The Steve Austin Show

RIP WWE legend Chyna, music icon Prince, and one of the greatest guitarists to ever play the instrument, Lonnie Mack. Steve shares some personal stories about Chyna, and then answers your wrestling questions. He's talking Roman Reigns, Bray Wyatt, Dusty Rhodes, and the great gift he got from Vince McMahon.

David Walker, the "Walker" in Firestone Walker Brewing Company sat down with Steve to talk about the artistry of beer making, hops, naming brews, "beer enemies," the craft brew scene in general, and how a guy from a small village in South West England found his way to California and the craft beer business.

Easton Corbin, one of Steve's favorite country singers, rolled through LA and found himself tossing back a cold one at 316 Gimmick Street. He's talking musical heroes, life on the road, calling audibles onstage, and why he won't be caught dead in skinny jeans. Easton's an avid hunter too, and shares a few deer stories of his own. Plus, you'll find out why he hasn't washed his truck in over 2 years, and if you listen real carefully, you might even hear he and Steve sing a song or two.

Now that everybody's had some time to process Wrestlemania 32, Court Bauer of MLW Radio returns to discuss the various match outcomes with Steve Austin. What does AJ Styles' future really hold against Roman Reigns, and is Roman's new identity as "THE guy" really gonna help him now? Is WWE looking to cash in on turning Bray Wyatt babyface? And what is Wade Barrett planning once he departs WWE? Plus, hear their opinions on Sasha Banks, the announcers, Dean Ambrose, and what was missing from Shane-O-Mac's loss to The Undertaker.

Enzo Amore and Big Cass return to the Steve Austin Show with road stories, Kevin Owens stories, and plenty of singing! Yeah... singing. Enzo's telling shoot & work tales about his wheelchair, his previous career as an East Coast DJ, why he's drinking merlot these days, and what he was doing with the Kardashians this past weekend. And Big Cass shares his philosophy on social media, whiskey, and why Enzo's injury was the best thing that ever happened to Big Cass.

Enzo Amore, a certified G and bonafide stud & you can't teach that, and Big Cass, he's 7-foot tall and you can't teach that, ain't bringing no "s-a-w-f-t" to this podcast! But they are bringing plenty of stories about how they met and became tag partners, the NXT Performance Center, what they learned from Triple H, their definition of a "hot tag" and what it means to "work," what Dusty Rhodes did for their careers, and their rivalry with Dash & Dawson. You'll also hear about Enzo's short-lived college football career, and why Big Cass ditched medical school to attend Johnny Rodz wrestling school.

Mick Foley returns and this time it's all about the legend of Cactus Jack, getting his head around the Mankind character, how The Undertaker changed Mick's whole life in a single night, and the roles that Bruiser Brody & the Dynamite Kid played in Mick's career. Mick's also breaking down his infamous "Hell In A Cell" match vs The Undertaker, the backstage promo he cut in 2014 with Dean Ambrose, and why one of his kids was almost named Stan or Hansen.

Big Show and Steve Austin are at it again, and this time, they ain't gotta worry about the language! They cracked open a couple of cold Broken Skull IPAs at the Fairmont in Dallas, Texas, and shot the shit on Wrestlemania 32, all the injuries plaguing the WWE & why that's NOT a problem come Sunday, John Cena, the NXT Movement, three hours of RAW, why there are no true heels in the business anymore, Big Show's trouble with suits & ties, the "Shine, Heat, Comeback, Finish" psychology, Donald Trump, iPhones, and a little Jack Daniels history.

Sean X-Pac Waltman returns to do a preview of Wrestlmania 32 with Steve. Hear their thoughts on The Undertaker vs Shane-O-Mac, Triple H vs Roman Reigns, Chris Jericho vs AJ Styles, and whether or not they ever experienced "nerves" before their own Wrestlemania matches. X-Pac is also telling the story behind his shaved eyebrows, his own backyard wrestling ring, skydiving with Medusa and Shane-O-Mac, and why pom-poms aren't good in-ring props. And for anyone keeping score at home... this makes podcast #2 that is completely profanity free from X-Pac and Steve! Folks, we have ourselves a world record in addition to a small miracle!

The Freebirds are going into the WWE Hall of Fame during Wrestlemania weekend, and no one has better Freebirds stories than Diamond Dallas Page! He's sharing some of his favorites with Steve. Plus, Ted Fowler returns with drunken tales from a Mexican jail, what it means to "throw some leg," the best way to combat chiggers, and his love-hate (but mostly love) relationship with golf.

Former Navy SEAL, and host of the "Unbeatable Mind" podcast, Mark Divine, gives an inside look at what it takes to make it through SEAL training, and why some premiere athletes don't. He's also talking about the SEALFit program he created and adapted to train both potential SEALs and civilians, and how it differs from crossfit. He's got stories about his own time in BUD/S, hell week, being "Honor Man," the power of "team," and why mental and emotional toughness and preparedness might be more important that physical training when it comes to SEAL success. He's also sharing tips straight out of his "Unbeatable Mind" program that you can apply to your daily life to make you more focused, efficient, and ultimately more successful at whatever task at hand.

Steve Austin & Ted Fowler poured a couple of jack & cokes & hit the record button on the ZoomH4N down at the Broken Skull Ranch, and this is what resulted - the merits of wearing helmets on motorcycles and hard hats at job sites; the status of Al E. Gator at Tombstone Lake; why it's bad to submerge your iPhone in lake water; Fabio; the only reason you'd ever need to order custom Chuck Taylors; Teddy's new nickname (#LILT); and a breakdown of Holly Holm's surprising loss to Miesha Tate and what it means for Ronda Rousey.

Two-time NBA All-Star and current LA Lakers center, Roy Hibbert, loves the WWE, MMA, and reality TV shows! He's a graduate of Georgetown University, a newly-minted LA local, and says he's not good at "trash talkin'" on the court! But he's calling out those who are! And he's giving an inside look at life in the NBA - from the specially-outfitted planes for the players to how he spends his NBA salary to working out with the great Tim Duncan to being star-struck by Lebron James! Roy's sharing workout and nutrition tips, and explaining why naps on game days are important! You'll also hear the story behind his $75k fine, his visit with a sports psychologist, and how he deals with the camera crews following the Lakers 24/7 for Kobe Bryant's final season!

It's part 2 with Vince Russo who's not shy about expressing his thoughts on what's wrong with today's pro-wrestling product! But don't worry, he's got equally strong opinions on how to fix it! Plus, he shares his take on the plight of Roman Reigns, why concussions have become such an issue, and how come finishes like the DDT are getting lost in the squared circle. You'll also hear the details on why Vince Russo was fired for a second time at WWE back in 2002, what effect he thinks the MMA is having on the pro-wrestling audience, and just how out of touch Vince McMahon may be with the fans.

Paul Lazenby is Steve Austin's movie stunt double, and returns to the podcast to explain why he shaved off his goatee! Okay, that's not the only reason! Paul's got a new book out, "When We Were Bouncers: Famous Actors, Athletes, and others Tell Insane Stories Of Their Days Behind The Velvet Rope." Everyone from Diamond Dallas Page to Samoa Joe to Bas Rutten to Renzo Gracie sat down with Paul & shared some wild stories from their days as club bouncers. You'll hear about the crazy fights, Paul's "Mad Dog Look," hyper-vigilance, how to protect yourself from a head-butt, and the 3 qualities needed to be a bouncer. Paul and Steve also tell some movie set stories, and offer up a sneak peek at who may be starring in "Titanic 2." It's not Leonardo DiCaprio, and it's called method acting, people!

Vince Russo is weighing in on the return of Shane-O-Mac to WWE - what he liked about it, what he did not, and what he would change if he could. He also has plenty of thoughts on character development, the art and importance of a good vignette, and what he feels is the biggest mistake that WWE is making right now. He's also got details on his latest endeavor, vincerussobrand.com, and a legit offer for Mr. Vince McMahon!

"30 Minutes of pure solid gold." That's what Steve Austin and MLW Radio's Court Bauer think about the opening of this week's Monday Night RAW, and they're gonna put their money where their mouths are, and back up that incredible claim! It's a play-by-play breakdown of Brock Lesnar's nasty attack on Dean Ambrose that ended up with Ambrose in an ambulance. It's a deep dive analysis of the surprise return of Shane-O Mac and the less-than-amicable reunion with his CEO father, and superstar sister, and what Shane-O's WM match with The Undertaker could mean for the future of WWE. It's a detailed dissection of the great promos cut by the one & only Paul Heyman, and what makes it so potentially devastating for Dean Ambrose. It's some serious armchair booking for Wrestlemania 32 in Texas. And it's 80-minutes of pure podcast gold from the award-winning podcast that ain't never won no award.

Wade Keller is back to dissect the Fastlane PPV with Steve, and there seems to be a theme to this one, but not necessarily one that WWE was going for... can you say #NoSell? What about #CuriousFinish? Or maybe #QuestionableFiller? How 'bout a plain ole #WTF? There were some high notes too, a favorite match, some damn fine mic work, and a definite #POP in the building. But who are all the favorable comments for? Dean Ambrose? Roman Reigns? Chris Jericho? Brock Lesnar? The Wyatt Family? Edge and Christian? Sasha Banks? Charlotte and Ric Flair? Golddust and R Truth? Give a listen and find out!

Big Show is telling some tall tales on the Stone Cold podcast... about the Monday Night Wars, the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, Floyd Mayweather, meeting Hulk Hogan, leaving WCW, and his current run at WWE. He's also doing his best impersonations of Hulk Hogan and Dusty Rhodes, speaking candidly about his relationship with Vince McMahon, explaining why Triple H wants no association with or credit for Big Show's success in the squared circle, answering honestly about retirement, and doling out a little advice to all the aspiring pro-wrestlers out there.

Wade Keller returns to talk about Daniel Bryan's retirement, Titus O'Neil's suspension and whether or not race had anything to do with the decision, the debut & subsequent booking of AJ Styles, and all the injuries that have decimated the WWE lineup, and what it means for the road to Wrestlemania 32 in Texas. Who will take on Triple H? Will it be Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose or Brock Lesnar? And what about The Undertaker? What does The Rock's return mean for Roman, and how should Kevin Owens be utilized? And then there's the whole question of "Baywatch" and someone falling off a surfboard, and being eaten by a Great White shark... what?!?