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It's an old story—a fighter gains fame, drives fast cars, makes piles of cash, and dates beautiful women. Then comes the fall—booze, drugs, depression, poverty, illness. This dark narrative has been playing out for a hundred years. Doctors first identified "Punch Drunk Syndrome" in 1928. It later became known as "Dementia Pugilistica." Today, we call it CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy). The secret history of this disease in boxing has never been fully told—until now.

Brains, Bumps & Belonging is a podcast exploring professional wrestling through the lens of neurodiversity.Hosted by people who live it, this show dives into the highs, the hits, and the headspace — from masking and sensory overload to obsession, creativity, routine, and finding your place in and out of the ring.Honest conversations, real stories, and a shared love of wrestling, reminding us that while our brains may work differently, everyone deserves to belong.

Step into the ring with your pals Indi, Barney, and Dan, as we bring you a power-packed, light-hearted wrestling podcast focusing on the monthly goings-on in the WWE. We discuss Raw, SmackDown, the latest Premium Live Events, and take deep dives into the hallowed history and electrifying present of the world of wrestling.

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.

Gorilla Brain Podcasts

We are just a bunch of guys, working class, and good fans that love the world of professional wrestling. Our fan-based talks cover different companies whether it's WWE, AEW, GCW, ROH, and so on.

How to Start, Run, and Promote a Successful Independent Professional Wrestling Show provides guidance on setting a vision and goals, assembling a team, choosing a business structure, understanding the market, and conducting market research. It offers strategies for promoting and marketing shows, managing finances and budgets, and exploring revenue streams. The book covers various aspects of show production, including venue selection, talent acquisition, show format and storyline development, technical production, and ensuring crowd safety.

Wrestling round table discussion focusing on the more stupid side of wrestling

We have all seen the contest where a person is in a bank vault and has 360 seconds to grab as much money as possible. If it were you, would you stop grabbing money after you had "just enough" in your hands? Would you stop grabbing money when there were only 60 seconds left? Would you ever be too tired to keep grabbing more money? Obviously not. Why? Because the reward of what that money can do for you overrides any of the reasons to stop. A wrestling match is the same type of contest. You need to have the same kind of mindset.

The Mindfields Comics Podcast is an off-the-cuff conversation between guys just like you, Joshua Michael and Colin Warde. Every week they bring you opinions on the nature of comics and wrestling entertainment, and editorial articles about deeper issues, authors, series, and other culture. At its core, the Mindfields Comics Podcast is about the craft of narrative storytelling, whether it be comics and wrestling or movies, television, novels, and entertainment. Colin and Joshua, the creators and commentators, draw from their vast experiences and collective knowledge to share their love of the...