SLAM! Pro Wrestling, Georgie Smith, Kanga Cup, and the Berry Donut Van

July 22, 2025

The Real Radio Show

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Tia joins James on hosting duties this week as they chat to Georgie Smith, a local content producer, dancer, and UC alumni. Tensions were high when ‘The Hope from the Top Rope’ Luke Watts and ‘The Hooligan’ Vinnie Bronson joined us in the studio to talk about SLAM! Pro Wrestling. AJ and Alison were asking the real questions at UC Market Day, James talked to coaches and players at the largest International Youth Football Tournament in the Southern Hemisphere: the Kanga Cup, and Tia has everyone’s mouths watering with a tasty food review! 🍩

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