
A new podcast from 3 born-sexy-yesterday know-nothings who won’t let their lack of facts get in the way of a good joke! Join Allie, Anne, and Lea every Sunday as they discuss the hunks, dweebs, and local bad boys of the All Elite Wrestling world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 272 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Ohhh my God we went SO long. But it was NOT our fault—it's our post-All In ep, and there was SO much to cover! We start with Kenny and Will's long awaited Wembley dance and the girls dig into what worked and what didn't! And then it was over to Dynam... more
It's an early drop from Tunnel Talk! The All In build was so boring that Anne left town, and we roped in friend, artist and previous guest host of the pod Blorb to join us! We take All In match by match and discuss how it was built, what happened th... more
Well, the girls said drearily, it's almost All In. And boy oh boy very little makes sense! We go in depth on Kenny and Ospreay's big sit down this week, which was coherent... unless you remember anything that happened more than one (1) day ago! We go... more
We did a slightly new format this week, with Anne and Lea taking turns guiding the discussion, and we need you to be REALLY nice about it -- but not too nice! You'll find it, you'll find it. This week in AEW, Kenny and Will decided that a face vs. fa... more
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A wrestling podcast from people who hate wrestling basically kink-shaming wrestling fans for being wrestling fans is a curious choice. There presumably needed to be a place for whatever fans might want to experience the verbal equivalent of a bdsm session. Their psycho-romantic fantasies of the wrestlers amuse themselves and there’s always a charm to friends enjoying themselves so chase that joy if that’s your vibe.
I’ve gained such a deeper understanding of pro wrestling listening to these 3 ladies talk about the stories in ways I’ve never viewed it before. Highly recommend for anyone that likes fun
I have been watching wrestling since 1998 and have been listening to podcasts since 2013. This has become my favorite podcast since starting to listen a few months ago. The general online discourse surrounding wrestling is so exhausting - focused on ratings, who is over and who is not - which is discussed through thinly veiled biases of the hosts. This podcast is so refreshing because it doesn’t take itself seriously and brings fun back to wrestling discussion. It is a highlight of my week!
Whatever your favourite podcast is for wrestling analysis is, you should pair it with Tunnel Talk. They have the most refreshing takes as they think outside the typical “smart” wrestling fan matrix and understand character building & episodic storytelling better than any wrestling podcast. Not to mention they’re a ton of fun to listen too!
A refreshing podcast that isn't afraid to say they don't know stuff but are passionate about the stuff they do, I respect wanting of wrestlers to be deeper in their storytelling. Gas stations are a good place to do wrestling. 10/10. Allie Lea and Anne are super personable and very endearing.
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A witty, high-energy roundtable focused on All Elite Wrestling and related pop culture, anchored by three women who mix match breakdowns with playful banter, running gags, and self-aware humor. Episodes cover promos, storylines, backstage dynamics, and live-event build-ups, with frequent detours into personal anecdotes and meme-worthy bits. The show stands out for its irreverent tone, strong chemistry among hosts, and a knack for turning niche wrestling discourse into entertaining, shareable content that also feels welcoming to newer fans.
Noteworthy traits include a candid, friend-group vibe, meta-commentary on show production, and a willingness to lean into risqué humor and inside jokes while delivering thoughtful character and storytell... more
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