Jade Cargill's World Takeover

Summary

Podcast Summary: New Rory & MAL - Episode: Jade Cargill's World Takeover

Release Date: August 1, 2025
Host: Freddy Prinze Jr. with Jade Cargill
Platform: iHeartPodcasts and The Volume

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Introduction

In this electrifying episode of New Rory & MAL, hosted by Freddy Prinze Jr., listeners are treated to an in-depth conversation with WWE Women's Champion, Jade Cargill. Titled "Jade Cargill's World Takeover," the episode delves into Jade's journey, her preparation for the highly anticipated SummerSlam event, and her aspirations both inside and outside the wrestling ring.

Welcoming Jade Cargill

The episode kicks off with Freddy enthusiastically welcoming Jade:

Freddy Prinze Jr. [02:10]: "No worry. Alright, Roy. We are back. Today we are joined by someone who is preparing this weekend to take over the world of wrestling."

Jade humbly acknowledges the accolades, setting a collaborative and upbeat tone for the conversation.

Preparation for SummerSlam

A significant portion of the discussion revolves around Jade's preparation for her pivotal match at MetLife Stadium:

Jade Cargill [03:03]: "I feel good. I just don't. I can't believe you're here in the studio with us because you have to take over MetLife Stadium in about 48 hours."

Freddy probes into her training regimen and mental preparation, highlighting the intensity and dedication required for such a high-stakes event.

Freddy Prinze Jr. [04:09]: "Just going out there and dominating the ring like I normally do, showing people exactly who I am and why I'm gonna be in the position that I am after I raise that title when I win."

Jade emphasizes the importance of empowerment and resilience, drawing inspiration from influential female artists:

Jade Cargill [04:31]: "I listen to Meg Thee Stallion. I listen to Glorilla, I listen to Nikki. I listen to a lot of women just empowering women."

Social Media and Rivalries

The conversation shifts to the dynamics of social media interactions within the wrestling community, particularly concerning rivalries:

Freddy Prinze Jr. [07:24]: "No, not really. We're both baby faces. So we out there just trying to be great, go out there and represent for the little girls out there."

Jade and Freddy discuss previous rivalries, such as with Naomi, and the challenges of handling online negativity. They share anecdotes about fan interactions, providing listeners with a behind-the-scenes look at the pressures wrestlers face.

Influences and Inspirations

Jade reflects on her inspirations within the wrestling world, paying homage to legends like Chyna and Jazz:

Freddy Prinze Jr. [08:50]: "I grew up watching wrestling like everybody else did. I admire Chyna, Jazz, loved them."

The hosts engage in playful banter about legendary matches and moments, underscoring the rich history of women's wrestling that Jade aspires to build upon.

Personal Background and Athleticism

Delving into Jade's personal life, she shares insights about her upbringing and athletic background:

Freddy Prinze Jr. [10:06]: "I have four siblings. I'm the middle. No, it's four girls, one boy."

Jade discusses her early experiences in sports, highlighting her competitive nature and the challenges she overcame, such as being moved to the post position in basketball despite her competitors' height advantages.

Persona and Marvel Aspirations

A standout segment explores Jade's persona alignment with Marvel's Storm, sparking a humorous and engaging discussion about potential casting:

Jade Cargill [12:45]: "She's astounding. Had a hell of a career. Charisma off the charts. I would love to sit down and have a talk for her, how she embodied that role."

Freddy and Jade entertain the possibility of Jade embodying Storm, blending her wrestling persona with the iconic superhero's traits, and discuss the cultural impact such a move could have.

Challenges of the Wrestling World

Jade candidly addresses the demanding aspects of a wrestling career, including relentless travel schedules and the physical toll it takes:

Freddy Prinze Jr. [18:16]: "The travel is insane. If we could teleport and just be somewhere, it'll be easier."

She emphasizes the necessity of resilience and stamina, painting a realistic picture of the life of a professional wrestler.

Legacy and Inspiring the Next Generation

A heartfelt segment focuses on Jade's desire to inspire young girls and leave a lasting legacy:

Freddy Prinze Jr. [33:35]: "I do. And it's such a fine line with me because I'm not for kids. Like, being very real. I'm not for kids. I'm sexy, I curse. I'm grown, I'm just not."

Jade passionately shares her commitment to creating bigger footprints for future generations, ensuring that her success paves the way for others.

Balancing Personal Life and Career

Jade opens up about balancing her wrestling career with her role as a mother, highlighting the support she receives from her husband:

Freddy Prinze Jr. [32:00]: "He's proud of me. He's like, oh, my gosh, I'm so happy you stuck with it."

This segment offers a glimpse into the personal sacrifices and support systems that underpin Jade's professional achievements.

Humorous Banter and Future Prospects

The episode concludes with lighthearted discussions about potential tag team endeavors and theme song choices, showcasing the chemistry between Freddy and Jade:

Jade Cargill [43:36]: "Shook Ones."

They humorously debate the appropriateness of various walkout songs, reflecting the fun and creative aspects of the wrestling entertainment industry.

Notable Quotes

• Freddy Prinze Jr. [04:09]: "Just going out there and dominating the ring like I normally do."
• Jade Cargill [04:31]: "I listen to a lot of women just empowering women."
• Freddy Prinze Jr. [12:30]: "I knew I was gonna be here. That's the two separate questions."
• Jade Cargill [33:45]: "I can do any and everything you put your mind to."
• Freddy Prinze Jr. [28:10]: "They don't like confident people."

Conclusion

This episode of New Rory & MAL offers listeners a comprehensive and engaging look into Jade Cargill's ascent in the wrestling world. Through candid conversations, humorous exchanges, and inspiring narratives, Freddy Prinze Jr. and Jade paint a vivid picture of what it takes to rise to the top of professional wrestling. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to the sport, "Jade Cargill's World Takeover" provides valuable insights and an entertaining listen.

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Transcript

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

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[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

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[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

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[Unknown Host]

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[Jade Cargill]

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[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

The volume.

[Jade Cargill]

No worry. All right, Roy. We are back. Today we are joined by someone who is preparing this weekend to take over the world of wrestling. I believe she is. We are blessed to be in the presence of the new WWE Women's champion. I'm calling it early Jade. I'm sorry.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I appreciate that. Keep it rolling. I love the accolades.

[Unknown Host]

He did call this in the group chat maybe two weeks ago.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, she's just. It is what it is. It's just time for us to all recognize it. But I hope that she'll come back and show us the belt.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I got you the title. The title. The title. The title.

[Jade Cargill]

We are joined by Jade Cargill.

[Unknown Host]

AKA.

[Jade Cargill]

Storm, AKA I could out rebound you, AKA that bitch. Yeah. That's who we with today. How you feeling, Jade?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I feel immaculate. How do you guys feel today?

[Jade Cargill]

Listen, I feel good. I just don't. I can't believe you're here in the studio with us because you have to take over MetLife Stadium in about 48 hours.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yeah.

[Jade Cargill]

So I would think that you would be somewhere staring in the mirror, listening to Rocky. I don't know. Like, what do you. How do you prepare for this? This is probably the biggest moment of your career.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, it is. It's my first. Well, I'm going for this title solo. You know what I'm saying? It's the biggest title. It is. It's a lot of pressure, but pressure makes diamonds. That's what I do.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay, so you ready?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I'm ready. I'm beyond ready. That's what I do.

[Jade Cargill]

No, I think. I think I listen. I was telling my boys last week, I said, yo, I think Tiffany's in trouble. I was like, I just. I've been watching.

[Unknown Host]

Yeah, I've been watching you just with the fellas chilling.

[Jade Cargill]

No. Cause we have. We talk. We talk out wrestling. We talk wrestling and new. And obviously SummerSlam is here this weekend. So I was just like, yo, I just feel like Jade is the new champion. She is gonna be the new face of women's wrestling. Absolutely.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

They hate that. They hate it.

[Jade Cargill]

But you know what?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

LeBron got haters.

[Jade Cargill]

Everybody got haters. It is what Raja Haters. Look at him. Look at this guy here, this beautiful.

[Unknown Host]

How could you hate that face? So what's the strategy going into Saturday?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Just going out there and dominating the ring like I normally do, showing people exactly who I am and why I'm gonna be in the position that I am after I raise that title when I win. Just going out there and muscling, doing what I do best.

[Jade Cargill]

What are you listening to? Like, on the way to the stadium, what's playing in the locker room? Like, how do you. How are you preparing yourself?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I listen to Meg Thee, Stallion. I listen to Glorilla, I listen to Nikki. I listen to a lot of women just empowering women. I go out there and they don't take no shit. Like, they're out there like, you know what? I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that, and it doesn't matter what you think about me. And that's what I like listening to before I got there. But now I'm having to, like, mellow out just a little bit. So I don't break no one'?

[Unknown Host]

I thought that was the point, though.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, it's not.

[Jade Cargill]

It's like you gotta break somebody's neck.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It's not.

[Unknown Host]

It's not what Glorilla Record gets you in the mode to break somebody's neck.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Glow. I don't know where she get that lyric from, but it's so creative.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah. I wanna know for you because your years in wrestling, you've been through a lot of changes, but for this moment now in starting wrestling, did you envision this moment? This moment where I am getting ready to become the champion?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yes.

[Jade Cargill]

How does it, does it feel like everything you've thought about gearing up to it, like mentally, physically, is it everything you thought it would be or is it like, whoa, this is heavier than I thought it would be?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It's kind of two separate answers I can give you because we have so many ples back to back to back. It all comes quick. Pay per view.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It's our version of saying pay per view. It just comes so quick. Like in two weeks we have Bash in Paris. You really don't have a lot of time to sit in it because you're off to the next thing.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

So it came so quick. So I don't. It's more like, whoa, it's already here.

[Jade Cargill]

Wow.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

This moment's already here. The other side is, I always knew I was gonna be here because I feel like before you have something, you should envision it. Yeah, I'm going to be a hall of Famer. Whether people like it or not. That's what I'm going to do. That's what I'm going to accomplish. That's what I came here to do. I would never enter, would have never entered this sport if I thought any less.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

So, yeah, I knew I was going to be here. That's the two separate questions for you.

[Jade Cargill]

No, listen.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Answers.

[Jade Cargill]

I respect that. And I think that, you know, most champions and people that obviously are high level athletes feel like that and think that, but it is a different thing to be 48 hours away from it being in front of you like that. What are. Because, you know, I know obviously you're prepared, you're in shape, but you're still human. You're still. It's just the nerves are just like. Is it like, let's hurry up and get to it or is it like, you know, you gotta kinda like pace yourself?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, let's hurry up and get to it.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I like to get over it.

[Jade Cargill]

You ready to just kick Some ass.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I'm ready to get it over with. Like, the anticipation and people talking about it is what makes me sit back like, okay, all right, we got 48 hours. All right, now I gotta wait 48 hours. Here we go. Instead of me just getting right to it, I'd rather just get right to it and then we can talk about it after.

[Jade Cargill]

Now, have you and Tiffany been talking shit on, like, tweeting? I haven't been paying attention to the post. Like, have y' all been throwing shade at each other?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, not really. Not really. We really. We're both baby faces. So we out there just trying to be great, go out there and represent for the little girls out there. It's not like Naomi, who was trying to rip me apart on social media. It's really mild compared to it.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah. And that was kind of crazy, that whole Naomi thing, man. Man.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And I don't even get on Twitter like that. But I had to check my Twitter. I checked my Twitter weekly three times. Like, three times a week, because Twitter's here. There a lot of opinions. Whatever, Whatever. With Naomi, I had to check my Twitter three times a day because she was at it. I mean, adamant with everyone. Everyone. I'm like, oh, my gosh, girl. Like, do you not look at your Twitter? Like, turn off your notifications, whatever you call it. But this girl is doing too much. Like, way too much. Attacking front, back up, down, everything. It was a lie.

[Jade Cargill]

So do you take energy like that? Like, say somebody's talking crazy on the timeline and you got a crazy big fight coming up. Do you store that and be like, all right, I'm fucking somebody up.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oh, all the time. All the time. I feed off hate. I love it. I love it. I eat it. Like, I love that type of stuff. I save it and I repost it and say, remember you said this? Yeah, I love it.

[Unknown Host]

Bring your phone to the ring. Like, I remember this tweet.

[Jade Cargill]

Remember that?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

You said, yeah, let me save this when I. When. When I win this title. Let me. You said, oh, perfect.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Got it.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Clock.

[Jade Cargill]

So now, growing up, were you always a fan of wrestling? Like, who were some of the. The women that you watched? And you were just inspired because you were always an athlete. You play basketball. Wrestling is obviously totally different.

[Unknown Host]

I mean, in Florida, you have to wrestle. I feel like every day. I just feel like that comes with a state.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, you might have to wrestle every day. Living in Florida.

[Unknown Host]

You get off the plane in Fort Lauderdale and you just put in a headlock.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Are you from Florida?

[Unknown Host]

No. But wait, hold on.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Slow it down. Listen, I know it's crazy.

[Unknown Host]

Anytime my mom let me go visit my dad, I'd be like, do I have to? It's fucking crazy out there.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I know we're from the must and everything like that. Slowly.

[Unknown Host]

Broward county is terrifying.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Slow it down. Don't do too much now.

[Jade Cargill]

So now, was you always just a fan of wrestling or was it something that, as you, you know, getting older and being an athlete, you were like, you know, I want to try that.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I grew up watching wrestling like everybody else did. I admire Chyna, Jazz, loved them. Growing up, I didn't see women that looked.

[Jade Cargill]

You don't know about Mae Young, though. You ain't seen.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Everybody knows about Mae Young.

[Jade Cargill]

You don't know about. You wasn't there when she got powerbombed by.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Listen, listen.

[Jade Cargill]

You wasn't there.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Listen. I think she was liking herself. 60s maybe when she took that.

[Jade Cargill]

She might have been 130.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Listen, she's a legend. Everybody knows her.

[Jade Cargill]

She has a. Everybody knows.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I'm like, she's. But everybody watched wrestling. Growing up, I used to have to fight boys because they didn't want to wrestle with me. Like I used to run down the street. But I was going to say butt naked, barefoot.

[Unknown Host]

I'm glad that that's what you meant, cuz that's what I thought. And I don't want to be with.

[Jade Cargill]

I was going to say barefoot.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Let's reel it back in, cuz that's.

[Unknown Host]

A different type of r. I know.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Don't make anything out of that. Really bad barefoot. I used to get skin knees and elbows and bloody nose because I legit had to fight because they were like, oh, I don't want to wrest with you because you're a girl. I'm like, okay, bet. Ow.

[Jade Cargill]

So you start the fight.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oh, all the time. But then I got involved in sports and that's when I got away from the wrestling.

[Jade Cargill]

Do you have siblings?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I do. I have four.

[Jade Cargill]

Is it like a mix?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I'm the middle. No, it's four girls, one boy. And I ran with my brother. Yes, four. But I ran with the boys like I was the one.

[Jade Cargill]

Where's your brother? Is he the oldest? Youngest?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, we're seven months apart. Same mom, same dad. I was born, he had it rough. Yeah. And then my mom right away didn't take that grace period.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Pregnant right away, had twins. They come early. So we're all the same age for seven months.

[Jade Cargill]

Oh my gosh.

[Unknown Host]

So when you started playing ball what's the quickest you ever fouled out?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oh, my gosh.

[Unknown Host]

Just curious.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

After wrestling, boys, I think the. I think it was like the third quarter when my coach, you was out there hacking shit. Oh, but, but, but third quarter.

[Unknown Host]

But you sat the whole second quarter.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Because you had kind of like flip floppy at that point. Like, for example, someone can. You could be outside the line and you can take a block or whatever and you know, like, it's a foul now.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Regardless if you just made a bucket or whatever like that, you going for a layup, like, it was a shit.

[Jade Cargill]

I think you led your team to rebounding, though.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yeah, I did.

[Jade Cargill]

So you was aggressive.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I did. I had to be because they moved me to my. To the post my senior year, and I'm 5 10. These girls are like 6 2, 6, 3. I gotta do something.

[Jade Cargill]

You know how crazy it is now for those girls you play basketball against to be looking at you and be like, yo, I had to box out the world wrestling champion.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I'm pretty sure they have.

[Jade Cargill]

My coach yelled at me because I couldn't get a rebound. She's the fucking champion.

[Unknown Host]

Or the boys that was on her block that are now adults. Yo, she whooped my ass.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I was terrible. Like, if I was a coach and I had me as a player, I would have cut myself from the team. I was cocky. I thought I knew it all. I was a trash talker. But that's how I, like, had it. Like, I was like, what you going to do? I was very.

[Jade Cargill]

You were just preparing for your wrestling.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

That's it. But I was. I was rude, I was ruthless, but that's what I needed. I had that Mamba thing going on. Like, I just felt like I had to have something in my head. Like, that's just what it was. You tell me. You like. Okay, talk. Finally, when you talk, it's over. I got you.

[Jade Cargill]

Now, obviously, aesthetically, a lot of people align you with Storm, the Marvel character. Was that intentional? Was that kind of like what you were going for? And have you ever had a chance to have a conversation with Halle Berry?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I just got that question.

[Jade Cargill]

Did you?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, I didn't. Yes, but I would love to. She's astounding. Had a hell of a career. Charisma off the charts. I would love to sit down and have a talk for her, how she embodied that role. But no, it was not something that I was. I seen it. I loved it. My girlfriend said, hey, you ever thought about dyeing your hair this color? I said, all right, let's Try it out. I tried it out. I liked it. It was different. And in the wrestling world, because I just started wrestling, you want to be different?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And I was like, I don't see anybody with this color hair. Let's try it out. We loved it. And I love Storm. So I was just like, okay, like, I will always dress up, do cosplay with Storm, but I always had like the synthetic type wig. And so when it came about, it's just something that clicked.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It just clicked. And from there. But I love Marvel. Like, I'm a huge Marvel fan. I'm a huge Storm fan. I feel like in the ring, I control the weather. I get people to stand up, I get them to sit down, I get them to boo me, I get.

[Jade Cargill]

Jay, cut the shit. You're gonna be casting.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Homework.

[Jade Cargill]

You're gonna be cashing in a Marvel movie soon as he's been doing his homework. Look at you.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Another one of my catchphrases.

[Jade Cargill]

Why Jay think we sitting here? Like, it's. That's just. This is, this is what it is.

[Unknown Host]

I appreciate the pure poetry. I control the weather.

[Jade Cargill]

I was like, yeah, yeah. But I do, I see that. Like, it makes perfect sense for them to cast you as the new Storm in Marvel. Absolutely.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Let's see how it goes. Yeah.

[Jade Cargill]

This is all part of it. This is, this. No, Marvel is tricky, but I just think that where you are and where you're aligning yourself, it just. Those type of things just are a no brainer. It makes sense.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Let's speak now.

[Jade Cargill]

I don't know what.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Speak it. Yes, now.

[Jade Cargill]

I don't know what you. How nervous you are. Well, there's some acting in what you do. You have to kind of have. You have to have a lot of personality. There's a guideline so movies, I'm guessing is along that. But I can definitely see Marvel like, yo, you know what? She's the champion.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Let's just do it.

[Jade Cargill]

It makes. Let's do it.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I would love it. I would love it. You hear that?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah. No, it makes sense. Absolutely.

[Unknown Host]

No, they're watching for sure. Marvel. They tune in there like a returning listener.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Listen, let's make this money.

[Unknown Host]

The James Cameron's looking right through that lens for sure.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

You feel it.

[Unknown Host]

I was nervous to do this interview because I'm a novice wrestling fan and wrestling f are the meanest people on the Internet.

[Jade Cargill]

And he said it's fake.

[Unknown Host]

Jade. Ever Jade.

[Jade Cargill]

He said it's fake. I would put him in a Boston crowd.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I wouldn't even know it's an art.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Wrestling is an art.

[Jade Cargill]

Shout out for Shin Real, the documentary that's out now.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

An art.

[Unknown Host]

I think it's an art.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I. It's not all this. Like, I have. I am so bruised up. It's crazy. It's not fake at all. All. Everything we do hurts. Every time you take a bump, it hurts. We build up calluses, but it hurts. If you go. If I go two weeks without taking a bump, it hurts. It's like brand new. Hitting those ropes everybody thinks is rubber bands and a trampoline. Those are plywood on top of a thin. Under a thin mat. Like, all that stuff hurts. You're fighting gravity. You have someone jumping on you. There's no strings. Like, it's not fake. Now, is it predetermined? But maybe. But some people go out there and they literally don't know who's winning until the end. That's how it works. Some people don't have the match planned out. Some people like John Cena can go out there and just. He's a pro. This is what he does. It's not as easy as people think it is. There's so many levels, and that's where unscripted comes in.

[Unknown Host]

And this is why wrestling fans are extremely mean, because I never said wrestling was fake. I think you guys are tremendous athletes.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

You did that to him. You said him.

[Unknown Host]

All I had said one time on one podcast that, like, I didn't keep up with wrestling as much as other people and I was destroyed for. I think if I refresh my mention now.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, you're not a man.

[Unknown Host]

Still killing me. So I wanted to ask, what is the most interesting meet and greet experience you've ever had?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah. Who tried it?

[Unknown Host]

Jade, who got knocked out at meet and greet?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I think when I was doing the whole step on me thing, there was a lot of men that legit wanted me to, like, punch them and step on them. And like, one guy wanted me to spit on him. Like, it was kind of like. It was. It was the weirdest thing.

[Unknown Host]

This was the opposite of the Chris Brown meet.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It was the weirdest thing. And I felt.

[Jade Cargill]

And this is how you did the Chris me.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

So uncomfortable. Like, it all started cuz this one girl wanted me to, like, choke her. And I was like, all right, cool. Like, we can get the photo out.

[Jade Cargill]

Oh. And everybody got ideas after.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oh, my gosh. But that's when I was doing the step on me thing. But not like legit stepping on people. It just was a thing I was saying. And so there Were signs and things of that sort. And I had the baddy section.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But this guy wanted me to spit on him, degrade him, stump on him. And I had on heels. And I was just like, this is the weird. That's the weirdest thing. Wrestling fans I had to deal with. And I was.

[Unknown Host]

Seat. He was sitting in, like, was. He was an eye in the sky on him for a little bit.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, he was just like, okay, spit.

[Jade Cargill]

Oh, he wanted you to do the sneaky Spit.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Spit. No. Then I. Then he was like, okay. And then I was, all right, I. I'll put my heel on you. And I put my heel on. I'm like, okay, this is funny. Then he was like, just spit on me, like, quick, Quick. Like, loud. And I was like, security. Like, this is not.

[Jade Cargill]

This is not having to call security because somebody wants you to spit on them.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I was like, you'll be shocked.

[Jade Cargill]

Yo, that is crazy.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Please get him out. I was so. I had to take, like, a minute because it was such, like, a weird feeling and vibe because even when he got up, he was, like, just grabbing my leg to, like, climb up. It was odd.

[Jade Cargill]

What is the. What is the. The one thing that you were totally surprised about when you got into wrestling? Like, aside from it physically, the physical toll. What was the one thing that you were like, oh, okay. This is way more than I anticipated.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

The travel.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

The travel is insane. If we could teleport and just be somewhere, it'll be easier. But we're home maybe two, three days out the week, if we get lucky. When I was a tag champ, I was working all three shows, and that was demanding. I'm a mom, you know, I feel like you go home to gather yourself. And I didn't have that time. Like, our hotel at this point, the hotel is our house. That's what it is. You live out of your suitcase.

[Jade Cargill]

So the family comes with you down the road, depending.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

In the summertime, yes. But throughout the school year, no. Nobody's trying to go to jail. But it's. It's demanding. And we share our lives with the universe. Yeah, the WWE Universe. And it's so much. It's only so much that you can hide. And the fans. I wasn't anticipating the fans because I've dealt with MLB fans. I've dealt with football fans. Wrestling fans are a whole nother.

[Unknown Host]

Just trying to say world.

[Jade Cargill]

That's why I'm not going to SummerSlam.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It's just a whole nother world. And you gotta. You have to have thick skin because they Will hit low.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, they will hit super low. So I wasn't. I could say that was like a. Okay. I played basketball. I'm used to people talking shit.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah. This is. This is the whole. The wwe.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Easy. And if I say something, I'm. I'm wrong either way.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Whoa. So that part was kind of like a. A step back thing.

[Jade Cargill]

Now, what's the. What's the. The. The temperature with you and Bianca? Like, what's going on there?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, why you had to ask this question?

[Jade Cargill]

Because I just want, like, you know, like, is it. You know, are y' all cool? Is everything, you know, I'm just trying to. I told you, I'm watching. I pay attention because I want to know. I mean, at one point, it was.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, I want to know everybody.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah. So I'm one of the everybody.

[Unknown Host]

This was like when Destiny's Child broke up.

[Jade Cargill]

We want to know. Yeah, we want to know.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I love that.

[Jade Cargill]

We want to know what's going on. Is it love? Is it peace? Is it war? Is it lit? Is it on when you. Is it on site?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Move to the next question.

[Jade Cargill]

I can't even talk back to the question.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Why would you even.

[Jade Cargill]

No, I just. I just wanted to know. I just wanted to.

[Unknown Host]

I don't know why you asked it either. I'm on her side. Like, why would you even ask that? That's weird. She would ask that question.

[Jade Cargill]

I want to know.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

We went through a lot. We went through a lot. Yeah, let's just.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

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[Unknown Host]

So what happened to Chappaquiddick? Well, it really depends on who you talk to.

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There are many versions of what happened in 1969 when a young Ted Kennedy drove a car into a pond and.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Left a woman behind to drown. There's a famous headline, I think, in.

[Unknown Host]

The New York Daily News. It's teddy Escapes Blonde Drowns.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And in a strange way, Right. That sort of tells you the story really became about ted's political future, Ted's political hopes. Will Ted become president?

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Chappaquiddick is a story of A tragic death and how the Kennedy machine took control.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And he's not the only Kennedy to survive a scandal.

[Unknown Advertiser]

The Kennedys have lived through disgrace, affairs, violence, you name it. So is there a curse? Every week we go behind the headlines and beyond the drama of America's royal family.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Listen to United States of Kennedy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Unknown Host]

It's the biggest party of the summer. WWE SummerSlam is here and Wrestling with Freddie is all over it. We're talking wild matches, big surprises, and our boldest predictions yet. From celebrity showdowns to the chaos inside a steel cage, we're breaking down every match and calling who we think walks out on top. This card is loaded from Cody Rhodes, John Cena, Rhea, Ripley and Tiffy, just to name a few. This lineup is ready to tear down the house. We'll give you our unfiltered takes, honest debates, and you already know a ton of laughs along the way. We're covering the upsets, the wild returns and the championship moments. Nobody expects we'll get into the matches that steal the show, the storylines that explode the and those oh my God, did that just happen Moments that make SummerSlam legendary. Don't miss it. Listen to Wrestling with Freddie as part of the My Coulter Podcast network. Find us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Jade Cargill]

Check out behind the Flow, a podcast documentary series following the launch of San Diego Football Club. We go behind the scenes and explore the stories of those involved.

[Unknown Host]

San Diego coming to MLS is going to be a game changer because this region has been hungry for a men's professional soccer team. We need veteran players and we need young players. Like you're building a team from scratch and so the succession plan of long.

[Jade Cargill]

Term success needs to be defined.

[Unknown Host]

We need to embrace this community. When I was 13, my uncle took me to a qualifier and we watched Paraguay against Church. Pouring rain. Just watching the fans jumping up and down, I think that was definitely a watershed moment for me. Not only was that going to be my game, but it was going to be my life.

[Jade Cargill]

Listen to San Diego FC behind the flow now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

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[Unknown Host]

So what happened to Chappaquiddick? Well, it really depends on who you talk to.

[Unknown Advertiser]

There are many versions of what happened in 1969 when a young Ted Kennedy drove a car into a pond, left.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

A woman behind to drown. There's a famous headline, I think in.

[Unknown Host]

The New York Daily News, it's Teddy Escapes, Blonde drowns.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And in a strange way, right, that sort of tells you the story really became about Ted's political future, Ted's political hopes. Will Ted become president?

[Unknown Advertiser]

Kappaquiddick is a story of a tragic death and how the Kennedy machine took control.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And he's not the only Kennedy to survive a scandal.

[Unknown Advertiser]

The Kennedys have lived, lived through disgrace, affairs, violence, you name it. So is there a curse? Every week we go behind the headlines and beyond the drama of America's royal family.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Listen to United States of Kennedy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast.

[Unknown Host]

It's the biggest party of the summer. WWE SummerSlam is here and Wrestling with Freddie is all over it. We're talking wild matches, big surprises, and our boldest predictions yet. From celebrity showdowns to the chaos inside a steel cage, we're breaking down every match and calling who we think walks out on top. This card is loaded from Cody Rhodes, John Cena, Rhea Ripley and Tiffy, just to name a few. This lineup is ready to tear down the house. We'll give you our unfiltered takes, honest debates and you already know, a ton of laughs along the way. We're covering the upsets, the wild returns and the championship moments. Nobody expects we'll get into the matches that steal the show, the storylines that explode, the and those, oh my God, did that just happen? Moments that make SummerSlam legendary. Don't miss it. Listen to Wrestling with Freddie as part of the My Coulter a podcast network. Find us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Jade Cargill]

Check out behind the Flow, a podcast documentary series following the launch of San Diego Football Club. We go behind the scenes and explore the stories of those involved.

[Unknown Host]

San Diego coming to MLS is going to be a game changer because this region has been hungry for a men's professional soccer team. We need veteran players and we need young players like you're building a team from scratch and so the succession plan of long term success needs to Be defined. We need to embrace this community. When I was 13, my uncle took me to a qualifier and we watched Paraguay against Chile pouring rain. Just watching the fans jumping up and down, I think that was definitely a watershed moment for me. Not only was that going to be my game, but it was going to be my life.

[Jade Cargill]

Listen to San Diego FC behind the Flow now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Talk to us now. Kayfabe. How do you feel about it?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I am a natural born bad guy.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I. Because I am confident. I don't need this sport. Love it to death, don't need it. I know who I am. I walk in the room and I'm like, I can give a damn about you, you, you, you.

[Jade Cargill]

And that could be perceived the wrong way.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yes. And I have a resting bitch face.

[Unknown Host]

Same.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And people don't like confident people.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

People don't like women. I think the world doesn't like. If someone's like, oh, you look good. I'm like, thank you. And somebody turn around. Who does she think she is?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, yeah. But what else was you supposed to say? Thank you.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I don't know. That's just how the world is weird. You can't. They want you to. The world wants you to be confident and to know yourself, but it doesn't. You can know yourself, but not too much.

[Jade Cargill]

But not with me.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Don't go overboard, but don't make me.

[Unknown Host]

Feel uncomfortable with your confidence.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yeah, right. So I would say that, like, they don't.

[Unknown Host]

It's that you prefer it that way.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Though, being a hill.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yes. It's an extension of myself.

[Jade Cargill]

I'm cool.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I'm chill. I'm cool, chill, calm, relaxed. I don't get out of myself until it's time. I think everybody has two sides. Like, you're chill, but if somebody try it, you'll turn up.

[Jade Cargill]

Right.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Anybody will.

[Jade Cargill]

Right. That's a human thing.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yes.

[Jade Cargill]

But when you're strong, athletic, a wrestler.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But I'm just chill. But my heel characters turn to 1000 power. Yeah, that's it. It's just an extension of who I am now. Being a baby face. I'm not a smile like me. I dance type of person. I'm just not. I'm a stoic person. I walk out. I'm, you know, I'm not. Let's go. Cheer for me. My voice gets hoarse. My voice is very low right now. I have high levels, but when I'm upset, my voice gets very low. Like, that's Just how it is. And I think being a baby face, you have to care. And as a heel, I'm like, I don't give a damn if you like me or you don't.

[Jade Cargill]

Who cares?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I know I like myself. You like you. And what I eat shouldn't make you shit.

[Jade Cargill]

Right?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, that's how I walk in a room and baby face.

[Jade Cargill]

And that can be intimidating for some people.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oh, it is.

[Jade Cargill]

People's insecurities obviously are on display. Yeah, it is.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And it's just being a heel is just me. Like, I'm cocky, I talk my stuff. But now being on stage, just turn it up to the max.

[Jade Cargill]

When you say you don't need this, you can see how, you know, some wrestling fans, I mean, they may take that the wrong way. What does she mean, she don't need this? Does that mean she doesn't love it? Does it mean she isn't passionate about it?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm beyond passionate about it. The difference is, is I. Before this, I was a child psychologist. Well, I'm married to someone who played baseball for 17 years. He wants me to stay home and live the retirement life with him. We own a professional softball team. I can do that. So I'm here strictly out of love.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

So it's a difference from someone having to stay in something because this is how they provide for their family. And I commend people that do that, that I'm here. I take all the bruises and I take all the slack and all the talk and all that because I genuinely want to be here. I can quit tomorrow and just be like, I would never do that.

[Jade Cargill]

Right.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But I can literally.

[Jade Cargill]

But you can if you wanted to.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I don't. I wouldn't never do that because I genuinely love it, like. And I said what I'm. What I was going to do, and I'm going to do it like, it is what it is. I'm going to be a legend. I already dreamt it. It's already out in the universe. Hate it or love it in 10 years or whatever it is that I become, people gonna sit back and say, oh, wow, she was really great. I'm like, I know.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But it's not because of. Oh, like, it's not like that at all. It's just because I genuinely love this sport and I want to do it.

[Unknown Host]

You said that you obviously dealt with the MLB world. How has your husband been dealing with the wrestling world?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

At first, he didn't want me to do it at all, like, at all. Was just like. Even my mom was like, why you want to do that? You want to hurt yourself? Go model, Go do something.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, yeah, mom don't understand.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, why would you want to. You're going to hurt yourself. And I'm like, don't put that energy out there. I'm not going to hurt myself. There's something else you could do. Why would you want to do that? My mom didn't understand. He was more so like, for what? Like, you know, I met him when I was 22. I wanted to be a child psychologist. I did that. He was just like, why?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

So then I went to the trial and it all went great. And then he was like, oh, this is about to get real. I said, yeah, it's about to get real. This is what I'm gonna do. But he didn't want me to do it at all. And now he's seen how much work that I've put in. He's proud of me. He's like, oh, my. Oh, my gosh, I'm so happy you stuck with it. Like, I would have never thought.

[Jade Cargill]

Look at the change in emotion. Yo, what are you doing? What are you doing? And then once wifey about to become champ, you like, yo, listen, I'm proud, you know, I knew you was always gonna do it.

[Unknown Host]

You gonna be ringside and throw her baseball bat on Saturday.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I don't want you to mess up your body. I want you to retire with me. Like, what are you doing? And I'm like, I think what you did was great, but I wanna do something for myself. Like, I think I can do this. I can do the child psychology thing when I'm done with this, if I ever choose to. But I want to create something that's legendary for our daughter. Like, I want my daughter to say, oh, my dad did this, But I want her to say, but my mom, My mom did this. And that's inspiring to me. So he has his career. It's different now because he's like the stay at home dad. And now I'm the one always gone. So it's a literally upside down world.

[Jade Cargill]

Now with you again, speaking it into existence, with you being champion. What do you hope that does for the little black girls in Florida, New York, California? Just as far as, like, representing something for them to look forward to. Say, like, she represents greatness. She represents strength. Storm is in the studio.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Control the weather said that I rang the storm everywhere.

[Jade Cargill]

It's literally storming. But what do you. What do you think about? Or do you think about Those little girls that are at home looking at Jade this weekend.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I do. And it's such a fine line with me because I'm not for kids. Like, being very real. I'm not for kids. I'm sexy, I curse. I'm grown. I'm not. I'm just not. But I do love to hear that. I am an inspiration for little girls who see me. They're like, oh, I love how you look. Your confidence radiates all this kind of stuff. I want to be like you. I love it. Never. I never wanted it.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But I love inspiring little girls that you can do any and everything you put your mind to. I started this at 27, right? And for a lot of people, that can be late. But I was like, you know what? I'm gonna give this a shot. I'm gonna give them all. Let's see who we are. Look where I am now. And we had somebody like Jaz and Jacqueline who did these phenomenal things for me and Bianca and Naomi.

[Jade Cargill]

Pete, you caught that. I want you to catch a close up of Jerry.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

When she said, it's great that people see us. Like these little girls see us, and they know, like, I can do that.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But, yeah, I can do it better. Because that's what we want them to say just as much as Jazz. We looked at Jazz, we looked at Jacqueline. We're like, I want to do that, but I can do better. I can reach there. And now they can reach there, and the next generation can reach there. That's all we want to do, is create bigger footprints for the next generation.

[Jade Cargill]

Now you have a daughter.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I do.

[Jade Cargill]

Would you be happy if she told you, mom, I wanna wrestle? Like, how. As a parent, right? That face, like, how does that. You know? Cause now you're your mom now, right?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oof.

[Jade Cargill]

Like, do you say okay and just kinda like, cringe on the inside, but still, like, obviously you want her to do what she wants to do and succeed.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

She's getting a great education first.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Something she could fall back on a trade something first, right? And then if she wants to pursue wrestling, go at it. I'm a very supportive mom. I'm like, go at it. I'll tell her if she's not good or whatever you want to call it, like, okay, well, let's use that trade. But as long as she gets a phenomenal education, something that's steady, that she can always go back to, I'm okay with it. I'm okay with it.

[Jade Cargill]

I don't know.

[Unknown Host]

I think the way Bron did it with his son. I think he might have to do that. Mother daughter in the league at the same time.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Listen, that would be nuts. I'm okay.

[Jade Cargill]

That would be the craziest shit ever.

[Unknown Host]

Wwe, you can hold that idea. It's fine.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Then I should have to start, like, 17, 18.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, yeah. Get right to it, man.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Those. It's called a. A bump car. And it goes up, and your body. You feel. When you're 22, you'll feel like you're like, 35. Yeah, it's crazy. It fills up really quick.

[Jade Cargill]

So you. Obviously, I. I feel like this weekend, again, Jade will be champion. Rory, she already said that she will bring the title back.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yes, I will.

[Jade Cargill]

Now, Jade, if Rory and myself wanted to get into wrestling, like, what would we have to, you know, like, you.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Would have somebody back there that's like, nah.

[Jade Cargill]

Cause, you know, Baby D. Just, you know, she.

[Unknown Host]

She.

[Jade Cargill]

I mean, she don't believe in our abilities, and she don't think that we could do it. But if me and Rory.

[Unknown Host]

She gives Bianca vibes. I'll say that.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah. Like, she's definitely Bianca. But, like, if me and Rory wanted to be tag team champions.

[Unknown Host]

Pause.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay, well, yeah, pause that. Like, what do we. How do we prepare ourselves? Like, how do we, you know, like, what is our first order of business?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Going to the PC.

[Jade Cargill]

What is the PC?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It's down in Orlando. It's a training facility.

[Jade Cargill]

Oh, so we have to train. So was that about a month?

[Unknown Host]

We'd have to train?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, no, I'm thinking we could go. We could pull up Sunday with Jade, bro. Like, we can go Sunday and kick some ass.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

For sure. Sign some liability forms.

[Jade Cargill]

In case you die. Yeah, in case you die.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Like, you. Oh, you die. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Yes. It's a lot of things.

[Jade Cargill]

I was thinking you don't.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Okay, okay. Yes. But train, like, getting your mind ready. It's not that easy. It's really not. All these celebrities that come into, they are all training. It's not just walking into the system. I don't know what the Internet paints, but.

[Jade Cargill]

So what is the training? Like, two, three, four months initially.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oh, right. Oh, you guys.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, no, we would need four years.

[Unknown Host]

A decade maybe.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, we would need five years.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I know. So when I work with Daniel Bryan, he was telling me, like, you don't get comfortable until, like, seven years. Like, he didn't get comfortable until seven years. And I'm four years and a little bit of change into the game. And my first match ever was on national tv, so it's such a weird thing because most people before they get on tv, they've had a plethora of matches. I didn't like the world see me as raw as you can get someone. So it would take a while. It would take a while. But it depends on like how athletic you guys are. Like, it depends on how good you are. You got that it factor.

[Jade Cargill]

The toe boo.

[Unknown Host]

Still clicking.

[Jade Cargill]

I can still knock down the three. Other than that, I can't do nothing.

[Unknown Host]

At one point I was. But I have a 2 year old. I got dad weight. I need. I need some weight.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

That's not weight.

[Unknown Host]

I need a decade for sure.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

A decade.

[Unknown Host]

Absolutely. At this point, Amar, I mean, at least I chase her. My cardio is great because I chase a two year old all the time, but I very much be easily suplex. I'll just put it that way.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Okay, you'll. You'll take the suplex Pause, not give it.

[Unknown Host]

Oh, the wrestling fans gonna kill me in the YouTube comments.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Oh my gosh.

[Unknown Host]

But with that said, I wasn't even thinking training. I was more thinking, if we come up with a good name, is that even worth going to Orlando? If we don't have the brand together already, why would I even train?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yeah, that comes second.

[Jade Cargill]

Oh, so branding comes after training?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yeah.

[Jade Cargill]

Okay.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

That's how you do it at the PC. You can come up with stuff, but they can have you on the side. But it's, it's your ring of ability as well.

[Unknown Host]

I'm coming in full costume, you know, like the guy that shows up to the court with all the headbands.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

What are you gonna do?

[Unknown Host]

What are you gonn get suplexed?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, I'm trying to think your whole like whatever.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Unless that's your character to get suplex all just come out Suplex.

[Unknown Host]

I mean, I know they pay the.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Kool Aid manage just jumps through n.

[Jade Cargill]

That hurt too much, man. I don't suplex me.

[Unknown Host]

Yo, being the Kool Aid man jumping.

[Jade Cargill]

Through, I would be like a just.

[Unknown Host]

Being the rag doll wrestling. If you give me the right check, I would do it. I would see private school prices and I'm fine with it.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yeah, you get paid a lot of money. Yeah, get paid a lot of money.

[Unknown Host]

Throw me into the second. Throw me on the west side. Go.

[Jade Cargill]

Jay. Do you use any of your, I guess your psychology, do you use that in your matches at all? Like does that brain click in during your matches?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Just controlling the match, like just trying to stay calm throughout the match. Taking my techniques and breathing and things of that Sort. Because when I was a child psychologist, I would have to breathe with my kids because they would get so worked up in situations, and sometimes you have to think like a kid and you have to. Because when you're doing something, it's like, you know, you're jittery, like, and anxiety, and you're. It's. You have to calm down. So I would use breathing techniques, but for the most part, no. Unless it's a kid out there. But all of us are adults. Like, I'm gonna talk to you like an adult, I guess, or that's your.

[Unknown Host]

Way to shit talk.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Well, I'm just good at that. That's my.

[Unknown Host]

I have a degree for you.

[Jade Cargill]

It's part of your Persona.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yeah, but that's. That's something totally different. I was gentle with people. I talk shit. It's a. A. It's a different. I can. I can mine and mess with you mentally, but it's a whole different type of game. Whole different type of game.

[Jade Cargill]

Can we make your playlist to listen to on the way to the event? Like, can we put together. We already. You already told us who you like to listen to. Okay, can we come up? Because, like, Rory and I come up with a whole.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

What would be a song that you. Right now off the head?

[Unknown Host]

I mean, I would say just walk out with Nucky Buck just like this knuck.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

If you buck, bring it back to 2005, guys.

[Jade Cargill]

I ain't gonna lie.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I love Nuck. That the kids today.

[Unknown Host]

I see your Jamaican nails. How can we get vibes cartel to walk out with you?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I don't know.

[Unknown Host]

I would love.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But I feel like, listen, I would love that, especially for my country. I don't think the might start tripping.

[Jade Cargill]

If he see you losing, he might start tripping.

[Unknown Host]

All those charges were alleged.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Fan base would sit and be like, who is this guy?

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

And that would just ruin.

[Unknown Host]

To me. That would be cool. Like, I think that's what's cool with bringing that culture into wrestling. Like, that makes you so unique. Of. I've even seen, like, what. Like Westside Gun and. And Dizza and Wale and everyone have done with hip hop and wrestling, like, where. Where dance hall can't do the same.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It gets weird. It gets weird. It's a very, like, wrestling. Wrestling fans are very hard. I wouldn't say they're hard to please, but they like their community.

[Unknown Host]

First of all, he said, spit on me. Step on my. Yeah, they're hard to please. They're. They're very demand.

[Jade Cargill]

Demand.

[Unknown Host]

Spit on Me step on my face. That's a hard person to please.

[Jade Cargill]

And if you're the guy after him, how do you follow that?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

It was like, kids, two people down. I was like, are you watching this? You know, like, grab me, though. So it's like. It's. And I. The dad probably was like, yeah, go up there and, like, grab her. I've had a little boy grab me before, which I'm like, yo, lock these people up.

[Jade Cargill]

That's when you should.

[Unknown Host]

Got your child psychologist back to talk to the dad. You're raising a demon. What the is wrong with you?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

He looked at me like, yeah, he waited for that.

[Jade Cargill]

He waited his whole. He waited all six years for that. Yeah. Did you pick your walkout song yet, or do they pick it for you?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, I picked my walkout song.

[Jade Cargill]

What song you walking out to?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

You mean, like this weekend? No, my theme song. It's gonna be my theme. It's always your theme song.

[Jade Cargill]

Damn. You should walk out. The Shook Ones. Mob Deep. That'll be hard.

[Unknown Host]

She was mad at 05. You go to 1994.

[Jade Cargill]

Mob deep. Shook.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I know who. Mob Deep.

[Jade Cargill]

It's one of the greatest. It's one of the greatest. Yeah. Yeah. It's one of the greatest songs of all time. Like you.

[Unknown Host]

That life would erupt.

[Jade Cargill]

I'm just. I'm just picturing Jay would erupt.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Tell me that. I don't know the song. What's the song?

[Jade Cargill]

Shook Ones.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Shook One.

[Jade Cargill]

It's one of the greatest rap songs ever.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I found it Part two. I don't know the song. I love it.

[Jade Cargill]

You know this song. Jade.

[Unknown Host]

She'S from Florida.

[Jade Cargill]

You have to remember that you know this song. Everybody knows this song.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I know. I feel like I know this be okay? Yeah. That's way too calm. Yeah.

[Jade Cargill]

What?

[Unknown Host]

At MetLife.

[Jade Cargill]

Let me pick the scenario, champ. Let me pick the scenario. Jay standing there with the hair, looking illustrious, the shoulders, everything.

[Unknown Host]

What's the weather?

[Jade Cargill]

Her triceps is glycerin. And Mob Shook Ones. Come on. Are you kidding me? Y' all tripping.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

We gotta buy that.

[Unknown Host]

You're lifting 75% chance of rain with Shook Ones.

[Jade Cargill]

Oh, my. Jay, this is your prince. Purple Rain at the super bowl moment. It's gonna actually rain brain. While you're wrestling.

[Unknown Host]

The spirit of prodigy will come down.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I'm gonna look into it. But I will say this. I need a nasty electric guitar. That's. I just. I'm an electric guitar person. I am the electric stove.

[Unknown Host]

The gas didn't work. They're not hearing it in the beat.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

But I need. I need a good. I just. That's my thing. Like, that's just my thing. I love an electric guitar. I don't know. I just. I love it. So if you can give me something with electric guitar.

[Jade Cargill]

Yeah, but you gonna probably come out to welcome to the Jungle, something like that.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

No, I'm coming out to my theme song.

[Jade Cargill]

No respect to your theme song. I'm just saying, if It's Raining Jade is standing here.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yes.

[Jade Cargill]

And Shook Ones, come on. And you just standing at the top.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Of the ramp, hands out here flowing.

[Jade Cargill]

Triple H will come out and kiss your feet. He's gonna be like, I don't know what you just did, but we cracked the code. We crack the co. Let me see.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

If I get them to buy it. We'll see how it goes.

[Jade Cargill]

Triple H will. Well, he's. I think he listens to rap. I think he listens to hip hop.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Does he listen to everything?

[Jade Cargill]

He knows Shook One's mob deep. I guarantee, if you. If you say that, he's gonna look at you like, what you know about that?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Okay, we'll see. I'm gonna go. He's like, okay, we'll look into it.

[Jade Cargill]

That's gonna be the most incredible, one of the most incredible moments when it happens.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

You gotta say, I made that happen. Let's see.

[Unknown Host]

Oh, if he can buy in the next 24 hours, I will call havoc and he will wrap it with you.

[Jade Cargill]

Be at Summer Slam if y' all want to. Absolutely. Jay, good luck this weekend.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Who needs luck, period?

[Jade Cargill]

Jay, talk your poppy. Just pop it on him. Listen, I'm tuning in, Jay. I. I'm already painting it. We were recording this Thursday. You fight Saturday. You are the WWE Women's champion. I don't think anybody's gonna be able to take that belt from you for a while. Triple H is about to have you traveling the entire world. You're about to be the next storm in Marvel. What else, Rory, what else we got for her?

[Unknown Host]

She's gonna make Shook Wants Part three.

[Jade Cargill]

Shook Wants Part Three. Vibes. Cartel will walk you out at your next match after you win the match.

[Unknown Host]

He's actually gonna remix. He's gonna make a new rhythm of your theme song.

[Jade Cargill]

Absolutely.

[Unknown Host]

He's gonna remix that.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

I would love that. I would love that. Let's represent.

[Jade Cargill]

Listen, man, we were talking it all into existence. Jay, we know you gotta go, but we thank you for being here. Thank you for taking some time to come kick it with us before such a huge event and go do what you do, Tiffany?

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Yo, just speak it into existence. There we go.

[Jade Cargill]

Tiffany, you should just stay home if we keeping it real. Jade, just tell Tiffany just to forfeit.

[Unknown Host]

Just stay home and then just celebrate in the real life.

[Jade Cargill]

Save yourself. Save yourself.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

The heartache done be done.

[Jade Cargill]

I'm that nigga. He's just ginger.

[Unknown Host]

That's the champ.

[Jade Cargill]

Jade Cargill. No warrior now.

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[Unknown Host]

So what happened at Chappaquiddick? Well, it really depends on who you talk to.

[Unknown Advertiser]

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[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

Left a woman behind to drown.

[Unknown Advertiser]

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[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

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[Unknown Host]

We're breaking down SummerSlam, the biggest party of the summer on Wrestling With Friends Freddy. From our bold picks to storyline breakdowns, we will discuss who walks out with gold, who shocks the night, and which matches steal the show we call the winners, the upsets and the chaos to expect. Plus whatever swerves nobody saw coming. Listen to Wrestling with Freddy as part of the Michael Kura Podcast Network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Jade Cargill]

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[Unknown Host]

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[Jade Cargill]

Listen to San Diego FC behind the flow on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Freddy Prinze Jr.]

This is an iHeart podcast.