Corey Graves Podcast - After The Bell

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For those that may not know, Corey graves, starting tomorrow, wednesday the 30th, the first episode of Corey Graves new podcast, After The Bell will begin, its a weekly podcast that will feature people from WWE, a pull back the curtain type of podcast, corey spoke with Sports Illustrated recently and had some interesting things to say that, i must admit have me quite interested in listening to the podcast.

“Nobody else has this access. If it’s relevant, I can say, ‘Hey Triple H, what did you think of the competition on Wednesday night?’ I’m not going to make it my point to talk about everything beyond WWE, but if it’s relevant to what’s going on and it’s hot in the business, then we’ll discuss it. I can give a perspective that won’t be available anywhere else. I’m most excited to give current superstars a bigger platform to show who they are as people beyond characters.

Most of the podcasts I’ve heard are from people who left WWE, but this is different. I’m working from the inside and I have access to the talent. Look at Seth—he’s had some social media speed bumps recently and got in a few spats that painted him in less than a great position, but you’re dealing with Twitter and 140 characters. Now we’ll have time for an actual conversation without an agenda, and I’m really excited to see where it goes,” he said.

You can find after the bell on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts, episodes are every wednesday. Tomorrow his first guest will be non other then Triple H.

 

[Jeffry Mason]

Should be a good listen. Not a huge podcast guy, but Graves is generally really good, so I imagine this will be interesting as well

 

[Jeffry Mason]

Just listened to the first 2 episodes finally (been a busy week). Obviously I am a huge fan of Graves, but putting my bias aside as much as I can, this is a very interesting and well produced podcast. It was a ton of fun and sounded very natural, covering all sorts of topics with his guests (his discussion with Cesaro was rather fun), even talking about AEW with Triple H and ROH with Adam Cole. I had concerns, as I'm sure most did, about this being a "WWE produced" podcast, but honestly I feel like it was surprisingly better because of it. Nothing seemed to be held back, and the format flowed very nicely. Corey didn't really seem to have an agenda, giving his opinions on what was good and what sucks in WWE. And best of all, no Conrad! lol. I'll definitely be listening to this going forward, and would highly recommend that people give it a shot.