Wrestle Daddies

In our Season Six Premiere, Brett and Jake finally bury the hatchet in order to create a brand new wrestling sensation – Muscleman Poundtown. We need a new start, and what better way to do that then to draft an entire new company?

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

Our one year anniversary pay per view, it’s Daddyversary, baybay! Brett and our old friend the Time Wizard have bent the laws of our universe to bring you the grandest wrestling pay per view in history. In fact we go all the way back to the year 2005 for a card stacked to the brim. John Lennon and Paul McCartney take on Pomp and Circumstance, Goku fights Freiza but it’s all about that main event – Daddy v Daddy II.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

In anticipation of our One Year Anniversary, Brett and Jake take some time from the Wrestle Daddies Hall of Fame ceremony to do a “brief” recap of the entire series up to this point.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

Well, your Wrestle Daddies are finally going to couples counselor. For you. We want to work this out so we can give you the Anniversary you all deserve. Jake found the perfect couples counselor too – Ridgewell P. Bertwhistle. Join us amongst the bird skeletons in his office as we peek behind the curtain of the dysfunctional relationship of the Wrestle Daddies.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Guest Host – Stephen Belyea
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

Jake and Brett aren’t speaking so Jake updates the listeners on the state of the show while he looks for a couples counselor.

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Hosted and Cut by B̶r̶e̶t̶t̶ ̶L̶o̶u̶g̶h̶e̶r̶y̶ and Jake Martin
Special Guest Appearance by ???
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

When will you Daddies get along? Brett and Jake attempt to repair their unraveling partnership with the first ever Wrestle Daddies Tag Team Tournament, featuring new superstars such as a former WWE Champion and a series of fragile boys. Will it be just the thing they need to reconcile? Probably not, the episode is called ‘Breaking Point’.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

Brett wakes Jake up in the middle of the night to try to prove he still loves wrestling… by hiring a bunch of out of shape indie knock offs of famous wrestlers. Join Botcho Man Andy Average and Bulk Ogan as Brett tries to prove he still has it. Oh also Jake is fine from being kidnapped last week, thanks for asking.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

Tensions flare between our Daddies as Brett tries to weasel out of yet another title defense. But this time he brought back up. 72 dogs.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

A Wrestle Daddies Slumber Party, After Dark! The Wrestle Daddies record way past their bedtime and it leads to the most openings we’ve had on the show so far. But it also leads to a shocking revelation – We’ve never talked about T-shirts. We make up for lost time and pump out all the merchandise we missed out on. Also Brett defends his title in a Great British Bake Off because he hates wrestling.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band

An image suggestion from deep within the internet causes Bray Wyatt’s second or third gimmick change in weeks. Also we talk way too long about Baywatch.

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Hosted and Cut by Brett Loughery and Jake Martin
Logo by Scott Latimer
Theme – ‘The Invincible Eagle’ by John Philip Sousa as performed by the United States Marine Band