Jonathan Hood

We're great.

We love where the business is right now.

And we're entertained across the board.

What's so great as an old territory guy like I am is I like the idea that I could turn on a YouTube or turn on a link and be able to see wrestling action across the country.

I see what's happening now and what the future looks like.

I think that's good for the business.

Hall of Famer Road Dogg is with us with Jonathan and Justin on Pro Wrestling Nation 24-7 on SiriusXM Channel 156 and on the SiriusXM app.

Road Dogg is with us to talk about OVW celebrating 1,400 episodes of their TV show.

It'll take place on June 11th.

What can other indie companies learn from the longevity from OVW?

It just not happened.

Brian, because of this interview, actually, Justin already knows, like every other month, I'm pulling out the Southeastern shirt.

Oh, yeah.

Because I'm giving all the props to Continental Southeastern, and I want to ask about your dad, The Bullet.

So is there something you can share?

Because I've seen you interview, but you don't really talk a lot about Continental or your dad as far as what he was able to do as a booker and working with the Fullers.

Can you give us some insight on what that was like for the Bullet?

Obviously, great baby face, great wrestler.

But what about the booking side, the business side of your dad working with the Fullers in Southeastern?

Justin, I just want to make sure.