Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling with Ben Goodman

On this week's Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling, Ben Goodman spotlights the July 7, 1989 show from JFK Stadium (which was also the final show to take place from the stadium before it was demolished). On the wrestling side, Ben reviews AEW's Revolution pay-per-view and goes over this year's Wrestling Observer Awards.

On this week's Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling, Ben Goodman spotlights the Fare Thee Well shows that took place in Chicago's Solider Field from July 3rd to the 5th in 2015. This iteration of the Dead featured Trey Anastasio, Bruce Hornsby, and were the last shows Phil Lesh performed with the band. On the wrestling side, Ben previews AEW's Revolution pay-per-view and explains why this is the best built wrestling PPV in a decade.

Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling is back after a month's long break! On this episode, Ben Goodman plays selections from Phish's Riviera Maya 2020, in addition to the October 19th, 2016 show from Nashville where Bob Weir sat in with Phish. On the wrestling side, Ben catches up on the news he missed, including a run-through of the Royal Rumble, a preview of WWE Super Showdown, and talk of last week's AEW Dynamite from Atlanta, featuring the Cody vs. Wardlow steel cage match.

This week, our regularly scheduled program turns into JUST PHISH & WRESTLING. Ben does a cursory run-through of the spectacular four-night run of shows at Madison Square Garden in 2019, including the 36-minute "Tweezer"!!! This is Ben's favourite piece of music of the decade, and he explains why. Oh yeah, and some brief wrestling talk. Next show we will be back to talking about the Dead.

On the first episode of Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling of 2020, Ben Goodman spotlights Dead & Company's 2019 Fun Run that took place over New Year's Eve at Los Angeles' The Forum and San Francisco's Chase Centre. On the wrestling side, Ben gives his full review of both nights of New Japan Pro Wrestling's Wrestle Kingdom 14 event from last week, and previews NXT UK Takeover: Blackpool II event.

On this week's Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling, Ben Goodman pays tribute to the Dead's longest tenured keyboard player Brent Mydland by playing some of his greatest songs and moments. On the wrestling side, Ben previews both nights of New Japan Pro Wrestling's biggest event of the year WRESTLE KINGDOM 14, as well as previews WWE TLC and next week's editions of AEW Dynamite and NXT.

On this week's Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling, Ben Goodman spotlights the Grateful Dead's March 29, 1990 concert at Nassau Coliseum with special guest Branford Marsalis. Ben plays selections from the show, as well a full interview Branford Marsalis gave in 1996 about Jerry Garcia and the band. On the wrestling side.... Ben talks about AEW Dynamite and that's it, really? A light wrestling week. This week the show is essentially JUST GRATEFUL DEAD.

On this week's Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling, Ben Goodman plays the recently released Ready or Not live album, which consists of songs that would have been included on the Dead's unfinished final studio album. On the wrestling side, Ben reviews NXT Takeover War Games and WWE Survivor Series.

On this week's Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling, Ben Goodman honours Bruce Hornsby on the day of his 65th birthday! He plays his best Grateful Dead-related tracks (some featuring Jerry Garcia, some covers of Dead songs), and pays general tribute to one of his all-time favourites. On the wrestling side, Ben previews the big wrestling weekend in Chicago of NXT Takeover War Games III and WWE Survivor Series! He also covers last week's AEW Dynamite episode and previews next week's Thanksgiving-edition of Dynamite, which is also emanating from Chicago.

On this week's Just Grateful Dead & Wrestling, Ben Goodman spotlights Dead & Company's Fall Fun Run 2019 tour that has been going on all week. Ben picks a handful of his favourite performances, which he will carry over into next week's show. There's just so many great songs to play!!! On the wrestling side, Ben previews AEW Full Gear, talks about the return of Hiromu Takahashi to New Japan Pro Wrestling, and touches on the recent NXT invasion angle in WWE.