Breaking News: Podcast Coming Soon! (New Direction for UnWrest)

What is up everyone?

It has definitely been a while since I've posted on here. And that is due to a lot of things. But the essential truth is that the blog became a bit of a tiring thing after a while, at least in its form of writing reviews for each show and still maintaining things I had other interests in.

So, I dropped the blog because it did not become worth the time or effort, in all honesty. In my day job, I'm already around a computer a lot, typing. That, along with becoming too analytical, hindered my enjoyment of both the project and the actual wrestling content. Thus, I stepped away and decided to just let what I created in the first place speak for itself. So, the days of me writing pages and pages worth of reviews have ended.

However, I'm not closing this blog. And I'm now preparing a new branch for UnWrest to continue, one that allows me to be more creative and expand my thoughts beyond the keyboard. That's right; UnWrest the Podcast is coming soon, hopefully by the end of this weekend. I will explain more of what that means once it launches (I'm hoping to have something up by the end of the weekend).

As for this website, this will be used to post episodes of the podcast, take questions or comments, and post polls for content people would want to hear me discuss.

Anything else I have to say about the podcast and blog will be included on the first episode itself.

C Dub

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