ABOUT
How2Wrestling is an educational yet silly podcast about the wonderfully weird world of wrestling entertainment. Kefin Mahon is joined by his girlfriend Jo Graham, who hasn’t watched any wrestling before. Starting with the basics, they cover wrestlers and topics from John Cena to referees, and explain the often complex backstories and personal lives of those who have graced our screen over the years.
Kefin tackles the problem many have faced over the years of being a wrestling fan – how to introduce your partner to the vast, confusing and shocking world of WWE.
How2Wrestling launched on the 1st July 2015.
KEFIN MAHON
The Wrestling Fan
Kefin has been watching wrestling for a long, long time. He hosts The Attitude Era Podcast and Cinema Swirl as well as How2Wrestling. Previously he’s worked as a mail man, a cat researcher and a standup comic. He has a large beard and is decidedly Irish.
JO GRAHAM
The New Fan
Jo hadn’t seen any wrestling before meeting Kefin in May 2014. Since becoming a wrestling fan she’s coined various new terms, including ‘hunks’, ‘top spots’ and ‘flip-de-doos’.
Dan Swanton
The Illustrator
Dan’s been creating art with his hands and stuff for nearly a decade. His passion for wrestling began age 9 when he began cheering for Kane, but quickly stopped when Pokemon was released just a year later.
Cut forward to 2014 when Dan met Kefin and his love of wrestling was reignited. Nowadays Dan watches wrestling for the grace, athleticism and beauty of the sport.
Dan is currently available for commission and you can check out his work by visiting his Facebook page.
SAM CHAPLIN
THE MUSICIAN
Sam writes the music for How2Wrestling. He’s also the co-host of Cinema Swirl, a former drinker of Pepsi, and can be found making jokes on the internet. You can find him on Twitter at @SamChaplin.
He is currently available for commission and makes other catchy jingles which you can find here.
How2Universe
THE INTERNET WRESTLING COMMUNITY
AKA, you! You folks (yes, you reading this right now) are what make our podcast unique. Each episode has its own hashtag which you can follow online. We encourage you to join in and add to the conversation by telling us your thoughts and opinions either on Twitter by using the hashtag or by leaving a comment on our Facebook page. The best comments get read out at the end of the episode!
Still hungry for more? Why not join our Facebook wrestling community, Team Friendship! Setup in March 2016, it's the best place to be nice and talk about wrestling with other nice people.