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Sep 13, 2026
Andy HedderHOST
is the five-star, yeah.
Matt TurnerHOST
And by the way, the Dream Star for Marigold, I believe there's five shows myself and Rob are reviewing this week.
Matt TurnerHOST
I think it's like three weeks.
Matt TurnerHOST
I think from start to finish, it's three weeks.
Matt TurnerHOST
So it's like, yeah, we're batting down the hatches on Marigold.
Matt TurnerHOST
So Starvin took a week off and they only had one show.
Matt TurnerHOST
They had the show in Cork and Hall this past week, which was a solid show.
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Andy HedderHOST
I have not.
Andy HedderHOST
[laughs]
Matt TurnerHOST
Yeah, but, and by the way, the Dream Star for Marigold, I believe there's five shows myself and Rob are reviewing.
Andy HedderHOST
Wow.
Matt TurnerHOST
Yeah, this week, 'cause they are literally-
Andy HedderHOST
Jeez
Matt TurnerHOST
... yeah, I think it's like three weeks.
Matt TurnerHOST
I think from start to finish it's three weeks, so it's like, yeah, we're batting down the hatches on Marigold.
Matt TurnerHOST
So Stardom took a week off, and they only had one show.
speaker_5NARRATOR
Then the Mexicans said, "'It is the death-flower.
speaker_5NARRATOR
It has sprung from the blood of our brothers slain in battle by the cruel Spaniards.' But the Spaniards called them Marigolds, or Mary's Gold, because they said the Mother of Jesus had given them the victory." CHAPTER XIII.
speaker_5NARRATOR
The Flower Fairies never tread beneath your feet flowers fair and flowers sweet touch us tenderly with care flowers sweet and flowers fair one bright sunny morning little may went out into the fields to gather a bunch of flowers for her mother she went happily along and soon came to a meadow gay with yellow buttercups she picked a handful and then ran on for she could see just over the next wall the red blossoms of a field of poppies some of these she gathered and put among her buttercups but she did not stay long in this field for she knew that a little farther on there was a stream beside which grew the pretty blue forget-me-nots of which her mother was so fond so may gathered a big bunch of these and now held in her hand buttercups poppies and forget-me-nots but after a while she began to get tired so she sat down on the bank to rest and presently she heard a soft little voice say do you like butter may looked quickly all around and saw before her a pretty little lady with a crown of gold upon her head and dressed all in yellow she was very much surprised but being a polite little girl replied yes thank you and will you please tell me your name certainly said the little lady my name is fairy yellow and i am queen of the buttercups and daffodils and all the yellow flowers here come my sisters fairy red and fairy blue and there they were two more little ladies one dressed in red and the other in blue good morning said may good morning said fairy red i live among the poppies and all the red flowers belong to me poppies and roses and the holly berries and many more besides then fairy blue said i am mistress of the bluebells and harebells and forget-me-nots and all the sweet blue flowers i think you are all very pretty said may and i shall always think of you when i look at the flowers But now I must go home, so good-bye." "'But we are going with you,' said the fairies, and to May's astonishment each crept into a flower and nestled down comfortably, fairy yellow in a buttercup, fairy red in a poppy, and fairy blue in a forget-me-not.
speaker_5NARRATOR
So May gathered up her flowers and set off home, and all the way the fairies sang to her the sweetest songs." End of chapter 13 End of The Enchanted Castle By James Hartwell
Susan MorinNARRATOR
Then the Mexicans said, "'It is the death-flower.
Susan MorinNARRATOR
It has sprung from the blood of our brothers slain in battle by the cruel Spaniards.' But the Spaniards called them Marigolds, or Mary's Gold, because they said the Mother of Jesus had given them the victory." CHAPTER XIII.
Susan MorinNARRATOR
The Flower Fairies never tread beneath your feet flowers fair and flowers sweet touch us tenderly with care flowers sweet and flowers fair one bright sunny morning little may went out into the fields to gather a bunch of flowers for her mother she went happily along and soon came to a meadow gay with yellow buttercups she picked a handful and then ran on for she could see just over the next wall the red blossoms of a field of poppies some of these she gathered and put among her buttercups but she did not stay long in this field for she knew that a little farther on there was a stream beside which grew the pretty blue forget-me-nots of which her mother was so fond so may gathered a big bunch of these and now held in her hand buttercups poppies and forget-me-nots but after a while she began to get tired so she sat down on the bank to rest and presently she heard a soft little voice say do you like butter may looked quickly all around and saw before her a pretty little lady with a crown of gold upon her head and dressed all in yellow she was very much surprised but being a polite little girl replied yes thank you and will you please tell me your name certainly said the little lady my name is fairy yellow and i am queen of the buttercups and daffodils and all the yellow flowers here come my sisters fairy red and fairy blue and there they were two more little ladies one dressed in red and the other in blue good morning said may good morning said fairy red i live among the poppies and all the red flowers belong to me poppies and roses and the holly berries and many more besides then fairy blue said i am mistress of the bluebells and harebells and forget-me-nots and all the sweet blue flowers i think you are all very pretty said may and i shall always think of you when i look at the flowers But now I must go home, so good-bye.' "'But we are going with you,' said the fairies, and to May's astonishment each crept into a flower and nestled down comfortably, fairy yellow in a buttercup, fairy red in a poppy, and fairy blue in a forget-me-not.
Susan MorinNARRATOR
So May gathered up her flowers and set off home, and all the way the fairies sang to her the sweetest songs.
John BrissonGUEST
That was John.
John BrissonGUEST
And it was because Serentis was in the bathhouse, who was a known Gnostic, who may have been the reason why his sect, may have been the reason why they brought forth the Acts 15 Jerusalem Council of what should be done there.
John BrissonGUEST
for gentiles as far as keeping the law which by the way the whole council agreed peter agreed and james agreed by the way that gentiles are not to keep the law okay and instead are to keep uh the laws of christ uh that are given by jesus and also by paul the law of liberty as well as to obtain from meat sacrifice to idols and fornication which would be all things that you would do if you were upholding the laws of christ anyway okay uh to those who want to judaize and put us back under the law That's what the Essenes wanted.
John BrissonGUEST
Serentis was one of the first Gnostics, but he was also a Judaizer.
John BrissonGUEST
He was both.
John BrissonGUEST
And so again, you have a lot of, I would say that, Elizabeth Clare Prophet was a Gnostic who pushed Essene doctrine, but didn't push really the aestheticism, but more of the Gnostic, you know, aspects of Essene.
Steven ConwayHOST
So I am now current on Stardom through the five-star Grand Prix.
Steven ConwayHOST
I am now current on Marigold as their tournament is beginning, the Dream Star Grand Prix.
Steven ConwayHOST
That's just getting rolling.
Steven ConwayHOST
Only a couple of shows on that yet.
Steven ConwayHOST
Through the five-star Grand Prix.
Steven ConwayHOST
I am now current on Marigold as their tournament is beginning, the Dream Star Grand Prix.
Steven ConwayHOST
That's just getting rolling.
Steven ConwayHOST
Only a couple of shows on that yet.
KarenHOST
Mm.
ColinHOST
Marigold is a classic flower name for girls.
ColinHOST
Uh, a little old-timey.
ColinHOST
In fact-
KarenHOST
I almost named my kid Marigold
ColinHOST
...
ColinHOST
so, you know, so Karen, Marigold for years never, ever broke the top 1,000 most common names-
KarenHOST
Wow [laughs]
KellyHOST
I bet we have.
TaylorHOST
It is the Dream Star, the Marigold Dream Star Grand Prix kicking off at Korakuen Hall on August 28th.
TaylorHOST
Four leagues of wrestlers.
TaylorHOST
Some highlights, uh, some highlights from day one, August 28th at Korakuen Hall, Meiko Ayano versus Misa Matsui will be happening.
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TaylorHOST
Uh, anyway, this is, we've gone far too long on this subject.
KellyHOST
[laughs]
TaylorHOST
Uh, that's the Marigold Dream Star Grand Prix.
TaylorHOST
Get into it.
Kelly HarrassHOST
I bet we have.
Taylor MaimbourgHOST
It is the Dream Star, the Marigold Dream Star Grand Prix kicking off at Corican Hall on August 28th.
Taylor MaimbourgHOST
Four leagues of wrestlers.
Taylor MaimbourgHOST
Some highlights from day one, August 28th at Corican Hall.
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Taylor MaimbourgHOST
Jeez.
Taylor MaimbourgHOST
Anyway, we've gone far too long on this subject.
Taylor MaimbourgHOST
That's the Marigold Dream Star Grand Prix.
Taylor MaimbourgHOST
Get into it.
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