The Kris Pavone Show - Live The Life You've Imagined

Practice what you preach! This is a special “hurricane” edition of The Kris Pavone Show. Depending on what happens with the hurricane, I’m not sure if I’ll be able to produce a podcast next week or not-God willing I will! Anyway, I wanted to be sure to get one out this week, so it is […]

Is it ok to look at other women? What about texting with them? If I wouldn’t tell my wife about it, should I still do it? In this episode, I talk about my experiences and some actions you can take to try and help with this sometimes touchy topic. Quote Of The Week: “Be yourself. […]

Baby Steps. The journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step. This goes for whatever it is you’re wanting to accomplish. What did I do with the huge trash pile in my backyard? Will we ever get there? In this episode, I talk about how doing the little things step by step, day […]

Can I really ask for that? In this episode, I talk about the power of asking. Would I have gotten hired back with the WWE if I didn’t ask to speak with them? Is asking a girl out on a date eyeball to eyeball still a thing? How do we learn things if we don’t […]

In this episode, I talk about why it’s almost never personal if someone is rude to you. Also, things aren’t always what they seem-we can be quite sensitive at times! Why did my friend Roger have a problem with the guy at church? Why did I think WWE Superstar Goldust didn’t like me? Would you […]

So how do you go from being a WWE pro wrestler to an elementary school art teacher? That’s a question I get asked often so I figured let’s talk about it! I tell the story of the life changing events that occurred for me between my release from the WWE and my first day standing […]

This is the FIRST OFFICIAL EPISODE of The Kris Pavone Show! Alright, let’s kick this baby off!! Quote of the week: From Teddy Roosevelt, “Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure… than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much, because […]