On Episode 18.5 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley sit down with professional wrestlers George South and Dave Dawson for some good old-fashioned wrestling stories.

George takes us through decades in the professional wrestling business and shares stories about the legends, characters, and personalities he’s crossed paths with inside and outside the ring.

After spending a lifetime in wrestling, George has seen the business change from the old-school territory days to the wrestling world we know today—and he isn't short on stories.

Dave Dawson brings another perspective to the conversation, sharing what it has been like working with George, what he’s learned from him, and why veterans like George still have so much to offer the next generation of professional wrestlers.

It’s wrestling history straight from the guys who lived it, mixed with plenty of laughs, road stories, and behind-the-scenes memories.

If you love old-school professional wrestling and hearing stories about the legends from someone who was actually there, you don't want to miss this one.

Join Ronnie and Amy for Drop That Boom Episode 18.5 with George South and Dave Dawson.

On Episode 18 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley sit down with professional wrestlers Trey G and Zane Dawson for a conversation about wrestling, friendship, purpose, and a phone call that changed everything.

Trey shares the story of reaching one of the darkest moments of his life. As he was preparing to take his own life, his phone rang.

On the other end was Zane Dawson.

Zane didn’t know what was happening, but that unexpected phone call and the conversation that followed helped Trey make the decision to keep going.

Trey talks about what happened afterward, finding a renewed purpose in his life, and turning his love of professional wrestling into something that could make a difference for other people.

Zane shares stories from his own long career in professional wrestling and the relationships and brotherhood that develop behind the characters fans see inside the ring.

It’s an episode about wrestling, but more importantly, it’s about friendship, purpose, second chances, and never knowing when simply reaching out to somebody could change their life.

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We've had some interesting characters sit down with us, but this one might just take the cake!

On this episode of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley sit down with a mysterious Italian chef from New York known only as "The Chef."

What started as a career in the restaurant business took some unexpected turns when The Chef became associated with the mob. He shares stories about his involvement with organized crime, the trouble that followed, and how his decisions eventually landed him in prison.

But sometimes life serves up a second chance.

After getting out of prison, The Chef dedicated himself to his faith, his church, and his family while continuing to build his career in the restaurant industry.

From mob connections and prison time to finding God and turning his life around, this conversation has a little bit of everything.

We've kept his identity a secret, but we're letting him tell his story.

Pull up a chair, grab yourself something to eat, and join Ronnie and Amy for Conspiracy on the Menu!

On Episode 16 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley sit down with Chris Connell, Executive Pastor of Cross Assembly Church in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Most people see what happens at church on Sunday morning. Chris gives us a look at the leadership, people, planning, and ministry happening behind the scenes to keep a growing church moving forward.

The conversation explores Chris's journey, his role as Executive Pastor, leadership, serving others, and what it means to put faith into action beyond Sunday morning.

Ronnie and Amy also dig into the similarities between leading in ministry and leading anywhere else—working with people, making difficult decisions, carrying responsibility, and staying focused on the mission when things don't go according to plan.

It's a real conversation about faith, leadership, service, and life, with plenty of the laughs and Southern humor you've come to expect from Drop That Boom.

Pull up a chair and join Ronnie, Amy, and Chris Connell for Episode 16.

On Episode 15 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley welcome someone close to home—their pastor, Chad Harvey, Lead Pastor of Cross Assembly Church in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Pastor Chad shares his story, his journey into ministry, and what it means to lead a church while walking alongside people through the good, the bad, and everything in between.

Ronnie and Amy open up the conversation about faith beyond Sunday morning—trusting God when life gets hard, finding purpose through difficult seasons, and what it really means to live out what you believe.

It’s an honest conversation about God, church, life, ministry, and the struggles we all face, mixed with the humor and storytelling Ronnie and Amy bring to every episode.

Whether your faith is strong, you’re searching for answers, or you haven’t been inside a church in years, there’s something in this conversation for you.

Pull up a chair for Episode 15 of Drop That Boom with Ronnie, Amy, and Pastor Chad Harvey of Cross Assembly Church.

Wrestling legend Ricky Morton and his son Kerry Morton join Ronnie and Amy Shirley for a conversation that goes far beyond professional wrestling.

Ricky talks about his legacy after a lifetime in the wrestling business, watching Kerry follow in his footsteps, and the unimaginable experience of losing a son.

Kerry shares what it was like growing up under the shadow of a wrestling legend, learning from his dad, and eventually finding the confidence to become his own man in the wrestling world. He also pulls back the curtain on professional wrestling and explains why the character fans see in the ring may be completely different from the person behind it.

Father and son also open up about the loss their family has endured. Kerry shares how his faith in God helped him through losing his brother and how that experience changed his perspective on life.

It's wrestling, family, grief, faith, legacy, and a few good laughs with two generations of the Morton family.

On Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley sit down with real people to hear the stories behind who they are—because sometimes the best stories happen after the character gets out of the ring.

In Episode 13 of Drop That Boom, Ronnie and Amy Shirley welcome longtime moonshiner Mark Ramsey for an unforgettable conversation about Appalachian moonshine, tradition, and one of the most legendary names in the craft—Popcorn Sutton.

Mark shares how he found his way into moonshining, what it was like learning directly from Popcorn Sutton, and the unforgettable stories, lessons, and experiences that came with it. The conversation is filled with humor, history, and a genuine appreciation for preserving a craft that's been passed down through generations.

If you love authentic storytelling, mountain culture, and hearing firsthand accounts from people who helped keep moonshine history alive, this episode is one you won't want to miss.

Jason Bartolozzi has never followed the crowd. In Episode 12 of Drop That Boom, the Master Distiller champion, tattoo artist, and outlaw moonshiner joins Ronnie and Amy Shirley to share the life experiences that shaped him into the person he is today.

Jason reflects on growing up around motorcycle club culture through his father's tattoo business, finding his own path as a tattoo artist, and the emotional story of honoring his father with a custom motorcycle gas tank urn. He also talks about stepping away from the MC lifestyle while continuing to embrace the outlaw spirit that drew him to moonshining.

The conversation explores his journey to winning Master Distiller, his passion for preserving the craft of moonshine, and his mission to build a brand that's impossible to forget. With his signature mohawk, tattoos, and authentic personality, Jason is proving that standing out is one of the most valuable assets in business.

This episode is filled with heartfelt stories, hard-earned lessons, and an inside look at one of the most recognizable personalities in modern moonshining.