After months of transitioning, we finally get the soft launch of Twin Cities Double Up and who better to kick off the series then our good friend Steve from I Still Call It a Lariat. Though the Cole Mind may have died, our friendship remains very much alive as we catch up on the shows recent wave of big interviews and hear about what's in store next. We also pick Steve's brain regarding the wrestling industry as Mister Brock has officially begun his training at The Academy and is ready to absorb everything he can from the pros who went before him. Tune in for the beginning of a yearlong saga of interviews with local eccentrics while Mister Brock makes his way to the ring.

Mister Brock stays true to his word and heads to Dee Mack's chair for a tattoo. To add to the fun, we are joined by one of the most widely hated man in independent wrestling Johnny Oxbow. We have wanted to get an interview with Johnny for a while and what better place to conduct this interview than shirtless in the middle of a crowd of people while getting poked with needles. The interview seems to go off without a hitch until strange rumblings lead to tragedy and we witness the death of the ever-popular Cole Mind podcast.

We begin day two at the Ink Fusion Expos with a missing Meko and fire in our hearts. Dee Mack from the Black Label Collective tattoo shop in Duluth, MN joins us for our first interview of the weekend. He doesn't disappoint with a round of rapid-fire burning questions and seeds are planted for a future on air tattooing of Mister Brock. Will Mister Brock stay true to his word and get an on-air tattoo? As always you will have to tune in to fine out!