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Step inside the Portland Sports Arena and relive the golden age of Pacific Northwest wrestling. From legendary feuds to hidden gems, our podcasts bring you the stories, matches, and larger-than-life personalities that defined one of wrestling’s most unique territories.Each episode dives into the history, characters, and unforgettable moments of Portland Wrestling—from household names who passed through on their way to national stardom, to the one-match wonders and obscurities that only true fans remember.If you love wrestling history, colorful characters, and the untold stories behind the
Frank hosts Portland Wrestling, a sports show with 103 episodes published.
The Attraction Archive – Special Edition: Andre the Giant's Northwest Legacy Some wrestlers become champions. Some become legends. And then there was Andre the Giant —a once-in-a-lifetime attraction whose arrival alone w
The Attraction Archive – Episode 3: Legends, Valets, andWrestling's Greatest Mysteries The word attraction meant many things in professionalwrestling. Sometimes it meant a legendary international star. Sometimes it meant
Ringside in Rose City #38 April 1969: Jersey Joe, Bloodbaths, and the End of an Era One ring. One city. A thousand stories. This week, Frank Culbertson and historian Mike Rogerscontinue their journey through Portland Wre
The Attraction Archive – Episode 2: Giants, Pioneers, andUnforgettable Attractions Not every attraction came with a championship belt, and notevery wrestling legend spent years in Portland. Sometimes all it took was a br
Ringside in Rose City #37 – “They Worked Here?” One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… the stories get unbelievable. When Lisa Hughes spins the wheel, the envelope reads: “They Worked Here?” And suddenly
Introducing: The Attraction Archive Bigger Stories. Bigger Personalities. Bigger Than EverBefore. The archive is open… and Portland Wrestling is about to get larger than life. After the success of Mid-Card Chronicles, ho
🎙️ Ringside in Rose City #36 – The OWF: The Promotion That Almost Changed Portland Wrestling One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… the story of the wrestling war that almost changed everything in Oregon
Mid-Card Chronicles #11 – The Ones Left Behind Main events get remembered. Champions get photographed. But this week… we look at the wrestlers who proved one hard truth about the territory system: Talent alone didn’t gua
Ringside in Rose City #35 – March 1969: Chaos, Chains, and the Road to Memorial Coliseum One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… Portland Wrestling completely loses control. When Lisa Hughes spins the whee
🎙️ Mid-Card Chronicles #10 – The Ones Who Adapted Main events get remembered. Champions get photographed. But this week… we focus on the wrestlers who adapted, reinvented themselves, and found ways to survive in a busin
Ringside in Rose City #34 – February 1969: When the SnowMelted… Everything Exploded One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… the storm clears—and the chaos begins. After surviving one of the harshest winter
🎙️ Mid-Card Chronicles #9 – The Rise, The Moment, The Choice Main events get remembered. Champions get photographed. But this week… it’s about what happens in between. In Episode #9 of Mid-Card Chronicles, Frank Culbert
🎙️ Ringside in Rose City #33 – Princess Victoria: Fighting the System One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… one of the toughest stories ever told at ringside. When Lisa Hughes punches the connect button
Mid-Card Chronicles #8 – The Ones Who Chose, Carried, andChanged Main events get remembered. Champions get photographed. But this week… the story is deeper than wins and losses. In Episode #8 of Mid-Card Chronicles, Fran
One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… we look at what came next. When Lisa Hughes spins the wheel, the envelope doesn’t send us back to a card or a date—it sends us into the future ofwrestling in the Pac
🎙️ Mid-Card Chronicles #7 – The Ones You Remember Differently Main events get remembered. Champions get photographed. But this week… it depends on when you were watching. In Episode #7 of Mid-Card Chronicles, Frank Culb
🎙️ Ringside in Rose City #31 – January 1969: When Wrestling Froze One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… everything comes to a halt. In Episode #31 of Ringside in Rose City, Frank Culbertson and Portland
🎙️ Mid-Card Chronicles #6 – The Ones Who Passed Through Main events get remembered. Champions get photographed. But this week… we look at the ones who came through, did the work, and kept moving. In Episode #6 of Mid-Ca
One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… we go ringside with one of the men who held it all together. On Episode #30 of Ringside in Rose City, Frank Culbertson and Portland Wrestling historian Mike Rogers w
🎙️ Mid-Card Chronicles #5– The Ones Who Filled the Gap Main events get remembered. Champions get photographed. But this week… we focus on the ones who stepped in when the territory needed them most. In Episode #5 of Mid
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