On this very special Halloween Edition of Not Yo Mommas Radio Sir Mo and Oscar and Dreami Mimi talk about the fallout from Hell in a Cell as well as what they would like to see happen on Raw this week. You never know who might call in or what kind of scary stories might be told tonight to celebrate Halloween so make sure not to miss this spooktactular edition of Not Yo Mommas Radio Show.

This week Oscar and Sir Mo welcome 2nd generation star Shawn Stasiak to the show to talk about his career in pro wrestling, what it was like wrestling during the attitude era and what he is up to today. Plus many more announcements and surprises.

TONIGHT on Pipebomb Radio at 10pm CST/8pm PST hosted by Felix Olmedo, Austin James, and Nate Milton... we give our predictions for this Sunday night's Hell in a Cell on PPV! Make sure to call in using the number 1-347-202-0399 because we want to hear your thoughts going into what should be a destructive and unforgiving night of unpredictability. Along with that, we will also be speaking about other news in the professional wrestling world which again we would love to hear your input on all matters that might be on your mind. All that and so much more, TONIGHT on Pipebomb Radio!

Sir Mo, Oscar and Dreami mimi are back this week to talk about whats going on in the world of professional wrestling not to mention more surprises they have in store for the fans. On top of all that they welcome wrestling superstar Prince Nana to the show to talk about his career in wrestling and how he got his start.

Lanny began wrestling in the NWA territories in the 1970s before becoming a star in his father's promotion, International Championship Wrestling, where he held the promotion's title. Over the course of his regional career, Poffo both tag teamed and feuded with older brother Randy. Upon the ICW's folding in 1984, he joined Randy in the CWA before traveling with him again to the World Wrestling Federation in June 1985. The brother angle was never worked in the WWF and the relationship was never mentioned on-air. While Lanny never attained the popularity of his brother in the WWF. As Leaping Lanny Poffo, the Wrestling Poet he would bring frisbees to the ring, read a short ode written on one of them that he himself had penned, and throw the frisbees into the crowd. Each poem typically ridiculed the heel that he was about to wrestle against, or angered the heel by building heat for the face that the heel was feuding with at the time. Despite wrestling as a jobber, he was arguably in the "Jobber To The Stars" category as he was usually allowed to get in a fair amount of offense in his matches, and won some matches on occasion. Poffo wrestled a high-flyer style at a time when big, heavy wrestlers still dominated the promotion. In April 1989, Poffo was re-introduced as a heel wrestler and became The Genius, adopting a highly intelligent, sniffy persona and wearing an academic cap and gown to the ring. On the November 25, 1989 edition of WWF Saturday Night's Main Event, The Genius beat Champion Hulk by count out due to Mr. Perfect hitting Hogan with the championship belt. Later, The Genius was the manager of the Beverly. It was in this capacity that Poffo last appeared in the WWF, at Survivor Series 1992.

Sir Mo, Oscar and Dreami Mimi are back this week for another action packed episode of Not Yo Mommas Radio Show and this week they welcome former tna star Matt Morgan to talk about his run in wwe, and in TNA. Matt has done alot in his young career including a stint on American Gladiators and he even appeared on Tough Enough Season 2. In 2013 Matt quietly retired from Pro Wrestling to spend more time with his wife and young son. So make sure you join us all to find out what is on the horizon for the DNA of TNA.

Moral causation be damned. When you cross Kharma, your fate is sealed.

Beneath her black leather gladiator-like garments is a woman who’s trained in the dojo of joshi puroresu (female Japanese wrestling) and mixed martial arts – experience garnered while on a quest to prove WWE wrong after being told at a “Tough Enough” audition that she was “too fat” to make it as a WWE Diva. Kharma responded vehemently to her detractors by winning championships around the globe and decimating her opposition until WWE could no longer ignore her. Then, weeks before her WWE arrival, she made certain that the Diva division’s ring warriors also understood she wasn’t there to play around through vignettes in which she gleefully tore the heads and body parts off dolls. On May 1, 2011, the braided brute made a startling debut at the Extreme Rules pay-per-view, and left Michelle McCool as battered and broken as Kharma’s creepy collection of dismembered dollies. The only visual more frightening than Kharma decimating the first-ever Divas Champion, however, was how much she visibly seemed to enjoy doing so. In the weeks that followed, Kharma traversed between Raw and SmackDown, where she viciously annihilated any Diva she got her hands on. Then, almost as suddenly as she first appeared, she left. We will be discussing her start in professional wrestling as well as her time in TNA and what she is up to today. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS A MOMENT OF THIS HISTORIC INTERVIEW WITH UNDOUBTEDLY THE TOUGHEST WOMAN IN PRO WRESTLING.

Not Yo Mommas Radio Show is back as Oscar, Mo and Mimi welcome their guest former wcw manager/personality Mr. Sonny Onoo. They will discuss Mr. Onoo's run in wcw including the many high profiled men and women he had in his stable. They will talk about what Mr. Onoo's been up to since Wcw closed their doors for the last time in 2001, and his thoughts on the current wwe roster. All that and so much more TONIGHT!

Jimmy was first to enter the sports-entertainment world, debuting in 1964 after training with fellow Hall of Famer Verne Gagne. Johnny followed soon after in 1967, and together they won several regional tag team championships. The Valiants entered WWE in the early 1970s, and at times they seemed unbeatable. Together, the pair captured the World Tag Team Championship in 1974 and held them for just over a year. Later, a third brother, "Gentleman" Jerry, joined them, teaming with Johnny to once again win the World Tag Team Championship in 1979. The Valiants were just one of the dozen tag teams that fellow 1996 Hall of Fame inductee Captain Lou Albano guided to the World Tag Team Championship in his career.

Jimmy is also an accomplished author of his own Autobiography entitled, "WOO....MERCY DADDY! Welcome to my world the Jimmy Valiant story. We talk about his storied career in wrestling and what he is up to today

Oscar Sir Mo and Dreami mimi welcome former wwe star Ezekiel Jackson to the show to talk about his wwe run, his brief tna stint and what he is up today. Also they discuss the aftermath of Night of Champions and the fallout on Monday Night Raw. All that and so much more on #NotYoMommasRadioShow