redcircle.com

SHOW / EPISODE Episode 327 1h 14m | Jun 17, 2026 Hello, Lovelies! Today we welcome comedian and rookie pro wrestler Fifi Dosch aka Daphne Wreckage! She & Brian Bell discuss her entry into pro wrestling through Bash Back Wrestling, training for T4T Wrestling, building a community of trans & non-binary folx within pro wrestling in Los Angeles, Trans Angeles Wrestling, Vera Drew, knowing Brock Lesnar was a creep early in life & more! Follow Fifi Dosch on Instagram & TikTok: @fifidosch Follow...

SHOW / EPISODE 41m | Jun 17, 2026 In his campaign against elite universities as centers of resistance, Trump hasn’t been able to force Harvard to submit. And it seems less likely now that they will settle. Harvard law professor Randall Kennedy has our analysis. Also: the essential workers at our supermarkets: Ann Larson talks about poverty wages and worker solidarity. Her new book is Cleanup on Aisle Five: Essential Work, Poverty Wages, and the View From Behind the Supermarket Register.

Democratic strength, and Democratic divisions, in primaries from L.A. to Maine—Harold Meyerson has our analysis of the week’s political developments. Also: Can AI write poetry? Good poetry? Katha Pollitt decided to find out. She’s an award-winning poet herself, and a columnist for The Nation.

SHOW / EPISODE 43m | May 27, 2026 Trump’s Billion Dollar Ballroom is a familiar kind of corruption, but his slush fund to pay the insurrectionists and paramilitary groups that commit violence in his name is an unprecedented attack on democracy. Rob Weissman of Public Citizen explains, and also talks about the immense, and immnsely unpopular, proposed Arc d’Trump. Also: Bill Gates was once the country’s youngest billionaire and the first billionaire to come from tech.

In the latest episode of ‘Working Life’, IER Chairperson Lord John Hendy KC discusses the right to strike in the UK with Professor Tonia Novitz, a leading academic in labour law at the University of Bristol Centre for Law at Work. She sits on the advisory board of the International Lawyers Assisting Workers (ILAW) and is co-editor of ‘The Right to Strike Reimagined’ (Bloomsbury 2026,) as well as co-author of ‘The Right to Strike in International Law’ (Bloomsbury 2021).

SHOW / EPISODE 1h 44m | May 21, 2026 Ryan is joined by John Pollock from POST Wrestling to discuss the WON Hall of Fame case of Gunther/Walter. Plus, they discuss the passing of Ted Turner and his importance to pro wrestling. Listen to POST Wrestling on all available podcast platforms or go to postwrestling.com for wrestling coverage. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/post-wrestling/id1328332258 Leave a comment, question, or reaction at 9495-BALLOT or 949-522-5568.

State legislatures have a lot of power in America—the States Project focuses on expanding that. Daniel Squadron explains. His new book is The Fourth Branch: How State Government can Save Our Union. Also: this week’s polls and this week’s primaries have nothing but bad news for Trump and his followers.John Nichols has our analysis.

Kris Zellner is joined by Rob Naylor and Our Good Buddy Charles to discuss the month that was April 1991 in the world of World Championship Wrestling and pop culture at large. Topics of discussion include: Sid Vicious and his decision to leave WCW for the WWF, including how it went back and forth throughout the month. The looming influx of wacky new gimmicks being talked about in the newsletters as WCW is about to undergo a massive change.

Episode 321 1h 18m | May 8, 2026 Hello, Lovelies! This week we welcome FINCH back to the show! They & Brian Bell discuss the evolution of Darwin Finch to FINCH, the connection between that change & their view and expression of their own gender, their feud/team with Lara Frazier as Slay/Them, helping develop T4T Wrestling & more! Follow FINCH on Instagram: @thisisfinch Follow Brian Bell on Twitter, Instagram & Bluesky:@WonderboyOTM Follow LGBT In The Ring on Twitter, Instagram &...