He sounded just like pro wrestling’s biggest stars. But there was only one Jason Sensation.Former WWF personality and wrestling impressionist Jason Sensation (Jason Tavares) joins Wrestling Life with Ben Veal for his most open, honest and vulnerable interview yet.For Attitude Era fans, Jason needs little introduction. His Owen Hart impersonation alongside D-Generation X in their famous Nation of Domination parody on Monday Night Raw secured him a place in the memories of a generation of wrestling viewers.Now, it’s time to hear from the man behind the impressions. Don't miss this conversation with one of the most distinctive personalities from wrestling’s biggest boom period, looking back on how the professional wrestling industry changed his life forever.

episode contains sensitive discussion around the topic of sexual abuse and sexual harassment. Discretion is advised.

What happens when you achieve your childhood dream of becoming a WWE Superstar, only to then have to start all over and find a new direction in life?

Kris Pavone, known to WWE fans as Caylen Croft, joins Wrestling Life with Ben Veal to discuss his journey from Ohio Valley Wrestling to WWE’s main roster, teaming with Trent Barreta as The Dude Busters, and finding a whole new purpose after leaving professional wrestling.

Starting out as Chris Cage, Kris became an OVW Heavyweight and Tag Team Champion, learning under Jim Cornette and Paul Heyman and teaming with future WWE Champion The Miz.

This conversation explores WWE’s developmental system, the planned partnership with The Miz on WWE television, and the release that forced Kris to reassess his dream.

A second WWE opportunity brought a new name, a partnership with Trent Barreta and a main-roster debut on ECW. Kris reflects on The Dude Busters’ run, their move to SmackDown and the potential the team never had the chance to fulfil.

The interview also explores Edge’s support for the team, advice received from The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels and the challenge of speaking up for yourself behind the scenes.After his WWE release in November 2010, Kris chose to walk away from wrestling.

His next chapter took him into elementary school art teaching, children’s books and coaching, drawing on lessons from the ring to help others find confidence and direction.

This is an open, honest and inspiring conversation about ambition, second chances and learning to move forward when a lifelong dream comes to an end.

Legendary WWE referee Jimmy Korderas returns to Wrestling Life with Ben Veal for a special episode celebrating his induction into the Wrestling Life Hall of Fame.

Across 22 years with WWE, Jimmy had a ringside view of some of wrestling’s biggest moments, working through Hulkamania, the New Generation, the Attitude Era and Ruthless Aggression eras. In this conversation, he looks back on the friendships, career highlights and difficult experiences that shaped his life inside the squared circle.

Jimmy discusses receiving the Cauliflower Alley Club’s Charlie Smith Referee Award in 2026, breaking into wrestling as a driver and ring crew member, collecting André the Giant and Tim White in Jack Tunney’s Cadillac, and Pat Patterson’s role in his journey to becoming a referee.

Jimmy also reflects back on being the referee for the iconic main event between The Undertaker and Adam 'Edge' Copeland at WrestleMania 24, how the tragic death of Owen Hart personally impacted him, and becoming part of the WWF referee strike angle in 1999.

This conversation with veteran pro wrestling referee Jimmy Korderas explores the often overlooked art of refereeing: communicating between wrestlers and backstage, helping a match tell its story and knowing when to stay out of the spotlight.