Mental health in pro wrestling is often times ignored until it’s too late. With “WrestleMania season” upon us it’s going to be a time where a great deal of people will be feeling out of sorts. Left out. I know this because I’ve been there. So here to say it’s ok & will get better. Kick out! #prowrestlingexplained #pod #podcast #theater #pwe #comedy #wwe #prowrestlingexplained #wrestling #coach #coachdannycage #dannycage 

Welcome to a raw, unfiltered exploration of the wrestling world, where we challenge the status quo and redefine what it means to be a wrestler. In this inaugural episode, we dive into the essence of wrestling as an art form, beyond the glitz and glamor of mainstream giants like WWE and AEW.

Join us as we shine a light on personal stories, the ever-evolving nature of the industry, and the importance of nurturing true artistry in pro wrestling. So discover why this is more than just another show – it's a movement to inspire and champion wrestling as a unique and dynamic art.

Episode 2, Host Daniel James McDonald is joined by Cinematographer, Zach Kuperstein (Barbarian, The Climb, & Monster Factory). Kuperstein discusses getting into the film industry. How wanting to be a magician as a kid led the way to his career in cinematography. They also discuss what wrestling can learn from the film industry and working on Monster Factory without any real background or understanding of the world of wrestling.

In the debut episode, Host Daniel James McDonald is joined by Award Winning Filmmaker Jeremiah Zagar (We The Animals, Netflix's Hustle, Apple TV's Monster Factory). Zagar discusses getting into the film industry, working with Adam Sandler, Philly Sports, and his award winning documentary about his father, In A Dream. Cage & Zagar also discuss how they got together to create Apple TV's Monster Factory. Zagar shares what he's learned along the way about appreciating the journey and process of working in the film industry.