May 31, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 16 segments
We interview Ken Anderson fka Mr. Kennedy. We talk his career, how rewarding training the next generation is and a buncha other stuff about wrestling, film and life. Ken rules…
Ken AndersonGuest
Johnny NarrowHost
Jason HoranHost
Like, I think, you know, like as far as like current WWE, AEW, um, do you see, do you see, yeah.
And do you see like, uh, kind of some people that like, would be good comparisons to you.
Like, because of sports, wrestling, everything, everyone has a kind of comparison.
Like I see, like for me, I would say like, uh, there had that, you had to have been an influence in some way to like LA night, you know, he has his own character and everything, but like, and he's kind of found himself in a similar situation too, as far as, um, being very over going from heel to face and, um, you know he's got the mic you know and he's got the comedy as well but yeah I don't know what do you think about that or who are some wrestlers that you kind of
yeah so this happened to me my wife and I went to an AEW taping here in the Twin Cities they came through here about a year ago and one of my favorite wrestlers right now I think I would you know hands down i could say best on the microphone period in the business is mjf yeah and uh you know like kind of a cool thing my wife and i were standing by the monitor watching with another one of my students was standing right next to me and mjf walked up to me and he was just like shook you know stuck on his hand introduced himself he was like hey i just wanted to tell you that um He's like, you and Randy were it for me when I was a kid.
The way that I act sometimes is a direct reflection of like things that you used to do.
And he's like, I don't know if you like me or hate me or whatever, but like, I just felt like I needed to tell you that.
And I just thought it was kind of a, really kind of, I was like, I fucking love you, dude.
Like, um, literally I would say before this happened, I could say that's the guy who, who I watch and respect in the business right now.
Like, um, and, and he walked away and my student was just like, that's gotta feel kind of good.
And I also get people being negative about it and saying like, oh, he's trying to be this person, trying to be that person.
Like, I think, you know, like as far as like current WWE, AEW, um, do you see, do you see, yeah.
And do you see like, uh, kind of some people that like, would be good comparisons to you.
Like, because of sports, wrestling, everything, everyone has a kind of comparison.
Like I see, like for me, I would say like, uh, there had that, you had to have been an influence in some way to like LA night, you know, he has his own character and everything, but like, and he's kind of found himself in a similar situation too, as far as, um, being very over going from heel to face and, um, you know he's got the mic you know and he's got the comedy as well but yeah I don't know what do you think about that or who are some wrestlers that you kind of
yeah so this happened to me my wife and I went to an AEW taping here in the Twin Cities they came through here about a year ago and one of my favorite wrestlers right now I think I would you know hands down i could say best on the microphone period in the business is mjf yeah and uh you know like kind of a cool thing my wife and i were standing by the monitor watching with another one of my students was standing right next to me and mjf walked up to me and he was just like shook you know stuck on his hand introduced himself he was like hey i just wanted to tell you that um He's like, you and Randy were it for me when I was a kid.
The way that I act sometimes is a direct reflection of like things that you used to do.
And he's like, I don't know if you like me or hate me or whatever, but like, I just felt like I needed to tell you that.
And I just thought it was kind of a, really kind of, I was like, I fucking love you, dude.
Like, um, literally I would say before this happened, I could say that's the guy who, who I watch and respect in the business right now.
Like, um, and, and he walked away and my student was just like, that's gotta feel kind of good.
And I also get people being negative about it and saying like, oh, he's trying to be this person, trying to be that person.
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