Why you should listen:В The hosts of this show are smart and distinguished, and that's not just a byproduct of their British accents. Don't say, 'You know that woman that's about 90, with really bad hearing? We're going to talk to her about a wrestler called 'Buff Bagwell,' which she won't even recognize as a fucking name, and ask her to comment on what she'd use to polish his arm.'' Quote of the Show: Adam, regarding the Miss nWo contest being abusive to its participants - 'Someone should have told these women what they were going to be asked, so they could prepare. Paul is horrified by the insultingly misogynistic 'Miss nWo' contest and ends up using his catchphrase that only comes out when they watch something morally offensive: 'What was Wrestling thinking?' Stewart cannot believe that the exact same generic rock music is used for almost every nWo member, or that Nick Patrick is asked to constantly re-enter the ring from the back and referee every single match. Adam is enraged over the boom mic-mounted cameras that provide nothing but shaky images and headaches. This was the first PPV exclusively marketed and put together as an nWo show, and though Eric Bischoff and his cohorts admittedly had the right motivation in trying to do something very different, the end results are abysmal. They take the occasional detour from the timeline into WCW, and this episode finds them confronting a PPV that looms ominously: Souled Out 1997. Summary: Stewart, Adam and Paul are three British guys who have made it their goal to sift through and review the 'dark ages' of the WWF, from 1993 to 1998.

If we can save other folks some time, weвЂ™re happy to do so. There are many wrestling podcasts out there, of course, but this feature largely hews to the regular rotation we feel best fit the category of hit or miss. In the interest of saving you time - in case you have the restraint to skip certain episodes - the plan is to give the bare bones of a given show and let you decide if itвЂ™s worth investing the time to hear the whole thing. Too many, probably, though certainly not all of them. We listen to a handful of wrestling podcasts each week.

Some nWo chat on the New Generation Project this week

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