The Steve Austin Show

Chris Bell returns to talk about his new documentary "Prescription Thugs," and what it was like making the documentary about prescription pill addiction when he had an addiction problem himself! He talks openly about hitting rock bottom, spending 3 months in rehab, and having part of his own story chronicled in his latest doc. He's also speaking about the death of his older brother, professional wrestler, Mike "Mad Dog" Bell, and what Chris & his younger brother Mark are doing to keep Mad Dog's spirit alive.

Broken Skull Challenge competitor Todd Carroll had a heck of a run on the SkullBuster - a run that ultimately ended in heartbreaking defeat. Todd shares the play-by-play on his strategy as he moved through the course (including his deliberate tumble down Heartbreak Hill, and a killer wrestling match in The Pit), and then details the final few agonizing feet of Ropeburn that basically did him in. He talks preparation, gear, and first-day nerves meeting Steve Austin!

It's round 2 with Steve Austin and Jerry Only of the Misfits! This time it's all about former singer Michael Graves, Jerry taking over the vocal duties, the path forged by the Ramones, the 25th Anniversary featuring Black Flag's Dez Cadena on guitar, the music biz in general and how Jerry & the Misfits have managed to survive and prosper, and new music with new members! Yes, there's some coming, and Jerry shares the deets.

Let's go back to 1999. It's The Rock vs Mankind for the World Championship. DX, Chyna, Ken Shamrock & The Corporation, and the bossman himself, Vince McMahon, are there too. Everything's on the line. It's a battle for the ages... and then the glass breaks! And here comes Stone Cold Steve Austin! You wanna know what it took to make that match, and that Stone Cold "pop" happen? Steve's doing the behind-the-scenes play-by-play on all the action - the bumps, the blind feeds, the rule manipulations, the finishes, and that illustrious "pop" heard 'round the world.

The Misfits lead singer Jerry Only had quite an adventure wrestling for WCW. Hear details of his infamous cage match with Dr. Death, the role Vampiro played in Jerry's pro-wrestling career, and how WCW almost broke up The Misfits! Plus, Jerry's talking about how The Misfits formed, what it was like working with Glenn Danzig & why Glenn ultimately left the band.

Ian Murphy defeated Tommy Hackenbruck to become the reigning champ of the Broken Skull Challenge on CMT! So Steve sat down with Ian to find out how he did it. Hear Ian's competition strategy, his training regimen, and how he approached each obstacle on the Skull Buster! He reveals which was most difficult, and which played right into his skill set. You'll also hear about Ian's wrestling days, why he gave up his MMA fighting career, and how he got into scuba & shooting bows!

Steve and Danny from TheFullPint.com break down craft beers, IPAs, dank brews, hops, aromas, and everything in between! They sip & review and discuss the growing craft beer market, some of their favorite brewers, and why San Diego in particular seems to be such a hot spot. You'll be a beer connoisseur, and possibly a little drunk, by the time you finish this one! Swig of beer for the podcast man!

Ryan Satin, founder of ProWrestlingSheet.com, and former TMZ employee, broke the news about Macho Man Randy Savage's death, TNA Impact's cancellation on Spike TV, and Rey Mysterio being released from WWE. He's also been yelled at by Ultimate Warrior, and is happy that James Storm resigned with TNA! He's sharing all of those stories and more. And then... Steve and Ryan go in-depth on the Netflix series, "Making A Murderer." What does Steve Austin think about Steve Avery & Brendan Dassey's current plight? Find out...

Steve Austin is back at 316 Gimmick Street, and does he have a tale to tell about how he made it back from the BSR to Marina Del Rey, CA! He also has some thoughts on Ted DiBiase, the rumored 2016 Ford Bronco, the Alabama Crimson Tide & Clemson Tigers, and the WWE's camera work. Plus, the latest update on Shona!

The Nature Boy Ric Flair returns to share some great stories about his life-changing moment with Verne Gagne, traveling with Bobby Heenan, his Championship run, dropping $10k on a limousine, "living the gimmick," and creating his signature robes. He also discusses his relationships with Triple H and Vince McMahon, his daughter's current WWE run, surviving a horrific plane crash, and the best advice he ever got from George Scott.

It's a six-shot margarita blowout from the Broken Skull Ranch as Steve Austin and Ted Fowler say "adios" to another deer season! Everything's covered - Steve's recent flat tire experience and Texas road mishaps, Montezuma's revenge, food poisoning vs car sickness, Mexican food, Tinder, "Plenty of Fish," chicks with tattoos, and trim!

Steve Austin (with very little help from Ted Fowler) breaks down his Unforgiven 2001 title match against Kurt Angle. He shares some insightful details and behind-the-scenes stories including whether or not "color" was actually sanctioned or staged in this bout. And then Steve and Teddy answer some of your questions, debate the career of Leonardo DiCaprio, talk a little Star Wars, and share some fitness & diet tips.

Steve Austin and Ted Fowler took time out from BSR chores and deer hunting to answer some of your questions! They cover everything from Steve's personal margarita recipe to gun selection to wild boars and Ted's love life. They also did a little Mona Lisa and LDV research, and share their findings.

Do you wanna know what Steve Austin & Ted Fowler REALLY talk about when the mic's not on? Strap in cause that's exactly what you're about to hear! Mics were rolling as they took a perimeter ride around the Broken Skull Ranch in Steve's '96 Bronco, and this is gonna be one of those conversations they wish they could take back! They spot some deer, talk a little hunting, debate the merits of certain beers, and then you won't believe what comes up! Facials. Moisturizing. The Mona Lisa. Leonardo da Vinci. Gotta hear it to believe it...

Steve Austin and Ted Fowler are shooting the shit about road rage, a certain G.I.A.N.T.'s escape from near-death, Odell Beckham Jr, deer mishaps, rattlesnakes, wild turkey (not THAT kind), and The Royals & "good ole Prince what's his name." They got tips on "regaining your composure," and contemplate the meaning of "deader than Kelsey's nuts." Mix yourself a margarita and join the conversation.

Shawn Michaels is talking about The Kliq - when, why & how it formed, and how X-Pac landed a spot in it so quickly. HBK is also talking about the famous MSG Curtain Call, is relationship with Vince McMahon, the origination of the Superkick, the Montreal Screw Job, Ric Flair, and the one gimmick of his career that he kinda regrets.

Hang onto your hats & glasses cause this here's the wildest ride in the wilderness... but it ain't fittin' for the whole family! Steve & Teddy cover it all from the BSR - liquor laws, broken down broncos, idiot drivers, luxury deer stands, the joys of flying, mud baths, gimmick coffee lingo, losing glasses, find my iPhone, and... "one hot night in Rockport, TX." They're also offering the "Technical Tip Of The Week," and presenting the first-ever "C*!ksucker Of The Week" Award.

Wade Keller of PWTorch.com fame breaks down the WWE "TLC" Pay-Per-View with Steve Austin. Hear their take on the Usos opening match, Lana & Rusev, Ryback, Alberto Del Rio vs Jack Swagger, the 8-man tag team elimination match & why Bubba Ray Dudley was the key to it all, Ric Flair's appearance, Charlotte & Paige, and Sheamus vs Roman Reigns. Steve also has a special shout-out for Triple H & Stephanie McMahon, and a prediction for what might happen at Wrestlemania 32 in Texas.

Steve and Ted Fowler are shooting the shit at the BSR. They cover beards, break-ups (okay, Teddy's recent break-up), Steve's new coffee idea, "Trim" (he'll explain), global warming, a battle with the WASPs, tips for traveling, the advantages of Jack & Dr. Pepper vs Jack & Coke, and New Year's Resolutions. The convo gets heavy for a second when talk turns to terror attacks, the Boston Marathon, and the death penalty.

Lathan McKay is President of Evel Knievel Enterprises, and an avid Knievel memorabilia collector. He describes some of the famous leathers, helmets, and bikes he has, and shares stories about some of Evel's most famous jumps including Snake River Canyon, Caesar's Palace, and Wembley. They also discuss the 1971 "Evel Knievel" movie, the "Being Evel" documentary, and the major motion picture in the works possibly starring Channing Tatum.