Professional wrestling has evolved far beyond the ring, creating an interesting community of podcasters who dissect storylines, analyze matches, and celebrate the rich history of sports entertainment.
With hundreds of wrestling podcasts available across every platform, finding the right voices to guide your weekly listening can feel as overwhelming as a Royal Rumble match. That’s why I’ve put together this list of the best wrestling podcasts that will keep you informed, entertained, and more connected to the wrestling world than ever before.
The Lapsed Fan
The Lapsed Fan co-chairmen offer distinctive chemistry and viewpoints when examining professional wrestling history, reviewing archived pay-per-views with renewed perspective while pinpointing what made wrestling superior or inferior in previous eras. The show serves as an comprehensive audio companion to archived content on wrestling networks, delivering excitement and entertainment throughout.
Busted Open
Busted Open provides daily pro wrestling content with host Dave LaGreca and rotating co-hosts including WWE Hall of Famers Bully Ray and Mark Henry, ECW Legend Tommy Dreamer, AEW star Thunder Rosa, and 2x World Heavyweight Champion Nic Nemeth. The show features expert discussions, debates, interviews, and event reactions.
Art of Wrestling
For more than two decades, Colt Cabana has toured globally as a full-time professional wrestler. The show features in-person conversations between Colt and guests about the challenges and victories of working in the pro wrestling industry.
Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard
Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard reveals the real stories behind wrestling’s biggest moments. Bruce and Conrad Thompson share tales from the WWF’s 80s expansion, Houston Wrestling, the Monday Night War, WWE, TNA and much more.
Grilling JR
Jim Ross has been wrestling’s premier voice for over forty years, from territorial referee to WWE Executive Vice President. Every Thursday, Conrad Thompson interviews JR about his experiences recruiting superstars and calling wrestling’s biggest moments, uncut and uncensored.
Six Feet Under with The Undertaker
The Undertaker discusses the business with wrestlers, legends and celebrities while sharing previously untold career stories and candid observations about the current WWE landscape. New episodes are released biweekly on Thursdays via YouTube and podcast platforms.
Jim Cornette Experience
The Jim Cornette Experience showcases Jim and co-host The Great Brian Last examining topics from vintage and contemporary pro wrestling to politics, cuisine and Jim’s current frustrations. The show offers unrestrained conversation that follows wherever JC leads.
Going in Raw: A Pro Wrestling Podcast
Going In Raw with Steve and Larson examines each week’s developments in professional wrestling. The hosts deliver their distinctive humor and analysis to every episode, sometimes featuring friends who share their enthusiasm for the sport.
Tights and Fights
Tights and Fights examines professional wrestling with appropriate earnestness and comedy. Weekly hosts Hal Lublin, Danielle Radford and Lindsey Kelk decode the sports-entertainment world’s pandemonium, covering current news, analyzing classic storylines, and debating topics like wrestler merchandise across all aspects of the squared-circle.
Raw Recap with Sam Roberts and Megan Morant
This program provides behind-the-scenes access to Monday Night Raw on Netflix. Sam Roberts and Megan Morant analyze the week’s major matches and highlights, conduct live interviews with Superstars from the venue, and offer their commentary on WWE developments.
The WWE Podcast
This program delivers the most genuine and enthusiastic WWE commentary online. The hosts review every Raw, Smackdown and NXT episode in a fan-created production designed for wrestling enthusiasts.
Count Out! – Wrestling Podcast Network
Count Out! is the leading podcast network featuring top-tier professional wrestling discussions with entertainment throughout. The network promises never to Count You Out!
Wrestling Observer Daily
Bryan Alvarez is accompanied weekly by Mike Sempervive, a veteran observer of professional wrestling, mixed martial arts, boxing, and other combat sports featuring competition on canvas surfaces.
Solomonster Sounds Off
Solomonster Sounds Off addresses the positive, negative and problematic aspects of the professional wrestling industry.
Wrestling with Freddie
Actor and wrestling enthusiast Freddie Prinze Jr. and comedian Jeff Dye offer a unique perspective on professional wrestling. They analyze the current landscape of AEW, WWE, and independent wrestling promotions weekly.
WhatCulture Wrestling
WhatCulture.com produces daily wrestling podcasts featuring insider viewpoints, breaking news, interviews, discussions, quizzes and additional content.
Talk is Jericho
This multi-time world champion professional wrestler, Fozzy frontman, and New York Times best-selling author conducts interviews with major figures from wrestling, entertainment, comedy, and paranormal fields. Chris Jericho delivers his distinctive weekly perspective on pop culture topics.
The Steve Austin Show
Broadcasting from Hollywood, CA via the Broken Skull Ranch, Pro Wrestling Hall of Famer and action star Steve Austin discusses whatever comes to mind. The show features stories from his current life, past adventures, conversations with wrestling friends, and various topics of interest.
Women’s Wrestling Talk
Women’s Wrestling Talk is the leading source for women’s wrestling coverage across WWE, AEW, TNA, WOW, ROH, and independent promotions. The show features journalists, insiders, and fans delivering interviews, news, match analysis, and commentary celebrating the women who drive the industry.
POST Wrestling
POST Wrestling’s John Pollock & Wai Ting analyze WWE Raw, AEW Dynamite, WWE SmackDown and examine current professional wrestling developments alongside their network of contributors.
DEADLOCK: A Pro Wrestling Podcast
The DEADLOCK Podcast offers an unhinged retrospective on pro wrestling’s peaks and valleys, hosted by James Darnell, Anthony Douglas, & John Blud. The show covers wrestling’s past, present, and future with appeal for both fans and non-fans alike.
Wrestling Soup
Wrestling Soup positions itself as not being a wrestling program, but rather a show that coincidentally discusses wrestling topics.
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