Jake "The Snake" Roberts Appears On Shooting Star Radio
Posted: May 8th 2008 By: CMBurnham
Shooting Star Radio Wrestling Entertainment
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Shooting Star Radio Exclusive Interview With the Former WWE Superstar
Shooting Star Radio, an online internet radio show and source of wrestling entertainment invites all wrestling fans and promoters to view its exclusive interview with the WWE Legend Jake the Snake Roberts. As the staff at Shooting Star Radio felt that Jake, having participated in eight WrestleManias and having had a career that spans almost three decades, is, indeed, a notable interview, they also felt inclined to spread word of the interview.
The interview can be heard by going to http://www.shootingstarradio.com and clicking on the appropriate link. Shooting Star Radio hopes other wrestling websites and affiliates get a chance to stop by the website, and would be happy to hear feedback.
If you would like more information about this topic or would like to reach the President of SSR, Scott Stolbach, email the company at Shootingstarradio@gmail.com or call into the radio show at 561-283-1542.
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