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With the highs and lows of the former Terry Bollea in the news after the death of Hulk Hogan, Luke Jones and Nestor grapple with his act, “borrowed” if-not-stolen from Superstar Billy Graham as documented in the recent “Dark Side Of The Ring” tale on Vice regarding the business of wrestling and Vince McMahon and steroids in the 1970s and 80s.
With the highs and lows of the former Terry Bollea in the news after the death of Hulk Hogan, Luke Jones and Nestor grapple with his act, “borrowed” if-not-stolen from Superstar Billy Graham as documented in the recent “Dark Side Of The Ring” tale on Vice regarding the business of wrestling and Vince McMahon and steroids in the 1970s and 80s.
Luke Jones and Nestor wrestle with the gloriously tainted legacy of Hulk Hogan and the Hulkamania era recounting lost memories of youth and life and love of the squared circle of Vince McMahon and the WWF.
Luke Jones and Nestor wrestle with the gloriously tainted legacy of Hulk Hogan and the Hulkamania era recounting lost memories of youth and life and love of the squared circle of Vince McMahon and the WWF.
Nestor admits to “cheating” on the local teams with the Oilers, Phillies and Padres as a kid. You didn’t have to love Baltimore teams to love sports. In many cases, you were forced to import your sport!
Luke Jones and Nestor wrestle with Rhodes family history and Wrestlemania weekend in Philly with tales of The Rock, Vince and the way it used to be in ‘rasslin.
Luke Jones and Nestor wrestle with Rhodes family history and Wrestlemania weekend in Philly
We know it’s the Maryland Crab Cake Tour but Derek Frazier and Jon Sidway of Weis Markets at Honeygo in Perry Hall got Nestor distracted when the Ostroski’s delicacy arrived on the set. Wrestling with the holidays, food and family is made easier with a free Rewards ham and plenty of egg nog and good cheer. And those stuffed shrimp with the signature crab cakes!
Luke Jones and Nestor grapple with a lifetime of WrestleMania memories and the boss tells the story of how the former WCW Nitro Girl and Miss Hancock was a turn-of-the-century intern at the all new WNST-AM 1570 when she was a Baltimore Ravens cheerleader.
Luke Jones and Nestor grapple with WrestleMania memories and the legend of WNST intern Stacy Keibler
Luke Jones is pinned down on WrestleMania history and Lamar Jackson by Dennis Koulatsos
Luke Jones is pinned down on WrestleMania history and Lamar Jackson by Dennis Koulatsos
The WWE Hall of Famer talked wrestling and yoga with Nestor and Luke ahead of Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta.
Diamond Dallas Page talks wrestling and yoga with Nestor and Luke on Radio Row
Luke Jones joins Nestor to recap NFL free agency start and discuss loss of wrestler Scott Hall
From Phil’s walk to the Nadal show to the puck and hoop and horses, Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor agree that the magic of sports and its nightly ritual is finally back and all eyes are set on the fall and Ravens football.
Luke Jones and Nestor spend their annual segment breaking down another Wrestlemania and then wrestle with Ravens draft options and needs this month.
She is the toast of the WWE after winning the Royal Rumble and with her sights set on Wrestlemania 37, Biana Belair joins us to talk about the rigors of the ring and the benefits of helping others.
Marlon Humphrey’s fifth-year option for 2021 being exercised was always elementary.
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It’s been an emotional week for me on many levels with more big news forthcoming about WNST.net and its future,
For all of you fellow 1970’s WWWF fans, I’ve got some good news and bad news. Earlier this week Bruno
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The first half is in the books, and the Orioles are right where most of us thought they would be—last
The first half is in the books, and the Orioles are right where most of us thought they would be—last
