On this edition of Rasslin Memories, Glen Braget welcomes Bruce Hart back to the program to discuss the reopening of Stampede Wrestling in late 1985 after the WWF expansion deal fell through, building up the talent base, dealing with egos in the locker room, training Brian Pillman and his honest and direct opinion on the direction of today’s product. It’s another lively, informative chat on Rasslin Memories!
Glen Braget and co-host Michael McCurdy catch up with former pro wrestler Mr. Outrageous Al Burke. Al shares memories of breaking in the pro wrestling business in Minnesota, working WWF t.v. tapings in the late 80s/early 90s, hooking up with Herb Abrams UWF in the early 90s and later finding work as a Hollywood stuntman and actor. It’s another memorable interview on Rasslin Memories.
On this edition of Rasslin Memories, it’s part two of Glen Braget’s recent chat with The Wild thing Stevie Ray. Steve shares more memories of his pro wrestling career including his time in Central States, wrestling internationally, and working alongside Herb Abrams in his version of the Universal Wrestling Federation. If you thought part one was something, part two will be even better!
On this edition of Rasslin Memories, things are gonna get Wild as Glen Braget chats with former UWF and Central States wrestling sensation Steve “Wild Thing” Ray in a very entertaining and informative two part interview. In our first part of the chat, Steve discusses growing up the son a of Vietnam War Vet and how that impacted him, learning to adapt to life in public school, Teenage antics, how athletics influenced him, playing Football, getting involved in concert and event security, meeting Hulk Hogan how that led to breaking into pro wrestling in Kansas City. Steve is one helluva story teller and this interview is one you don’t want to miss. Stay tuned for Part Two next week. Spoiler Alert: It’s a must listen for UWF Wrestling fans!!!
Rasslin Memories starts the New Year off with a bang as Glen Braget interviews second generation pro wrestling star Sam Houston. Glen and Sam discuss a variety of topics including working with Native Wrestler and Minnesotan Charlie Norris in the 90s, wrestling internationally, cutting his teeth in the business, surviving prison, training his daughter, his faith and how he’s paying it forward in his present life. It’s one helluva ride.