Gwatney Unplugged Scott Romine

The North Little Rock Airshow returns for 2024 - with Saturday's show sponsored by Gwatney Buick GMC. Jet Truck, Lamborghini Rides, Car Show - 2024 promises to be HUGE!

Sawyer Nichols of Silver Dollar City is a Publicist and handles Influencer Relations for this amazing park located in the Ozarks. The ride "Fire in the Hole" has always been a fan favorite - and the park recently launched a 30 milllion dollar reimagined version of the original ride.

This episode of Gwatney Unplugged we are talking Golden Era Wrestling! Hogan, Macho Man, Miss Elizabeth, Ultimate Warrior, Andre, Ric Flair, Jake the Snake, Roddy Piper, Undertaker, Rick Rude...we'll mention 'em all - PLUS Scott Romine and Shawn Maves will reveal their Mount Rushmore of Wrestling!

Robert Bates founded the company in a 600 square-foot garage, and from there it grew into a business that had a reputation for quality jackets, pants, aftermarket seats, a popular headlight, windshield, fairings and saddlebags. They are also well known for making the jackets worn by Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 1, Terminator 2 and Terminator 3.

Allan Graf was the personal stunt double for Dick Butkus for twenty plus years. Allan played football for USC and was a free agent with the Los Angeles Rams. He is a stuntman, stunt coordinator and second unit director - best known for stunt coordinating football movies. He is seen prominently in Total Recall, Robocop and other films - and did all of the stunts in the bus scenes of Red Heat. Listen to his Hollywood stories on Gwatney Buick GMC’s “Gwatney Unplugged” this Saturday at 9am - only on 103.7FM THE BUZZ!

Mr.Bill is a legally blind Wal-Mart employee that walks 5 miles to work each day - and was featured on the CBS Evening News. Christy Conrad founded "Mr.Bill's Village" - a Facebook Group dedicated to assisting with rides for Mr.Bill. The whole project when viral to the point it was featured on the CBS Evening News where they were presented with a free car donated by Puckett Auto Group in Greenbrier.