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Don't Call Me Diva

Don't Call Me Diva

By: Ethos Media Network
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 Don't Call Me Diva is podcast, here to highlight the wonderful world of women's pro-wrestling. Our firey friend Bex Bastet comes live from New Zealand, and gives us her takes on today's AEW and Ring of Honor Women's Wrestling storylines, matches, as well as weekly reviews of segments and matches featuring the ladies. BEx also explores the past, to give flowers to the pioneers who paved the way, but also to highlight how far women's role in wrestling has come.Copyright Ethos Media Network Combat Sports & Self-Defense Wrestling
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Episodes
  • Currently on the Sus Bus

    Currently on the Sus Bus
    May 17 2025
    In this weeks episode, we discuss the Women's Fatal Four Way on Dynamite, Skye Blue's return, some new faces on Ring of Honor, and the newest AEW signee, Thekla!
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    1 hr and 44 mins
  • It's Not Pxrn, It's Soft. Soft Boobies.

    It's Not Pxrn, It's Soft. Soft Boobies.
    May 11 2025
    In this week's episode, we tackle the last two weeks of Ring of Honor and AEW Women's Wrestling, as well as fantasy women's tag team's submitted by the listeners, and lastly, fiishing up with the modern history of women's tag team wrestling.
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    2 hrs and 39 mins
  • We Cannot Dilly or Dally

    We Cannot Dilly or Dally
    May 4 2025
    In this week's episode, we discuss the history of women's tag team wrestling,s tarting in the NWA, and eventually arriving in the modern era! As usual, we review Dynamite, Ring of Honor and Collision matches and segments featuring the ladies of AEW and RIng of Honor!
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    1 hr and 41 mins

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