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Every Monday, Kris Zellner and David Bixenspan go over how a given week in professional wrestling history was covered by the wrestling media, primarily in the "dirt sheet" newsletters. The deepest dive into wrestling history that you can find.

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Kris and David are back as we discuss the week that was January 6-12, 2010. Topics of discussion include:

• The immediate aftermath of TNA going head-to-head with WWE on January 4th and the politics behind the scenes regarding pushing Spike TV to gi... more

Kris and David ARE BACK!!!!! after our battles with the epic Winter 2025-2026 Flu and discussing the (almost-)week that was January 2-7, 1988. Topics of discussion include:

• Andre the Giant attacking Hulk Hogan after his match with King Kong Bundy ... more

Later than we intended thanks to the flu, here’s what was supposed to be stopgap content over the holidays. Make sure to check out the latest Patreon shows, and be on the lookout for the return of the weekly show this Monday. Now, for the original sh... more

Kris Zellner is joined by Rob Naylor and Our Good Buddy Charles as we discuss the month of December 1990 in the world of the newly-renamed World Championship Wrestling and pop culture in general. Topics of discussion include:

• Ole Anderson's last T... more

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Recent Guests

Rob Naylor
Wrestling-related content creator
Episode: Center Stage Chronicles Ep. #20: December 1990
Robert O'Connor
Wrestling commentator and analyst
Episode: Ep. #536: December 10-17, 1993 with Beau James & Robert O'Connor
J.D. Oliva
Host of The Mike and J.D. Show on Voices of Wrestling
Voices of Wrestling Podcast Network
Episode: Ep. #528: October 9-15, 1989 with J.D. Oliva
Scott Passner
Regular podcast guest and wrestling enthusiast
Episode: Ep. #522: August 23-29, 1992 with Scott Passner
Phil Schneider
Author and wrestling historian, known for his work on the Way of the Blade series.
Episode: Ep. #521: August 20-26, 1984 with Phil Schneider
Al Getz
Hall of Fame retired wrestling historian.
Episode: Ep. #514: June 25-July 1, 1985
Nathan K
A wrestling fan and podcast patron from Australia
Episode: Ep. #503: April 2-8, 2005 with Nathan K
Mikey Blanton
A promoter and memorabilia seller with Black Label Pro
Black Label Pro
Episode: Ep. #501: March 19-25, 1992 with Mikey Blanton
Dr. Keith Lipinski
Podcast legend and wrestling historian
Variety of podcasts and wrestling documentaries
Episode: Ep. #480: October 16-22, 2007 with Dr. Keith Lipinski

Hosts

Kris Zellner
Co-host and a knowledgeable figure in wrestling history, providing insights and analysis about significant moments and behind-the-scenes dynamics.
David Bixenspan
Co-host known for his critical and often humorous perspective on wrestling events, offering candid commentary on various storylines and issues.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 392 ratings
  • Center Stage!!

    I heard about Center Stage Chronicles on Phil Schneider’s podcast. And it’s awesome. Takes me right back to those days. The pop culture news is awesome. Songs/albums/movies that I haven’t thought about it yours. Rob Naylor is my long lost little brother!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jercomm78
    United States2 months ago
  • 5 star premise single star execution

    This show could be a real benefit to wrestling fans. The idea of dissecting roughly one week in wrestling history, but through the reporting of dirt sheet writers is fantastic. Unfortunately, these two are not the guys who should be doing this. The host talks far too quickly, and unfortunately he audibly yawns throughout the episodes. His sidekick, a guy named “Bix” is an amalgamation of every stereotype for wrestling fans that you’ve ever heard. A nerd that probably lives in his dad’s basement,... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Bixisawful
    United States3 months ago
  • Politics, bias opinions, and self loathing at its worst.

    Why Zellner continues to let hateful Bixenspan even have a voice on this show is one of the biggest mysteries of time. Kris gets more annoyed by the week and clearly has zero chemistry and zero ability to reign in the constant garbage his co host keeps spewing out. Zellner is not much better. He loves to state how He’s not into politics, and then makes all kind of statements that are politically based. how does reading off decades old wrestling news written by other people make it so you can sh... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Wateriswetyes
    United States5 months ago
  • Good and bad

    I love that the show covers wrestling that nobody else covers. I don’t like that whenever the host is reading from the observer, he gets in a huge hurry and mumbles where I can’t tell what he’s saying half the time.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    GamblinEngineer
    United States5 months ago
  • Stop Yawning

    Why would anyone keep listening to a podcast when the host yawns numerous times throughout the show? If the host is bored, why expect listeners to expect to enjoy the show?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    WhyAmIDoingThis 2?
    United States10 months ago

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Some find the hosts' dynamic and banter entertaining, while others criticize the chemistry between them.
Listeners appreciate the depth of historical content covered in the show, showcasing a love for wrestling history and nostalgia.
Many value the unique insights into lesser-known wrestling stories, while others express frustration with host interruptions or tangential discussions.
Critiques often mention concerns about biased commentary and the fast-paced delivery of certain segments.

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Ep. #537: December 17-24, 2000
Q: What were the main events discussed concerning the state of wrestling promotions?
The hosts talked about Vince McMahon's long promos, WCW's backstage chaos including a fight between Scott Steiner and DDP, and the drop in ratings for both WWF and WCW.
Ep. #485: November 20-26, 2005
Q: How did the wrestlers react to Vince's announcement regarding the drug testing policy?
The reaction among the wrestlers was mixed, with some seeing it as a necessary step for the betterment of the company, while others were nervous about the implications it would have on their use of drugs and potential career consequences.
Ep. #485: November 20-26, 2005
Q: What were the primary reasons behind the new drug policy instituted by WWE?
The new drug policy was instituted in response to the rising concerns over drug abuse in wrestling, particularly following Eddie Guerrero's death. It aimed to impose stricter regulations over both illegal and prescription drug use among wrestlers to ensure their safety and health.
Ep. #441: January 17-23, 1993 with John McAdam
Q: What do you think about the US title situation and your match against Ricky Steamboat?
I didn't know what to expect from Steamboat, it was very physical, but my strategy remained the same.
Ep. #441: January 17-23, 1993 with John McAdam
Q: What do you remember about the Great American Bash and your match against Vader?
It was a turning point match for me, where I had to outlast Vader, trying to exploit his exhaustion, but I made a mistake which led to his advantage.

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The show offers an in-depth exploration of professional wrestling history by analyzing specific weeks in time and how those events were perceived and reported in wrestling media, particularly through dirt sheet newsletters. Hosts engage in lively discussions about notable occurrences, significant matches, and the changing landscape of wrestling promotions while providing personal anecdotes and humor. Unique aspects include the hosts' ability to tackle both popular personas and lesser-known figures, along with a focus on financial, political, and cultural implications within the wrestling sphere.

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7. Nathan K
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