
The founders of the very good professional wrestling website, Violent People, have made the radical move to start a podcast! Expect to hear their Hot Takes on the world's greatest sport, what they are watching, and what is going on with VP that week.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports | |||

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DA BOYZ ARE BACK IN TOWN! Orchid! Pat! Chris! and Dan! We're all on the same episode and we're breaking down the G1 match by match and move by move.
Is this episode 110? 109.5? I don’t know, but it’s probably better than a normal episode. I hope Padraig is on it and awake
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1. Chris 2. Dan 3. Tanner 4. Sam
These guys have a lot of interesting thoughts on wrestling considering they don’t seem to like wrestling
These guys have a lot of interesting thoughts on wrestling considering they don’t seem to like wrestling
3 out of the 4 hosts seem cool
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A rambunctious, free‑form roundtable focused on wrestling, with heavy emphasis on indie and current-show chatter, personal anecdotes, and fan Q&A. Conversation flows through recent matches, show culture, streaming and production quirks, and a steady stream of pop culture tangents, jokes, and inside jokes that reflect a self‑run, community‑driven show. Notable strengths include a clearly established voice, irreverent humor, and a habit of teasing guests and future plans, which makes it feel like a living ecosystem for wrestling fans and related communities. This mix likely appeals to listeners who want blunt takes, deep cuts into indie wrestling, and lively banter over formal interview formats.
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Violent People Radio launched 2 years ago and published 112 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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Recent guests on Violent People Radio include:
1. Joey Janela
2. Vin Forte
3. Dan Rice
4. Ran Dice
5. Phil Schneider
6. Parm Singh Man
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