
Join professional wrestling superstar & world class buffoon, Raven, along with a motley assortment of friends, enemies, know-it-alls, know nothings, professional level morons and highly functioning sociopaths, for a veritable cornucopia of stupidity covering current events, conspiracies, pop culture, politics, general muckety-muck, and any and all topics that can be properly bantered by profession... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 488 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySportsWrestling | |||

This week, Raven and the Eeny, Meeny, Minys are back with another spectacular collection of bad decisions, questionable news stories, and conversations that probably should have ended several minutes earlier; This week's news items include a woman sh... more
Feeney is back — and somehow The Raven Effect gets even more ridiculous (whodathunk that'd be possible?); After a frightening trip to the hospital involving pneumonia, a fall, hallucinations and the discovery of blood clots, Feeney returns to tell th... more
This week, we learn that apparently we now live in a world where “don’t smash yourself in the face with a hammer” qualifies as legitimate life advice; Raven, Rich and Rob dive into the bizarre world of "Looksmaxxing," where perfectly normal ideas li... more
This week, Raven, Rich "the meanie from the eenie meanies" and the fill-in guy attempt to engage in a completely reasonable (by our standards) discussion that immediately goes off the rails, sorta; We address the Sydney Sweeney betting ad controversy... more
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They are terrible. Please shut up while someone else is talking your making it impossible to listen to this.
Yet another reason to not like Rich; he hated Jane’s Addiction
this is my favorite podcast to listen to long time Raven fan and big fan of the guy from K100 definitely worth listening to
Raven should bring Billy Corgan back for another interview.
Updating my review, the podcast is the first thing I listen to on my Monday mornings to work! When are you guys gonna defend the podcast trios titles?
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A chaotic, humor-forward talk show hosted by a wrestling personality and a rotating crew, known for riffing on pop culture, current events, politics, and internet culture with unapologetic banter. Episodes mix wrestling nostalgia, conspiracy bits, tech tangents, fan interactions, and sponsor reads, all delivered in a rambunctious, irreverent style. The format leans into a loose, live-show vibe with quick riffs, inside jokes, and occasional guests, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy adult humor, strong personality-driven content, and diverse pop-culture tangents. A standout trait is the blend of wrestling lore with broader cultural commentary, plus light tech and multimedia experimentation, creating a distinctive, high-energy listeni... more
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2. Chris Simpson
3. John Chicago
4. Mickey Mouse
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