In this brutally honest episode, Levi Blue pulls no punches as he dives into Life After Wrestling. The glitz, the grind, the blood, sweat, and pops fade—but what happens when the curtain finally drops?

Levi talks about how the same people who shared the locker room, the road, and the ring often disappear when the boots come off. Some brothers and sisters in the business will always feel like family—one handshake and it’s like no time has passed at all. Others? They couldn’t care less if you vanished tomorrow.

It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s one of the most personal episodes yet.

Because when the lights go out and the fans go home… you find out who’s really in your corner. Sorry Pal—Not so sorry.

Levi kicks the door wide open and stomps right through the soft spots in this one. He’s not talking about “empowerment” or “trailblazing”—he’s talking about the reality.

The guys who pretended to help women in wrestling but really just wanted to help them into bed. The women who stepped into the ring when they had no damn business being there.

And the cold truth: there’s no crying in pro wrestling—because if you can’t take the heat, the criticism, and the harsh reality of the business, you’ll never make it.

This isn’t daycare. It’s pro wrestling, and Levi’s here to remind you why.

Levi sits down with Grindtime Pro Wrestling Academy’s own GM Schwartz for a powerful and insightful conversation. They dive into the groundbreaking new health insurance program for pro wrestlers, the incredible work Grindtime is doing through their Kids Camp to inspire the next generation, and top it all off with a HUGE announcement you won’t want to miss. This episode blends passion, progress, and pure wrestling heart—Sorry Pal Nation, strap in!

Levi Blue welcomes his trainer, mentor, and longtime friend The DBA to The Sorry Pal Podcast. Together, they dive deep into the business of pro wrestling—pulling back the curtain on old-school lessons. The two reminisce about their history inside and outside the ring, reflecting on battles fought, bonds built, and how the business has changed over the years. Plus, The DBA gives the inside scoop on XICW’s 25-Year Anniversary Show at the Premier Event Center in Clinton Township, MI—a night celebrating history, chaos, and the future of Detroit wrestling.

Sorry Pal Nation, this one’s packed with respect, grit, and the kind of raw honesty only Levi Blue and The DBA can bring.

Levi Blue kicks off Season 2 with a firestorm of a rant, diving deep into one of the hardest truths in professional wrestling: you either evolve, or you die out. From locker room politics to adapting your craft, Levi lays it all out raw and unfiltered.

But he doesn’t stop there—he doubles back on a familiar battleground: policing the business. Why it matters, why it’s overlooked, and why ignoring it is the fastest way to sink your career. This one’s part old-school wisdom, part tough love, and 100% Levi Blue.

Sorry Pal Nation, buckle up—because Season 2 just hit the ground running, and Levi isn’t pulling any punches.

The season closes out with a heavy hitter. Levi Blue sits down with The Dread King Logan for a raw, unfiltered conversation about what it truly takes to stand out in professional wrestling.

From his beginnings to carving out his place in the Michigan independent scene, Logan opens up about his journey, the grind, and the lessons that shaped him.

This episode isn’t just about wrestling—it’s about character, respect, and the importance of being a good person in and out of the ring. The Sorry Pal Nation, buckle up. This one’s got wisdom, war stories, and a season finale worth remembering.

On this episode of The Sorry Pal Podcast, Levi Blue — The Devil’s Reflection himself — takes a hard look at the Michigan independent wrestling scene.

Sure, it’s easy to point at the negatives, but this week isn’t about the gloom. There are promotions out there putting in the work, keeping fans engaged, and keeping the tradition alive. There are also new talents stepping into the ring, hungry and ready to carry wrestling forward.

Levi spotlights one of those rising stars and highlights a few Michigan promotions that are actually doing things the right way. He also found another Michigan Independent Wrestling podcast that he likes and shines a spotlight on them as well

No sugarcoating, no hype machine — just straight talk about what’s good in indie wrestling right now.

It won’t fix everything, but… it’s not as bad as it seems.

Sorry Pal, Not so Sorry

After Episode 17, some heat came my way.

Somebody told me, flat-out that by doing this podcast, I was giving Michigan a black eye. But here’s the truth, Sorry Pal Nation—I didn’t give Michigan a black eye. It already had one. I’m just the guy bold enough to point it out and talk about how we fix it.In this episode, I dig into what that really means, why speaking the truth ruffles feathers, and how the hard conversations are the only way forward. If you think this podcast is about tearing Michigan down, you’ve missed the point—it’s about shining a light, opening eyes, shaking things up, and reminding people we can do better.Raw. Unfiltered. No apologies. Sorry Pal… not so sorry.