Hulk Hogan was on Howard Stern's Sirius satellite radio show this morning for over an hour, with about 15-20 minutes of TNA and pro wrestling-related talk. The rest of the time was spent talking about his personal life and his sex life with his fiancee, Jennifer McDaniel.

Some of the highlights from Hogan's wrestling talk included Hogan saying he's no longer working in an office setting for TNA. He said he couldn't handle it, so he's not part of the initial creative effort. Hogan said he receives TV scripts and approves or re-writes aspects of the show.

Hogan said he's not directly handling talent deals, but he'll receive a call here and there about talent looking to join TNA. Hogan specifically named Torrie Wilson as a potential Knockout to join the company.

Hogan was asked about Steve Austin knocking him on Twitter for being a "channel-changer" on Impact. Hogan said he hadn't heard about it, but wants to get Austin to TNA. He said he would get back in the ring to face Austin or if there was another big money match.

The Knockouts came up again at the end of the interview. Hogan he talked them up for drawing TV ratings and said TNA is looking to expand the Knockouts roster.

"TNA Knockout girls on a consistent basis have the highest numbers even on the cross-over segments and the top of the hour, so it's a good decision to add more women," Hogan said. "It depends on where we're at budget-wise. We're pushing hard now and want to add more girls."

Howard Stern brought up Kanyon following his suicide last month. Hogan said he talked to him about six months before he committed suicide because Kanyon wanted to be part of the Australian Tour in November. "He sounded really depressed over the phone," Hogan said.