Wrestling Podcasts

jaykhunter

Eire-Dearg wrote: »

There used to be a radio show over the pond that did shows after PPVs, is that gone? I think it was The Score.

Em, well Aftermath (Arda Ocal & Jimmy Korderas) does post-RAW & PPV podcasts, they're currently on The Score radio; also Live Audio Wrestling (Agnew/Lovranski/Pollock/Ting) (who are on....TSN?) and pay-site Wrestling Observer (Alvarez/Meltzer & others) do podcasts.

They'd be my first port of call for weekly new content

rovert

AOW 100: Colt Cabana Hosted by CM Punk

CM Punk, WWE Champion, hosts the 100th episode. Punk takes over all of the duties including plugs and upcoming events. Punk sits down and has a conversation with his best bud Colt. Listen to the usual Colt and Punk hijinks as they talk about their lives.

http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/podpress_trac/web/281/0/show100.mp3

rovert

I am going to have a listen to the final episode of Wrestlecrap radio for old times sake.

rovert

Richard Herring's Edinburgh Fringe Podcast


2012 #7: Dude Love - Mick Foley and Gavin Webster. Wrestling legend Mick Foley is coming on to the tiny Stand wrestling arena and Richard is determined that only one of them will leave the stage alive. Which is probably foolish of him. But he's had a good life. Rich has some predictions for the Scottish Premier League title and some stuff to say about partisan football supporters and there's a chance that he might be ripped apart before Foley has even arrived. But together Foley and Herring can take on all the Scotch and will mispronounce city names as much as they want. What you gonna do about it? The chat is mainly about wrestling, from Big Daddy to Stone Cold Steve Austin, ripped off ears, teeth in noses and how many explosives you need to put on top of barbed wire to make a really exciting pretend fight. Foley has swapped the ring for the stand-up stage, a much more dangerous place. Stand-up from Gavin Webster, who has a broken wrist which would seem impressive on any other day, but it's hardly competition is it?

http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_edinburgh

jaykhunter

John & Wai review the classic SummerSlam 92 PPV

Download the show at http://fightnetwork.com/data/podcasts/1207/2012-08-15.mp3

Featuring
**John Pollock and Wai Ting review WWF 'SummerSlam' 1992 from Wembley Stadium
**Bret Hart comments on the match with Davey Boy Smith
**Harry Smith joins us to discussing being in attendance for this show and going back to NJPW

Couldn't help thinking of Charisteas during when the topic/anecdote about 93,000 came up!

Charisteas

jaykhunter wrote: »

Couldn't help thinking of Charisteas during when the topic/anecdote about 93,000 came up!

Roger Sterling

BUMP

Any fresh suggestions for good PW Podcasts. Need something to distract me while working out.

I've downloaded an ep of the Review A Wai one to see what its like (the Summerslamn 92 one actually)

Particularly interested in ones that discuss old school/classic wrestling and puro. I have a sub to the Observer site so I'm already familiar with all the stuff on there. Meltzer and Bryan are grand but its hard to listen to them after a while when you kinda get the impression they almost hate wrestling at this stage. The Dr Keith show is good for the overwhelming enthusiasm and positivity more than anything.

Thanks

Roger

D2D

Roger Sterling wrote: »

BUMP

Any fresh suggestions for good PW Podcasts. Need something to distract me while working out.

I've downloaded an ep of the Review A Wai one to see what its like (the Summerslamn 92 one actually)

Particularly interested in ones that discuss old school/classic wrestling and puro. I have a sub to the Observer site so I'm already familiar with all the stuff on there. Meltzer and Bryan are grand but its hard to listen to them after a while when you kinda get the impression they almost hate wrestling at this stage. The Dr Keith show is good for the overwhelming enthusiasm and positivity more than anything.

Thanks

Roger

For old school, give a listen to OSW Review by PW mod, JayKHunter. It's up on the Botchamania website as well so you know it's good if Maffew put's a link to it

rovert

I will have more of a think later but can't recommend Wrestling Culture enough. Primarily it is classic Wrestling discussion however done discuss with a more intellectual bent (sorry Jayk ) on a bunch of lesser discussed topics.

You can find it on iTunes. The hosting site they use gives little info on individual shows so I am linking to the main show thread:
http://board.deathvalleydriver.com/index.php?showtopic=57145&st=0

Typically excellent but this episode is my favourite as it was so leftfield as nobody talks about the Montreal territory despite it being bigger than Stampede Wrestling:

Please listen to Episode 23 of the Wrestling Culture Podcast as Dylan and I are joined by a great man in Pat Laprade to talk the history of Montreal wrestling. It may be a long episode but I feel it is the best we've done. Pat's book "Mad-dogs, Midgets and Screw-Jobs" co-authored with Bertrand Hébert will be released by ECW Press in February 2013 and looks to be a must-read.

Edit: Joe vs the World is still the WIRE of Wrestling podcasts: http://www.thecubsfan.com/cat/joe-vs-the-world/

rovert

http://fightnetwork.com/news/33461:review-a-wai-baywatch-bash-at-the-beach/

John Pollock and Wai Ting review a 1996 episode of 'Baywatch' featuring Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Ric Flair, Big Van Vader and Kevin Sullivan.

jaykhunter

Jeez, thanks rovert.

And an actual thanks to D2D for the plug! Happily surprised that the botchamania fanbase like our show, so Maffew picked us up

Roger Sterling

rovert wrote: »

I will have more of a think later but can't recommend Wrestling Culture enough. Primarily it is classic Wrestling discussion however done discuss with a more intellectual bent (sorry Jayk ) on a bunch of lesser discussed topics.

You can find it on iTunes. The hosting site they use gives little info on individual shows so I am linking to the main show thread:
http://board.deathvalleydriver.com/index.php?showtopic=57145&st=0

Typically excellent but this episode is my favourite as it was so leftfield as nobody talks about the Montreal territory despite it being bigger than Stampede Wrestling:

Please listen to Episode 23 of the Wrestling Culture Podcast as Dylan and I are joined by a great man in Pat Laprade to talk the history of Montreal wrestling. It may be a long episode but I feel it is the best we've done. Pat's book "Mad-dogs, Midgets and Screw-Jobs" co-authored with Bertrand Hébert will be released by ECW Press in February 2013 and looks to be a must-read.

Edit: Joe vs the World is still the WIRE of Wrestling podcasts: http://www.thecubsfan.com/cat/joe-vs-the-world/

Thats the kinda stuff looking for thank you.

Lidtened to the Review a Wai show. Was good but id like a little more insight than just being told what happened in a match tbh.

Diabhal Beag

Cannot recommend Joe vs the World highly enough. Legit the best thing I've ever come across on the internet and it is a timeless classic. If you hate dull podcasts then this is for you.

rovert

Hell yeah:
http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/2012/09/05/aow-111-william-regal-part-1/

Hashtag_HEEL

Ahhh you beat me to it so! :rolleyes:

Lord TSC

Review a Wai this week is Chyna's new prono film :S

Charisteas

Teamshadowclan wrote: »

Review a Wai this week is Chyna's new prono film :S

I've watched some of it, plenty of wrestling references.

rovert

Jay Hunter shouted out on a porno podcast.

jaykhunter

Teamshadowclan wrote: »

Review a Wai this week is Chyna's new prono film :S

It's an excellent listen. Their absolutely disgusted comments were hilarious. Clicky the link or the awesomely creepy photoshop i made

http://datav3.fightnetwork.com/blog/33559.mp3

BohsJohnny

just finished it now one of their best ever wai nearly getting sick was gas.

starviewadams

Part 2 of Regal's AOW podcast is up:

http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/2012/09/12/aow-112-william-regal-part-2/

GTR63

Been listening to a few Review a Wai's lately any old episodes in particular worth downloading?

jaykhunter

The WCW PPVs are my favourites, 97-01 - They don't have to do much but read out what happened and it's already really great!

archive links

BohsJohnny

jaykhunter wrote: »

The WCW PPVs are my favourites, 97-01 - They don't have to do much but read out what happened and it's already really great!

archive links

Yeah really good get the April 10 2000 nitro russo and bischoff reboot wcw night of a million angles.

rovert

They have a very high hit rate so you can't really go wrong with what you pick. Just go with your favourite shows and least favourites too.

GTR63

I couldn't stop laughing when they mentioned Senate hopeful Linda McMahon signed a form of authenticity for the Katie Vick cheerleader uniform. I've got the Chyna porn review one ready to listen to aswell.

starviewadams

Anybody listened to ''Wrestling With Depression'' with Marty De Rosa?listened to a few of them so far and they're pretty good.The episode with Colt Cabana is very good.

Hashtag_HEEL

Justin Roberts is Such a Mark!
Here's his show with Colt!
http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/2012/10/03/aow-115-justin-roberts/

starviewadams

Wrestling With Depression with Marty De Rosa and Cliff Compton:

http://www.wrestlingwithdepression.com/?p=441

Domino is as funny as always!

Cherry_Cola

Brian Alvarez had a really good interview with Christopher Daniels yesterday that's worth listening to.

I must catch up on the AOW podcasts, haven't heard Regal's or Sabin's yet.

Hashtag_HEEL

Great episode of Wrestling With Depression featuring CM Punk! Great stories and the depression Q&A is comical!

rovert

Hashtag_HEEL wrote: »

Great episode of Wrestling With Depression featuring CM Punk! Great stories and the depression Q&A is comical!

The last 20 minutes or so are great.

rovert

Classic

http://fightnetwork.com/news/34176:review-a-wai-cm-punk-dvd-w-colt-cabana/

Manning3000

I have'nt listened to wrestling podcasts before but want to start listening to 1 or 2 a week.

Anyone have any good suggestions on where to start, available from iTunes preferably,


Cheers

rovert

Manning3000 wrote: »

I have'nt listened to wrestling podcasts before but want to start listening to 1 or 2 a week.

Anyone have any good suggestions on where to start, available from iTunes preferably,


Cheers

What Wrestling do you like? WWE, TNA or indies.

Review A Wai is probably the best jumping on point as they cover Raw, Impact and a classic shows or modern releases depending on the week. Fairly popular around these parts. The iTunes link is: lawradio.podbean.com/category/review-a-wai/
or you can just search review a wai in iTunes. Be semi warned another show called the LAW also appears on the iTunes feed and that's fairly iffy and annoying.

In terms of interviews Colt Cabana's Art of Wrestling is pretty acclaimed. Link: tsmradio.com/coltcabana/ or search Art Wrestling in iTunes. The interviews are with largely non/former WWE and TNA stars but Regal, Daniel Bryan and CM Punk have appeared on it too.

starviewadams

Zack Ryder,Curt Hawkins,Dolph Ziggler,Tyson Kidd,Kofi Kingston and Mick Foley too.

Would highly recommend listening to his one's with MVP and Cliff Compton/Domino also.

http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/2012/02/08/aow-81-mvp/

http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/?s=compton

duuuaaaane

Listen to Episode #52! They play my song and a discuss it too!

Stereomaniac

What's your song?!

Manning3000

rovert wrote: »

What Wrestling do you like? WWE, TNA or indies.

Review A Wai is probably the best jumping on point as they cover Raw, Impact and a classic shows or modern releases depending on the link. Fairly popular around these parts. The itunes link is: lawradio.podbean.com/category/review-a-wai/
or you can just search review a wai in iTunes. Be semi warned another show called the LAW also appears on the iTunes feed and that's fairly iffy and annoying.

In terms of interviews Colt Cabana's Art of Wrestling is pretty acclaimed. Link: tsmradio.com/coltcabana/ or search Art Wrestling in iTunes. The interviews are with largely non/former WWE and TNA stars but Regal, Daniel Bryan and CM Punk have appeared on it too.

The above is about right with the wrestling i would be into, wwe(just raw) tna(i dip in and out) and watch what indies I can when i get the chance,

These seem like a great place to start

Thanking you much,

duuuaaaane

Stereomaniac wrote: »

What's your song?!

The Ryder one.. Just Take Care

DEFTLEFTHAND

Does anybody ever listen to Don Tony and Kevin Castle? I usually do, I find some of Castle's takes on modern pro wrestling humorous, he's a mid forties guy who pines after the 1980s early 90s.

They also discuss a broad range of pop culture from that period in the show and are usually joined by Mish from Wrestling Soup. It wouldn't be to everyone's taste but if you like middle aged guys raging against modern wrestling culture then you might enjoy it. :pac:

jaykhunter

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Does anybody ever listen to Don Tony and Kevin Castle? I usually do, I find some of Castle's takes on modern pro wrestling humorous, he's a mid forties guy who pines after the 1980s early 90s.

They also discuss a broad range of pop culture from that period in the show and are usually joined by Mish from Wrestling Soup. It wouldn't be to everyone's taste but if you like middle aged guys raging against modern wrestling culture then you might enjoy it. :pac:

Sounds like my kind of guy. What's one of their classic episodes, I'll try 'em out.

Also Place To Be Podcast is really great. Very informative wrestling show, they enjoy what they do, have a Jim Duggan update segment, give 'em a goosie.

Stereomaniac

uwwedoogie wrote: »

The Ryder one.. Just Take Care

I can't turn up the volume right now, but will be sure to check it out. Did you write a song for Zack Ryder?

Hashtag_HEEL

uwwedoogie wrote: »

The Ryder one.. Just Take Care

I just marked out a little for a sec!

duuuaaaane

Stereomaniac wrote: »

I can't turn up the volume right now, but will be sure to check it out. Did you write a song for Zack Ryder?

Yeah the one he uses at the end of his show.

Hashtag_HEEL wrote: »

I just marked out a little for a sec!

Haha I did too when I heard it, had no idea it was going to be used

artvandulet

I tried Don Tony...but never got into it. The pwtorch one was another i tried but the bad audio quality is really off putting. Aftermath, review a wai/ law radio and art of wrestling have been the 3 i listen to but now it looks like aftermath is on the way out so looking for something to fill the gap!

rovert

artvandulet wrote: »

looks like aftermath is on the way out so looking for something to fill the gap!

Fill me in on that front.

Never took to that show as Jimmy's voice sounds like he smokes 60 a day.

Stereomaniac

uwwedoogie wrote: »

Yeah the one he uses at the end of his show.



Haha I did too when I heard it, had no idea it was going to be used

That's really cool man. I'm no too familiar with Z but I'll have to check it out when this week's episode pops into the You Tube feed this time. Do you play shows?

duuuaaaane

Stereomaniac wrote: »

That's really cool man. I'm no too familiar with Z but I'll have to check it out when this week's episode pops into the You Tube feed this time. Do you play shows?

Not particularly at the moment, we did a quick bit at the WrestleMania party many people from here were at (can see it here), but we hope to do more next year as we're in the process of making an album.

Stereomaniac

Where are yez from? Cool song. Not particularly what I'm into but I appreciate where it's coming from and that it's well put together. Pity about the guy standing there though!