Extreme1's question of the night

[Money]

I got nothing

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite pro wrestling announcer?
For me, it's probably Lance Russell, he was the announcer for the Memphis territory and he was an incredible announcer, a huge reason why that territory stuck around into the 90s.

[Money]

I've got nothing

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite Wrestling Color Commentator?
For my money, it's Bobby Heenan, he had probably the quickest wit of anyone in wrestling.

[Money]

Okay now we have a slight beef for my version I'll say Jerry the king Lawler dude had such a rapid fire delivery on subtle humor during a divas match if you weren't paying attention you would miss it and the wacky one liners and double meanings always made for a fun show

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night (From timelessly_so, thanks!): When you stop listening to a podcast, what are usually your main reasons for doing so? Cite examples if possible.
Usually the main reason I give up on a podcast is run time.
There was a wrestling podcast I used to listen to that ended up having the show balloon to as long as six hours.
It was insane and, as interesting as I think the podcast could be, it was just way too much to digest.

[Money]

Well for me my podcasts are mainly audiobooks on Youtube run time really isn't an issue since most of what I watch is only at minimum 10 minutes the bigger stuff maxes out at around an hour the really long stuff is about 10 hours but I fall asleep at some point during those but it's not a problem

[Viri]

Any podcast that starts talking politics I avoid like a fucking plague.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Got any plans for the weekend?
I'm gonna be writing!

[thewildcard]

I'm writing too and just finished a Jessica Alba story for everyone.

Paid The Cost To Fuck The Boss

[Money]

Still writing

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: No question, it's the weekly free space, talk about whatever!

[Sign54]

What is your opinion of Beyonce doing country music?

[extreme1]

I haven't listened to it because the only new music I listen to made after 2002 are JPEGMafia and Death Grips, but I think it's neat.
Big name artists stepping out of their wheelhouse and trying something new is always cool.

[Money]

I don't mind artists who try doing different styles of music for something fresh to bring to fans yet in some cases it's just a bad idea when you have a talented artist that gets paired with a writer/producer who's a notorious control freak just to sell albums or keep their name out there