We are joined by Rocky Mountain Pro's play-by-play whiz Colin Sinnard. He and I have a lot in common. We talk Louisville BBQ and basketball, starting out at Ohio Valley Wrestling, hardcore wrestling (sort of), Nick Dinsmore's guidance, Brad Stevens' genius, Michael Hayes' mastery, and the emerging greatness of Mercury Matt Yaden, Rocky Mountain Pro and its superstars. This episode never drags! Listen as we clairvoyantly predict the flow and outcome of a playoff game! 

You're going to love pro wrestler "Tough" Tim Hughes. How does a kid from Edison, NJ get to travel to 33 states (and work in 31 of them!) before age 27? By #doingthedrives. We talk Springsteen, Billy Joel, Rip Rogers, Kevin Kelly, LSG, ROH, Mets/Jets, The Monster Factory and much more. Oh yeah, and his tag team partner Brutal Bob Evans is pretty cool, too. Tell your friends. Follow him on social media. Watch him wrestle live! Attend the seminars!

You can find Tim Hughes online at:

Facebook:@mrgoodnewz

IG:@toughtimmyh

Twitter: @toughtimmy

Dr. Paul Talusan is a board certified orthopedic surgeon and an Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He is a long-time friend, and I am very happy to have the chance to reconnect. He is both brilliant and down-to-Earth. He has helpful suggestions for parents, pro wrestlers, and athletes of all ages and abilities on injury prevention and training. He also discusses his love of hockey and love of family. You can find Dr. Talusan at his website: https://medicine.umich.edu/dept/orthopaedic-surgery/paul-talusan-md

Nick Dinsmore is a former WWE superstar and coach at Ohio Valley Wrestling and the WWE Performance Center. He talks about training under Danny Davis, working with Rip Rogers and HHH, and outkicking his coverage in marrying Mrs. South Dakota. Nick is the owner, promoter and head trainer at Midwest All Pro wrestling. You can find them at www.midwestallpro.com. Recording with Nick was a great experience. A world class sense of humor. If there is anyone you want to see on the podcast, or if you want to talk, drop me an email at [email protected]. The first person to email me with the number of times I say "That's incredible!" in this episode gets a shout-out on next week's show.

Dr. Sean Ruday (Twitter: @SeanRuday) of Longwood University in Virginia discusses his many interests, with a focus on how mentoring can produce great athletes and great teachers. Excellent for athletes, parents, wrestlers, coaches and anyone working with the next generation.

Texas wrestler Jastin Taylor discusses his life in Texas and unusual, wonderful path to professional wrestling.