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Todd Pettengill

Former American radio disc jockeyWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Todd Pettengill".

Oct 12, 2026

King VHOST
36:20
But, um, [laughs] that was a f- and if you know, you know.
DJ KnucklesHOST
36:23
Todd, Todd Pettengill head.
King VHOST
36:25
So again, a strong lineup in Tr- Tiffany Stratton, right?
DJ KnucklesHOST
36:31
Somebody agrees.
Alex McDonaldHOST
72:31
No, seriously.
Alex McDonaldHOST
72:32
Like, like, why aren't these guys managed by Todd Pettengill?
Patrick MoynahanHOST
72:37
I never thought of that.
Alex McDonaldHOST
72:40
Doesn't that make more sense?

42 MINS LATER

Alex McDonaldHOST
114:36
Uh, Wright worked behind the scenes in the WWF before getting experience on camera in ECW.
Patrick MoynahanHOST
114:42
You know why he never hosts the Free for Alls?
Alex McDonaldHOST
114:47
Uh, Todd Pettengill?
Patrick MoynahanHOST
114:48
Exactly.
WilsonHOST
15:59
Uh, and, like, he's talk- [laughs] maybe we'll pull up the clip as a...
WilsonHOST
16:04
They're like, Todd Pettengill is like, "How do you feel about wrestling in Madison Square Garden?" He's like, "I don't know.
WilsonHOST
16:08
The adrenaline's similar to, I don't know, wrestling a 5'7" blonde that weighs maybe 123 pounds," uh, you know, and he's just, like, kinda eyeballing her, you know?
LarryHOST
16:20
[laughs]
Joey HarrisHOST
4:04
Helmsley out first.
Joey HarrisHOST
4:05
Todd Pettengill talks to Droese.
Joey HarrisHOST
4:08
They show Helmsley attacking Droese on Superstars and cutting his hair, and Droese says it's payback time.
Joey HarrisHOST
4:13
Droese runs to the ring and they start to fight as soon as he gets there.
Joey HarrisHOST
6:46
Match for the WrestleMania title shot.
Joey HarrisHOST
6:48
Shawn Michaels versus Owen Hart with Jim Cornette.
Joey HarrisHOST
6:51
Todd Pettengill talks to Michaels.
Joey HarrisHOST
6:52
He says this is the biggest match of his life on the way to WrestleMania.
Sean MooneyHOST
34:39
Uh, you know, Rob Bartlett is, was a great comedian, is a great comedian.
Sean MooneyHOST
34:45
And, um, vince as we talked about you know todd pettengill was another guy on the radio vince listened to the radio and uh brought todd in because of that and uh he loved rob bartlett and he wanted to he had this idea because you know he was always bringing people in from the outside world it was his way to combine the worlds uh together and for you know that all sports entertainment could work um unfortunately you do have to have you you have to be smart to the business you have to know the business you have to know what's going on
Steve FallHOST
35:24
what you're talking about
Sean MooneyHOST
35:26
yes especially if you understand the fans uh the greatest fans in the world i have covered every professional sport you can imagine and uh hands down and i've never wavered on this the greatest fans in the world, greatest sports fans in the world are wrestling fans.
Stevie RichardsHOST
54:39
Remember he wanted to take wrestle out of it and just call it Mania?
James RomeroHOST
54:42
Like WWF Mania with Todd Pettengill?
Stevie RichardsHOST
54:44
No, just Mania.
James RomeroHOST
54:45
Oh.
Kieran LaforteHOST
52:35
You remember with John on the roof, like
Andy OgdenHOST
52:37
doing all the recaps leading into it, like Todd Pettengill.
Andy OgdenHOST
52:40
But then again, you go to the section which says crunch, and it's fucking video not found in it.
Andy OgdenHOST
52:46
LAUGHTER
speaker_1ADVERTISER
3:25
And with, I think, maybe, I don't know, like, the, the, the amount of importance for, like, a television show, like, you're expecting a whole lot more certainly going into a go-home edition, and this did not provide that.
John PollockHOST
3:39
Well, the Slammy Awards are also coming up this week, Wei, because that is how we will, uh, be spending Thursday on Rewind Away, where Wei and I will review the Slammy Awards from 1996 on the eve of WrestleMania 12, hosted by Todd Pettengill, featuring an ungodly amount of awards handed out.
John PollockHOST
4:02
And all I can say is we will properly contextualize the 1996 handling of the Goldust character by Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler.
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:13
The nominees, Goldust.
MattHOST
17:47
OK, so he is standing there in the back.
MattHOST
17:49
And maybe Todd Pettengill was the interviewer.
MattHOST
17:52
He said, so Vince, what's going to happen tonight? And he looks and he says, I don't know.
MattHOST
17:57
I don't know.

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