In this episode from March 2014, Joey talks about St. Patrick's Day and 100 ways to show boldness.

Joey takes the show on the road and catches up with Big TJ, Ashley Gardner, and Jackie Grant. The three actors are starring in Center Stage Alliance’s upcoming production of “The Sound of Music”.  They talk about the differences between the stage and film versions, what they bring to their characters, getting caught up in the emotions of a scene, and what role they would like next.  The Sound of Music” shows will run March 16-18 and 23-25 at 7:30 p.m. and March 19 at 3:30 p.m. For more information, visit https://centerstagealliance.org

Joey talks to Dr. LaToya Robertson and the two friends catch up on everything that LaToya has been up to since she was last on the show. They talk about taking control of your life, what to do after you do everything on your bucket list, being disappointed by new technology, and making the world a better place. This is a great show. 

Joey gets out of the house and rides a bicycle, Ric Flair won't give Lex Luger any more title shots, Midnight Express meets Midnight Express, Paul Jones doesn't want to retire, Rick Steiner wins the TV title, and Dusty doesn't go quietly into that good night as Joey takes a look at Starrcade 88: True Gritt.

It's Brutus VS. Bass for the hair, The Mega Powers are just holding it together, The Twin Towers look to end Hulk Hogan, Warrior VS. HTM rematch, The Red Rooster breaks free, and Mr. Perfect has the perfect move as Joey looks at the Saturday Night's Main Event from January 1989.

The crowd yells USA to two Canadians, Haku and Race battle for the crown, Rockin' Robin pays tribute to her brothers, Sherri tries commentary, Jesse is always right, Warrior won't sell for baby oil, the Mega Powers are tearing apart, and Ted DiBiase sets out to buy a Higher Number as Joey takes a look at the 1989 Royal Rumble.

The Mega Powers Explode, Hulk Hogan shows off his acting skills, the perils of live television, Joey needs a hype man and a Mean Gene as he goes to a wedding and takes a look at The Main Event 2.

Ric Flair is The Man, Ricky Steamboat is a Family Man, so that leaves Bob Caudle to be a Ladies Man. Hiro Matsuda takes over Flair's Career, Paul Jones makes an appearance, Jack Victory makes two appearances, and Kevin Sullivan uses a lock and chain to get a title match as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions 5.

After talking about everything that has been happening in wrestling lately, Joey looks at the Chi-Town Rumble from the NWA and WCW.

Ric Flair arrives in style, Ricky Morton wears a protective device, Baby Doll Slaps Cornette, Shaska gets shaved, Garvin gets revived, and JJ gets ticked off as Joey watches The Great American Bash '86-Charlotte.

Elizabeth has to make a choice, Owen makes an eerie comment, Bad News Brown makes some risque comments, WrestleMania is approaching, Joey makes a long overdue apology and provides some entertainment, and Bubba sells cotton candy as Joey looks at the March 1989 edition of Saturday Night's Main Event.

Ric Flair has his name misspelled, Ricky Steamboat has his name misspelled and a son dressed as a cut rate Yoshi, JYD and Butch Reed return to The Superdome, George Scott is lost, Jim Ross and Michael Hayes reunite, and Terry Funk is not retired as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions VI: Ragin' Cajun.

Someone gets grabbed, someone gets stomped, Rockin' Robin sings, Run DMC raps, Piper is in the Pit, Liz is thrown out, Savage has a staph infection, there are two Championship belts at ringside, and Marla Maples is in the crowd two years before anyone knew her as Joey takes a look at WrestleMania V.

Raccoon's attack Joey's campsite and get buff, The Oak Ridge Boys sing, Lex Luger has patented interview hand gestures, Sting has a scary rat tail, Flair and Steamboat have another classic, Terry Funk attacks Flair, WWF is petty, and the tag titles are vacated as Joey looks at WrestleWar '89.

Hulk Hogan has a movie coming out and The Big Boss Man in a cage, Zeus makes an appearance, Duggan is the new king, Savage wants his title back, Rude defends the Intercontinental Title, The Brain Busters and Demolition get it on, and Joey notes the passing of Regis and his anniversary gift as he takes a look at the SNME from May 1989.

The building is hot, Jim Ross gets in trouble for doing his job, Jim Cornette gets attacked, we meet the newest Freebird, Ric Flair does an interview in a Laker jacket, the Ding Dongs and Norman debut, we crown new tag team champions, and Lex Luger gives voice to his frustrations as Joey looks at Clash of the Champions VII from WCW.

Ric Flair and Terry Funk battle, the TV title is held up, The Skyscrapers make an impression, Sid Vicious is over, the War Games is hot, Bob Caudle wants to see some clothes torn off, Michael Hayes doesn't want to go in the cage, and Ricky Steamboat uses a chair as Joey takes a look at The Great American Bash '89 from the NWA and WCW.

Hulk Hogan puts his title on the line, The Honky Tonk Man is one hit away from a championship, Ronnie Garvin is a punching ref, Macho Man is intense, Brutus Beefcake puts on a great performance, Zeus makes an appearance, and we crown new tag champions as Joey takes a look at the Saturday Night's Main Event from July 1989.

Zeus and Randy Savage have a Cauldron of Madness, Hulk Hogan and Brutus Beefcake have a secret weapon, Mean Gene has a blooper, Rick Rude doesn't care who he has to go through, Jim Duggan has a mask, The Brain Busters have the titles but don't put them up, and Jesse has a point.

Funk is injured, Slater is trying to be Funk, Flair gets the bag, Sting gets sprayed with Muta's mist, Lugar falls on Rich, Paul E. gets fired twice, and Robin Green trips Scott Steiner and transforms into Woman as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions VIII.

Hogan has a lot of power in Hulkamania, DiBiase takes out an insurance deposit, Survivor Series teams shape up, Piper wants the Heenan Family, Savage is now the Macho King, Jimmy Hart has nice underwear, Joey wonders about trains, takes charge of an online store, and discusses bagging as an art form as he takes a look at the Saturday Night's Main Event from October 1989.

Joey goes camping, Joey's wife and Chris Cruise have something in common, Muta becomes a fireman, Bruno returns to Philadelphia to ref a cage match, Pillman is over, the Dynamic Dudes are not, and Rick Steiner says some things as Joey takes a look at Halloween Havoc 1989.

Joey has a tough week, Solie utters an immortal line, Lex destroys trophies, Sting wants Lex, Starrcade is coming up, Flair/Funk I Quit, Funk is a man of his word, The Midnight Express come back from the edge, and the NWA is peak 1989 as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions IX.

Joey turns an awkward phrase, defends Matt Striker, gives a Quantum Leap shoutout, The Miz takes on Randy Orton, Edge can't use the spear, the Raw GM makes rulings, two legends return, and the road to WrestleMania begins as Joey looks at the 2011 Royal Rumble.

Joey recounts his week, talks about a memorable Halloween, celebrates an anniversary, Piper and Ventura challenge The Hillbillies, Hogan and Andre tangle with Studd and Bundy, the Superstars dress up, play games, and celebrate Halloween as Joey takes a look at the SNME from November 1985.

No Holds Barred The Movie/The Match is set up, Tully is fired, Arn is leaving, Heenan gets called in, Gorilla enjoys pie, Jesse is a pilgrim, Hogan and Beefcake get powder, The Warrior goes on last and Joey remembers going to a flea market, remembers a wonderful woman, and gets something shoved into his pants as he takes a look at Survivor Series 1989.

Macho Man wrestles four times, including with Ricky Steamboat, Junk Yard Dog wins a tournament, a fan wins a car, Alfred proves he's a team player, Jesse protests and grows more comfortable, Hogan and Piper battle, and more as Joey watches The Wrestling Classic.

Mr. Perfect destroys the WWF Championship, The Genius shocks the world with a win over Hulk Hogan, Sapphire comes in, The Brain Busters go out, Warrior clashes with Andre, and the WWF closes out the 1980's as Joey takes a look at the November 1989 episode of Saturday Night's Main Event.

Ric Flair wins coming off the top rope, Harley Race has one last time in the spotlight, Gene Kiniski is in the way, Piper and Valentine make history, Tony Schiavone breaks into wrestling, blood flows from everyone, Joey talks about Thanksgiving food and programs and takes a look at Starrcade '83.

ECW before it went extreme, Paul E. makes his mark, Funk and Gilbert in a chain match, Joey recaps his Thanksgiving and gives his first Holiday pick, Joey gets serious for a minute, Dark Patriot isn't there but Tammy Sytch was as Joey takes a look at ECW Super Summer Sizzler Spectacular 1993.

Joey remembers Pat Patterson and switches chairs, there are two round robin tournaments that nobody remembers, Sting prevails, Funk is announcing, Arn Anderson returns, and the Road Warriors live up to their theme music as Joey watches Starrcade '89: Future Shock.

Joey talks about his favorite day of the year, updates his Christmas watching list, Fritz wrestles a Texas Death Match, Kabuki gets some Coke, Von Erich's everywhere, there is a Richard Blood appearance, Bundy has hair, and George Lucas is nowhere to be found as Joey takes a look at Christmas Star Wars '81.

Jesse keeps Mickey and Minnie out, Tony is Goofy, Valentine and Garvin keep going for pins, DiBiase can't buy a higher number this year, Perfect gets the perfect number, Warrior wants Hogan, Hogan wants everybody, and the road to WrestleMania begins in Orlando as Joey takes a look at the 1990 Royal Rumble.

Hogan and Warrior team up, Dusty has an immortal line, Sapphire and Heenan get thrown out, Sapphire comes back, Garvin sets up his retirement fund, Savage wants Hogan, Tyson is mentioned, and we are headed to The Main Event III as Joey takes a look at the Saturday Night's Main Event from January 1990.

The podcast turns 1, Joey is much older than 1, Sting gets kicked out of the Horsemen and gets injured, Cactus Jack takes a plunge and makes a splash, Doctor Death isn't really a doctor, Doom loses their masks, Mean Mark makes his mark, and Norman wins in the bathroom as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions 10 from WCW.

Sting is injured, Luger steps up, Flair has a disembodied voice, Spivey has quit, tag teams take the night, and Funk sings as Joey takes a look at WrestleWar 90 from the NWA and WCW.

Jesse and Gorilla call one last WrestleMania together, WrestleMania goes international, Perfect no longer has the perfect record, Elizabeth is the crown jewel, Andre becomes a fan favorite again, Demolition threepeat, Warrior steps up, Hogan steps toward immortal, Heenan spends a lot of money, and we are all along for the ride as Joey takes a look at WrestleMania VI.

Joey goes digging for a movie to watch and slides on the ice, John Cena eats Fruity Pebbles, Alberto Del Rio faces his destiny, Edge overcomes the odds, Jerry Lawler tries to make a dream come true, Michael Cole plays the heel, CM Punk has a malfunctioning pod, and the show goes all over the place as Joey takes a look at the 2011 Elimination Chamber.

JYD has his day, Bob loses his chair, Sting wants his shot, Sid loses a quick one, Mean Mark has new management, Doom and the Steiners clash, and we all take a shot as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions XI: Coastal Crush from WCW.

The Rock hosts WrestleMania, The Miz and John Cena are in the main event, Jerry Lawler and Michael Cole have a match, Snooki also has a match, Undertaker and Triple H clash, Joey puts together a puzzle and talks about the Peacock edits as he takes a look at WrestleMania 27.

Joey gets some sad news and comes to terms with it, continues his Christmas show watchalong, has something strange happen while he is working on the show, Hogan makes a movie, Zeus, is remembered, and it all comes down to the cage as Joey takes a look at No Holds Barred: The Movie/The Match.

Joey receives some Gut Punches, Hogan makes some shakes, Jesse wrestles, Funk is middle aged and crazy, Volkoff wins a "Peace Match", Dean Malenko refs, and the Superstars visit a water park as Joey looks at the Saturday Night's Main Event from January 1986.

Joey talks about the WWE Network moving to Peacock, Hogan is a Buttermilk Man, Buster Douglas likes whole milk, Savage tries to do some boxing, Jesse is right, The Ultimate Warrior talks insurance, and the battle is set for WrestleMania VI as Joey takes a look at The Main Event III.

Joey issues a Mea Culpa, celebrates Valentine's Day cheaply, and gives a science lesson. Rick Martel promotes Arrogance, Hogan dispatches Perfect, Genius is still hanging on, Warrior takes on Haku, Heenan sees something, there is a shaking up of tag teams, Boss Man pivots to DiBiase, and Vince and Jesse ride horses as we remember the Alamo as Joey watches the April 1990 SNME.

Joey gets a test done, goes for a couple of outings with his wife, and makes a bad social media post, Mr. T battles Bob Orton and has mismatched socks on, Hogan gets taken out on a stretcher, Bundy wants a 5 count, Adonis doesn't like dogs, the Dream Team get a fluke win, and the Hulk Hogan Real American Video makes its debut and this show sets up WrestleMania 2 as Joey takes a look at the Saturday Night's Main Event from March 1986.

Sting is saved by Robocop, Luger's real life situation turns into an angle, someone goes to the wrong leather shop, both tag titles change hands, a familiar face is back, Teddy Long loses some hair, and a drinking spree commences as Joey takes a look at Capital Combat 90: The Return of Robocop.

Hogan meets Bundy in a cage, the WWF stars and NFL players meet in a battle royal, The British Bulldogs win the titles forever, Roddy boxes Mr. T, Susan says uh oh a lot, Herb makes an appearance, something weird happens to Joey as he goes for his vaccine, works on his puzzle, and takes a look at WrestleMania 2.

It's the end of an era as Jesse calls his last SNME, Hogan is going to wrestle Earthquake at SummerSlam, Warrior wants Rude in a cage, Rude feels lucky, Perfect takes on Santana, Buddy Rose makes an appearance, and Lord Alfred and Mean Gene do their best Marlon and JIm Impersonation as Joey takes a look at the July 1990 SNME.

Joey takes a bag on a trip, gets a new card, and counts toilet paper rolls, Jerry Lawler and Kerry Von Erich want each other in the ring, Sgt. Slaughter wants Col. DeBeers in a Boot Camp Match, Nature's Best wants to be identified correctly, Greg Gagne wants Ron Garvin, and Verne just wants someone to buy his PPV as Joey takes a look at The Road to SuperClash 3 from the AWA.

Roddy debuts as a commentator on PPV, Hogan and Earthquake clash, the ref gets his shirt torn, Rude and Warrior meet in a cage, Bad News Brown has Sewer Rats, Jake has Damien, Demolition has three members, LOD have the Hart Foundations back, Texas Tornado has a title match, and Joey searches for chicken as he takes a look at SummerSlam 1990.