Talk'n Shop

BumpNFeed with Special Guest CJ Gallows and Dough Boy talk CJ's recent debut in pro wrestling, learning the business, his 5 year goals, along with the current state of pro wrestling

Fresh off defending the WSW World Tag Team Championships in Australia, The Good Brothers are already gearing up for a massive 3-week tour through Japan in pursuit of more gold. While the brothers travel home, DJ Dominguez, Big Mel, and Darren of the Grunt GanG bring the energy, laughs, and nonstop wrestling talk fans won’t want to miss.

The Grunt Gang podcast reunites on the Talk’N Shop network and opens with banter, shoutouts, and updates on the Good Brothers wrestling in Australia and heading to Japan’s Global Tag League. Tony reviews TNA Plus and recent TNA happenings, including Leon Slater vs. Cedric Alexander, Eric Young winning a No. 1 contender battle royal after beating EC3, Rosemary’s return, and a street fight featuring AJ Francis vs. Casey Navarro with a major table spot; the group discusses TNA as a place to rebuild or elevate talent and praises its supernatural storytelling. They preview multiple tournaments: AEW’s Owen Hart Cup (men’s and women’s brackets), New Japan’s Best of the Super Juniors and upcoming US G1 show, GCW Tournament of Survival, and debate WWE’s John Cena Classic concept where fan voting can advance wrestlers, then speculate on potential participants and winners. They close by planning a future King of the Ring deep dive and more community shoutouts.

In this episode of In the Front Row, former MLB pitcher Jamie Moyer recounts growing up near Philadelphia, developing his love for sports, and taking an unconventional path to St. Joseph’s University before being drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the sixth round in 1984. He describes making his MLB debut at Wrigley Field on June 16, 1986 against his childhood hero Steve Carlton and later finding consistency and success with the Seattle Mariners, including the 2001 team that won 116 games but fell to the Yankees in the playoffs. Moyer explains how a trade to his hometown Phillies at age 43 rejuvenated him and led to a 2008 World Series title and Broad Street parade memories. He also discusses the mental side of pitching, his Tommy John comeback, becoming the oldest MLB player to win at 49, charitable work including a foundation focused on grief camps, and his current efforts sharing pitching insights online.

Fresh off another whirlwind run in Japan, Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows report from home and they are joined by Joe Hulbert. They discuss heading back out for a massive tour of Australia, the upcoming Global Tag League in Japan, MLW momentum, contract negotiations, and why wrestling outside the traditional system has never felt bigger.