JB Moonshine makes his way back to Turnbuckle Turmoil. It has been an up and down year for JB. His father was taken from him against his will, was returned to him, and then Pa betrayed the family on his own. JB has won and lost championships. He has been in bloody battles as well as some classic wrestling matches. JB continues to be one of the more popular figures in the entire Pacific Northwest. We'll catch up with him and get his thoughts on this very turbulent year that he's having and where he hopes 2020 might take him. He's always one of the most listened to guests that we have so make sure that you join us for his next interview.

Reactivate Pro Wrestling owner Aaron Grossarth joins the show for the first time. Aaron was, himself, a pro wrestler for several years. He has now taken the knowledge he gained from that and has taken it to the promoting end of the buisness. Reactive Pro has been very well recieved by fans in the Tri Cities area of Washington state. We'll get to know Aaron a bit better and find out his plans for Reactivate Pro. Make sure you join us and learn more about what is going on in eastern Washington.

We are joined by Pa Moonshine, but it is a far different Pa Moonshine than has ever graced Turnbuckle Turmoil before. Pa betrayed his Moonshine family and rejoined The Freak Show. He, immediately, changed his look and adopted the name "The Gold Standard." We'll try to find out what happened to spark this dramatic change in Pa. Join us as we try to get the answers for the one question every fan in the PNW has. Why Pa? Why?

Returning to the show for the first time in a long while is Sinn Bodhi. Sinn continues to wrestle across North America to the delight of fans everywhere. He is making his way back to OVW in Kentucky later in the month, but first he'll be stopping by in our neck of the woods here in the Pacific Northwest. We'll talk about what he thinks of the PNW and a few other things he's been doing in wrestling. Join us for what promises to be one of our more interesting interviews ever.

Turnbuckle Turmoil covers a host of topics. Included amoung them are marinara sauce making, Sunni Daze, and Blue Collar Wrestling

In this episode we will be paying tribute to the great star of Memphis Wrestling, Buddy Wayne. Buddy was a stand out wrestler in the territory days for many years before making the move to promoter. He's also the father of the great "Nightmare" Ken Wayne. Buddy and his son were in a legendary feud with the Gilbert family which long time fans still recall fondly. We'll sit back with some people that knew him and we'll discuss this great legend.

Joshua Gatton joins us for the first time ever. He has been working as a referee for several promotions in the state of Indiana. He's quickly establishing himself as a good one. He also is the operator of the "Recognise Your Worth" facebook page and merchandise. We'll talk to him about the message he's spreading with that as well as what he thinks of his wrestling career to this point.

We are celebrating the life and career of the late, great Dutch Savage. When fans of Portland Wrestling mention the all time greats they always bring up the name of Dutch Savage. He was a fixture in the territory for many, many years as a wrestler, an announcer, and as a promoter. We'll be joined by some people that knew him and tell tales about this all time great legend. If you loved the Portland territory then you'll want to hear this episode.

Turnbuckle Turmoil is joined by veteran wrestler "Bomber" Jack Lord. Jack has been in the buisness for over 40 years and has done everything from wrestling to promoting to making wrestling gear. We'll sit down with him and get his thoughts on his career and the industry. Jack's got a lot of knowledge and is one of the most respected people in the Alabama region. Make sure to pull up a chair and get an education from this true wrestling veteran.

We are paying tribute to one of our favorite guests and people of all time. We pay tribute to the late Dale Pierce on this episode. From wrestling Buddy Rose to writing books about wrestling to managing in Ohio, Arizona, and Washington he did a ton in his career. He was a great influence on many people in the wrestling industry. We'll get joined by some people that knew him well and tell stories and celebrate one of the most under rated yet most loved personalities ever in the wrestling buisness. Pull up a chair, have some tissues ready, and be ready as we talk about the great Dale Pierce.