
A podcast devoted to the slow but inevitable downfall of WCW on a week by week basis
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 178 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports | |||

Episode 169: We're flashing back to WCW's biggest show of all time. Note that it's the biggest and not the best because all the elements of the company beng a total mess show their face tonight including one of the most infamous botched finishes of a... more
Episode 168: It's time for a final weather report now with feature length Thunder. It also happens to be the last one and the last chance for WCW to actually advance their own storylines.
Episode 167: It's the final Nitro under Turner and nothing really matters anymore. Despite that, this episode managed to completely break Emily just inches away from the finish line.
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This show provides in-depth week-by-week retrospectives on WCW, blending sharp analysis with candid humor as two regular hosts unpack match quality, storylines, backstage politics, and the business context behind late-era WCW. Episodes frequently contrast older WCW eras with current events, tease future retrospectives, and mix historical detail with personal anecdotes and running jokes, offering both fans and sponsors a clear sense of the company's rise, fall, and ongoing cultural footprint. A standout trait is the steady banter between the hosts, plus a willingness to critique booking decisions with unflinching honesty, often balancing nostalgia with sharp, no-nonsense commentary. Potential listeners who enjoy wrestling history, meta-comme... more
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Butts in the Seats Podcast launched 6 years ago and published 178 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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