Prime Time With Sean Mooney

Tiffany Stratton looks back on her rivalry with Becky Lynch and the impact it had on her growth inside WWE. In this Wrestling History discussion, Stratton breaks down working with one of the most influential stars of the modern era, the lessons learned from sharing the ring with Becky Lynch, and how the feud helped shape her confidence and character. A must-watch for fans interested in WWE rivalries, behind-the-scenes insight, and the evolution of today’s top superstars.

In this revealing episode, Barry Horowitz pulls back the curtain on some of the most talked-about backstage stories of the 1990s. From Sunny’s (Tammy Sytch) controversial WWE backstage issues to his close relationship with Chris Candido, Barry shares firsthand insight you won’t hear anywhere else. He also discusses working during Hulk Hogan’s era, locker room dynamics, and what life was really like behind the scenes in WWE. A must-watch for fans of classic WWF/WWE history and untold wrestling stories.

Jerry Jarrett interview and wrestling history take center stage as we open Mooney’s Vault with legendary promoter Jerry Jarrett, father of WWE Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett. Jerry discusses discovering wrestling as a work, creating the Continental Wrestling Association (CWA), his relationship with Jerry Lawler, and working with the McMahon family during WWE’s 1993 steroid trial era. He also opens up about his complicated relationship and reconciliation with his son Jeff Jarrett.

Drew McIntyre shares a wild and unforgettable backstage story involving Vince McMahon — including the time Vince was swinging a sword around behind the scenes. In this clip, Drew pulls back the curtain on WWE locker room culture, Vince McMahon’s larger-than-life personality, and one of those moments that perfectly captures the chaos and mythology of wrestling history.

Chelsea Green joins the show to talk all things creativity, character, and chaos in WWE. From the inspiration behind her Royal Rumble gear to what it’s really like living and traveling with Piper Niven, Chelsea breaks down how moments are created both on-screen and behind the scenes. She also dives into developing her persona, standing out in crowded matches, and why memorable details matter more than ever in today’s WWE. A fun, insightful look at one of WWE’s most entertaining personalities.

Duke “The Dumpster” Droese joins Mooney’s Vault for a candid interview covering his journey into WWE, from college and the independent wrestling grind to his first meeting with Vince McMahon. Duke talks about locker room drama, the intense heat from his early feud with Jerry Lawler, and how one incident stalled his WWE push. He also opens up about his struggles with drugs and alcohol, how they impacted his wrestling career, and his road to recovery. A must-watch conversation for fans of WWF’s New Generation era.

WWE referee Jimmy Korderas interview, Prime Time with Sean Mooney—on this classic episode, longtime WWE referee Jimmy Korderas joins the show to share stories from his 20+ year career. Jimmy discusses breaking into WWE, working with Jack Tunney and Pat Patterson, getting promoted from ring crew to referee, and the art of officiating wrestling matches. He also talks about taking bumps, getting knocked out at WrestleMania IV, working with Owen Hart, his favorite matches, and his transition into broadcasting.

In this episode, we dive into one of the most unexpected backstage stories in modern WWE history involving Jimmy Wang Yang. After a brief release from the company, an off-the-wall locker room moment somehow worked its way back to Vince McMahon — and the result shocked everyone involved.

Hacksaw Jim Duggan WWE history is one of the most iconic stories of the 1980s wrestling boom. From his patriotic 2x4 entrance to unforgettable rivalries, Hacksaw Jim Duggan became a symbol of blue-collar toughness and American pride in professional wrestling. On this podcast, Sean Mooney breaks down the history of Hacksaw Jim Duggan, including his rise in WWE, the origins of his famous “HOOOO!” chant, the introduction of the 2x4, and how Duggan connected with fans during the Golden Era. This deep dive covers Duggan’s biggest moments, legendary feuds, and why he remains one of the most recognizable stars in wrestling history.

Rising star Kendal Grey opens up about being compared to Bianca Belair and what those comparisons mean for her career and legacy. In this conversation, Kendal discusses expectations, representation, athleticism, and how wrestling history shapes today’s generation of performers.

The 1996 Royal Rumble marked a turning point in WWE history. From Shawn Michaels’ unforgettable Iron Man performance to the early signs of the Attitude Era beginning to form, this event reshaped the company’s future.In this podcast, we break down the full history of WWE Royal Rumble 1996, including match results, key storylines, backstage context, and why this Rumble is remembered as one of the most important of the 1990s. We also look at the fallout from the event and how it set the stage for WrestleMania 12.

Dana Brooke opens up about one of the biggest moments of her WWE career—winning her first championship. From the emotions behind that victory to her experiences working in the modern WWE locker room, Dana reflects on her journey and growth in the industry. She also shares thoughts on Ronda Rousey’s impact, the rise of the Four Horsewomen, and how women’s wrestling evolved during this era. A must-watch conversation for fans of WWE history and the Women’s Evolution.

Brian Knobs interview, Nasty Boys WWE history, and Prime Time with Sean Mooney memories take center stage as we open Mooney’s Vault for another legendary episode. In this clip, Nasty Boy Brian Knobs talks about growing up with Jerry Sags, breaking into professional wrestling, and how the iconic Nasty Boys gimmick was created and evolved in WWE. A must-watch throwback for fans of classic wrestling and WWE’s Golden Era.

Ken Shamrock looks back on one of the most unique accomplishments of the Attitude Era — defeating both Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart at a time when almost nobody else did. In this clip, Shamrock discusses how those wins came together, what they meant backstage, and why his run against two of WWE’s greatest in-ring performers still stands out today. A rare perspective on credibility, timing, and respect during one of wrestling’s most competitive eras.

In this PRIME TIME VAULT exclusive, Dangerous Danny Davis opens up about fighting to survive both inside and outside the ring and reflects on his unforgettable WWF career. From becoming one of the most hated referees in wrestling history to transitioning into an in-ring competitor, Danny Davis discusses the controversy, pressure, and real-life struggles that defined his time in the World Wrestling Federation.This in-depth interview dives into the Golden Era of WWF, behind-the-scenes stories, locker room realities, and how Davis navigated a career built on heat and survival. A must-watch for wrestling history fans who want the stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Dive into this classic episode of Prime Time with Sean Mooney as Sean welcomes WWE legend Vickie Guerrero!

What does everyone want? Another legendary episode from the Prime Time vault! This week, we sit down with former ECW, WWE, and TNA star Al Snow. He shares his journey into wrestling as a teenager, getting stretched by Ole and Gene Anderson, and landing his big break with Smokey Mountain Wrestling. Al also opens up about his friendship with Mick Foley, the end of kayfabe, the infamous Kennel from Hell match, and so much more!

Lash Legend sits down to discuss her incredible rise in WWE and her place in modern wrestling history. From her early beginnings to breaking out in NXT, Lash opens up about her journey, challenges, and what it takes to stand out in today’s WWE landscape. Hear her thoughts on growth, representation, and carving a legacy in professional wrestling as she continues to make her mark on the industry.

Step into Mooney's Vault for another unforgettable conversation! This time, we’re joined by former WWE Superstar Savio Vega. Savio dives into the rich history of professional wrestling in Puerto Rico, sharing how legends like Carlos Colon shaped the business. He takes us back to the iconic 80s and 90s, reflecting on why that era was so special for wrestling fans.

Prime Time welcomes WWE Hall of Famer Ted DiBiase for an in-depth conversation on his legendary career. DiBiase discusses his early days in football, his journey into the WWF, and the creation and evolution of the iconic Million Dollar Man character. From behind-the-scenes stories to defining moments that shaped wrestling history, this is a must-watch interview with one of WWE’s most unforgettable villains.