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Apr 8, 2026 42 min

Ep. 97: Something To Troubleshoot

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Episode synopsis from ChatGPT: In Get My Go Episode 97: Something To Troubleshoot, the hosts humorously dissect and critique the declining production quality of various wrestling podcasts, with a particular focus on Conrad Thompson’s "Something to Wrestle With Bruce Prichard". The hosts, including Hughezy, the Aussie Guy, and Mike, discuss issues like: poor audio quality, awkward setups, and general production negligence. They criticize Thompson’s team for lacking professional standards, especially given their paid subscription model, and highlight their frustrations with audio mishaps, echo issues, and other technical faults. They express nostalgia for when wrestling podcasts delivered compelling stories but note that many now struggle with repetitive content and low engagement. Throughout, they keep the tone lighthearted, even poking fun at themselves and other podcasters for similar missteps. The episode ends with mentions of future holiday plans and live-stream ideas for Get My Go, inviting fans to participate. Also in this episode: Mike's "face to face there, man" meet-up with YouTube sensation Herb Crackerjack at NWA 76 in Philadelphia! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/get-my-go--5166636/support.

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