Taylor Jury of Timber Pro Wrestling joins us for the first time.

If you were a wrestling fan in the late 90s with the internet then you probably remember Al Isaacs. He was the operator of the hugely popular website ScoopsWrestling.com which is where a large number of wrestling fans got their wrestling news. The website became so popular that fans would take signs to hold up during PPV events to promote Scoops. Al even had the attention of people within the WWF at one time. A lot of things have changed in pro wrestling since those days, but Al is still fondly remembered by fans of the early IWC. We'll sit down with him and take a stroll down memory lane to find out what it was like hosting such a popular wrestling website during one of the biggest boom periods in wrestling history.

We are very pleased to have Travis Mayhem back with us. Travis has been working behind the scenes doing a lot of the little things that fans don't always appreciate that helps wrestling shows be successful. He's there early helping set up the ring and get the chairs and tables ready. He films the events so that there is footage for the fans to watch. He also supports shows where he isn't working by attending their events as a fan. We'll catch up with Travis and find out what all he's been up to lately.

We are absolutely thrilled to bring you one of WCW's superstars. We bring you Ice Train to Turnbuckle Turmoil for the first time. No matter if you best recall his early run in WCW where he teamed with Charlie Norris or his long time team with Scott Norton as "Fire and Ice" or his association with manager Teddy Long or even his later days as the limo driver for Earnest Miller, you, no doubt remember his time with WCW. Ice Train was also very active over seas and enjoyed a few stints with the Catch Wrestling Association in Europe. Make sure you make plans to sit down and listen as we talk to Ice Train about his days in professional wrestling.

We're happy to have Frank Culberston join us for the first time. Frank is very familiar to fans of Pacific Northwest wrestling of the early 2000s. He picked up the ball and ran Portland Wrestling for a few years. Featuring people such as Tony Kozina, Bryan Danielson, Big Ugly, Bryan Alvarez, and even Roddy Piper and The Grappler the era of Portland Wrestling ran by Culberston is still remembered fondly by area fans. We'll sit down with Frank and discuss his time in the wrestling business where he wore many different hats. Join us for what should be a great trip down memory lane for Portland area fans.

We are very pleased to bring to you one of the WWF's more popular performers of the early 90s. We are bringing to you Jameson! Jameson started out on the short lived "The Bobby Heenan" show, but he made his way onto Prime Time Wrestling in a regularly recurring role. This role lead to Jameson getting to manage The Bushwhackers for a brief time. Jameson left the pro wrestling industry after just three years, but he left a big impact on the fans that enjoyed him. Fans talked about and wondered about where he was for years. Jameson took wrestling and used it to get into acting and teaching acting. We'll sit down with him and talk about his run with the largest sports entertainment company in the world and what he's been doing lately. If you were a WWF fan from the early 90s then this is one show you most definitely want to hear.

We are delighted to have Mike Rodgers join us for the first time. He never put on trunks to compete, but Mike Rodgers is very well known in wrestling circles in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Mike was the publisher of a wrestling newsletter that covered the wrestling scene of the Pacific Northwest. He also is the author of a new book that covers the history of wrestling in that area. Mike is very well respected as a historian and an author and we're very lucky to have him sit down with us and talk pro wrestling here in our neck of the woods. Make sure you join us for what should be an educational and fun time.

We kick off Twenty Twenty II with Pa Freakshine. Pa has been very busy leading his Freakshow in a variety of promotions. Pa's also had several issues with Power Pit Pro Wrestling's Big Money Mike. Pa was even ran down by a car driven by Mike. Pa has recovered and looks to be wanting revenge. We're still not sure what lead to the falling out between Pa and John Lennon back in the 70s either, but perhaps he'll share that story too. Join us as we catch up with Pa Freakshine.

We are proud to have with us a graduate of Santino Brothers Wrestling Academy, Pinky Santino. Pinky has been wrestling for several years now and is very well travelled. His home base is southern California, but he can be found on cards anywhere in the world. Pinky is also a member of Coach Mike Jones' Real School Army and he'll probably have some things to say about that. Make sure to join us as we sit down with this fantastic wrestler and get his take on the wrestling industry.

Golf and wrestling are two of the oldest sports in the world. On the surface they may have nothing at all in common, but if you dig a bit deeper you may see there's more to it than that. Countless pro wrestlers were well known to be avid golfers whenever they had time to play a few holes. Wahoo McDaniel, The Miz, Goldberg, and Lou Thesz are all noted golfers. From Johnny Polo carrying a golf club to "Hole In One" Barry Darsow we'll explore the... *ahem* links that golf has to professional wrestling. Join us as we bring some independent wrestlers that love golf to carry the discussion.