Crew

Paul Wein is the host of Fever Keeps It Real. Paul has been in the wrestling business for 20 years and has interviewed many of the superstars of wrestling, including Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels and Vince McMahon. His hobbies include writing and listening to music. Paul has a passion for the wrestling business like few others in this world.

Big Chris, a.k.a.,The Magic Man, is the co-host of Fever Keeps It Real and a valued member of the crew. A native New Yorker, Chris is a "take no crap" kind of guy who is always ready to share, without holding anything back, his opinions on our radio and TV show.

Brain is the statistics guy for Fever Keeps It Real. If there is a wrestling statistic, he knows it. His hobbies include trying to keep people from taking his hot dog. Sadly, he hasn't had a good track record with that.

T-shirt guy is a member of the Fever Keeps It Real radio show crew. His goal in life is to own as many t-shirts as humanly possible. So if you're reading this, won't you please send him a t-shirt???

Julie Wein is the Social Media Coordinator for Fever Keeps It Real. She is married to host Paul Wein and spends most of her time enduring his constant jokes.

King Jordan is a correspondent for the New York Daily News. He has been a wrestling fan for many years and is very savvy when it comes to the world of professional wrestling.

Joseph Matos is the most energetic member of the crew. He is and up and coming wrestling commentator who always has a kind word for everyone. His comebacks on our radio show are classic.

Jose Gonzalez is the Chief Of Security for Fever Keeps It Real, in addition to being a Guardian Angel for the past 17 years. He is the leader of the Coney Island, Brooklyn,NY chapter of the Guardian Angels. Jose has been a wrestling fan for many years now and takes his young son to wrestling shows whenever he can. For more information on the Guardian Angels, go to www.guardianangels.org.

A long time profesional wrestler and friend of the Fever Keeps It Real crew, Bullet always lends a helping hand, and fist, to the crew when necessary.