• Off The Cliff Podcast

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Off The Cliff Podcast

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  • 14-year journeyman professional wrestler Jake Omen has been a lot of places and done a lot of things. To be more specific, Jake Omen has been a lot of strange places and done a lot of weird things. From crack houses in London to eating live squid with Olympians in Tokyo, Jake has a few stories to tell. Plus, this is cheaper than hiring a therapist.
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  • Jake's In Continent

    Jake's In Continent
    May 10 2023

    After a lengthy hiatus, the boys are back in the US, back in the studio, back on their bul... With a quick recap of all the things the past seven months and teasers of the many accumulated tales, it's best to jump right into Episode 141!
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  • R.A.D. Boys

    R.A.D. Boys
    Oct 5 2022

    The boys get RAD in this week's Off The Cliff. They discuss the hypothetical opening of a full-blown White River Wrestling Dojo, where Jake can torture innocent aspiring wrestlers and call it "part of the business." Prepare yourselves for puns and dad jokes in Episode 140!
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  • Shady Promoter Series - Part 2

    Shady Promoter Series - Part 2
    Sep 22 2022

    The return of the very popular Shady Promoter Series. In this episode, Jake tells tales of bounced checks and Pete gets to throw in a great story from one of the few times he's been backstage. Enjoy Episode 139!
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