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29/09/2023

After 2 months plus of some of the most amazing wrestling action, the finals of the 5 Star Grand Prix this weekend!!! It’s live on PPV here in the states and we have the only preview you’ll ever need!! The latest edition of Wrestling Is Her is now available anywhere you like to pod!! Please subscribe, share, and leave a review! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wrestling-is-her/id1698556898?i=1000629601085

‎Wrestling is Her: Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix Opening Night Reactions, ROH Death Before Dishonor Main Event, And More! on Apple Podcasts 24/07/2023

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12/02/2023

After 2 weeks of sick, crazy, and miserable… We return Monday morning at 6am!!!! And BOY HOWDY! Is there anything strange to talk about?

30/01/2023

Hey everyone! John is very sick, so we will be off for a few days until he is back on his feet. See you soon!

25/01/2023

On the evening of 24 January 1972, Yokoi was discovered by two local men checking shrimp traps along a small river on Talofofo. They had assumed Yokoi was a villager from Talofofo, but he thought his life was in danger and attacked them. They managed to subdue him and carried him out of the jungle.

Yokoi later said that he expected the local men to kill him at first but was surprised when instead they allowed him to eat hot soup at their home before turning him over to the authorities. He was in relatively good health, but slightly anemic due to a lack of salt in his diet according to doctors at Guam Memorial Hospital. His diet included wild nuts, mangos, papaya, shrimp, snails, frogs, and rats.

"It is with much embarrassment that I return," he said upon his return to Japan in March 1972. The remark quickly became a popular saying in Japan. He had known since 1952 that World War II had ended but feared coming out of hiding, explaining that "We Japanese soldiers were told to prefer death to the disgrace of getting captured alive."

Yokoi was one of the last three Japanese "holdout" soldiers discovered.

22/01/2023

We only ended up with a few creepy things today… I somehow got out of buying the hand carved tribal mask again. 😅

22/01/2023

Stacey in her natural environment.. finding strange and creepy items at the antique store.