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Prime Time with Sean Mooney

Prime Time with Sean Mooney
Hulk Hogan
WWE
World Wrestling Federation
Wrestlemania
Vince Mcmahon
Randy Savage
Ultimate Warrior
Shawn Michaels
Bret Hart
Ric Flair
WWE Survivor Series
WCW
Wrestlemania 6
Marty Jannetty
Summerslam 1992
The Undertaker
The Rock
Wrestlemania 7
Attitude Era
Demolition

Reliving the greatest era of professional wrestling, one legendary conversation at a time.

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Recent Guests

Jim Johnston
WWE composer, songwriter and musician
WWE
Episode: The Vault Ep 02: Jim Johnston Reveals the Stories Behind WWE’s Most Iconic Theme Songs
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
Professional wrestler
WWF/WWE
Episode: Golden Era Ep 54: Hacksaw Jim Duggan's Rise to WWE Greatness
Gene Okerlund
WWE Hall of Famer, longtime announcer
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)
Episode: The Vault Ep 01: Mean Gene Okerlund on Hulk Hogan, WWE WrestleMania & Working with Sean Mooney
Diana Hart
Diana Hart, wife of Davey Boy Smith and sister of Bret Hart, interview subject
Hart family
Episode: Golden Era Ep 49: WWE SummerSlam 1992 Part 1
Lanny Poffo
Former professional wrestler, Randy Savage's brother, discussed Savage's early life
Family of wrestlers
Episode: Golden Era Ep 46: Macho Man's First Year in WWE
Donald Trump
Businessman and future president
Trump Organization
Episode: Golden Era Ep 37: WWE WrestleMania 5
Sean Mooney
Founder/host of Prime Time with Sean Mooney
Episode: Golden Era Ep 34: WWE WrestleMania 7
Kurt Henning
Professional wrestler known as Mr. Perfect
WWE (WWF)
Episode: Golden Era Ep 27: Real Reason Mr. Perfect Never Got His Main Event Push in WWE
Ted DiBiase
Professional wrestler; Million Dollar Man character creator and performer
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)
Episode: Golden Era Ep 08: The Million Dollar Man's First Year in WWE

Host

Sean Mooney
Former WWE broadcaster and professional wrestling interviewer

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 975 ratings
  • So happy I stumbled upon this!

    I had no idea that This existed but I’m very happy that I found it. Great storytelling! Quickly becoming one of my favorites :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JAX HoneyBadger
    United States2 months ago
  • Reliving my childhood

    The WWF is what I grew up on in the late 80’s. So when I discovered this Pod I was over the moon. Sean Mooney is an absolute LEGEND!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Can't Stop Scoring
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Prime Time

    So awesome to hear a voice of my childhood talking about the golden age of wrestling! Brings back many great memories.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chris-123$
    United States4 months ago
  • Watched 1990 PPV’s

    You have been going over a lot of the early 90’s stuff so i figured i would give 90 another look it’s not horrible but it’s not as good as the mid 80’s stuff but i do think it gets a bit of a bad rap because of all the goofy gimmicks but if you can get past that they do push they guys that will become the standard for witch this generation looked up to is there a lot of bad yes but they guys that were the mane event are what the wrestlers of today are patterned after so is it great no but it’s w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Djcakes677
    United States5 months ago
  • Great podcast

    I just discovered this podcast recently. I love hearing the old WWF stories. Sean was there for all of it ! Great memories

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JamesMP78
    United States7 months ago

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Reviews appreciate the interviews and varied guests, particularly wrestlers and figures from the era.
Listeners praise Sean Mooney's familiar voice, passion, and interviewing, especially when he shares firsthand stories from his wrestling career.
Frequent or awkwardly placed advertisements are a common complaint, with some listeners finding the interruptions disruptive.
Nostalgic retrospectives and behind-the-scenes details about late-1980s and early-1990s WWF are recurring draws.
Some listeners criticize interview pacing, including cutting guests off, and report uneven audio on phone interviews.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Vault Ep 02: Jim Johnston Reveals the Stories Behind WWE’s Most Iconic Theme Songs
Q: How did you create Stone Cold Steve Austin's theme?
Johnston wanted the music to capture Austin's genuine frustration. He chose a dissonant half-step movement and a relentless drum beat to evoke an angry character who keeps coming after his opponent.
The Vault Ep 02: Jim Johnston Reveals the Stories Behind WWE’s Most Iconic Theme Songs
Q: How did you create music for a particular wrestler?
Johnston says he considered the wrestler's size, movement, source of power and character, then played until he found music that communicated those qualities.
Prime Time Bites: WWE Royal Rumble 1992 The Greatest Rumble Match of All Time
Q: Is the 1992 Royal Rumble the greatest Royal Rumble of all time, and why?
The conversation partner points to Ric Flair's long run after entering at number three, Bobby Heenan's emotionally invested commentary, the star-studded roster, and the match's memorable storyline.
Prime Time Bites: The Backstage Feud That Destroyed The Rockers
Q: What were your thoughts on all of this?
The guest recalls thinking Jannetty was more level-headed at first, then describes how Michaels wanted a solo career while Jannetty tried to keep the team together. The guest says Jannetty's choices and reckless behavior contributed to the breakup, while Michaels was willing to take a risk on himself.
Prime Time Bites: Why Vince McMahon Gambled Everything on WrestleMania in Canada
Q: Did Vince McMahon think taking WrestleMania to Canada was a gamble, and what was he trying to accomplish by leaving America?
Steve Fall says it was a risk, especially in trying to draw a huge crowd in another country, but Canada's strong wrestling audience made it a good starting point for the WWF's international expansion.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Prime Time with Sean Mooney

What is Prime Time with Sean Mooney about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations and commentary revisit professional wrestling, especially the WWF's late-1980s and early-1990s era. Regular host Sean Mooney draws on his experience as a wrestling broadcaster, combining firsthand memories and behind-the-scenes context with interviews, event retrospectives, match analysis, and ranked lists. Topics range from wrestlers' careers and iconic rivalries to commentary teams, entrance music, booking decisions, pay-per-view events, and the business behind wrestling's growth. Some installments feature fellow wrestling commentators or performers, while shorter segments offer focused discussions and countdowns. The mix of personal recollections, historical detail, and candid opinions suits longtime fans looking to revisit... more

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Recent guests on Prime Time with Sean Mooney include:

1. Jim Johnston
2. Hacksaw Jim Duggan
3. Gene Okerlund
4. Diana Hart
5. Lanny Poffo
6. Donald Trump
7. Sean Mooney
8. Kurt Henning

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