Podcasts have taken the center stage across all genres, and wrestling is no exception. Wrestlers who were once limited to TV appearances and live events now have a direct, unfiltered platform to share their experience and connect with their audience. This platform serves as a medium to share their personal perspectives, behind-the-scenes insights, and discussions about the current state of wrestling. Podcasts help the fans get connected to the wrestler on a deeper and more authentic level by getting an insight into their lives and careers.
Here’s a list of wrestlers who started their own podcast shows.
Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Steve Austin Show
The Steve Austin Show, hosted by the legendary wrestler Steve Austin, was launched in 2013. Austin’s podcast show features a wide variety of topics, from his wrestling career to his personal career to pop culture, current events, and interviews with fellow wrestlers, celebrities, and other notable figures.
Most of his podcast episodes have many top-tier guests from both the wrestling world and beyond. One of the most-viewed shows has involved guests like The Rock and Vince McMahon getting into candid discussions. The show is available on various streaming platforms, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and the WWE Network.
Chris Jericho: Talk is Jericho
Talk is Jericho, hosted by the multi talented wrestler, musician, and author, Chris Jericho. Launched in 2013, the show has become one of the most well-known wrestling podcasts, offering a mix of interviews, storytelling, and commentary on various topics apart from wrestling like music, pop culture, and more.
Few of his most notable episodes have featured megastars like Vince McMahon, The Rock, Xavier Woods, Cody Rhodes, Mark Hamill, and Lars Ulrich. Jericho’s ability to engage with guests from different genres, combined with his storytelling ability, is a major reason for his show’s continued popularity. The show is available on Apple Podcasts, Podbean,
Spotify, Fubo, and Amazon Prime.
Jim Ross: Grilling JR
Grilling JR is a popular podcast hosted by Jim Ross, one of the most iconic commentators in professional wrestling history. Majorly known for his career with WWE and AEW, he has been seen as a major figure in the wrestling world for decades. This podcast primarily focuses on wrestling history, with Ross reflecting on significant matches, figures, and events related to wrestling.
Ross is known for his straightforward and unbiased opinions on the most notable and historic moments in the world of wrestling. The podcast streams on Spotify, Youtube, Podbean, and Apple Podcasts.
The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, and Big E): The New Day: Feel The Power
The New Day’s podcast, launched in 2014, is a fan favorite, offering a mix of comedy, behind-the-scenes insights, and stories from the WWE locker room. The trio’s infectious personalities and close friendship create a podcast full of energy, humor, and entertaining stories. While the podcast is mainly centered on wrestling, other topics like pop culture, motivational talks, and video games are also talked about.
Whether you’re a longtime WWE fan or new to the New Day’s world, the podcast offers something for everyone. The podcast streams on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Podbay.
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The American Nightmare Podcast, launched in 2020, is a podcast show hosted by Cody Rhodes, a prominent professional wrestler known for his work in WWE, AEW, and other promotions. The title of the podcast The American Nightmare refers to the wrestling persona, which is central to his identity, especially in AEW.
The podcast’s success stems from Rhodes’ candid storytelling and the intimate look it provides of his life and the wrestling industry at large. Rhodes’ family members have also been part of the show, discussing their takes on wrestling and their bond with Rhodes.
The podcast streams on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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