Amateur wrestling and professional wrestling are two very different things. However, lots of amateurs have gone on to become very accomplished professionals. We'll have some of these men with us to discuss what lead them from one form of wrestling into the next. In what might be a very interesting discussion, we'll try to break down what it takes to make that transition and how hard it may really be.

Blue Collar Wrestling's commentator Douglas Rockerfeller joins us for the first time. Having started in this industry in England, Douglas found his way to Portland after coming back to the U.S.A. We'll delve into his background a bit in addition to getting his thoughts on the growth of BCW. Never being at a loss for words, Douglas is sure to give us an explosive interview.

Once again, we will be celebrating that all important aspect of wrestling.... the managers. They have been some of the more captivating figures in the history of wrestling. Some are retired wrestlers, some never wrestled a day in their life, some control all of the buisness for the people they manage, some only go to the ring. No matter how they do it, we'll have some of these managers on to talk with them about the art of managing. With the role making a comeback on the national stage it might be the best time in years to be a wrestling manager. Sit back and enjoy the ride as we bring back the managers.

Pacific Northwest rookie wrestler Caleb Rexx joins us for the first time ever. He has exploded out of the gate and brought a fan following with him to his pro wrestling career. Caleb has been loved by the fans at Portland's Blue Collar Wrestling since his debut. Trained by Kodiak Jack, he's often accompanied by his trainer to the ring. We'll talk to this young man about his start so far and where he'd like to be in his career.

One of the often over looked aspects in wrestling is the commentators. These people explain to the viewers what exactly is happening. From describing how holds work to telling us why one guy hates his opponent so much to telling us where to buy tickets to the next live event the commentators are vital. Some do live television, others do voice over work on recorded events and some do live commentary over the house PA for fans in attendance. No matter how they handle their duties, they are important people in the buisness. We'll talk with some people that have done commentary and get their takes on this job in wrestling.

Turnbuckle Turmoil is proud to bring to you a former member of Pure Dominance in Ryan Roode. He has done just about every role there is in the sport. He's officiated, he's managed, and he's wrestled. He's been in tag teams, he's been in singles, and he's been part of one of the biggest factions in the Pacific Northwest. Currently out of action, we'll catch up with Ryan and find out what's going on with him. We'll also look back at his career and get his thoughts on that.

After a very long hiatus we are bringing back the wrestling wives. The wives are, quite often, a vital part of a wrestler's success. They are in the background helping to keep the home life going so that the wrestlers are able to be on the road plying their trade. Many wives help run the buisness end for the wrestlers by handling merchandising, running concessions, or even negotiating with promoters. We'll be joined by a few of these women that chose to marry professional wrestlers.

Turnbuckle Turmoil is very happy to have TJ Kemp back on the show. TJ remains one of our favorite guests as well as one of the most respected wrestlers in Indiana. TJ continues to delight wrestling fans in a number of different promotions across the state. He has become a mentor to a number of younger wrestlers including his own son. TJ is currently going through his 50 favorites which spans promotions and types of wrestlers. We'll sit down and catch up with TJ Kemp.

We're joined again by Pa Moonshine. He's heading into the biggest show in Blue Collar Wrestling's history as well as going into Strawberry Fest for CPW and a big show at NWP. He's, apparently, also signed Darth Karta to wrestle Sign Guy in Wyoming for SEW. With so many promotions spanning so many places and having so many relatives we'll try to keep things straight. Get the latest happenings with Pa on his latest appearance.

In a Memorial Day Buddah special of the program we bring to you the man that was behind Dudekind and Powerhouse, Charles Garlen. Sign Guy has known him since his start in the buisness and considers himself to have been one of his biggest fans. We'll sit down and discuss his career and his thoughts on the wrestling industry. Make sure you plan to be with us to find out more about this always entertaining performer.