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Tiffany Elias and Jeff Commings look back on the top swims of the second night of competition at the Arena Grand Prinx in Mesa, Arizona.

Soul Calibur on the Wii...uh oh...

The best in pro wrestling talk - tune in every Sunday night at 6pm EST via http://www.thekenreedyshow.com Tuesday nights at 6pm EST on IRONBOUND RADIO 1640 AM www.IR1640.com We here at The Ken Reedy Show worship in the church of professional wrestling and invite you to do the same. We plan on taking over the world "One Championship Belt at a Time". In addition to our brilliantly witty host we have assembled the funniest, zaniest group of misfits and miscreants since the Oddities: co-host "Diamond Dave" Rosenbluth, producer and resident "Diva" Michele De G and weekly show blogger Tony "V". Of course we can't forget the cast of characters that call in every week! Together we discuss, dissect, dismantle and defend the world of professional wrestling as you know and love it today. THE KEN REEDY SHOW: "We say what you think".

Dr. Wallace explains conservative ideology articulated by the RISE principles which is an acronym for Responsible government, Individual liberty& fidelity, Strong Family values, and Economic empowerment. He also connects these principles to a biblical worldview.

A short film from the 90s' with spooky imagery and an unfitting soundtrack!

Title: Rebound revisited, part 9. 1Co 11:28; 1Jo 1:8-10; Eph 4:17; 2Ti 2:25

Jeff Commings is joined by 1992 Olympic gold medalist Nelson Diebel, and the two talk about the growth of the Arena Grand Prix and its effect on professional athletes. The two also look ahead and try to predict how the races will shake out in tonight's competition.

Deena, the twin daughter that Satan kept, seeks out her sister Deanna to begin reassembling the family. Deanna resists the notion at first, but finds there are some benefits.

This week on Tech News Weekly: Google announces plans to expand Fiber to Austin. How much would it cost Google to roll out Fiber nation wide? Apple yanks another App store like app. Is Apple cracking down on apps? Fox threatens to become a pay TV channel if courts greenlight Aereo. Why is internet TV such a threat to networks and cable companies? Samsung reveals a 6.3 inch Android phone. How big is too big? PC sales slip much further in Q1. Is Windows 8 to blame? And Andrew reviews the BlackBerry Z10 from AT&T.

Tiffany Elias and Jeff Commings look back on the top swims of the second night of competition at the Arena Grand Prix in Mesa, Arizona.

We dedicate this episode to the memory of Jon Layman. On this episode of Mat Men your two favorite urban luchadors Andrew and Rich discuss the fallout of Wrestlemania, what worked and what didn't, the following Monday Night Raw, and the commotion a raucous crowd can create. They interact with their ever loyal chat room and mention some of the finer points of the biggest weekend in sports entertainment. Then they go into their "What If?" segment of who would jump ship to TNA to make an impact. Yes, we are well aware of the pun. Tune in next week when we bring Jon Layman back to life.

We dedicate this episode to the memory of Jon Layman. On this episode of Mat Men your two favorite urban luchadors Andrew and Rich discuss the fallout of Wrestlemania, what worked and what didn't, the following Monday Night Raw, and the commotion a raucous crowd can create. They interact with their ever loyal chat room and mention some of the finer points of the biggest weekend in sports entertainment. Then they go into their "What If?" segment of who would jump ship to TNA to make an impact. Yes, we are well aware of the pun. Tune in next week when we bring Jon Layman back to life.

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