Jon and Bob are back this week and we are joined by Rich Buchholtz, owner and promoter of Ragin Pro Wrestling.

On this episode, Rich will discuss professionalism in the wrestling business, among other things. The conversation centers around a list, posted by Brutal Bob Evans on Facebook, of 34 ways to be professional in the wrestling business. Rich will give his opinion on a bunch of the items on that last, good and bad, then transition into talking about two of his recent Facebook posts which outlined Rich's personal dos and don'ts for people who want to work with his promotion specifically.

Finally, Rich will update us on RPW Homecoming 3 (5/31) and RPW Destiny 5 (9/27) and the stacked cards for each show and tell us about the unique contest he is running with a fan vote for RPW Homecoming.

First, Bob and Jon review DREAMWAVE "Famous Last Words" from February 8, featuring a dog collar match for the DREAMWAVE championship, Christian Rose vs Connor Hopkins, plus Masha Slamovich vs Sierra, and new DREAMWAVE tag team champions,

Our Youtube Recommendation of the week is Millennium Pro Wrestling "Love Drunk" which was uploaded to Youtube over the weekend, featuring a champion vs champion match in the main event, and our discovery of a new Indy Wrestling Experience favorite, Hydie. Go check it out!

As always, Bob and Jon congratulate all of the new champions crowned over the past week and preview shows coming up at promotions all across the country, including, but not limited to shows offered by:

Atomic Legacy Wrestling

Chicago Style Wrestling

Respect Women's Wrestling

Keystone State Wrestling Alliance

DCW Wrestling

Atlantic Pro Wrestling

NWA World League Wrestling

UPW Wrestling

Bayou Independent Wrestling

Freelance Wrestling

Battle Club Pro

Xcite Wrestling

Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment

Bob, Jon and Rich also discuss Hollyhood Haley J leaving OVW for Booker T's school in Texas and the recent announcement that WWE is bringing EVOLVE back with weekly TV to air on Tubi. Bob thinks all of this is bad for the business and, as usual, claims this is all tied to WWE ID and the sky is falling.

What do you think?