Em, Don, & Val Pancakes chat with Pro Wrestling Illustrated editor Kevin McElvaney about all the women who ranked on the 2025 installment of the PWI 500!

Plus: speculation on who could be the first duo to hold the new AEW women's tag team championship.

Harley was live at AEW All Out in Toronto and Meg was watching at home!

They discuss merch opportunities, not knowing how they're supposed to feel about Kris Statlander, who could possibly end Mercedes Moné's title run, and whether Beth Phoenix is here to stay.  Plus: Harley explains what tailgating is to our Welsh correspondent.

(This episode originally aired August 18, 2020.)

As part of their season 3 mission to spotlight as many different promotions as possible, Harley and Em prep an entire episode covering Canadian promotion ECCW.  Then #SpeakingOut hits, management is accused of years of sexual harassment and bullying, and half the roster quits.

Instead, Em and Harley pivot to focusing solely on one of ECCW's biggest stars and try to answer one simple question - why isn't Nicole Matthews more famous?

It's the sixth anniversary of G&G and the debut of a new segment we're calling "Glitterati primers"!  On this edition, Harley chooses four matches to get to know him and makes Em, Lindsay, and returning guest Brie Montoya watch them.

His watch list for this episode:

Marlena vs. Sunny in an arm-wrestling match

WWF Monday Night Raw (2/24/97)

Momo Watanabe vs. Jungle Kyona for the Wonder Of Stardom Championship

Stardom Stardom World In Nagoya (3/3/19)

LuFisto vs. Allysin Kay vs. Priscilla Kelly vs. Cheerleader Melissa

Shimmer/Rise/Smash/Femmes Fatales The Summit (8/10/19)

Masha Slamovich vs. Edith Surreal in an unsanctioned Soviet deathmatch

Camp Leapfrog Matt Makowski’s Frogsport (4/25/21)

It's the return of 20 Questions as Harley chats with comedian, actress, and wrestling ring announcer Melanie Dahling!

She discusses becoming a wrestling fan as an adult, her love of Jody Threat, Can't Hardly Wait, career highlights, and working with the Toronto Wrestling Club.

Harley is joined by Meg and her partner Jim to discuss AEW Forbidden Door 2025!

Meg & Jim talk being live in attendance in the O2 Arena in London, Toni Storm vs. Athena, the TBS Championship four-way, whether Athena will disappear back to ROH now, and early indicators that the first women's Blood & Guts match may be coming.

Em and Harley welcome back Kate Meizner, singer and principal songwriter of Brooklyn power pop band Jobber, ahead of the release of their debut album To The Stars!

They discuss wrestling as a metaphor for slave-wage capitalism, wrestling music videos, wrestling as catharsis, and manifest a collab with B3CCA.

Originally conducted August 17, 2021 for the website Bell To Belles.  Never before heard.  Harley spoke with British wrestler Chakara on the theme of "momentum."

"What does a goddess do on her time off?  21-year-old Chakara was taking England by storm in the tail end of 2019 after two standout matches against Big Swole for Riptide Wrestling.  Then a pandemic hit.  For 16 months she was forced to sit on the sidelines and watch the world pass her by.  All the momentum gone, through no fault of her own.  How do you recover?  How do you return into the thick of it?  How does the Golden Goddess find her way back on the track to gold?"

On the season 15 premiere, Em throws a summer picnic with Laz and Don joining her to dig into a potluck of summer wrasslin' matches!

They discuss a graduation (of sorts), a trip to the beach, and, of course, when Ants invade the picnic.  Plus: Is borscht an appropriate beach treat?  What food would you bring to a summer wrestling show?  And the enduring impact of Sara Del Rey.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of long-time G&G listener Andy Stowell.  Thank you for the years of support, Andy. 

On the season 14 finale, it's the return of G&G Film Club!  Em and Lindsay are joined by debut guest Peaches to discuss the 2017 film Signature Move.

"Zaynab, a thirty-something Pakistani, Muslim, and lesbian woman living in Chicago, takes care of her TV-obsessed mother Parveen.  As Zaynab falls for Alma, a bold and very bright Mexican woman, she searches for her identity in life, love, and wrestling."