an over extended Monday Night Raw episode. The boys breakdown the tournament and discuss how in hindsight if it was a good idea or bad idea to switch The Rock to "Heel" so quickly after his "Baby Face" run when he was already on the trajectory to superstardom!!!

It's a Thanksgiving Miracle with those 11:11 Boyz setting the table for an HMG Feast. Welcome the Hamin Media Group Family home with some great conversation from Strangler Steve, BRV, and Bello! We wish you and yours a great Holiday. Infidels. 

This week April welcomes her new co-host Big Ray Hernandez! This is the Thanksgiving kickoff show! You’ll be stuffed with entertainment, a side of information, and for dessert, some good feels! FTX… What the heck happened?! Is a global currency coming and is it scary or just a necessary evolution? G20 seems to REALLY be pushing a “vaccine passport”. We cap the show off with why Thanksgiving was better back in the day and talk happy holiday memories! All this and so much more!

The PWR is back and it's a "Rivalries edition" baby! We go back to the Memphis territory in 1983... The Professor and Tommy focus on the brutal war between the Fabulous Ones and Monstrous Moondogs!!! This is a classic, good ol' fashion southern wrestling blood feud! The boys discuss and dissect why this feud worked so well for the territory days. Would a fued like this be able to compete with today's flippy tag feuds??? We discuss this and much more on this episode of the Reflection!!!

PWR is back and we are going back to the movies with the 80'S TV show "Learning the Ropes!" "Learning The Ropes" was a Canadian-produced sitcom that aired on CTV in Canada and in syndication in the United States from September 1988 to March 1989. The series stars Lyle Alzado as Robert Randall, a teacher who works as a professional wrestler in the evening. Although his children knew about Randall's double life, the family was forced to keep it secret at school. The series featured guest appearances by many wrestlers of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). The sitcom was shot in Toronto... Sit back and enjoy this nostalgic trip back to memory lane! 

The PWR is back with a crystal Ball in hand and we will attempt to change history once again with another WHAT IF??? We see how the PWR boys change wrestling history and maybe even the "Monday Night Wars" if Lex Luger won the WWE title in SummerSlam 1993! How would that booking change the direction of Luger and more importantly pro wrestling history? The Professor and Tommy wonder will answer all these questions and more!