On Basic Thoughtonomics I (Chris Grosso) have conversations with people in the sports media world who have similar interests, hobbies, mindsets and are passionate at what they do. What makes me stand out is my personality and knowledge. I'm a very gregarious, charismatic, down-to-earth guy with a very relatable personality and a great sense of humor and I try to make that come out in my episdoes. Feel free to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. It's always appreciated. Follow @basicthoughtpod on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook
Basic Thoughtonomics
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47 episodes
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Podcast Overview
On Basic Thoughtonomics I (Chris Grosso) have conversations with people in the sports media world who have similar interests, hobbies, mindsets and are passionate at what they do. What makes me stand out is my personality and knowledge. I'm a very gregarious, charismatic, down-to-earth guy with a very relatable personality and a great sense of humor and I try to make that come out in my episdoes. Feel free to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. It's always appreciated. Follow @basicthoughtpod on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook
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Recent Episodes
May 12, 2026
Episode 47: The State of WWE and how it's declining
<p class="p1">For this episode I give my thoughts on the state of WWE moreso from an economic, creative perspective. I talk about how I think the move of Raw to Netflix has backfired as it was the flagship show on cable for so long. I then talk about the increase in price going from Peacock to ESPN app and how thats a problem. I then go into how I think streaming sports on apps (other than the NFL) won't work out. I talk about the disregard of kayfabe and how I think that has turned a lot of people off. I conclude by talking about how the big names (Seth, Roman, Cody, Punk) don't wrestle except on PLE's and how I disagree with that and compare it to the past</p>
April 30, 2026
Episode 46: Hulk Hogan Doc review
<p>For this episode, I give my thoughts on the Hulk Hogan documentary released on Netflix. I talk about my dislike for documentaries lately. Feel like I didn't learn anything new in this one which is exactly what I expected. Hulk's story has already been well documented and regaled. I talk about the non-stop regaling of WrestleMania 1 and the NWO. I've heard that story a million times already. Also deep dive and break down the portryal of WrestleMania VI match vs. Warrior and WrestleMania IX ending and Bret Hart's commentary. </p>
April 21, 2026
Episode 45: Brief Wrestlemania 42 reaction - Brock retirement, Oba Femi, CM Punk fan interaction
<p>Brief Wrestlemania 42 reaction on 3 different things - My thoughts on Brock retirement, Oba Femi overrated, CM Punk fan interaction</p>
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