After an incredibly long time away from our show, Sunni Daze makes her long awaited return. She is the NWA Pacific Northwest Ladies champion and has been defending that title against anyone that she can. She has been travelling all up and down the PNW area from British Columbia down into Oregon. She's faced such top tier athletes such as Kelly Kliein, Kacee Carlisle, and Bambi Hall in the last year. Find out what she's up to now and where she sees her future headed.

Veteran clown killer and wrestler Psydshow joins Turnbuckle Turmoil for the very first time. He has competed in almost every promotion you can name out of the PNW over the last 15 years. He's competed under a few different names, but has always been one of the top talents in the region. With a collection of clown noses and a penchant for checking referees for foreign objects he's also collected a whole lot of championship titles in his career. We'll talk with him and learn even more about what makes him tick

We are proud to bring to you the veteran ring announcer Hank Hudson. Mr. Hudson has been in the wrestling buisness for over 40 years and has announced some of the greatest of all times. He's also got some refereeing experience in his portfolio. This man has a wealth of knowledge and you'll definately want to hear some of the stories that he'll have to share. From Mick Foley to Johnny Gargano he's seen a huge number of top stars before they became top stars. Join us for an education on pro wrestling from Hank Hudson.

People in wrestling all over the northwest have been keeping close eyes on HB 1420. This is the proposed bill that would change the way professional wrestling is regulated in the state of Washington. We will be joined by some people that are very close to the situation and try to piece together where it stands and what it might mean for the wrestling community in the Evergreen State.

If you've seen a wrestling show in Kitsap County in Washington then chances are that you've seen Karl Bergman. He's been around this sport for a very long time and has done a plethora of jobs within it. You may have seen him as a commissioner. You may have seen him running the sound for the event. You may have seen him helping put up and tear down the ring. You may have seen him just taking in the show as a fan. Regardless of which job he holds at any given time, Karl is someone familiar to fans in the Northwest. We'll talk to him and get to know his background in wrestling just a bit better. We'll also get his thoughts on the current indpendent wrestling scene in our area. Take a seat and enjoy our conversation with the commissioner.

It's a rare thing in wrestling. Sometimes a father sees his son in pro wrestling and decides to follow their footsteps. There are countless examples of second generation wrestling personalities, but for the reverse to happen is a special thing. We'll talk with some of these rare breed individuals that got into their children's business after having already raised them while doing something else. This may be the most unique aspect in the sport and something sure to be educational and inspirational.

From the historic pro wrestling hotbed of Missouri comes The Iceman. He makes his way to the show for the very first time. The Iceman is one of the top ranked pro wrestlers in Missouri which has always been a very competitive area. We'll get to know him and his career a little better as he sits down with Sign Guy and QT to discuss some wrestling.

Sign Guy and QT are back with you once again. This Easter Sunday they discuss Sign Guy's most recent show at Wrestle Club, Beast Barnett, and a few other topics.

We are very happy to have Big Bully Busick making his way back to the show. Busick was always one of the guys that fans loved to hate in the early 90s. He also is someone that can be on the short list of strongest men in the sport that is filled with strong men. Regardless if you recall him best from his days in the GWF, the WWF, or your local independent promotion you were entertained by him. We'll catch up with the bully and discuss more of his great career.

They are the lifeblood of professional wrestling. Without them there would be no professional wrestling at its most professional. They are the trainers of professional wrestling. Often over looked by fans of the sport, they are the ones that teach the new crop of rookies that keep the sport going. Some choose to teach large classes in a formal school setting. Some choose to teach individuals in a more intimate setting. However they train the future stars of the sport they will be getting their day on Turnbuckle Turmoil.