Thingsdessays.net Podcasts

What begins as an interview with the great Adam Connie quickly becomes a hilarious meeting of the comedic minds. Oh, and we forgot to turn off the recorder! Lucky you!

Awful television must stop! Plus, Mexican wrestling that isn't actually Mexican coming to America.

Now an ordained minister and family man, the legendary Ivan Koloff has spent the last 50 years interacting with the wrestling business. Now it's time to tell his story, and he needs your help.

Seth Clark tells Des about earning his Master's Degree while doing standup, his love of "talking' shit," and more. Special appearances by Brian Blanco and Zach Miller.

Alberto del Rio is gone. Plus all the other haps in pro graps.

Des and Tom West talk about how punk rock they were when they were six. Plus, music can change the world.

Our U.K. friends are finally getting WWE Network, and Faraaz thinks Kane is "a whiny bitch." Is he wrong?

Des talks to Katie Madden about SDCC and interviews himself from the future.

We celebrate the life, but more importantly death, of TNA. It's a celebration so grand even Faraaz's family stops by.

We're starting an emo band called No Pants Romance. Plus, penis enlargement and why it sucks.

Battleground stuff. Vince Russo gossip. Not our best.

Writer and producer Christian Madera tells of his magical audio drama, and a Comcast rep has some audio drama of his own.

Faraaz's new contract still needs some work, but Japanese mega-star Kenta inked his with WWE. Plus, we try to figure out who Damien Sandow will be this week.

Des and Jeremy Smith have been internet friends for a long time. They both do standup comedy. They talk about it for an hour.

It's a show all about names we can neither spell nor pronounce.

Emma steals an iPod case from Walmart and gets busted for it. Plus, he who doth dawn flashy jackets.

Twitter jokester @BangMyBongo dishes out the funnies about the internet and discovers he's a vegan.

TNA Wrestling is a figment of everyone's imagination. It does not exist.

Des scratches the surface of L.A.'s improv comedy phenomenon with actress/funny human Nicole Day.

As God as our witness, he is broken in half!