
Five shows that try and give well rounded discussion to everything in wrestling around the world. The latest show in the Truepenny Show family is All About All Japan as Christy invites guests to discuss Japan's legendary promotion and its rising stars in her own unique way. Featuring guests from across the wrestling commemorate. The Wrestling Rewind is hosted by Darragh O’Connor and Dave Stephens ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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The Wrestling Rewind #214 - Tom Hannifan & Eddie Edwards Interviews WWE Chamber Review Danhausen by The Truepenny Show
James is joined by Marcus Green and Sarah Kurchak to talk about the rise of Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, and the Uprising show from March which Sarah attended, but more widely the promotion and its history, as well as its very bright future. The trio th... more
James and Christy talk Night 6 & 7 of the G1 Climax 36. The tournament winds up its second week and the numbers are starting to catch up, the pair talk Oleg Boltin, Drilla Molonet, Callum Newman and Konuske Takeshita and analyse the two main events o... more
James and Christy bring you all the action from night's 4 & 5 of G1 Climax 36. The paid discuss a series of stand out performances from Shingo Takagi, Oleg Boltin, Zach Sabre Jnr and Callum Newman as the tournament enters its second week!
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A fantastic episode for fans who have an appreciation for wrestling around the world.
The long series about Japanese pro wrestling is the best out there and edited transcript of some of the episodes would serve as the basis for a great book about the subject. Similar to the “Eggshells” book by Chris Charlton. I listen only to the Japanese related episodes and those are the best! *****
The is a proliferation of podcasts these days and it’s hard to whittle down potential interesting releases. The Truepenny Show offers a distinctive transatlantic flavour thanks to the contributors. And James (Mr. Truepenny himself) is one the most knowledgeable chaps in the realm of Japanese Wrestling, particularly Joshi (Japanese women’s wrestling for the uninitiated). If you’re looking for a primer podcast on these subjects this is the show for you.
I don't care about the WWE shows but James Truepenny knows his stuff and is awesome to listen to. His guests sometimes phone it in about shows they were to review but he's always on the ball. Recommended!
I hope more people listen this is great!
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Listeners are drawn to in-depth, opinionated discussions around pro wrestling worldwide, with a strong emphasis on Japanese promotions, cross-promotional storytelling, and historical context. Casual roundups mix with sharp analysis of matches, promotions, and industry dynamics, often peppered with humor and personal anecdotes from the host team. A standout is the show's ability to blend deep fandom with informed business and promotion discourse, making it useful for fans and industry professionals alike who want broader insights into the wrestling landscape and its promotions across borders.
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