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Sep 18, 2026

George StevensVOICE_ACTOR
7:31
An axe? Yes, and as I
Andy BrownVOICE_ACTOR
7:33
understand it, he used to be a lumberjack.
Andy BrownVOICE_ACTOR
7:35
Lumberjack? Oh, me.
Andy BrownVOICE_ACTOR
7:37
Kingfish, if he ever comes to my place, how in the world can I guard against him? Well,
George StevensVOICE_ACTOR
7:40
that's hard to say, Andy.
KurtPANELIST
17:55
I thought Paul Bunyan was from Minnesota.
KurtPANELIST
17:57
Well, they have a Paul Bunyan-esque guy, Lumberjack, because the team is known as the Lumberjacks.
KurtPANELIST
18:02
They put a couple guys in the league, the NFL.
Martin KilcoyneHOST
18:05
Speaking of Paul Bunyan, Sanford is on the phone.
Darren MarlarHOST
24:48
The monster reportedly hates the smell of alcohol and won't eat anything that reeks of it.
Darren MarlarHOST
24:53
Lumberjacks would drink to protect themselves when they thought a hidebehind was nearby.
Darren MarlarHOST
24:59
Of course, some might have used this as an excuse to drink more.
Darren MarlarHOST
25:03
But where did these tales come from, and why? These stories originated in logging areas like Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan, which were wild places in the 19th century.
CourtlandHOST
22:50
Wait, no.
BrandonHOST
22:51
Lumberjack chic.
CourtlandHOST
22:52
Lumberjack chic.
CourtlandHOST
22:53
Right, right, right.
CourtlandHOST
22:54
It's just baby chic, Brandon.
Shane SmithHOST
43:51
Why can't I think what they're called?
MikeHOST
43:52
Lumberjack.
Shane SmithHOST
43:52
Lumberjack who owns a blue ox, and who happens to be, like, eight or nine feet tall.
MikeHOST
43:56
Can we go right to Bill's real quick? 'Cause Bill's is pretty quick.
Shane SmithHOST
43:59
Yeah.
Tony RichardsHOST
7:07
They also battled the Rougeau family, and one of the most memorable nights of Leduc's career came in December 1971 when he and his wife, Pierrette, were legally married in the ring at the Montreal Forum in front of nearly 15,000 fans.
Tony RichardsHOST
7:24
How would you like 15,000 people to come to your wedding, um, and pay for the reception? In, uh, late 1973, the Leduc team traveled to Championship Wrestling from Florida as the Canadian Lumberjacks, and on November 23rd, they defeated Dusty Rhodes and Dick Slater for the NWA Florida Tag Team Championship, holding it for around two months.
Tony RichardsHOST
7:49
A legitimate injury to Paul ended their partnership, and Joe continued as a singles wrestler, particularly in the South.
Tony RichardsHOST
7:59
Uh, he worked Florida, he worked Georgia, he worked Tennessee, he worked Texas.
Chris LevelHOST
8:03
All right.
Chris LevelHOST
8:03
Lumberjack theme.
Chris LevelHOST
8:05
I mean, yeah.
Chris LevelHOST
8:07
But yeah, lumberjack thing, whatever.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
0:25
Thanks for tuning in, and I hope you enjoy it.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
0:31
This story was first published on January 27th of 2012 under the headline Radical Wobblies Found Support Among Oregon Loggers.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
0:41
Here we go.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
0:43
In early 1917, shortly after the U.S. declared war on Germany, the first detachment of U.S. soldiers was dispatched to the forest of western Oregon.

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Finn J.D. JohnHOST
5:56
So Diskay did two things.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
5:58
First, he sent army troops into the woods to start cutting timber, and second, he started a labor union.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
6:04
The Army's union was called the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, 4Ls.
Finn J.D. JohnHOST
6:09
Technically, it wasn't really a union because its bylaws forbade it to go on strike, but it was an organization that soon included hundreds of thousands of workers, and one that quickly developed a reputation for being reasonable, and thanks to the active backing of the United States Army, it was fairly effective in trimming away the more egregious violations of 1910's industrial management.
GaryHOST
9:21
The Gumbaroo simply walked on, ignoring the swarm of hornets.
GaryHOST
9:28
The Lumberjacks would say that the creature lived in the darkest parts of the forest, where it chose the hollow bases of oldest and the largest cedar trees as homes.
GaryHOST
9:40
These trees had been struck by lightning long ago or had burned in past forest fires.
GaryHOST
9:47
So their insides were hollowed out and turned into deep, dry caves where the Gumbaroo could crawl into and then stay hidden for days or weeks at a time.
GaryHOST
13:27
Chapter 2.
GaryHOST
13:29
The night that the woods would explode.
GaryHOST
13:36
One dark night near Coos Bay, the Lumberjacks were asleep in their bunkhouse.
GaryHOST
13:42
The rain had finally stopped.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:52
And I can't wait to hear what Stone Cold has to say.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:57
We'll have that tonight, and our Lumberjack match is coming up next.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:08
Well, come on, JR. Let's hear it.
Jerry LawlerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:11
Here it comes.

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