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Well for some the VOW flagship is going to be fun https://twitter.com/voiceswrestling/status/924679724508565505 I will shill for VOW affiliate Shake them Ropes which is a much more chill version of the Flagship and about 3 hours shorter
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Psychepath posted:Don't be fooled by the op into listening to Smart Wrestling Fan. It's absolutely terrible. Absolutely agreed. And it's not even goon affiliated any more since dshban is long gone. They fell into the trap a lot of wrestling podcasts/review do, which is where they fantasy book every week and then when WWE doesn't do their fantasy booking the next week they poo poo all over the show until they're in another universe far away from the actual product. Tights and Fights from MaximumFun was entertaining while I listened to it, but mostly because Hal and Danielle are genuinely funny. Warning: Danielle is a Sasha Banks fan.
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Marty and Sarah Love Wrestling on the MLW network is pretty fun and has a refreshingly different format than "wheezing shut-ins talk for 3+ hours". It's basically like Comedy Bang Bang but about wrestling, and it probably has the fewest Bad Opinions out of all the wrestlepods I listen to.
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Go RV! posted:The ones I listen to that aren't on that list: I like this show but I think Matt can be kind of overbearing sometimes flashy_mcflash posted:Marty and Sarah Love Wrestling on the MLW network is pretty fun and has a refreshingly different format than "wheezing shut-ins talk for 3+ hours". It's basically like Comedy Bang Bang but about wrestling, and it probably has the fewest Bad Opinions out of all the wrestlepods I listen to. This ones my fave weekly wrestling show though. Way bigger on fun and jokes than most other wrestling shows I've listened to.
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flashy_mcflash posted:Marty and Sarah Love Wrestling on the MLW network is pretty fun and has a refreshingly different format than "wheezing shut-ins talk for 3+ hours". It's basically like Comedy Bang Bang but about wrestling, and it probably has the fewest Bad Opinions out of all the wrestlepods I listen to. They're a little too WWE oriented for my tastes but Marty's an awesome dude.
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rip in peace, Pisscast
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flashy_mcflash posted:Marty and Sarah Love Wrestling on the MLW network is pretty fun and has a refreshingly different format than "wheezing shut-ins talk for 3+ hours". It's basically like Comedy Bang Bang but about wrestling, and it probably has the fewest Bad Opinions out of all the wrestlepods I listen to. I tried it/accidentally downloaded it a few times. It simply isn't for me and that's okay. But I always hear very nice things about both from fans and indie wrestlers. Anyway, Facelock Feministas is well worth recommending you are interested in UK Wrestling. Both hosts are American but they in the last year became converts to that scene and are pretty much the face of US Progress. Very intelligent and articulate analysis of Pro Wrestling by two underrepresented voices. https://soundcloud.com/facelockfeministas https://twitter.com/FacelockFemmes Even you aren't interested show reviews their interviews are quite good standalone podcasts.
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The main two wrestling podcasts I listen to are Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard, and Solomonster Sounds Off, neither of which are in the OP. Shame. Something to Wrestle has a ton of information and interesting tidbits from somebody who was in the WWE for years, even though sometimes I get the feeling Prichard is completely full of poo poo. (What Happened When is okay, but you can tell Tony wasn't nearly as involved in decision making that Prichard was.) Solomonster is just... good. I don't know why I like his show so much. He has no real connections or insider information, he's just a lifelong fan talking about wrestling, but I look forward to his show every week.
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rovert posted:I tried it/accidentally downloaded it a few times. It simply isn't for me and that's okay. But I always hear very nice things about both from fans and indie wrestlers. Since those are some long-rear end episodes to leap into- any recommendations on best episodes to listen to for a newbie? Also, Vodcasts should be discussed in this thread, no? Therefore: OSW Review: 3 irishmen chronologically critique wrestling storylines or eras, PPV by PPV. Disliked by some for percieved racism and sexism, they nevertheless have high production values, and a legion of fans allowing them to do this full time! (someone previous mentioned The Nobodies, but here it is again) Nobdies watching wrestling: Drag Queens reviewing wrestling. Questionable wrestling knowledge, high weave knowledge. If you want a sassy look at wrestling where the fashion is as important as the finishes, look no further!
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3 A.M. Radio posted:The main two wrestling podcasts I listen to are Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard, and Solomonster Sounds Off, neither of which are in the OP. Shame. Sup fellow Solomonster fan  There's just something about the whole package that works for me, maybe the best out of everything I listen to. It's also kind of refreshing to have a straight-up one-man show?I think WrestleTalk's WrestleRamble podcast is also worth a look. Two extremely jovial brits just shooting the poo poo. I kind of look forward to the chats about non-wrestling related stuff more now to be honest, that's the level of rambling we're talking about here. Also thanks very much for linking Music of the Mat, this kind of thing is exactly my poo poo! a cyborg mug fucked around with this message at 14:21 on Oct 30, 2017 |
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coconono posted:They're a little too WWE oriented for my tastes but Marty's an awesome dude. I think that as Sarah has been exposed to more stuff and how both are involved with AAW in some way, they cover the indies quite a bit in the last few months or so. I think I like it because it straddles the line between a fan podcast and an industry one better than most.
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Solomonster isn't bad. I can really only listen to him for recaps though. Something about the not having a co-host bothers me because a lot of the time is just him tossing ideas out into the void. He's very accurate and detailed, which is pretty nice as he doesn't usually miss things or skip over details.
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marty does the backstage interviews at aaw, i think sarah did ring announcing at RISE one time but i don't foresee that being a regular thing
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Oct 30, 2017 15:08
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All the fan podcasts are trash because they don't have me on the show.
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I didn't see this coming https://twitter.com/iamjohnpollock/status/925028879403593728
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What nooooooo?! Pollock is probably second to Dave in terms of business analysis. Plus he just had a kid. Hope he's got another gig lined up.
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dsriggs posted:I didn't see this coming Wow, that's really shocking. I found a lot of stuff on LAW intolerable but Pollock was great.
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dsriggs posted:I didn't see this coming No joking around as I feel really mad about it all but I did for the last year or so. Anthem hosed Fight Network up quality and culture wise. They are basically funding IMPACT with cuts from Fight Network.
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I always laughed at TNA but that is really loving lovely. I hope he gets another position soon. Wasn't his name floated as one of the commentators for Wrestle Kingdom 9? A classic Pollock moment: https://youtu.be/90Nwy9DMS-0
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I’m surprised nobody mentioned the New Generation Project podcast. Three Leicester city fans go trough the new generation era with frequent diversions to WCW once Nitro starts.
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dsriggs posted:I didn't see this coming Dang this sucks. Always appreciated the amount of content the site had, but Pollock was the only one there I could ever really get interested in I hope he does another podcast show elsewhere eventually
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Seconded on Virtual Pros. Here's a description of that, and another wrestling podcast I enjoy, in the format of the OP. Virtual Pros: A pro wrestling show for "real people", Al & Mike are fans who come from the VHS tape trading era. They love Japanese wrestling merch and indie wrestling road trips, they hate most Internet Wrestling Fans, but they design some pretty sweet t-shirts. Every week, they talk the wrestling world, their own likes and dislikes, and the latest additions to the VRTLPROS Mixtape, an ongoing playlist on YouTube of random matches, weird wrestling ephemera, and YouTube shooters. The Rough House Podcast: Justin is the host of a major market morning radio show. Christoff is the ex production guy at the same station, who had to abandon his dreams of broadcasting. Together, they tear apart the world of wrestling every week, but usually end up complaining about their lives in incredibly filthy ways. Enjoy!
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dsriggs posted:I didn't see this coming I wish him well in his future endeavours.
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OGB posted:The Rough House Podcast: Justin is the host of a major market morning radio show. Christoff is the ex production guy at the same station, who had to abandon his dreams of broadcasting. Together, they tear apart the world of wrestling every week, but usually end up complaining about their lives in incredibly filthy ways.
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Endless Mike posted:I stopped listening to this one after they spent half an episode complaining that not enough people supported their Patreon. Fair - they (Justin in particular) got real lovely about the Patreon for a while there. FWIW, it's barely mentioned these days.
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quote:Effective immediately, Live Audio Wrestling (The LAW) is being placed on a short hiatus. The program will be relaunched with a new format in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!
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A headline last week  https://t.co/GtAUziYmaw
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I am Legit Mad On The Internet if loving TNA is the reason Pollock is gone.
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Weren't Nitro and Thunder also a 'short hiatus'?
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Anthem owns Fight Network, correct? Yikes.
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Oct 30, 2017 21:02
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So TNA has killed Live Audio Wrestling now? How many years has that show been going on for now? Jesus.
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https://twitter.com/agnewjason/status/925090548150603776 😳😳😳
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The OSW Review episode on Halloween Havoc 1995 is my favorite piece of wrestling related content ever created. That is all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtrNDr9e2K4
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dsriggs posted:Deleted, what was it? Agnew saying RIP The LAW
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Fentry posted:The OSW Review episode on Halloween Havoc 1995 is my favorite piece of wrestling related content ever created. That is all. Agreed. A show that ludicrous needed the full OSW treatment, which they got.
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