This is the Ode of Wrestling with Professional Wrestler, Cobb Cabana.

Alright, how you guys doing? Come on in, take a seat, take a load off, enjoy it.

Enjoy it while lasts, hopefully lasts forever. You have reached the art of wrestling. It's a professional wrestling podcast,

but it's also a life podcast. And I'd say a personal journal and entryway into the minds, the souls,

the hearts and the lives of people involved in the world of professional wrestling, our little world,

our little circle here that we're all listening to. I am your host, my name is Colt Cobbana,

Alias Boom Boom, sometimes classic, never white chocolate or white thunder. That's never my alias.

And I'm just letting you know, I am a Chicago native, I am an official taxpayer as I did do my taxes today.

And the government's actually going to send me a little money, so a little sneak hint for you guys,

if you want to be a professional wrestler, you're going to lose so much money, that the government Obama himself will be throwing you money.

But most importantly, I am a professional wrestler. Yeah, it all makes sense now, doesn't it?

And I am actually sitting here live in the studio, apartment in Chicago, Illinois. Beautiful day out here, spring is coming.

April showers, but no, well, some flowers, but it's April. That's the point I was making with that.

Before we get any further, of course, this is fan support and listener supported, and I appreciate it every single time you guys support any way you can.

A couple of ways you can do that, of course, tell a friend, let them know what's going on over here, the art of wrestling.

Maybe leave a review on iTunes, that helps our iTunes score, or almost importantly, you can do it financially over at cultmerch.com.

Again, this is free of charge, but if you want to go over and support cultmerch.com t-shirts, buttons, pictures, posters, DVDs,

in the big one, DVD, of course, the wrestling road diaries, available wrestling road diaries.com also, but it's available at cultmerch.com,

and go on over there and get the movie that myself and the American Dragon Brian Danielson kind of put together, and it documents the life on the road of an independent professional wrestler,

and it's very candid, a lot of reviews are in, a lot of positive. I really, I don't think I've heard any negative reviews at all from anybody, or even online.

I guess you wouldn't want to email me and be like, your movie sucks cult, but some of you guys will write on your own site and think that I'll never see it,

but don't think that I don't get Google searches, and it just comes to my email, and it's like, here's the email, cult sucks at wrestling, but I mean, I've got nose, but I haven't gotten cults movie sucks,

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