POSTmarks

Rob McDonald talks about winning an Emmy award, filming the Olympics, and being a camera operator for ROH and Impact Wrestling.

Brent Chittenden talks about working in a comic book shop, wrestling in Medieval Times, and his love of the Marvel Universe.

Brandon Frm NJ talks about his dream of being a sports broadcaster, using humor to deal with tough times, and his love of classical history. Come meet the man behind the iconic laugh.

John Siino (Poisonrana’s Shot In The Dark, POST reporter & Cagematch.net contributor) about living in Italy, being a Broski of the Week, and how he finds time each week to watch everything he does.

Martin Bushby talks about watching wrestling in the UK, shoot jobs, and the joys of Yokozuna vs. “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan.

Ruairi from Australia talks about watching wrestling Down Under, the best James Bond actors, and why tall people are always asked if they play basketball.

Scrump talks about his time in film school, working at PWTees, and pursuing dreams in and outside of pro wrestling.

Kate from Montreal talks about her writing career, how she became a POST personality, and the correlation between acting and wrestling.

Robert Brockie talks about the New Generation era, how he came to chronicle Review-A-Wai, and what it’s like to work for an Internet dating company.community informed about COVID in the early days of the pandemic.

Dr. Alex Patel talks about the roots of his wrestling fandom, his views on wrestling and concussions from a medical perspective, and how he helped keep the broader POST community informed about COVID in the early days of the pandemic.

Magan Yusuf talks about watching wrestling in Qatar, finding wrestling through video games, and the Marvel-verse.

Jake from the Windy City talks about his love of Chicago, being inspired by CM Punk and Bret Hart, and what John and Wai have in common with Ryan Seacrest and Dick Clark.

Brian Streleckis about the defining moments in our wrestling fandom, meeting our heroes in person, and how our tastes for and understanding of the art form shift and change over time.

Karen Peterson talks about cosplaying as Jeff Hardy, her time as a flight attendant, dealing with isolation in Japan, and taking the Japanese wrestling world by storm.

Colby John talks about dressing up as Doink the Clown, his music career, creating theme songs for POST Wrestling, and enjoying wrestling anew with his kids.

Brad The Archivist talks about his love of wrestling, how he became the official archivist of POST, and his favourite John Pollock impressions.

Kris Ealy/Kris From LA talks about his recent emergency brain surgery, living with multiple sclerosis, how he fell in love with wrestling, representation in wrestling, and why he’s known as “The Professor.”

MJ from NJ talks about his shoot name, the state of the wrestling industry, and how he first discovered John, Wai, and POST Wrestling.

Hanzi speaks about his history with wrestling, how his experience on “The Howard Stern” show taught him to embrace positivity, and how he became a “POSTmark.”