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Dr R. Tyson Smith PhD is the author of Fighting for Recognition. Released through Duke University Press, the book was a result of a long-term ethnographic study that examined the “indy” wrestling scene in New York. That was, in the mid-2000. Tyson sat down with the Remotely Interested podcast to discuss his past work in this extended discussion of the Michael Cuellari episode. RI Podcast 24: Michael “Q.T. Marshall” Cuellari – Lessons Learned from Professional Wrestling https://soundcloud.com/remotelyinterested/ri-podcast-24-michael-qt-marshall-cuellari-lessons-learned-from-professional-wrestling Professional Wrestling and Sociology Barthes, Roland. [1957] 1972. Mythologies. New York: Hill and Wang Publishers (last accessed August 12th 2019): http://www.english.unt.edu/~simpkins/Barthes%20Myths.pdf Smith, R. T. 2008. ‘‘Passion Work: The Joint Production of Emotional Labor in Professional Wrestling.’’ Social Psychology Quarterly 71:157–76. (2019 Thompson Reuter Impact Factor 1.54) https://journals.sagepu