Episode 35! Trish and Sarah start with a review of New Beginning in Osaka, and a big picture look at NJPW after their third big show of 2025. What is this Goto reign looking to achieve? Then they talk about AEW's Grand Slam show in Australia, (36:22) from the logistical issues to the in-ring, before a discussion on BTE (1:15:31) and how the ways AEW engages with fans has changed since 2019. They move on to the recent AEW releases (1:45:32) before finishing with updates on WWE and Vince McMahon's legal issues. (1:52:18)

Episode 34 and Trish and Sarah begin with Janel Grant's amended complaint, the new questions raised by it as well as the ones that remain outstanding, and WWE's media strategy before and after the filing. They then turn to WWE's 2025 business (29:11) and their current strategy of flooding the market (39:50), making things far more difficult for their competition. The discussion moves on to how AEW is countering (52:18) as they look at the biggest angles in AEW right now. Finally, your hosts have a hot debate on the likely outcomes of a possible Hangman-MJF program (1:24:40). Could this be a life raft for AEW? Or a potential disaster?

Episode 33! And Trish and Sarah are ready to tackle last week's outburst of AEW Fan dissatisfaction- and their own. They start the show with a rundown of the current programs in AEW, how those programs were presented on Dynamite this week, and how both fans and wrestlers are frustrated with the current direction. Then- a look at retirement matches. Who do they really benefit? Is the juice worth the squeeze when it comes to wrestler send-offs? (53:40) They also look at WWE's new agreement with TNA and what's behind it (1:21:05) before turning to the possible role a revitalized NJPW could play in the wrestling world as they set up for what could be a promising 2025. (1:26:40) Trish and Sarah finish the show with the desire amongst some for quick data assessments in a world where numbers are becoming much more restricted (1:34:19).

Episode 32 and Trish and Sarah welcome in 2025 with a NJPW-flavored bang as Trish checks in from the Tokyo Dome with a live report! They start with a discussion of Wrestle Kingdom- the Good, the Bad, and the Shota. Then they move on to cover Wrestle Dynasty, (36:46) including a discussion on the incredible return match of Kenny Omega, Chris Charlton's less than incredible commentary, and Konosuke Takeshita's new NJPW contract. This leads to a talk on overexposure in AEW (1:32:07) and how the Death Riders angle is just not working. Then they finish with a few WWE updates! (1:54:00)

Trish and Sarah engage in the long tradition of crossover holiday specials as the hosts of Tunnel Talk drop in for an episode filled with some facts and a whole lot of feelings! The supergroup of hosts gives out end-of-year awards, answers trivia questions, and- in classic Tunnel Talk fashion- send some wrestlers on a few truly disastrous dates. We had an absolute blast and sent 2024 out in the best way!

Today, Trish is joined by Andy Quildan of Revolution Pro Wrestling, as they discuss the promotion's origins and the growth of its international relationships, including hosting NJPW Young Lions on excursion. They talk about what the promotion looks for when recruiting, how it views its developmental role in the wrestling ecosystem and the impacts that programs like WWE ID might have. They also discuss the challenges facing an independent wrestling promoter, and Rev Pro's response to Speaking Out. Finally, Andy provides some insight into this weekend's Uprising card and tells us what he is most proud of from the past 12 years since RevPro's inception

Episode 31! Trish and Sarah start out with NJPW's World Tag League Final and a discussion of the cards for Wrestle Kingdom and Wrestle Dynasty. How have the cards changed? What are the most exciting matches? Next they talk about how the backstage power struggle at WWE spilled out into the open this week- are we in for another messy Mania season? (20:38) Then updates on the Ring Boys lawsuit and the Janel Grant case (40:00) and a discussion of Ryan Nemeth's complaint against AEW- yes, they open the box. (45:21) This week was a wild one for AEW discourse- are things really THAT bad? (1:09:00) Finally, some listener questions (1:41:00) and an update to the GCW story from last episode (1:42:48)

Episode 30! Trish and Sarah are back from their break and ready to dive into all things Full Gear- their likes and dislikes, how they felt about the main event and the closing angle, whether AEW is now too heel-heavy, and of course some Full Gear business updates. (1:44) Then they move onto recent discussions about appearance in wrestling (56:20) before breaking down AEW's recently announced Live Schedule (1:03:46) and how GCW feels about it. (1:12:30) Next up is a talk about Kenny Omega's triumphant return... to NJPW? (1:25:40) and the upcoming Wrestle Kingdom and Wrestle Dynasty shows. (1:39:55) Finally they discuss the impact of the US Presidential election on WWE lawsuits and the recent exodus of Twitter users to BlueSky. (1:54:22)

Episode 29, and Trish and Sarah start with the recent lawsuit filed against WWE and Vince & Linda McMahon regarding the Ring Boys Scandal, before moving on to cover updates on the Janel Grant case. (21:22) Then they talk about the Rolling Stone article on the WWE writer's room and Carlito's recent racist line on WWE Raw (27:20). Then- NJPW! Tanahashi's retirement announcement (38:27), how important having young women fans are to the success of wrestling promotions (56:42), and Naito's strong 2024 box office performance. (1:15:51) Finally- listener questions on the plans for Mox's title run, new platforms for WWE and AEW, and Collision's brand (1:20:12)

Episode 28 and Trish and Sarah are joined by Rich Latta of One Nation Radio! They start with a review of AEW's WrestleDream PPV (2:35) before moving on to a dissection of Bryan Danielson's title reign and the positives and negatives of AEW's current booking. (22:12) Then they tackle AEW's new Media Deal (57:38) before moving on to talk about what the last week has illustrated about WWE's internal culture. (1:27:57)