Wrestling Podcasts

thebostoncrab · 25-02-2012 12:41pm

Just to let ya know I got my mic and laptop all working again, so I'm ready to start it up again if you want to take part

Trying to get the first interview for the return set up as we speak

Lord TSC · 25-02-2012 12:46pm

That sounds awesome. Who is it, who is it?

thebostoncrab · 25-02-2012 12:51pm

Teamshadowclan wrote: »

That sounds awesome. Who is it, who is it?

I learned from the whole Mike Quackenbush thing not to name names until everything is sorted

After this Friday I'll be game for recording!

waltersobchak · 25-02-2012 2:17pm

thebostoncrab wrote: »

Teamshadowclan wrote: »

That sounds awesome. Who is it, who is it?

I learned from the whole Mike Quackenbush thing not to name names until everything is sorted

After this Friday I'll be game for recording!

if the band are getting back together ill have to clear my schedule!!

rovert · 12-03-2012 3:16pm

I got the chance to interview Kevin Steen earlier today and had an absolute blast. The show runs about an hour and twenty minutes and I'd really appreciate anyone who takes the time to check it out. http://freeadmissionfr.com/?p=1437

Johnny did a great job here. He seems to have a great knack for asking the right question the right way. Kevin is as candid and interesting as ever. Some possibly surprising comments on ROH, Eddie, Davey etc here.

duuuaaaane · 16-03-2012 5:05am

Check out my podcast.. we're based in Cork and do a weekly show but also have a whole steam of guests on... Steve Austin, Mick Foley, Chris Jericho, Roddy Piper, Bret Hart, Jake Roberts, DDP and many more!

http://www.wrestlingvoiceradio.com!

Lord TSC · 23-03-2012 8:25pm

Ok, with only 9 days till Mania, I reckon we should see about recording something, shall we?

Over the weekend, is there anyone who'd be interested in recording something over Skype and seeing if we can provide something worth listening to, in terms of discussion of the Mania card? It was suggested about trying to do one before each PPV which I think could be fun, but we'd have to make sure we give people a chance to listen before it becomes outdated by the PPV :P

jaykhunter · 25-03-2012 2:56am

Hey bro if ur keen I'd be up for it but I'm not free until Thursday afternoon

CMpunked · 26-03-2012 12:17am

I could be on for that!

rovert · 11-04-2012 6:57pm

Thought about making a separate thread:

review a wai - april 10th 2000 ‘monday nitro’
John Pollock and Wai Ting review the April 10th 2000 edition of WCW 'Monday Nitro' featuring the return of Vince Russo and Eric Bischoff.

http://www.podbean.com/podcast-download?b=187445&f=http://lawradio.podbean.com/mf/web/c8srjb/REVIEW-A-WAI-April-10-2000-Monday-Nitro.mp3

:D:D:D:D:D:D

I still watch this Nitro at least once a year. An staggeringly unknowing piss take on that era of Wrestling. The most kiss, kiss, bang, bang, insider swervtastic show ever.

I admit to liking it at the time.

JoeSnow · 24-04-2012 8:48pm

Just in case anybody is interested in English indy wrestling, here is an interview I conduced with Andy Quildan, promoter of IPW:UK http://www.wrestlehustle.com/articles/interviews/2012/04/20/hustle-uk-an-interview-with-ipw-uk-promoter-andy-quildan

He is promoting an upcoming show with Carlito and Chris Masters. Unfortunately Kevin Nash was not paid by Italy's NWE and therefore wont be appearing as was originally arranged.

Please let me know what you think of the little interview. Joe

jaykhunter · 24-04-2012 9:36pm

That's pretty cool man, well done.

Moved to the wrestling podcast thread

Jayob10 · 24-04-2012 10:07pm

lads is there anywhere on itunes to download the UK interviews with the WWE lads?

I see the wrestlecast lads have an itunes link, but you often hear of interviews with the UK sun on a regular basis and they are never uploaded

any idea what the best interview podcasts on itunes would be?

JoeSnow · 24-04-2012 10:43pm

Thanks for the kind words Jaykhunter.

rovert · 24-04-2012 11:18pm

Waited until I listened to it but I posted it. Well it is a really ****ing great.

I sat in a broom cupboard backstage at the O2 Arena and chatted with professional wrestler William Regal about his life, career and love of British comedy. At the age of 15 he was taking on all comers on Blackpool Pleasure Beach, and now is one of the most beloved and respected performers in the WWE. He has quite the story. As an added bonus we've also included a lecture I gave at part of the ToMax talks project about how I got into variety and cabaret, and why it's so important to me. Thanks for listening!

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

Time mark: 14:00

jaykhunter · 24-04-2012 11:30pm

jayob10 you can see above, WrestleVoice does WWE interviews! i'd recommend Live Audio Wrestling; they interview a wrestler practically every week. Just scroll through the podcasts section. Through the years they've pretty much gotten everyone you can think of. Brian Fritz did some as well but his wrestling podcast Between The Ropes fell off a cliff over the last year or so.

the groutch · 09-05-2012 11:58am

great AOW interview here with Rockin Randy Ricci

http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/2012/05/02/aow-93-rockin-randy/

D.Q · 24-05-2012 9:25am

To anyone who either subscribes to the Observer site, or gets the free podcasts each week, is this man the most annoying person you've ever had to listen to or am I being completely irrational.

He almost has his own 5 moves of doom, the little intake of breath before the big "Hoooooowwwwss it goin erbody", the condescending "Listen everybody" And for some reason, seems to think it is a good idea to invite his Granny on to the show!? I'm almost positive I didn't dream that.

He has an unbelievably annoying tendency to get extremely shrill anytime he is trying to be "passionate" about something.

I ended up giving up on his podcasts because I was getting to annoyed before going to sleep! Finding solace instead, in the laid back stylings of Mr. Wai Ting.

anyone listen? what do you make of him?

Charlie Haughy · 24-05-2012 10:11am

I prefer Wai Ting.

Garseys · 24-05-2012 10:16am

Meh on Alvarez....

Review-a-wai & Aftermath ftw!

Cherry_Cola · 24-05-2012 11:25am

Have never listened to the Wai Ting podcasts and only started listening to Bryan over the past 2-3 months but I have to say I find him pretty funny.

I only listen to the WO ones though, I tried the B&V show once but thought it was poor, especially with the granny thing as you mentioned.

Maybe it's because it's somewhat new to me that I don't find him particularly annoying, yeah his voice can grate on the intro alright.

Listened to an AOW podcast last night after previously enjoying the one with Nigel McGuinness and found it enjoyable for the most part but the amount of plugs and ads are pretty ridiculous.

rovert · 24-05-2012 11:25am

Hooooooooooooooooow's it going everybody, Bryan Alvarez here....

*Screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeech*

His voice does bleed out of your earphones doesnt it? :eek:

He's a good dude in real life when it counts and he has become amazing successful in a relatively short period of time.

Totally understand why people like and dislike him. Trolling him about it is the charm. Familiarity breeds contempt.

Yeah the reason why I listen to Review A Wai is how similar it is to 2005-2007 or whatever Bryan & Vinny shows.

CMpunked · 24-05-2012 5:38pm

I tried searching for review-a-wai on itunes and it brought me live audio wrestling. Is that what im looking for?

jaykhunter · 24-05-2012 5:52pm

Yes, all of the LAW shows (including Review-a-Wai) is on the one feed.

Although it only has the latest 50 shows or so; if u want to get the mp3 archive of Review-a-Wai go here

Garseys · 24-05-2012 7:43pm

jaykhunter wrote: »

Yes, all of the LAW shows (including Review-a-Wai) is on the one feed.

Although it only has the latest 50 shows or so; if u want to get the mp3 archive of Review-a-Wai go here

I'd avoid the LAW, Cannot stand Dan Lovranski.:mad:

jaykhunter · 24-05-2012 7:52pm

I'd've thought Jason Agnew would be far more divisive. How come? Besides the shameless ROH shilling he's been doing lately I think he's pretty cool. All of his reference points are from the 80s lol

Garseys · 24-05-2012 8:15pm

jaykhunter wrote: »

I'd've thought Jason Agnew would be far more divisive. How come? Besides the shameless ROH shilling he's been doing lately I think he's pretty cool. All of his reference points are from the 80s lol

I think he's way over critical of the WWE/TNA product to the point where its like
"everything sucks. don't watch any of their shows ever"

CMpunked · 24-05-2012 8:33pm

So whats a good comprehensive list of current podcasts that someone who never listens to them could get into?

Diabhal Beag · 24-05-2012 9:14pm

I could never understand the love for Law. Heard a few of the Raw podcasts and it bores the **** out of me. Lovranksi will ask the Wai fella a question expecting a humourous response that we never get.

artvandulet · 24-05-2012 11:07pm

CMpunked wrote: »

So whats a good comprehensive list of current podcasts that someone who never listens to them could get into?

I listen to the Review-a-Raw (from LAW: Live Audio Wrestling) and/or Aftermath(from The Score.com) on a Tues morning and based on what they say, watch Raw that night. They generally tend to disagree with each other. Aftermath is very Pro WWE and positive about a lot of stuff whereas Review a Raw tends to be more negative towards it so they balance out!

Review-a-Wai(from LAW: Live Audio Wrestling): Where they review old ppv's. I find this show hilarious, especially when they are reviewing really **** PPV's. They reviewed WCW Uncensored 2000 recently and it made me go and watch it on youtube to see if it really was that bad (and it was).

The Art Of Wrestling (Colt Cabana) - Comes out on Thursdays - about a 45min interview with a wrestler. Sometimes I've heard of them, sometimes I havent but it's always interesting.

I've tried a few others but these are the 3 I've stuck with.

By the way, I have an android phone and find the DoggCatcher is the best app for downloading the podcasts.

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