Join Tom, Patrick and Huw ahead of AEW Revolution as they speculate about the surprises that await on AEW's biggest night of 2021 so far.

Ok, it wasn't the worst episode of Dynamite ever, but the boys sure have a bone to pick with it. From naming and shaming unearned pushes to writing off the entire first hour of Dynamite, we're taking no prisoners. It wasn't all doom and gloom though as Tom pitches his script for the next Fast and Furious movie, and the implications of Paul "Large Event" Wight signing for AEW are discussed. Also, Sting and Darby actually did stuff again, so that's progress.

Pat's back as the boys review a jam-packed Dynamite featuring another stellar women's match and the Young Bucks defending their tag team championships against the Inner Circle's B-Team. Tom's crusade against Austin Gunn continues, Jack loses the ability to even acknowledge Luther, and Patrick shares his fondness for nautical attire. At least there's one kind of booty he's still allowed to talk about.

With Patrick taking the week off, special guest Liam takes up his duties. How well do the boys cope without their sensible German to keep them on track as they recap this week's Dynamite? About as well as you would expect. The lads talk Inner Circle spats, hot tubs, contract law, hot tubs and the neverending nightmare that is the Darby Allin/Sting and Team Taz feud. And hot tubs. So sit back and listen to wrestling's most questionable podcast sink to new depths of unprofessionalism. It, quite literally, all ends in tears.

Rejoice, he has risen. The red menace is back as Jack returns to W.A.N.K. with a vengeance and a renewed confidence to stage a one-man mutiny against Tom's tyrannical rule as lead host. In wrestling news the lads reflect on the fallout from Beach Break, and there's a lot to talk about. With a wedding, a kidnapping and a gamechanging finish to the show, we couldn't help but get this episode up early. Don't say we never treat you.

It's a dark day for the W.A.N.K. podcast, as our favourite coppertop Jack takes a week off. But never fear, a replacement is here! Huw from the Western Bias podcast joins Patrick and Tom to discuss the goings-on in Jacksonville, including another good showing from the girls, a Bullet Club reunion, Sting's identity crisis (is he a hoodlum or not?) and more Jungle Boy...which is never a bad thing!

It's episode 3 of W.A.N.K. and we're still going strong. The boys discuss all the ins and outs of Dynamite, including an enticing Inner Circle throwdown, as well as a dream debut for a former NXT freshman, and Tom's favourite alpha female sees action. In non-Dynamite shenanigans, Tom and Jack review Impact Wrestling's Hard to Kill, Patrick fights censorship, and the boys play a game. Yes, we have games now.

Welcome to the first annual Weekly AEW News Kick awards, celebrating the best of AEW in 2020. Over the course of the episode we will reveal our favourite wrestlers, matches and moments that made 2020 a little more tolerable, as well as discussion about our winners. Oh, and we want it on record we recorded this prior to AEW announcing the Dynamite Awards.

It's Part 2 of New Years Smash and Part 2 of our podcast covering AEW's special Dynamite double! Darby Allin defends the TNT title against Brian Cage as Tom, Patrick and Jack debate exactly how long they've been feuding. In addition, Patrick tries to get us cancelled by roping Tom into a sensitive discussion about Tay Conti, the boys complain about Matt Hardy some more, and one wrestler has a new (old) theme. Alexa, play Tarzan Boy.

It's the premiere episode of W.A.N.K, the Weekly AEW News Kick. We may not have the formation of the Inner Circle like the first episode of Dynamite, but history is made as Tom, Patrick and Jack team up for the first time to take on topics ranging from fake neck wounds to ginless juice. So grab the tag rope and join us for what will hopefully be the first of many reviews of AEW Dynamite, New Years Smash Part 1!