Wrestling talk with the merch-room lights on.
PWTCAST runs on rowdy energy from the Pro Wrestling Tees orbit. Scrump and Drew move from AEW and WWE arguments into convention exhaustion, movie plans, music memories, collectibles, and personal check-ins without sanding off the weird edges.
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PWTCAST is a messy, warm, and highly specific conversation from the Pro Wrestling Tees world. It has wrestling in its bones, but it does not behave like a straight recap show. Scrump and Drew talk like people stepping back after a long week, still buzzing from conventions, orders, movie plans, travel, family, music, and whatever happened on AEW or WWE television. The rhythm is quick. Thoughts restart, overlap, and veer sideways before landing somewhere real. A show about Revolution can become a debate about presentation, NXT history, young talent, Swerve, MJF, Oba Femi, Brock Lesnar, or why a wrestler just looks like the future. A convention episode can spend as much time on C2E2 feeling like a yearly reset as it does on the actual grind of being there. Music Box installments widen the frame even more, moving through Knocked Loose, Denzel Curry, KAROL G, Shakira, Inspectah Deck, Cage the Elephant, Chief Keef, Wilco, MF DOOM, The Smiths, blink-182, Bill Withers, and whatever song once hit perfectly in a friend's car. The show is full of places. Chicago matters. So do Cleveland Grammar School, Lakeview High School, Toronto, smoky bars, and the little personal map that gets built when someone points at a street and remembers who they used to be there. It is funny because it is loose, not because it is engineered for punchlines. It is sentimental in the same way: grief, nostalgia, and affection arrive mid-banter instead of under a spotlight. The recurring bits, Patreon movie chats, Whatnot mentions, and friend-of-the-show signoffs make the feed feel like a clubhouse with the door propped open. New listeners may need a minute to catch the cadence. Regulars get the reward of continuity. PWTCAST is for wrestling fans who also want the life around wrestling: the merch table, the road stories, the music obsessions, the pop-culture clutter, and the exhausted laughter after a week that got out of hand.
Made for: For wrestling fans who like AEW and WWE arguments with personal stories, music tangents, convention chatter, and movie side quests baked in. It suits listeners who prefer loose chemistry over tidy analysis.
What sets it apart: PWTCAST stands apart by treating Pro Wrestling Tees, wrestling fandom, Chicago life, conventions, music discovery, and friendship as one continuous conversation. The show feels less like a panel and more like a long-running hangout with recurring jokes and real emotional memory.
Scrump of Pro Wrestling Tees talks to the artists, wrestlers, and promotions who work with Pro Wrestling tees about the various aspects of selling and designing merchandise in the world of professional wrestling.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scrump and Drew make music criticism feel like an ongoing conversation between taste, memory and the rest of their cultural lives.
PWTCAST lets Scrump and Drew turn music discussion into loose, personality-driven conversation. The Music Box episodes range from Kodak Black, Earl Sweatshirt and Vince Staples to The Smiths, blink-182 and Bill Withers, with the hosts moving easily between artist talk, personal…
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A relaxed travelogue of landmarks, old homes, work worries, and the friendships gathered around them.
Crump and Drew turn a PWTCast check-in into a relaxed tour of personal geography. The conversation wanders from Chicago's Bean to Cleveland schools, old homes, Toronto memories, movie-review plans, work stress, and Patreon updates, but the real shape comes from those detours.
A raspy convention comedown where C2E2 devotion, caffeine fallout, and a punk rock jukebox keep the room moving.
C2E2 Hangover turns a long convention week into a lived-in comedown, tracking the afterglow and wear of Square Circle Expo and C2E2 through fatigue, caffeine reliance, customer-facing rasp, and a Dr. Manhattan Funko Pop.
A warm, meandering episode about how one song can justify the whole stop.
Music Box Vol. 120 frames music discovery as something that happens sideways: in a friend's car, through another stereo, or inside a high-school memory that still has a charge.
Crump and Drew turn roster age, wrestling presentation, and the search for a new monster into loose, lively shop talk.
PWTCast treats wrestling's next generation as a question of presence, not just age. Crump and Drew weigh AEW's younger wave against WWE's older roster, using the idea of Oba Femi opposite Brock Lesnar to get at what makes a monster feel ready for the spotlight.
A rowdy wrestling discussion finds its sharpest point in the gap between black-and-gold NXT and what followed.
PWTCast episode 307 follows Grump and Drew through a loose but pointed wrestling conversation about whether companies still treat their own stakes with enough weight.
A loose, personality-led volume where Oscar hopes, teacher memories, and a strip-club story become the real soundtrack.
Music Box Vol. 79 is built around the relaxed chemistry between Scrump and Drew, starting with hopes for Enora at the Oscars and drifting into a broader riff on originality in movies.
A post-Valentine's breakup-song episode where family plans and Billy Crudup talk keep the music box loose.
Scrump and Drew's Music Box treats the week after Valentine's Day as the back half of a February ritual: love songs first, breakup songs next, with Scrump's dad's birthday folded into the setup.
Tiny discomforts, argued until they crack.
Scrump and Drew introduce volume 89 of their music box podcast, discussing their song selections and the coincidental similarity in themes.
Scrump and Drew introduce volume 91 of their music box podcast, featuring older songs from different decades.
Hosts Scrum and Drew introduce episode 296 of the PWT Cast, discussing upcoming events and Drew's 21st birthday.
Scrump and Drew host a music episode focused on breakup songs to mark Scrump's dad's birthday after Valentine's Day.
Scrump and Drew host volume 79 of their music podcast, discussing upcoming Oscar talk and a review of the film Enora.
["PWTCast 310 comes from Pro Wrestling Tees headquarters in Chicago, with Crump and Drew on mic and Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes on the cold open.", "The episode spends a long stretch on Bowhand Daniel Luters, Bow of the Hard Lord podcast, and the Chicago memories Crump ties to Brody King and Danhausen.", "Their Chicago trip includes Wrigley Field, Cozy Noodles, Millennium Park, Buckingham Fountain, a missed tattoo walk-in, and Believe Cafe's baked empanadas.", "The back half turns into an AEW Dynasty review and a WWE critique, with Darby Allin, Andrade, MJF, Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay, Pat McAfee, Jelly Roll, and TNA all named directly."]
PWTCast episode 309 is a C2E2 and Square Circle Expo recap that keeps circling back to coffee, convention chaos, and a week where Pro Wrestling Tees ran talent in Chicago and Indianapolis at the same time.
Episode 120 of Scrump and Drew's Music Box leans into themed April episodes, including Steve Feast, covers, wrestling themes, songs under two minutes, and one-band playlists.
["Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes open PWTCast episode 308 before Crump and Drew tie the week to AEW Revolution 2026, Pro Wrestling Tees, and upcoming Patreon drops.", "The recap hits Shane Taylor taking out Brady and the Rizzler, Andrade vs.
Scrump and Drew introduce volume 119 of their music review podcast, discussing the milestone and joking about getting Dave Bautista for episode 200.
PWTCast episode 307 opens with Grump and Drew pitching the show as the official podcast of Pro Wrestling Tees, then pivots into what they are watching, recording, and selling on Whatnot.
PWTCAST’s “Music Box Vol.118” has Scrump and Drew select songs by Arcade Fire, Eddie Vedder, Travis McCoy featuring Bruno Mars, Ghost, The Doors, and Nas.
Scrump and Drew host a music podcast featuring breakup songs for post-Valentine's Day, discussing artists like The Smiths and blink-182.
Drew hosts the PWT Cast, joined by Chris Eastwood to discuss the upcoming Jurassic World movie and the Jurassic Park franchise.