Group-chat wrestling takes with real memory.
The A Show on RNC RADIO mixes WWE, NXT, and AEW discussion with the rhythm of a familiar group chat. Episodes move from weather, work, basketball, books, and internet chatter into pointed arguments about matches, booking, fans, and wrestling media.
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The A Show on RNC RADIO is a pro wrestling talk feed built around personality, memory, and argument. It does not rush straight to the card. Recent episodes open with basketball, weather, work, running, books, cooking, holiday jokes, and whatever else is already in the room before the wrestling conversation takes over. Then the takes sharpen. The A Show side, with Justin and Meels, works through WrestleMania season, old main events, weekly WWE developments, NXT matches, and the strange ways fans decide what matters. The War Report side, with Cyrus and Quan, leans into NXT and AEW, especially weeks loaded with Stand and Deliver reviews, Dynasty predictions, and TV fallout. The pace is brisk but not tidy. A point can start as a joke about graphics or a stray internet reaction, then turn into a serious read on booking patterns, crowd response, match placement, or why the same wrestling arguments keep coming back every generation. The show likes history, but not museum history. It treats old WrestleMania matches, Eddie Guerrero, Kurt Angle, Triple H stories, betrayal angles, and main-event debates as living reference points for the current product. It is blunt about what feels corny. It is also quick to praise when a match lands, especially when performers work hard inside a card that feels smaller than expected. Wrestling media, fan discourse, Ricochet commentary, TNA chatter, Christian Cage material, and online overreaction all become part of the same ecosystem. The feed assumes listeners can keep up. Names fly by, promotions overlap, and community references do not come with much hand-holding. That is the charm. It sounds like people arguing from inside the fandom, not explaining it from above. The result is funny, sharp, occasionally chaotic wrestling criticism for listeners who want the side conversations, the callbacks, and the hard opinions along with the match talk.
Made for: Built for plugged-in pro wrestling fans who follow WWE, NXT, AEW, and fan discourse closely enough to enjoy quick references without a primer. Best for listeners who like loose banter before sharp judgment.
What sets it apart: The feed stands out by keeping the casual texture intact: life chatter, community callbacks, and jokes sit right beside serious match and booking analysis. It feels less like a panel show and more like a recurring argument among people who remember the receipts.
The home of RNC RADIO's The A Show, featuring the Kings of Pro Wrestling Podcasts, Justin Davis and Jameel Raeburn. Also featured on the channel: The War Report, Spot Callers, The G Show, and The Rewriters Room. Follow us on Twitter: @RNCRADIOLIVE @TheAShowRNC
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Two candid hosting pairs connect current wrestling decisions to booking history, match craft, fan arguments, and performer welfare.
Justin and Meels treat wrestling as an argument worth revisiting. On The A Show, current WWE stories and WrestleMania cards sit beside close comparisons with earlier matches, finishes, and character turns.
This is wrestling talk for when you want the booking dissected and the group chat left unmuted.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
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