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Yakuza Kick Radio

Yakuza Kick Radio

By: Jay Cat Morris
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 Since 2010, Yakuza Kick Radio (hosted by Jay Cat Morris) has always combined the most razor-sharp wrestling analysis and social commentary in the game. The show has also given us interviews from a cavalcade of independent wrestling stars, with a focus on Combat Zone Wrestling. Currently, Jay Cat has joined forces with Stan to review/recap every CZW show from 2001. But, Jay Cat also continues to use his platform to analyze happenings in the wrestling world (and beyond).Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
Episodes
  • Winner Takes All

    Winner Takes All
    Sep 6 2025

    4/5/08
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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • Lights Camera CZW F*ck Hollywood

    Lights Camera CZW F*ck Hollywood
    Sep 4 2025

    3/8/08
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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • Court Dates and Colonoscopies

    Court Dates and Colonoscopies
    Sep 2 2025

    New Yakuza!! Tonight’s topics: -Love to Bobby Anthem -Two gallons of Gatorade in ten hours —“I don’t recommend it. It’s fu**ing brutal” —“Like a firehose opening out of your a**hole” -Pumped for the NFL season -Return to the New York Aquarium -And …. We went to Six Flags —“Things are s**t now” —“It’s just so broken down” —“The Justice League ride is a piece of s**t” —“This is Great Adventure. This is supposed to be a big experience for families” —“All signs that I see in this park are … ‘This bi**h is goin’ under’” —“They canceled ‘Holiday in the Park.’” —“Any time there’s a severe passion behind anything, there’s another group taking advantage of those people” -Incident with Raja Jackson (Rampage Jackson’s son) —“No remorse on the part of the Jackson family” —“I think he should be arrested”
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    1 hr and 37 mins
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