Jim Johnston WWE themes are some of the most iconic and recognizable entrance themes in wrestling history, and in this exclusive Sean Mooney interview, legendary WWE composer Jim Johnston breaks down why his music still defines professional wrestling decades later. From creating unforgettable entrance themes for WWE superstars to shaping the emotional identity of wrestling characters, Johnston explains his creative process, his relationship with WWE, and how his music became part of wrestling culture forever.

Sean Mooney answers YOUR biggest WWE Golden Era questions in this must-watch episode! From classic WWF backstage stories to legendary moments, Sean breaks down what it was really like during the most iconic era in wrestling history.

Steve Fall sat down WWE Superstar Raquel Rodriguez. They discussed the possibilities of women main eventing a Crown Jewel premium live event, a Women's Intercontinental Championship, winning the tag team titles, & MORE!

Scott Norton tells the full story of Collision in Korea, one of the most unbelievable and controversial events in pro wrestling history. In this interview, Norton opens up about what it was REALLY like traveling to North Korea, what the atmosphere felt like, and why the entire trip became one of the most surreal experiences any wrestler has ever lived through.

Charlie Haas reveals the real reason Team Angle broke up, and it’s a story WWE fans have debated for years. In this episode, Haas opens up about what was happening behind the scenes with Kurt Angle, Shelton Benjamin, and WWE creative during one of the most underrated factions of the Ruthless Aggression Era.

Jade Cargill talks AEW and the idea of an all women’s PPV in this must-see Wrestling History interview clip. With women’s wrestling growing bigger than ever, Jade gives her thoughts on whether AEW should host a full all-women pay-per-view event, and what it could mean for the future of the division.

Hillbilly Jim reveals his real relationship with Hulk Hogan in WWE in this exclusive Sean Mooney interview. In this in-depth wrestling history conversation, Hillbilly Jim opens up about backstage stories, locker room politics, and what Hulk Hogan was really like behind the scenes during the height of Hulkamania.

Earl Hebner talks about the Montreal Screwjob and gives his side of one of the most controversial moments in WWE history. In this interview, Hebner breaks down what really happened between Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, and Vince McMahon at Survivor Series 1997, and how the infamous finish went down in real time.

Former WWE producer David Sahadi breaks down the story behind one of the most memorable classic WWE slogans: “I’m Not Really an Athlete.” In this interview, Sahadi shares behind-the-scenes insight into WWE’s creative process during the golden era, how slogans like this were developed, and why they connected with fans in such a unique way.

Brady Booker (Bodhi Hayward) talks WWE release, Chase U, and WWE recruitment in this must-watch Wrestling History interview. Brady opens up about his time in NXT, how he got recruited by WWE, what it was like being part of the Chase U storyline, and the real emotions behind being released.