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For a short while I wanted to be a pro wrestling announcer

 

I called MMA and pro wrestling matches

It was a thing to do

 
 
 

WCW Live

My first job in radio was answering the phones on WCW Live, a nightly internet talk show hosted by Jeremy Borash. It was streamed live, five nights a week in the era of 56k modems.

Attitude Era

 
Bobby “The Brain” Heenan and Kyle Shiely

Bobby “The Brain” Heenan and Kyle Shiely

Radio Producer

During the late 90’s and beginning of the 21st Century I traveled across the Midwest to interview wrestlers and produce a weekly internet show that was a fore runner to today’s podcasting.

Kyle Shiely and Austin Aries

Kyle Shiely and Austin Aries

Videographer

I created a weekly wrestling show for Minnesota Independent Wrestling, featuring future WWE stars and midwest indy talent of the early 2000’s. And by created, I mean I did it all. Every weekend I filmed matches, conducted interviews, did play-by-play all across Minnesota. Then I’d edit it into a 30 minute television show.

Kyle Shiely & ECW Owner Paul Heyman circa 2000

Kyle Shiely & ECW Owner Paul Heyman circa 2000

Photographer

I photographed shows for ECWWrestling.com and other early wrestling websites. My copy of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense was once burnt on ECW TV in lieu of a Bible