Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times), and Gringo Fantastico (Disasterpiece Theater) are back to unpack a Dynamite stuffed with passive-aggressive VPs, surprise violence, and uninvited therapy sessions.

This week, the Bucks fiddle with match times, suspend Swerve, and abuse their EVP privileges until Ospreay challenges them to put the titles on the line — not the tag belts, the executive ones. Mark Briscoe teaches empathy to MJF (who retaliates with a schlong joke), Ricochet torpedoes poor A.R. Fox mid-match, and Kris Statlander possibly joins the BCC by accident. Also: Mercedes Moné starts a fight in a hallway, and Kota Ibushi remembers how to be terrifying.

Come for the chaos. Stay for the kosher pickle discourse.

The AEWSome Pod trio of Johnny Taylor ("Bummin' with the Devil" on Tubi), Diana Prince (Shudder's "The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), and Gringo Fantastico ("Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre" on Troma Now) are back and it's time to cover AEW Grand Slam Mexico and Collision in a super double punch episode consisting of a moving Spanish speaking Hangman promo, Noir Toni Storm knockout declarations, and multi-man tag matches that necessitated reinforced rings! MJF gets nuclear heat with the Mexico crowd and Mistico gives a display of what he means to his homeland, along with all the luchadors you can handle! Join the team for their hot takes on apparently hot posteriors, and hot action!

This week, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico unpack AEW’s four-hour rollercoaster from Portland — where Will Ospreay bled for Swerve, Okada assaulted a stretchered Omega, and the Young Bucks brought thumbtacks to a handshake fight. Hangman rediscovered his edge, MJF offended a continent, Mercedes ate another steak, and Thekla remained unsettling.

We’ve got your Dick, Hero, and Match of the Week — because AEW gave us plenty of all three.

AEW-some Pod Ep. 182: 4 hours of Fyter Fest madness, 1 podcast to rule them all! Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times), and Gringo Fantastico (Disasterpiece Theater) break it all down — from Hangman saving Ospreay, to Omega/Okada’s brawl, MJF’s supreme dickery, FTR cheating like pros, Toni Storm’s steak dinner, Thekla’s creepy debut, and more. Plus: Hero, Dick & Match of the Week. If AEW threw it at us, we caught it (and suplexed it).

This week on The AEW-some Pod, comedian Johnny Taylor Jr., horror host Diana Prince (aka Darcy the Mail Girl), and lucha wildcard Gringo Fantastico unpack an episode of Dynamite that actually delivered across the board.

Hangman gets introspective, Swerve gets accusatory, and Ospreay tries to keep the peace like a man who’s really tired of fighting his friends. Meanwhile, Josh Alexander cements his place as AEW’s most punchable man, and Brody King just punches him.

We also get blood, brawls, Thekla out of nowhere, and a Trios squash so one-sided it barely qualified as cardio.

And yes—Mercedes and Toni Storm finally go face-to-face in a promo that’s part dream match, part power trip, and just suggestive enough to make the internet weird about it.

Double or Nothing happened and the AEW-Some Pod Crew is here to bring our takes to the table. Johnny is MIA this week so horror hosts Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In on Shudder) and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now) tag in Brock Lesnar Guy (Michael Daniel) to help out with the antics! Diana and Michael were in attendance for the big event and give a live event reaction to the chaos that unfolded at the PPV. Gringo rejoices in the fact that he was right about the results of the main event! Boy did Swerve give a stapler display after getting a back alley tongue piercing! Were the trio moved or unmoved? Listen and find out!

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico welcome the most famous front-row face in wrestling fandom—Michael Daniel, aka Brock Lesnar Guy. Yes, that guy. He’s here, he’s passionate, and somehow, he’s never lost his voice.

We dive deep into this week’s Dynamite like Swerve off a cage—anarchy, blood, betrayals, and enough backstage drama to make “Total Divas” look like a chill book club. Will Ospreay and Hangman coexist? Did Ricochet go full cartoon villain? And was MJF’s grin the most punchable thing on TV this week? (Spoiler: yes.)

Stream now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever weird app Gringo found on his flip phone.