
Wrestling Brain is an AEW Dynamite and PPV review show, streamed live on twitch.tv/wrestlingbrain Hosted by Josh Custodio and ’The Zubes’ Andrew Zuber. Hire Bryan with Josh and ’Murder’ Bryan Quinby monthly.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports | |||

Josh and Zubes break down an eventful episode of AEW Dynamite that saw Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega's acting chops, and another long over-run.
• Will Ospreay, Francesco Akira & HENARE vs. Brian Cage, Rocky Romero & Lance Archer
• AEW TBS Championsh... more
Josh and Zubes break down another long episode of AEW Dynamite as the Continental Challenge Cup rolls on, and they find out if Jon Moxley could drag a good match out of Jungle Jack Perry.
• MJF vs. Nick Wayne vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
• Jay White... more
These Dynamites keep gettin' longer, don't they baby?
Josh and Zubes react to a hot night in Arena Mexico as AEW brought an outstanding episode of Dynamite to Mexico City as the lead-up to All In rolls on.
• Adam Copeland, Christian Cage & The Youn... more
Two incredible in-ring segments lead to AEW's longest over run in history, a whopping 34 minutes. But it was very clear at the end of the night that Willow Nightingale's war of words with Mercedes Moné, and Kenny Omega sparring with Will Ospreay made... more
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Big fan of this show. well informed hosts who know when to chop it up, dissect the business, and when to get a bit silly.
Twitch stream is goated
I think AEW should Hire Bryan
WWDH? Just catching the best AEW podcast around when I can’t tune in to the best AEW twitch stream.
Wrestling Brain
I’ve had to revert to being a nasty casty the last few weeks as Wednesdays have gotten too busy, but the AE Double Dudes are still bringing the heat, even in an audio medium.
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A sharp, opinionated roundtable focused on AEW dynamics, pay-per-views, and cross-promotional storytelling, with live-panel energy and frequent guest appearances from wrestling media figures and industry insiders. Episodes mix match-by-match analysis, booking debates, and long-term storyline speculation, often layering in external perspectives from guests to sharpen critiques and predictions. The show stands out for its candid banter, crowdsourced audience engagement on Twitch, and a knack for balancing detailed in-ring analysis with broader business and promotion context, making it a strong fit for listeners who want both technical wrestling critique and entertainment-driven discussion.
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Wrestling Brain launched 5 years ago and published 217 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 Wrestling Brain include:
1. Ryan Lambert
2. Chris Walder
3. Mick Foley
4. Robert Hamburg
5. Goo Knight
6. Aaron Campeau
7. Ryan Schaaf
8. Mark Briscoe
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