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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2020 · 2H 42M

Episode 33: Riot on 42nd Street

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Welcome back to a fresh episode of the "What's Real?" podcast with Ed, Jared, and Cam! It's our 33rd episode! The variety show opening continues this week. The guys cover the death of pro wrestling legend Kamala, the crazy confession made by former WWF wrestler Marty Jannetty, "Macho Man" Randy Savage pushing Vince McMahon to the ground back in the day, the Pittsburgh Penguin's elimination, the miserable Pittsburgh Pirates, and the state of Fantasy Football in 2020. The "30 Day Wrestling Challenge" continues with week 3. It's also the final portion of the review for the 80's horror movie documentary, "In Search of Darkness". The "What's Real?" classic segments take things home. It's "Riot on 42nd Street" on this week's "Thursday Night Prime". As always, the show wraps with another huge "Goofs R Goofs" segment. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show! churchillpictures.com Timestamps: 0:00:00 - Intro (Kamala, Marty Jannetty's Facebook Post, State of Pittsburgh Sports) 0:43:06 - 30 Day Wrestling Challenge (Least Favorite Wrestlers and Favorite Commentators) 1:21:39 - In Search of Darkness (Documentary Review Part 2) 1:56:44 - Thursday Night Prime - "Riot on 42nd Street" 2:16:57 - Goofs R Goofs

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