Charles Garlen was known as a few different names over his time in professional wrestling. Dudekind. Powerhouse. Sign Guy knew him as someone he always enjoyed watching. Charles worked in the Indiana area and faced a lot of the top talent independent wrestling of that era. We'll talk about his time in the ring and what he thinks of things now. Make sure to join us as we get the views from one of Sign Guy's all time favorites.

Travis Mayhem joins us for the first time. He is a busy man in the Pacific Northwest wrestling scene. He's refereed, he is a general manager, he is a talent scout, and he is a proponent of professional wrestling in his area. We'll talk to Travis about the many hats that he wears. Regardless if you know him best as an official, the man that's the boss in a promotion, or the guy sitting next to you at a show you've likely seen him at a wrestling venue in the Pacific Northwest.

"Luscious" Lonny Lee makes his way to Turnbuckle Turmoil for the first time ever. He was one of the more celebrated stars in the first few years of Hoosier Pro Wrestling. He travelled all over the midwestern US representing Canada with pride. He faced some of the very best independent wrestlers of the late 90s and early 2000s. He was a wrestler and a promoter and helped out a lot of young talent in his day. He's not, currently, active in wrestling, but he's found a new passion in music. We'll talk with Lonny about his days in wrestling and find out what he's doing these days.

"The Arab Legend" Al Farat joins us for the first time. He has been wrestling for many years and has faced some of the greatest talents in the sport. He's had many names, but no matter which one you know best, you've likely seen him in action over the years. He competes in and around Oklahoma these days in front of big crowds. We'll get to know him and his career a little bit better as we sit down with the legend himself.

We are joined by the first time in a very long time by former Washington based competitor The Hof. He did a lot of things in his time wrestling in western Washington. He held titles, wrestled as part of a tag team, was managed by Sign Guy, and a lot more. We'll get his thoughts about his wrestling days and see what he thinks of the current scene. Hof may not be currently in the ring, but he's remembered by a lot of the fans. Make sure you help us catch up with him

For the first time, we are joined by Darren Deeds. This youngster started in the wrestling buisness at a very young age where he was able to learn from some respected veterans in the PNW. Now he has made his own way and is wrestling for a few different promotions across the region. Darren always shows a lot of heart and is one of the more athletic wrestlers in his area. We will discuss his start and where he sees his future going. Make sure to tune in so you can learn more about this talented young man.

MK II joins Turnbuckle Turmoil for the first time ever. He's out of the great state of Alaska where he has both boxing and professional wrestling experience. A life long fan of wrestling, he has a passion for the sport that is second to none. We'll talk to him about what he has done in the buisness and what he thinks of the current state of things. Join us as we're sure to get some really passionate thoughts out of this man.

One of the great talents out of Ohio, Zoey Skye joins us for the first time. She was trained by the late, great JT Lightning and NXT's Johnny Gargano. Zoey has become a top talent and has faced some of the best talents- male and female- in her career. We'll pick her brain and get her thoughts on the wrestling buisness. Make sure you pull up a chair and learn from her.

Midwest competitor Tommy Jack McGee makes his way back to Turnbuckle Turmoil. He's been improving and making strides in his career by going to training and seminars since we last spoke to him. He's become one of the more popular wrestlers for Supreme Wrestling in Indiana and has been picking up bookings for other companies as well in an effort to expand to other states. Fans were concerned at an injury he sustained, but he made it back. We'll find out the latest news from him and get his opinions on the sport.

We will be joined by Carol Castle, the founder and operator of the Minnesota Wrestling Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame is about all things wrestling in Minnesota, be it amateur or professional. Carol is a life long fan of professional wrestling. She works for the Hall of Fame in Minnesota which has a very rich history in the sport. From the AWA's heyday to today's MN based independents, Carol has seen a lot of wrestling. We'll talk to her so we can learn more about the Hall of Fame and how to support it as well as her thoughts on the wrestling buisness.