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\nAs noted, WWE broadcast team member and Total Divas<\/I> cast member Renee Young recently appeared as a guest on the Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast for an in-depth interview. Featured below are some additional highlights.<\/p>\n

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On interacting with producer Kevin Dunn more than Vince McMahon: “I don’t know, I don’t like to bother him much. In Gorilla, I will go over and shake his hand but I usually try to get in there and make an odd remark that I think is charming, and I don’t know if it is resonating; I’m not sure. I don’t want to seem like I am taking too much of his time because I don’t want to be ‘that’ person. Also, the things that I am doing, everything correlates with Vince [McMahon] of course, but I would be more inclined to talk to [WWE Producer] Kevin Dunn. I talk with Kevin Dunn all the time. He is actually really great. I have a really good relationship with him. He is really cool.”<\/p>\n

On her desire to pursue ventures outside of WWE, such as acting and comedy: “I really want to do more comedy, but acting was the main thing that I was doing as well. That was the main thing that I was submerged between that but doing a meld of the two; like, comedic acting would be great. That was where my mind always was when I started. I miss doing that stuff. I miss entertaining more and I don’t get as many pockets within my current job to do that, so it’s like trying to find those other spots to stay true to what I really want to do, but also being that with the reality that I am a 32 year old woman that has a good job in television and makes a good money doing it so where do you choose between part of the thing where your heart wants and what is paying your bill and being a responsible person. It’s finding that balance of the things that make you happy, and again, being able to do them in WWE, I have always had that feeling of wanting to do more. I like being busy; I want to be on everything in a selfish way, I like to work. When I just sit around and not doing anything and you keep opening your Instagram or Twitter and just seeing the same videos over and over, it’s just like, ugh!”<\/p>\n

On how long she’ll stay with WWE and working with a production company for outside projects: “At a certain point, I don’t know how long my role in WWE will be. I don’t know what that is going to be. That could be a thing where I hang around forever and turn into Mene Gene [Okerlund]. I do put out some feelers. I would like to find something ideally where I can stay with WWE for a while and do the things that I do, but also branch out and land out on some other shows and do other things. Like most people in television, I would love to have a Kelly Ripa kind of job; something up my alley, but I have some other shows that I kind of have brewing on the back burner right now so I am kind of waiting to get those executed and start working on those with another production company, so that is definitely something I am hoping to get those things happening.”<\/p>\n

Check out the complete Renee Young interview from the Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast at YouTube.com.<\/I><\/p>\n