Tranquilocast

An episode that goes places, but ends up with discussing the NHL's shambolic disciplinary decisions, New Japan, AEW, and a special guest appearance from Alyssa to discuss how terrible Fifty Shades of Grey is. But is Matt Bellamy on this pod?

Chris and Dante do a deep dive into the NHL's new US TV deal and speculate how the broadcasts will look and sound. (And when they'll air, for that matter.) And wrestling talk. Of course. You knew that.

Chris and Dante are joined by Kenny Gamma to form SuperCast! The trio discuss the rise and fall of the Super League, Bond movies, and too many other things to name.

Chris and Dante run through Wrestlemania weekend, after 30 minutes of freeform podcasting jazz. 

On a shorter than usual TranquiloCast, Chris and Dante preview WrestleMania weekend, and after getting that crap out of the way, discuss the Japanese wrestling scene and it's exciting stretch of shows in the coming weeks.

On this edition of Tranquilocast, plenty of AEW and New Japan discussion ensues, as well as a quick breakdown of the NHL's ESPN deal, speculation about La Sombra, and a reprise of the fabled discussion: What would be the funniest songs for Sir Paul McCartney to cover?

Chris and Dante return to talk about AEW's Revolution, and the first stages of this year's New Japan Cup. Also contains questions as to why the Battle of Britpop had two bands pick singles that were not their best. Other tangents included.

After a week off, Chris and Dante return to pitch a Bad Bunny WWE title run, roundup recent Puroresu news including NOAH's Budokan show, discuss the AEW Women's Eliminator Tournament, and speculate as to what New Japan will do with another 6 month Hiromu absence. 

Finally, Chris receives his Christmas/birthday gifts! Dante already received his Birthday gift when AEW and New Japan finally made a deal. We discuss that, and the less than Superb Owl from Sunday.

On this edition, Chris and Dante sort through the Royal Rubble, talk about Jay White's triumphant return to New Japan, do a quick Super Bowl preview and examine what AEW would want in return for allowing Moxley to work for NJPW in the States.

Chris from Washington via Pittsburgh and Dante from Washington (proper, not the Devil May Cry series) are joined by Jake Ska to discuss the news of NBCSN shutting down and how affects both hockey and wrestling, the Peacock/WWE deal, greasy Pittsburgh area pizza, the brilliant madness of the Yakuza series, and lock in our final Royal Rumble predictions.

It's a wide discussion of wrestling featuring Chris and Dante, with not a lot of it being about New Japan, for once. Chris talks about his experiences getting into AJPW, NOAH, and Stardom, before discussing just what the hell Raw is and asking the question: Is SmackDown better than NXT?

Chris and Dante return for 2021 to sum up Wrestling Kingdom, discuss Jay White's future and so much more!

Chris and Dante address the passing of Brodie Lee, before discussing the best and worst of wrestling in 2020 with our 2nd Annual Destino Awards, before looking ahead to 2021 for our Wrestle Kingdom 15 preview.

Chris and Dante delve into football of both the Premier League and NFL variety, before talking up recent AEW and New Japan, and have a discussion about WWE's demographic woes.

Chris and Dante welcome the man known as "Jake Ska" to the podcast to discuss how they would change the NHL's marketing, and then go into detail about the world of wrestling following Kenny Omega's AEW Championship win and subsequent appearance on Impact Wrestling. Our longest episode yet!

Chris and Dante return, with Chris talking about his time with the PlayStation 5, NJPW's Best of the Super Juniors and World Tag League results, and follow the Twitter trend of the best three album track runs in music history.   Now featuring Thomas the Tank Engine translations!

Chris and Dante gloat about Election Night, and discuss Full Gear, recent New Japan, international football, and our dear friend Greg Kurstin.

Dr. John Locke reminds Chris and Dante that they actually have a podcast to host, and they spend it discussing life during COVID, and a whole bunch of wrestling, all while trying to maintain sanity on Election Night.

After another unscheduled break, Chris and Dante review just about everything that happened in the past two weeks. Needless to say, quite a few topics get covered.