The B - Show

So here's an unusual gift of a bonus episode, and much like its namesake, it comes with no ulterior motives! The WWE's number one superstar and public enemy #1 has been suspended! Are you happy with yourselves? Yes? Well hold on a minute, before you activate the WWE's trap card. What caused the suspension? What does it mean for the future? Is it real? I guess you'd better listen to find out, huh? 

This week on the B Show, we're answering a newbie wrestling fan question -- "What's the difference between wrestling companies?" -- while going on a wild tangent about the Monday Night Wars because Matt Lane is not at all a rambling old grandpa off his meds. Later in the show we're recapping the live experience of WWE Raw in OKC. Give us a listen! We're great! Honest! 

Another current event episode. Boo! But it's live now, so it's harder to mute booing crowds! Yay! Smackdown is transitioning from taped to live TV, and upon that pale horse sits the second coming of the brand split. What does that mean for your favorite wrestlers? Are they screwed? Are we all screwed? Listen to find out! 

When there is no more room in Hell, wrestling podcasts shall walk the earth. Hey, we're back! And we're on a new biweekly schedule. That's the biweekly that means every other week, not the one that means twice a week. This week's B Show deals with storytelling through movement, and the WWE's current problems with momentum. After that, I discuss upcoming wrestling events in Oklahoma, and then end with exciting news about Patreon and the Good Trash Media family. 

It's that time of year again. That time where every Monday morning, your coworkers won't shut up about Game of Thrones spoilers. So I guess today I'll be that coworker. We're starting a nonconsecutive B Show miniseries where we analyze a real life pro wrestling legacy and compare them to their most-likely noble house counterpart from Game of Thrones. For our first in the series, we are comparing the Hart family to the de facto protagonists of Game of Thrones, House Stark. The B Show is a weekly podcast written and produced by Matt Lane, where we approach and analyze pro wrestling in ways that pro wrestling is rarely touched upon. The B Show is presented by its newly adopted step parents, the Good Trash media family.

This episode is not very funny. It's kind of a bummer. And it doesn't follow the format of the show. All in all, it's not an ideal follow up to a first episode. But this had to be done. This week on the B Show, we're talking about the untimely death of Joanie Laurer, aka WWE's Chyna. The B Show is a weekly podcast written and produced by Matt Lane, where we approach and analyze pro wrestling in ways that pro wrestling is rarely touched upon. The B Show is presented by its newly adopted step parents, the Good Trash media family. 

Hello world! My name is Matt Lane, and I am all about two things:pro wrestlingbeing overly critical of the things I loveThis podcast puts these two great tastes together, like a Reese's peanut butter cup made of literary criticism and sweaty half-naked dudes.On this collector's edition first episode, we (I. You know, the royal we, man) explain how the works of William H. Shakespeare have quite a bit in common with the works of Vincent K. McMahon. Put it in your ear holes. Let your mind stomach digest it for a while.The B Show is a weekly podcast written and produced by Matt Lane, where we approach and analyze pro wrestling in ways that pro wrestling is rarely touched upon. The B Show is presented by its newly adopted step parents, the Good Trash Media family.