Mar 27, 2018 14:59:37 GMT @ness said:

It's gotta be easier to name those in the business that DON'T have a podcast, right?

That's what it feels like.

No full-time work with WWE, and independent bookings aren't rolling in like you'd like? Time to start a podcast (and get bankrolled by DDP)!

Are all of Prichard's shows 3 hours long?

I like The Jim Cornette Experience. Specifically when he talks about anything old school like reviewing past events ETC.

Apr 13, 2018 12:31:18 GMT bodyslam said:

Are all of Prichard's shows 3 hours long?

2-4 hours depending on the topic.

Interesting to note that Pritchard and Conrad now are going to have as how on the Network. They promise nothing changes , and Pritchard will still give you honest opinions but time will tell if they get neutered or not. I want to believe it will remain mostly the same , just shorter because I think a video version with those two could be a ton of fun and I'll definitely be watching.

Apr 13, 2018 19:11:48 GMT Ed said:

I like The Jim Cornette Experience. Specifically when he talks about anything old school like reviewing past events ETC.

Jim has some funny takes on some things but his bitterness bleeds out a lot and sometimes it's a bit too much for my liking and his biazzaro hatred of some guys...he just comes off like raging asshole.  

I regularly listen to the Don Tony and Kevin Castle Show, as well as Breakfast With Blasi and This Week in Wrestling History. This Week in Wrestling History is my favourite show to tune out and go for walks around my town to, they're usually 2 and a half plus hours and there are plenty of audioclips that are prefaced and expanded upon by DT. I've also recently subscribed to the Observer and listen to most of Alvarez and Meltzer's shows.

Talk is Jericho, Solomonster Sounds Off, E+C and the Steve Austin show are all great as well.

Down and Dirty with Dutch Mantell's podcast over on the MLW network is my favourite at the moment,

Dutch is a really good storyteller, his episodes are short and sweet and on a particular topic each week. His fairly recent one discussing the early days of The Undertakers career which was interesting as was his non biased opinions on Vince Russo and Jim Cornettes personalities and his experience working with both Russo and Cornette at Stages of his own career.

Should the podcast continue like it is right now I can see Down and Dirty with Dutch Mantell overtaking Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard as the number one wrestling podcast, I recommend any of ya to check it out if your into your wrestling Podcasts and see what ya think. I'd post the link but I'm unable to right now but if ya Google 'MLW Down and Dirty with Dutch Mantell`and it will come up straight away for ya.

Apr 15, 2018 23:51:16 GMT vendrell said:

Apr 13, 2018 19:11:48 GMT Ed said:

I like The Jim Cornette Experience. Specifically when he talks about anything old school like reviewing past events ETC.

Jim has some funny takes on some things but his bitterness bleeds out a lot and sometimes it's a bit too much for my liking and his biazzaro hatred of some guys...he just comes off like raging asshole.  

You're right about that. That's why I primarily stick to old school stuff with him. I never understood Corny watching things he knows he wouldn't most likely like 99% of the time anyway in order to justify his rage. Cornette's attitude bleeds through to a certain demographic of wrestlers. Those wrestlers are the ones that whine about everything that doesn't fit neatly into their idealistic box. That's doesn't mean I love everything put in front of me, I just don't watch to hate-watch.

I've heard little snips of Bruce Prichards podcast on youtube but what they did on the WWE network was the first time I listened to a whole thing from start to finish and damn, it's a very fun and informative podcast. I remember Owen Hart coming out on the losing end of seemingly every HHH match and even back then I though they were just fucking him over because of Bret but then when Bruce explained that HBK was on his way out and they needed to build up that next heel it really made perfect sense that HHH would go over Owen. That was just something that never occurred to me that now since it's been brought up, makes a lot of sense.

Anyone watching anything new podcast wise?

I tend to prefer podcasts from people in the businesss b/c of the history and insider insight. There are a few fan podcasts I enjoy like the last one on the list below.

Keepin' It 100 With Konnan
X-Pac 12360
E & C's Pod Of Awesomeness
The Taz Show
Something To Wrestle With
Talk Is Jericho
What Happened When
The Jim Cornette Experience/Drive-Thru
Killing The Town
The Steve Austin Show
WrassleCast

May 28, 2018 14:53:53 GMT Mistress said:

Anyone watching anything new podcast wise?

Nope. Only thing kinda new I can think of is Something Else To Wrestle With

Down and dirty with Dutch Mantell's podcast is a good listen

Listened to a view episodes of 'Why it ended' with Robbie E and found it really good.

Bruce & Conrad just did an episode on Survivor Series '95. You know I listened. Inject that 1995 WWF goodness straight into my veins.

Been listening to snippets of Jeff Jarrett's inaugural podcast throughout the day when I can spare a few minutes. Thanks to Big Pete for letting me know this existed.

First episode is a biggie covering JJ infamously holding Vince up at No Mercy '99 but it's kind of all over the place with JJ & Conrad touching on many different things leading up to the big moment. JJ seems to be the definition of "strictly business." He's just in it for the money and doesn't care whether people love or hate him.

Honestly the most interesting thing so far is Conrad sort of apologizing for being so anti-JJ over the years. JJ is all "no worries, brother." Jarrett might be too nice to garner a large audience. Controversy creates cash when it comes to these things. Only time will tell.

Big fan of Jim Cornette's podcast. It's hilarious if you're taking him with a grain of salt. He hates AEW, Kahn and especially Kenny Omega, so we have that in common.

Obviously he's a big proponent of protecting the business, which is a massive contrast to AEW. I think the greater internet hears snippets of his shows, when he says something ridiculous and sees him as a bigger kook than he may be, but a lot of what he talks about makes sense. Presenting the business as a fight, in ring psychology, booking with purpose and business sense. There's value among the ranting and raving.

Oct 6, 2017 16:40:37 GMT @ness said:

The option for highlights on Youtube.

100% this. I just listen to the clips from most of Conrad’s podcast, normally JR.

Then Jim Cornette but he’s only listenable in small doses