TONIGHT on Pipebomb Radio at 8pm pst/ 10pm cst, former WWE Superstar Ken Doane returns! Doane was trained by former professional wrestler Killer Kowalski, and made his wrestling debut at the age of fifteen in 2001. He began working for OVW, WWE's former developmental territory . In May 2003, Doane made his WWE television debut as "Ken Phoenix". Ken then became apart of the spirit squad. The team debuted on Raw in January 2006 and went on to win the World Tag Team Titles three months later. Defending their titles, they faced off with people like Big Show, Kane, and even D-Generation X comprised of Shawn Michaels and Triple H. Following Ken's departure from WWE, Doane went on to write a children's book called Billy's Bully and also became an ordained minister. We talk about all that and so much more tonight when Ken Doane joins us on Pipebomb Radio!

Felix and Nate discuss the upcoming WWE pay per view Battleground giving their insight as to what they feel will happen at the pay per view. Felix and Nate will break down each match and give their feedback. Also up for discussion is what happened on the Raw go home show before Battleground. All that and so much more this week on Pipebomb Radio.

Tonight on "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" at 8pm EST/ 7pm CST /5pm PST hosted by former WWE Superstars of the groundbreaking tag team Men on a Mission, Oscar and Mo with Dreami Mimi. One thing is for sure, when Oscar and Mo are on together... the cannons will be set to fire and opinions will soar as "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" takes over the Pipebomb Radio Network!

We welcome  Del "The Patriot" Wilkes an All-American Collegiate Football star at the University of South Carolina and international wrestling Star. We will learn the story of Del's life, dreams and hopes that came true and a story of falling from grace due to the life on the road that he chose to live. From getting into the pitfalls of prescription drugs to the point he was sentenced to prison for 9 months and we also discuss Del's current Kickstarter which successfully hit its mark in record time. All that and so much more!!!

Tonight on "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" at 8pm EST/ 7pm CST /5pm PST hosted by former WWE Superstars of the groundbreaking tag team Men on a Mission, Oscar and Mo with Dreami Mimi. Back from the New England Fanfest Oscar and Sir Mo update us on how that all went, Plus....we are visited by WWE Hall of Famer George the Animal Steele. One thing is for sure, when Oscar and Mo are on together... the cannons will be set to fire and opinions will soar as "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" takes over the Pipebomb Radio Network!

WWE fans remember him best as a fun-loving good guy who battled The Million Dollar Man and “Macho King” Randy Savage alongside his valet Sapphire, but Dusty Rhodes was much more than just a smiling Superstar in polka dot tights.

Born the son of a plumber in a poor area of Austin, Texas, Rhodes mixed a blue-collar work ethic with a soul singer’s charisma to become one of the most in-demand stars of the territory days of the 1970s and ’80s. Although he lacked the killer physique of a Hulk Hogan or the technical prowess of a Bob Backlund, “The American Dream” had a magnetism that simply drew audiences to him.

From Florida to New York City, crowds lined up to see Rhodes deliver his Bionic Elbow to rivals like Harley Race, Ernie Ladd and “Superstar” Billy Graham. But it wasn’t just the guarantee that Rhodes would spill copious amounts of blood and sweat that put butts in seats — it was The American Dream’s uncanny ability to "talk" people into the arena. Captivating behind a microphone, Rhodes had a TV preacher’s knack to sell his rags-to-riches story, a skill which was summed up in his most famous line, “I have wined and dined with kings and queens and I’ve slept in alleys and dined on pork and beans.”

With his gutsy performances and indisputable charisma, Rhodes fought his way to the top of the NWA where he waged a brutal and lengthy war with the legendary Four Horseman while capturing the distinguished NWA World Heavyweight Title on three separate occasions. He also became a creative force behind the scenes, conjuring up inventive bouts like WCW’s oft-imitated War Games: The Match Beyond.

We discuss some of our favorite Dusty moments and listen to classic clips. You do not want to miss this tribute.

Tonight on "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" at 8pm EST/ 7pm CST /5pm PST hosted by former WWE Superstars of the groundbreaking tag team Men on a Mission, Oscar and Mo with Dreami Mimi. One thing is for sure, when Oscar and Mo are on together... the cannons will be set to fire and opinions will soar as "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" takes over the Pipebomb Radio Network!

Jessie is originally from Iowa where his parents raised him to have very high morals, standards, and values throughout his life. Jessie moved to California and became a well-known star of the mega-hit CBS primetime reality series, Big Brother. He was on yet another roll! Then, in early 2009, Jessie decided to change his focus and pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a Pro Wrestler. 

Jessie signed with SPIKE TV’s mega hit primetime series IMPACT WRESTLING! He then started training at the prestigious Team 3D Wrestling Academy in Kissimmee, Florida in anticipation for his IMPACT WRESTLING debut. Then in December of 2011, he was moved over to the world-renowned Ohio Valley Wrestling School (OVW) in Louisville, Kentucky. We talk about all of that and so much more!!!

Tonight on "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" at 8pm EST/ 7pm CST /5pm PST hosted by former WWE Superstars of the groundbreaking tag team Men on a Mission, Oscar and Mo with Dreami Mimi. One thing is for sure, when Oscar and Mo are on together... the cannons will be set to fire and opinions will soar as "Not Yo Momma's Radio Show" takes over the Pipebomb Radio Network!

Ken was doing sports on the six and ten o'clock news for the NBC affiliate in Rochester, and he hosted an interview segment for a celebrity golf tournament. Verne Gagne was there, and he interviewed him. At the party afterward, Verne and Ken talked. Then, two weeks later, Ken received a phone call at the station. It was Verne, and he wanted to meet for lunch. Gene Okerlund was going to work for the WWF and Verne offered Ken a job. Resnick accepted, and it turned out that he would have some pretty big shoes to fill with the departure of Okerlund, who had created an indelible persona of his own in the AWA. Resnick credits Blackjack Lanza, with being a teacher and supporter in both the AWA and later the then-WWF, helping him get hired there in 1986. Ken met Vince and talked for quite a while

When he went to the WWF, he learned so much about production and preparation. In all the time I was in the AWA, we never had a formal production meeting. In the WWF, we had extensive meetings. They were producing numerous programs each week, and were trying to motivate the viewer to make a certain purchase, and the preparation and focus were unbelievable."

As he reflects on his time in wrestling, Resnick is grateful, and humbled