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With Money in the Bank in our rear view mirror, we now look at the aftermath of Dean Ambrose cashing in and we wonder would it have even happened if Roman Reigns hadn't gotten himself suspended. Also, is there such a thing as too much wrestling? Joel explores this ideas as we might be finding out in a couple of months.

Boos and Ghouls! May I have your attention to introduce IBA's newest podcast: All Hallows Always! Join your hosts, Jason and Emily, as we dive into Halloween Town and talk about everything from costumes and candy to scary movie to haunted houses. We decided a long time ago that one night of Halloween fun just isn't enough. So we are spreading it out for the entire year! Head on over to    http://allhallowsalways. blogspot.com/  and click the link in the post to listen to the first episode on All Hallows Always right in your browser! Or download it for later listening enjoyment. We will be on iTunes as soon as we can, but for now, take a listen on the blog. Go check it out! And afterwards, if you have questions, comments, praise, ridicule, corrections, stories, opinions, any feedback at all, you can leave comments on here, the AHA blog, our Facebook page facebook.com/allhallowsalways and out Twitter @AllHallowAlways. Or just email us directly at allhallowsalways@gm...

If you know much of anything about podcasts, then you probably know about the podcast Serial. The first truly mega hit in the realm of podcasts, Serial did a lot to introduce the format to many people. For the few that don't know, Serial was a spinoff (of sorts) of This American Life which detailed over the course of twelve episodes the case of a 1999 murder of Hae Min Le, a high school student in Maryland. The story also covered the trial and conviction of Adnan Sye, who was her former boyfriend who still maintains his innocence of the crime, and over the twelve episodes, we delve into every possible bit of evidence to see if it can be proven once and for all if Adnan is guilty or innocent. To say that the podcast was a hit would be an understatement. It was downloaded over five million times, the show won a Peabody award the first podcast ever to do so, and there was even an SNL sketch spoofing the series. Serial is without a doubt, podcasting's first breakout hit. S...