Working the World

By: Sarah Whitaker
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  • Summary

  • Have you ever wanted a pro wrestling podcast that talked about the business instead of politics? Working the World has that here with two members of the industry going over what makes a wrestling performance. We hope to have other minds entering the fray as we try to also make it simple for those who aren't in the industry. Kayfabe is not dead, it just needs to evolve!
    Copyright Sarah Whitaker
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Wrestling
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Episodes
  • Episode 9: Breaking the 4th Wall with Worked Shoots

    Episode 9: Breaking the 4th Wall with Worked Shoots
    Nov 25 2024
    Everything from promotional wars to using wrestling jargon in promos has been used to make even more money at the cost of pulling back the curtain. Tune in to hear the history of worked shoots, from promotional wars to the Montreal Screwjob. How real is real in professional wrestling? Find out here at Working the World!
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    33 mins
  • Episode 8: Dangerous Styles (High Flying and Strong Style)

    Episode 8: Dangerous Styles (High Flying and Strong Style)
    Nov 18 2024
    There are many dangerous aspects to professional wrestling, and workers put their lives on the line even when not performing in these styles. Flippity Do's and Strong Style come into mind when putting your body on the line, and we will dive into how they have been profitable as well as instances of them that are bad for the industry. All this and more on Working the World!
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    28 mins
  • Episode 7: Rudos and the Fans Who Love Them

    Episode 7: Rudos and the Fans Who Love Them
    Nov 11 2024
    Why are we in love with the bad guys? Who are the prominent bad guys and what makes them popular despite being dastardly? We'll be going over rudos, technicos, and Monster Heels as well as the formulas of what makes a great heel, here on Working the World!
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    30 mins

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