Hosted by 3 Crows Entertainment · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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3 Crows Entertainment hosts The Ride Home, a sports show with 12 episodes published.
A masked Pink Panther coming out to the theme song sounds like pure fun until you hear what it was really for: surviving the grind, working twice on tiny cards, and trying to make outlaw shows feel like professional wres
A wrestling crowd can be the best part of the show or the thing that follows you home, and we get into both. We talk through the White Georgia riot story with the one question fans always ask: was the finish supposed to
A million-dollar wrestling dream sounds like an easy ride until the real world shows up with contractors, delays, and a building you can “float a boat in.” Brian Logan and Dallas Danger finally sit down to tell the behin
Your hometown can love you and still refuse to see you the way strangers do, and that might be the most honest lesson in all of independent wrestling. We start with the practical stuff from the road in 1997: why Southern
A secret 21st birthday on the road, a friend you’d do anything to find again, and a “dream tryout” that turns into the hardest training of your life. We’re riding home and digging into the kind of pro wrestling stories y
WCW is paying you, you are barely getting used, and the only way to stay sharp is to keep taking bumps wherever a ring exists. That is the headspace we live in on this Ride Home, as Brian tells the stories behind his 199
A listener stationed overseas writes in, gets home on leave, then ends up stuck in a German airport where our YouTube documentaries are blocked. So we do what wrestling has always trained us to do: solve the problem with
The wrestling road can turn on one sentence: “Pal, the money’s not there tonight.” That’s where Brian Logan takes us, from a pre 9/11 hop into Canada to an Arkansas armory where a promoter’s “missing payday” feels less l
I thought the comeback would be simple: shake the rust off, lean on a legends tag, have a little fun, go home. Then night two hits, the lineup changes, the referee situation goes sideways, the communication is a mess, an
We’re back after eight months away, and it feels like sliding into the front seat of the same old car, only now the road is longer and the stories hit harder. Brian’s journals drag us straight into the territory-era grin
You can learn more about pro wrestling in a car than you ever will in a ring, and this ride proves it. Brian Logan and Dallas Danger sit down for “The Drive Home,” a Patreon-style after show that goes deeper on the first
Your first TV match is stressful enough. Now imagine being handed a mask you have never worn, told to put it on, and expected to go live without missing a beat. That’s where Brian Logan starts this Ride Home conversation
Chris Jericho shows up early, obsessed with learning a move almost nobody is doing yet: the shooting star press. A few attempts later, the experiment turns brutal, and the ripple effect hits the whole locker room, the bo
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