Podcast Recommendation of the Week 11/10/18

There are three podcasts that I want to recommend for this week out of the many that I listen to on a weekly basis.

1) Talking Honor w/ Harley and Emily - PWTorch LiveCast

I decided to give this podcast a listen during the week after the big happenings in Ring of Honor (The Caning of Flip Gordon, The Jericho Cruise/Sea of Honor, and Survival of the Fittest). And I really enjoyed the banter between the two of them on this show. It was a good thoughtful podcast, and I'm giving these two a recommendation this week. It's available of the PWTorch LiveCast feed on Apple.

2) Bullet Club Elite becomes The Elite on Talk is Jericho- 11/7/18

This is the big moment that was already spoiled on social media: The Bullet Club Elite announces that they are leaving The Bullet Club and will simply be known now as The Elite. This makes a whole lot of sense since they may be leaving NJPW and ROH in 2019. Also, it's a great listen about some of the shenanigans that go on behind the scenes in Being The Elite, their lives, some shoot comments about the industry, and how Cody Rhodes was cast as Stardust. That last part alone deserves a listen. (Again, the more I see and listen to anything regarding Chris Jericho's Rock and Rager Cruise, the more I feel terrible that I couldn't make it work.)

3) Road Trip with Tony and Conrad- What Happened When

Oh God. This is one of the most fun episodes in the podcast's history. They were scheduled to do Royal Rumble 1990 this week (it'll be coming up next week). Instead, they decide to record a podcast while Tony is driving. So, Conrad is the Chewbacca to Tony's Han Solo as they talk about every appropriate and inappropriate thing you can think of. They also drive to a Waffle House and talk about stuff. Tony gets a bit of road rage, prank calls are made including a run in from Bruce Prichard, and a certain Shoney's in Acworth, GA gets a late night visit. Holla if you hear me. All this and a lot of other stuff I can't talk about on this blog. Check it out. NSFW.

So, if you have an opportunity to listen to some podcasts, these are the three I recommend.

Until next time, take care of yourselves. Spread some awesomeness.

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