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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Louisville's Greatest Show The Story of the Allen Athletic Club by John Cosper Episode 67: Coin Envelopes. Baby Baby! The Only Podcast That Matters is back and it’s time for another episode of the 6:05 Superpodcast! Hop aboard the Mothership with The Great Brian Last and this week’s co-host Jeff Bowdren for another wild ride, featuring: – In The News with Jim Cornette returns this week, and we look at stories involving wrestler lawsuits, riots, forced labor & more! – John Cosper, author of this week’s Book Of The Week, joins the show to discuss the history of Louisville wrestling and the legacy of the Allen Athletic Club. This conversation includes stories of wrestling bears, alligators and escaped prisoners! We discuss many of the greats that wrestled in Louisville, like Lou Thesz, Bill Longson, Gorgeous George, Buddy Rogers and more! This look at what, until now, had been a forgotten period in Louisville’s wrestling history is both informative and fun! – Bob Barnett returns to the show to discuss why Dr. Mike Lano is no longer allowed to practice dentistry. – We introduce the 605’ers to Marion Crumley, who was a rather unique jobber, with Jim Cornette, who watches a Crumbly match with us. – TGBL & Bowdren The Booker discuss many topics, from the worst angles in Mid South to tastelessness in World Class. Plus TRnac, Stuttering Tommy Rich, The Handsome Boogie Man, a missive from The Hangman & more! THE ONLY PODCAST THAT MATTERS! Book Of The Week: ***** The Top Ten is sponsored by Ramseur Records & the release of David Childers’ new album “Run Skeleton Run.” ***** Time Stamps: Rasslin Memories with Mike Mooneyham (10/14/17) George Schire and Glen Braget welcome Pro Wrestling Fan and writer Mike Mooneyham to the program to talk old school professional wrestling. Mooneyham’s weekly Sunday pro wrestling column has been a staple of the Post and Courier newspaper in the heart of Crockett Country, Charleston, South Carolina for over 30 years. George and Mike swap stories of what it was like to grow up a fan in pro wrestling’s Golden era of the 60’s and 70’s, long before the Internet when Kayfabe ruled. Rasslin Memories with Special Guest Gary Michael Cappetta 10/07/17. On this edition of Rasslin Memories, Glen Braget welcomes the World’s Most Dangerous Announcer Gary Michael Cappetta to the program to discuss his career and promote upcoming dates on his Beyond Bodyslams multi media stage show. Cappetta is a legendary pro wrestling announcer best known for working with the WWWF, WWF, AWA,NWA, WCW and countless Indys since debuting in 1974. Gary and Glen discuss topics that focus on working with the AWA,the ESPN show, Tropicana Tapings, dealing with Verne Gagne, what went wrong with Pro Wrestling USA, moving on to the NWA, WCW and much more. Rasslin Memories with Special Guest Boris Zhukov (9/30/17) On this edition of Rasslin Memories, Glen Braget catches up with Boris Zhukov. Boris is best known for his runs with the American Wrestling Association and World Wrestling Federation in the mid to late 1980s. Glen and Boris discuss his early days working for Georgia Championship Wrestling, Jim Crockett Promotions, becoming Boris, working for Ron and Robert Fuller, Bill Watts, Fritz Von Erich , Verne Gagne and Vince K McMahon. Find out how a good old Virginia named Jim becomes a hated Cold War era Russian Heel in the world of pro wrestling. Rasslin Memories Remembers Bobby Heenan (9/23/17) On this edition of Rasslin Memories, George Schire and Glen Braget look back on the career of Bobby the Brain Heenan, who passed away September 17, 2017. George and Glen discuss Bobby’s early days of breaking into the wrestling business with Dick the Bruiser, his time with the WWA in ring and as manager, his move to the AWA, Georgia Championship Wrestling and much more. it’s an old school sendoff to a True Pro Wrestling LEGEND. Rasslin Memories Remembers Otto Wanz (9/16/17) Rasslin Memories returns for Season Six on a somber note as George Schire and Glen Braget remember the life and career of former AWA World Champion Otto Wanz, who passed away September 14, 2017 at the age of 74. Find out the story behind how Wanz became AWA champion and it’s impact on the company. PDF Download. Visual Art and the Urban Evolution of the New South. Author : Deborah C. Pollack. Publisher: Univ of South Carolina Press. Category: History. 1968 in Railroads. The Louisville & Nashville Employes' Magazine. Category: Railroads. 2017-02-17 in John Cosper. Louisville's Greatest Show. The Story of the Allen Athletic Club. Author : John Cosper. 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In the Court of Appeals of the State of Kentucky, April Term 1907 . Charles L. Scholl, Appellant, Versus Henry A. Bell, Appellee . Opinion by Lassing, J. Episode 78: Corky Dan. It’s time to let out your best Dr. Jerry Graham war cry, as the Mothership has touched down once again! This week on the 6:05 Superpodcast, The Great Brian Last is joined by popular co-host Kurt Brown (aka Vandal Drummond) for a super packed show, featuring: – Part two of our conversation with Kevin Sullivan, going over Kevin’s turn to the darkside in Florida. Kevin explains how Gordon Solie and Blackjack Mulligan helped establish him as the lead heel after many years as a babyface. We hear the rationale behind some of Kevin’s interviews. We also discuss underrated bookers and Bob Roop’s attempts to steal promotions. – In The News with Jim Cornette returns! This week, TGBL & Jim look at stories about Wahoo McDaniel, Mr. Moto, stolen wrestling rings & more! – John Hitchcock makes his debut on the Superpodcast, sharing stories of the famed Front Row Section D in Greensboro. This week, John talks about the night that he and his friends christened the Four Horsemen with the name we all know them by! – Popular segment “What If?” returns this week, with TGBL & Bix answering listener inquires about Paul Heyman, Jerry Lawler, Sgt. Slaughter, Barry Windham, Ricky Steamboat, Mid South & World Class! Plus TGBL & Kurt talk about Dr. Jerry Graham, Manami Toyota, Don Muraco, Norman Dooley, Gene Kiniski & much more! THE ONLY PODCAST THAT MATTERS! Book Of The Week: Front Row Section D by John Hitchcock. ***** Please support Ramseur Records by visiting their online store and using the promo code “605” at checkout to save 20%! ***** Time Stamps: “What If?” with David Bixenspan (1:12:06) In The News with Jim Cornette (2:06:03) Front Row Section D with John Hitchcock (2:38:44) Kevin Sullivan part two (3:12:39) Follow the show on Twitter at @605pod, as well as Brian at @GreatBrianLast. Make sure to like the official Superpodcast Facebook page. Official Superpodcast merchandise is now available. To make ongoing monthly donations to the Superpodcast, you can go to our Patreon page. You can also make PayPal donations to Brian. Subscribe by adding 605feed.com to your preferred podcast app, or our iTunes link. The official show wiki, a constant work in progress, is available at 6:05 Superpodcast Wiki. The 6:05 Superpodcast is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network. Lance Russell Special. The 6:05 Superpodcast looks back on the life and career of Lance Russell, the greatest pro wrestling announcer of all time, with this special episode. The Great Brian Last is joined by former Memphis manager, and the man behind Kentucky Fried Rasslin’, Scott Bowden, for this tribute to Lance, with many voices lending their thoughts and memories! Lance Russell Interviewed By Jerry Lawler (0:30:48) Ron Fuller (0:38:34) David Bixenspan (0:48:21) Bobby Fulton (1:15:07) Pete Lederberg (1:20:48) Howard Baum (1:48:20) Dave Meltzer (1:57:29) Kurt Brown (2:31:15) Austin Idol (2:39:36) Bobby Blaze (2:54:45) Jammie Ward (3:01:22) Kevin Sullivan (3:13:21) Jim Cornette (3:40:56) Follow the show on Twitter at @605pod, as well as Brian at @GreatBrianLast. Make sure to like the official Superpodcast Facebook page. Official Superpodcast merchandise is now available. To make ongoing monthly donations to the Superpodcast, you can go to our Patreon page. You can also make PayPal donations to Brian. Subscribe by adding 605feed.com to your preferred podcast app, or our iTunes link. The official show wiki, a constant work in progress, is available at 6:05 Superpodcast Wiki. Bobby Heenan Special. The 6:05 Superpodcast presents a special episode paying tribute to Bobby “The Brain” Heenan. The Great Brian Last is joined by experts and historians for a look at every facet of The Brain’s legendary career. John McAdam & TGBL Talk Heenan (0:01:05) Richard Vicek on Heenan In Chicago & Indianapolis (0:34:24) George Schire on Heenan In The AWA (1:04:56) David Bixenspan on His Recent Deadspin Article (2:32:15) Jim Cornette & Scott Bowden on Heenan As A Manager (2:51:42) Follow the show on Twitter at @605pod, as well as Brian at @GreatBrianLast.