Charting The Territories Podcast
1) Episode 16: Pez Dispensers, Twisted Sisters, Cauliflower Alleys & Dog Shit
This month Al Getz & Jon Boucher look at the summer of 1973 and the winter of 1965 in the McGuirk territory. Discussions of Tank Morgan, Pez Whatley, Bill Ash, Treach Phillips, Kurt Von Steiger, and m...Show More
Episode 16: Pez Dispensers, Twisted Sisters, Cauliflower Alleys & Dog Shit
1:45:56 | Sep 24th, 2021
2) Case #3: The Curious Case of Mr. Szabo (PART I)
Rogue wrestling historian Al Getz begins what he thought would be a simple experiment to see if he could figure out the identity of a masked wrestler from 1963. In part 1 of this multi-part mystery, A...Show More
3) Episode 15: A Balanced Diet of Babyfaces
Whether you like pork chops, candy, or âoatesâ, the McGuirk/Watts territory had you covered in the 3rd quarter of 1977. This month Al Getz & Jon Boucher discuss that time period as well as the 4th qua...Show More
4) Stats 101 Lesson #3: Texarkana Arkansas
This month on Stats 101, Al Getz discusses his trip to the Arkansas State Archives in Little Rock as part of his never-ending quest to find heretofore undocumented house show records. What did he find...Show More
5) Episode 14: Threat Level Midnight Express
Join Al Getz & Jon Boucher as they look at Mid-South in the summer of 1981 and the McGuirk territory in the summer of 1964. Is Al brave (foolish?) enough to give an honest appraisal of a not-so-good n...Show More
6) Stats 101 Lesson #2: Montgomery Alabama
Listen as Al Getz discusses the new Frequent Opponents and Partners statistics that he created to quantify wrestling feuds. He also discusses his recent trip to the Alabama Department of Archives and ...Show More
7) Episode 13: Art, Hercules, Liberace, Tarzan, Gypsy, Butcher, oh my!
This month Al Getz & Jon Boucher look at several wrestlers who worked for Leroy McGuirk in 1964 and 1973. They also discuss Amarillo and Killer Karl Krupp, a recent Stories with Brisco and Bradshaw in...Show More
8) Stats 101 Lesson #1: Dothan Alabama
A new bimonthly podcast featuring rogue wrestling historian Al Getz discussing his travels to various libraries and state archives on a never-ending hunt for more professional wrestling cards. It will...Show More
9) Case #2: My Three Sullivans
In the early 1970s, there were three wrestlers active in North American who used the ring name Eddie Sullivan at various times. Rogue wrestling historian attempts to âchartâ the paths of all three wre...Show More
10) Episode 12: A Dog and A King
This month Al Getz & Jon Boucher discuss Sylvester Ritterâs experiences in a newly desegregated high school in the wake of the assassination of Martin Luther King. Itâs a fascinating anecdote in the e...Show More