Brian Last

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it was one of them where, um, Jim and Bryan Last were going over the AEW roster, and they literally had to split it across two different episodes.

[laughs]

Um, and what have you.

And it's like, we all know how long, like, Jim and Bryan Last like to podcast for-

Mm

... and like like to, li- like to talk for.

And also, Jesse, the place that supposedly made them and what made Tony fall in love with them.

Tony didn't understand, and again, Brian Last has sources and friends.

You watched.

Jesse, they were not... treated as a top tag team in New Japan until Kenny went through the fucking stratosphere.

He's still too nice.

He's still signing half the fucking wrestling business to an NDA.

And also, by the way, to the guys who think they're still hot shit, as Jesse yelled about and Brian last yelled about, but Brian's got a bigger podcast and no one heard Jesse's voice.

Hey, Jesse.

But he did not respond to requests to participate.

Brian Last, I think I may have reached out to him at some point.

I've been working on this show or series of shows for a couple years now, and we had some brief correspondence there, but I don't recall really any heavy participation by him in this other than confirming some of the things I had already found.

Jason, uh, Jason, uh, Campbell of the great, uh, pro wrestling history.com website was a very instrumental in helping me find documentation, newspaper documentation of this.

But, uh, he did not, uh, respond to requests to, uh, participate.

Uh, Brian Last, I think I may have reached out to him at some point.

I've been working on this, uh, show or series of shows for, uh, a couple years now.

And, uh, we had some brief correspondence there, but I don't, uh, recall really any, uh, heavy participation by him in this other than confirming some of the things I had already, uh, found.

The keys to the future held by the past.

And with tag team partner Brian Last.

He sends this message out by podcast.

He's Jim Cornette.

Is the AEW crew working hard or hardly working? And Paul Heyman's always working.

All of that today on the program.

And joining me for all that and more, Hawaiian Brian, The Podcasting Lion, The King of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network, mister co-host to you.

He used to be a workaholic, but he's on the wagon.

Hello again, friends.

And you are our friends, the great Brian Last here.

You there, we are back on the bus, a very special omnibus here for a Labor Day weekend, Guess the Program, volume four.

A look back at some of the installments of Guess the Program from the drive-through and the experience right here today for you.

Yeah

... really used it the same way.

But this, and, and this was actually different than what they did a lot of times, because a lot of times the handicap match was Brian Last versus Jim Cornette and Mr.

Met, the mascot.

And Brian's a music guy.

Brian Last comes from music.

He worked at Sony.

And he did a bunch of stuff in New York City.

I want to thank Lou Kippleman for all the great work he does producing and recording Stick to Wrestling.

I want to thank Brian Last for giving us this weekly forum.

And most of all, I want to thank all of you for listening.

I hope you enjoyed this extra-large edition of Stick to Wrestling.

Using racket and some mind control, he's Jim Cornette.

The keys to the future held by the past, and with tag team partner Brian Last.

He sends this message out by podcast, he's Jim Cornette.

Well, he's never fake or phony.

You gotta get the experience of Jim Cornette.

Hello again, everybody, and welcome to another exciting episode of The Jim Cornette Experience, where today we'll talk about, among other exciting topics, The Road to Wembley is Wobbly, Missy Hyatt pulls the greatest rib in wrestling history, and we're gonna discuss the one-legged man who used to have ass-kicking contests.

And joining me for all this and so much more, Hawaiian Brian the Podcasting Lion, the King of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network, Mr. Co-Host to you, he's the oldest son of the one-legged waitress at the IHOP, The Great Brian Last, everybody.

Aloha, Jim.