One of AEW star Chris Jericho's notable non-wrestling projects has hit a major milestone recently. The update came amid rumors about the veteran's status and future in the Tony Khan-led promotion.Chris Jericho has been involved with All Elite Wrestling since the year of the company's inception, and has consistently served as one of its key on-screen players since then. The Learning Tree has not been featured on the promotion's programming, however, since this past April, after he walked out on his now-former students Big Bill and Bryan Keith on Dynamite.During his ongoing hiatus, rumors started circulating that Jericho's AEW contract might be expiring soon, raising the possibility of his return to WWE. Reports have claimed that the sports entertainment juggernaut has been interested in signing Y2J again, with recent speculations suggesting Jericho could head back to his old stomping ground for a retirement tour and a Hall of Fame induction. The 54-year-old wears a couple of other hats outside of the squared circle, too, including that of a podcast host. That podcast has now reached a major milestone.The official Talk is Jericho Instagram channel announced a few hours ago that the podcast has gathered over two million views on YouTube. The caption of the post states:"🙏🏻Thanks for supporting Talk Is Jericho! Couldn’t hit this milestone without you! 🙌," said the post. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSportskeeda Wrestling congratulates Chris Jericho on this significant accomplishment.AEW's Chris Jericho benefited from WWE Crown Jewel shoutout, claims analystEarlier this month in Perth, Australia, WWE hosted the seventh edition of its Crown Jewel PLE which featured a blockbuster singles bout pitting AJ Styles against John Cena for the very last time before the latter's retirement. Both legends brought the goods against each other, and even paid homage to a slew of past rivals and allies while battling it out. This included Cena at one point locking Styles in the Walls of Jericho, Chris Jericho's signature submission.The Ayatollah of Rock 'N' Rollah was acknowledged even during commentary, which occurred amidst rumors suggesting that Jericho might soon be crossing over from AEW to WWE. Wrestling Observer Radio's Bryan Alvarez voiced the opinion that the Stamford-based company's shoutout to the former AEW World Champion might have financially benefited him, possibly referencing his brand value as his contract supposedly nears its end."They sure [mentioned Chris Jericho’s name at Crown Jewel: Perth]. They for sure talked about–they called it the Walls of Jericho, they said Jericho’s name–that was the one person they had no problem talking about. Chris Jericho. They just made that guy a lot of money." [H/T - ITR Wrestling]It remains to be seen what lies next for Chris Jericho, and if his AEW run is truly over.