One Man's Meat Podcast
One Man's Meat Podcast
Chris (AKA "Big Meaty Cool") & Danny (AKA "Da Meat Guy") invite you to explore the (sometimes) musty annals of Professional Wrestling. Be it the unseen/forgotten events, the obscure midcarders, forgotten promotions or derided concepts, we seek to consider the question: "Is one man's poison another man's meat?"Please follow the lads on Twitter: @onemansmeatpod
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May 12, 2026
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Episodes
Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 92: WWF Monday Night Raw - December 13th, 1993 24.06.2024 43:17
Randy Savage returns to the ring, Bret Hart makes a rare appearance, and Double J debuts next week! Bangin'! The "Alpaca" DDH IPA from SALT Brewery was bangin' too! Follow the show:@onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 91: WWF Monday Night Raw - December 6th, 1993. 17.06.2024 59:13
*I refer to this episode as being episode 90 on the show itself. Huge apologies for the error* This week, "Big Meaty Cool" bids farewell to a true WWF legend, gushes over a late contender for Raw match of the year, and hears a Ric Flair promo for the ages, all enjoyed with a "Serge" Citra session IPA by SALT Brewery. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on twitter.
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 90: WWF Monday Night Raw - November 29, 1993 10.06.2024 46:40
"Big Meaty Cool" analyses ALL the fallout from Survivor Series 1993, including The Steiners working Saturday AND Monday, Owen Hart continuing to be coy about his little paddy, the results of the Superstar of the Year poll, and of course a trip to Atlanta for the post-Battlebowl episode of WCW Saturday Night. There's also a new brewery spotlight underway, as "BMC" tries hims...
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 89: WWF Survivor Series 1993: November 24, 1993 05.06.2024 1:06:55
Well, here it is, the last WWF PPV of 1993. "Big Meaty Cool" loved this show as a 14 year-old mark in 1993, but does it hold up to his snarky scrutiny 31 years later? Listen on to find out! The accompanying beer (Transmission, a 6.7% IPA from NORTH Brewing Co.) held up very well, though! Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter.
Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 88: WWF Survivor Series Showdown 1993 - November 21st, 1993 02.06.2024 1:01:00
Largely a highlights package with nothing matches in-between, but surprisingly enjoyable, as was "Invisible Cities" a 6.7% Hazy IPA from NORTH Brewing Co. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter.
Acceptable in the '90's: Episode 87 - WCW Battlebowl 1993 - November 10th, 1993 13.04.2024 1:09:45
Yes, the great ruiner of Starrcades '91 & '92 gets its' own pay-per-view! Battle royal fans are in for a treat, but what about everyone else? Listen on to find out! The beer of the episode was "Springwell", a 4.5% pils from NORTH Brewing Co. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 86: The Saturday Wrestling Special for November 20th, 1993 13.04.2024 1:04:45
The World Wrestling Federation manage to find a commentator WORSE than Rob "The Knob" Bartlett, with a voice that ruins the entire programme. Meanwhile, World Championship Wrestling continue their amazing run of go-home shows for 1993. "Big Meaty Cool" cradled a "Sputnik" American Pale Ale by the wonderful NORTH Brewing Co during the recording. And "BMC" wil...
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 85: WWF Monday Night Raw - November 15, 1993. 08.04.2024 42:54
Ahead of Survivor Series, "Made in the USA" Lex Luger takes on Quebecer Pierre, and on Superstars, Tatanka's replacement in "The All-Americans" is revealed. And I find something I like associated with (shudder) Leeds United, in NORTH Brewing Co's collaboration with The Square Ball fanzine, "California Pale Ale" Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter.
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 84: WCW Clash of the Champions 25 - Wednesday, November 10, 1993 03.04.2024 40:30
WCW presented a TV special that would have to go some way to be worse than the last one. So how was it? Listen on to find out! Something that was VERY good though was the "Open Space" Gluten Free Pale Ale from NORTH Brewing Co! Follow the lads: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 83: WWF Monday Night Raw - November 8, 1993 01.04.2024 46:00
Randy Savage returns, and he ain't happy! And Crush ain't happy that he ain't happy! "Big Meaty Cool" was happy with "Atlantis", a session IPA from NEW Brewery spotlight, NORTH Brewing Co. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 82: WWF Monday Night Raw - November 1, 1993 25.03.2024 52:05
Another nothing-happening episode of Raw, but it's building to more for next week. Plus, Willian Bols is back! Talking of nothing-happening, the "Honeycomb Pale" from Seven Brothers wasn't much to write home about, either. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter.
Acceptable In The '90's - Episode 81: WWF Monday Night Raw: October 25th 1993 18.03.2024 30:30
Take a good look at SEXY CRUSH, bask in his glory! Quite an ordinary for 1993 episode really, but an extraordinary "Watermelon Pale Ale" from Seven Brothers Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 80: WCW Halloween Havoc 1993 - October 24, 1993 17.03.2024 58:47
If you've never seen this show before, listen to one of the few positive reviews of it, and then give it a watch. "Big Meaty Cool's" watch of this fun little show was enjoyed further with a delicious "Helles Lager" from Seven Brothers Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 79: The Saturday Special for October 23, 1993 16.03.2024 1:20:40
It's a long one for a change, folks, but there's much to talk about heading into Halloween Havoc 1993! There's another beer from Seven Bro7hers to talk about too, the "Juicy IPA" Follw the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter.
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 78: WWF Monday Night Raw - October 18, 1993 11.03.2024 57:44
While the WWF wouldn't give anything away (*sarcasm*), Kona Crush and Randy Savage have their much-anticipated summit. There's also more jobber squashes than you can shake a stick at. Thankfully, there's also a new beer on the go to try: the "Easy IPA" from Seven Bro7hers! Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 77: WWF Monday Night Raw - October 11th, 1993 04.03.2024 53:46
A quick All-American Wrestling recap, a new Intercontinental Champion is crowned, the Luger/Borga feud limps along, and we start a new core range spotlight; with the "Session Pale" by Seven Brothers Brewing. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable In The '90's - Episode 76: WWF Monday Night Raw - October 4, 1993 26.02.2024 38:49
A very good episode of Raw, an equally good episode of Saturday Night, but sadly, a below par beer; as "Lunar Haze" rounds out our review of Beavertown's core range. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable In The '90s - Episode 75: WWF Monday Night Raw - September 27th 1993 19.02.2024 45:44
*Apologies for the audio quality once I start speaking. I have a new laptop, so there were a few issues with playback* It's quite a mixed bag this week. Raw is largely forgettable, but ok. WCW Saturday Night was better, which only makes me question MORE why Fall Brawl was pony. I also give my blunt thoughts on "Lazer Crush", Beavertown's Alcohol Free IPA. Follow the show: @oneman...
Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 74: WWF Monday Night Raw - September 20, 1993 12.02.2024 36:23
Scott Steiner faces Pre-C.O.; Quebecer Pierre, for a chance at a WWF Tag Title rematch, Bret Hart cuts a fantastic promo, Mr. Perfect sees his arse again, and Kona Crush continues to ignore poor Randy Savage. All enjoyed with a delightful "Lupuloid" IPA from Beavertown. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable In The '90's - Episode 73: WCW Fall Brawl 1993 11.02.2024 1:10:05
One good match. ONE. GOOD. MATCH. On a THREE HOUR CARD. The "Bones" lager from Beavertown was ace though. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 72: The Saturday Special for September 18, 1993 10.02.2024 45:30
An entertaining episode of WWF Superstars, a fun go-home show for WCW Saturday Night, full of hype for Fall Brawl 1993, and a delicious "Satellite" Super Session IPA from Beavertown. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 71: WWF Monday Night Raw - September 13th, 1993 15.01.2024 36:20
The Quebecers face The Steiner Brothers for the tag titles in a heavy-stipulation match with a HUGE surprise or two. Also, we get a character turn that "Big Meaty Cool" would rather forget. Mr Perfect also has a bit of a tough time with the fans. What wasn't tough on the tastebuds though was a delicious "Bloody 'Ell" Blood Orange IPA by the wonderful Beavertown Brewery....
Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 70: The Saturday Special for September 11th 1993 13.01.2024 57:45
WWF Superstars was better, WCW Saturday Night was excellent as always. Less Luger bollocks this week. "Big Meaty Cool" enjoyed the action ofer a cn of "Neck Oil" by Beavertown, Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter
Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 69: The Super Saturday Special for September 4th, 1993 06.01.2024 50:36
Happy 2024 folks! We kick start our return to 1993 with a Lex Luger heavy episode of Superstars from the WWF, while WCW give us a banger of a show! We start our reviews of Beavertown's core range too, with a tasty "Gamma Ray" American Pale Ale. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter
Acceptable In The '90s - Episode 68: The 2023 Christmas Special (Part Three) - The Adverts Special, with guests! 31.12.2023 25:50
Happy New Year's Eve to you all, listeners. Here's a little something to whet your whistle before seeing in the New Year later. I'm joined by Mags from Chain Wrestling, Big John Mac from Look At The Adjective, Ben from Rantermeisters and UTT Rob from Unbooking The Territory to talk about some of their favourite adverts from the '90s. Hope you enjoy. At least as much as I enjoyed &q...
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