In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined by VoicesofWrestling.com contributor Adam Berger, as they discuss the 2023 Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame ballot. They take turns going over their most intriguing candidates, including Roman Reigns, the Young Bucks, CIMA, Hayabusa, The British Bulldogs and more. They wrap up the show with a quick glance and discussion over every candidate on the ballot and their chances of getting inducted this year.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined by VoicesofWrestling.com contributor Suit Williams as they discuss the current impression of AEW, and if there is a changing philosophy around the kind of product the company wants to present. They talk about the differences between 2019 and 2023, the impact of MJF's babyface run being more sports-entertainment and WWE-like, and the constant struggle the company faces to be different than WWE.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings goes through a mailbag of questions from listeners. He talks about one trend he thinks is being under analyzed in wrestling, the possibility of a third major company emerging, the future of Under 30 wrestling development, wrestlers cutting promos mid-match, and a lot more.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined once again by Trevor Dame, as they discuss CM Punk's firing from AEW. The guys break down the chaos of the Punk-led episodes of AEW Collision, what they believe led to Punk's final outburst, Punk's future in WWE and his legacy in wrestling if this is really it for him.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined by thecubsfan, aka Luchablog, to discuss all the latest happenings in the world of Lucha Libre. Cubsfan tells us all about how CMLL has grown business in 2023 by building around a former star, the ups and downs of Konnan's booking in AAA, American wrestling promotions and their interest in lucha talent and a lot more.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings flies solo to talk about some recent issues in wrestling. First, Jesse talks about AEW's lack of thorough creative direction for a majority of its roster with only a few weeks remaining before the biggest show in company history. Then he talks about SummerSlam, the current WWE roster and why he has never felt less connected with the product or WWE fans. Lastly, he reviews the performance of each wrestler in the G1, discusses NJPW's push of a new generation and more.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined by Josh Nason, Contributing Editor for F4Wonline.com, to discuss the business growth for WWE over the past year. They talk about the popularity of the Bloodline angle, the shift in company creative since Vince McMahon originally resigned last year, the booking of babyfaces and how sustainable this kind of success is for WWE.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined by Post Wrestling's John Pollock, to discuss the history and evolution of AEW and WWE's post-PPV press conferences. The guys talk about the evolving sense of transparency in the pressers, the quality of questions being asked, the various forms of wrestling media that are involved, and the general state of wrestling media a few years into getting unprecedented access to wrestling executives.

In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined by Joe Gagne, as the two discuss the career and legacy of The Icon, Sting. Jesse and Joe go over their respective introductions to Sting as fans, their thoughts about his career in WCW, TNA, WWE and finally AEW, how he has won them over since coming to AEW and how his star power still stands out today.

Host Jesse Collings is joined by Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics to discuss the results from ten years of the WWE Performance Center, WWE strategies in terms of talent development, the lack of top stars developed internally by WWE, AEW's use of young and promising talent, the changing landscape of indie wrestling and what that means for future talent development, and a lot more.