The Steve Austin Show

Podcast host, Sirius/XM radio personality, and die-hard wrestling fan, Sam Roberts brings "What's the happs?" to 316 Gimmick Street! He and Steve talk favorite wrestlers & matches, Sting's future, the A-level talent at NXT, Kurt Angle, Monday Night RAW. Bret Hart, The Undertaker, Bray Wyatt (the heel?), & Kevin Owens. You'll also hear a little Star Trek talk, and a rundown of the limited (and mostly fast food) "fuel" Sam will feed his body.

Steve and Josh Barnett talk about who's tougher- UFC fighters or Pro Wrestlers. Then they go down the list of top 10 UFC studs. (Part 2 of 2)

Josh Barnett talks about his UFC and Pro Wrestling adventures...plus what's got him motivated for the upcoming UFC 164 in Milwaukee. Part 1 of 2!

Steve and Michael take a trip down memory lane on this amazing episode. Michael talks about his time in the business, his wild times and the state of the business today!

Comedian and actor Will Sasso aka Curly from "The Three Stooges" does his best impersonations and shares some stories from the set with Steve on this episode of the show!

Steve returns from his BSR trip with entertaining road stories and the tale of his shotgun battle with a woodpecker.

Y2J finally comes to 317 Gimmick Street as Steve welcomes Chris Jericho to the podcast! Join Chris and Steve for a diverse discussion about rock bands, Chris's wrestling origins in Canada, podcasting adventures and, of course, lots of pro wrestling.

Trish Stratus, sexy 7 time WWE Women's Champion, joins Steve to talk some hogwash, then delve into her early life, pro wrestling, and her current doings at www.trishstratus.com.

Bill Dundee is a Memphis wrestling legend and one of the early influential figures in Steve's pro wrestling career. Join Steve and Bill as they talk about Bill's decades-long feud with Jerry Lawler, becoming the "Superstar," the origins of the Thesz Press, having a big house in Memphis, territory stories and the epic Tupelo Concession Stand Brawl of 1979!

Legendary Wrestling Announcer and good friend Jim Ross joins Steve in part two of a two episode look at the crazy world behind the square circle.

Legendary Wrestling Announcer and good friend Jim Ross joins Steve in part one of a two part look at the crazy world behind the square circle.

It's part 2 of Steve Austin's conversation with WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt! And this time you'll hear the story of Sister Abigail & the origins of that finishing move. You'll also hear about the match that Bray Wyatt learned the most from, get a glimpse at his relationship with his pro wrestler brother Bo Dallas, find out how Bray spends his time when he's not in the ring, and discover the one thing you'll never catch Bray doing! Plus, Ted Fowler interviews our favorite Global Icon And National Treasure about the business of pro wrestling! Betcha learn something about Steve Austin himself that you didn't know before!

WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt has plenty to say about being a 3rd generation wrestler, the evolution of his character, the advice he got from Freddie Prinze Jr, how he found his theme music & character name, how Axel Mulligan fits into it all, and the role Rage Against The Machine & Slipknot played in his career. Plus, Bray talks Dusty Rhodes, Undertaker, Arn Anderson, and Jake "The Snake" Roberts. AND THIS IS ONLY PART 1!

Steve’s back from Texas to catch up with Ken Anderson - formerly Mr. Kennedy in the WWE - to talk about Ken’s pro wrestling school, The Academy, which he runs with Shawn Daivari and Molly Holly in Minnesota. Join us as Ken and Steve break down the finer points of pro wrestling training, managing career expectations, what happened with Ken’s run in the WWE as well as his time in TNA, Ken’s battle with painkiller abuse and how he won that battle, and the perils of wearing body jewelry in the ring.

On today's SAS CLASSIC, we take it all the way back to Episode #10, Wrestling legend Kevin Nash joins Steve for part one of a look behind the scenes of his career.

Stone Cold Steve Austin is tellin' tall tales and weavin' yarns...and making chicken salad out of chicken shit! And this is some seriously funny chicken salad! Jerry Lawler, Brock Lesnar, The Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria, and Spanx for men! The story of the scuba-diving, whale-saving hero; extraordinary one-arm bench presses, and... they're "pictures of myself BY myself" they ain't no damn selfies!

Steve along with his wife Kristin talk about a fun mini-vacation they had out in Mammoth Lakes, California, filled with beautiful scenery, interesting folks and pastrami sandwiches. On the back half of the show, Steve answers YOUR questions about the Keto Diet!

Phil Keoghan returns to talk about The Amazing Race! Find out how he got the gig, what other reality show host was up for it too, and what it really takes to film the incredible race around the world. Phils also talking about his bungee jumping world record, the Nude Awakenings TV show he hosted and how that may have indirectly inspired the Austin Powers movies, and the scuba diving accident that nearly took his life when he was 19. Plus, Phil reveals some of the crazier items on his bucket list, and gives a little 411 on his new Smithsonian Channel series, Flying High.

Phil Keoghan is host of TV's "Amazing Race," and he's also put together an incredible documentary about the 1928 Tour de France. The doc is called Le Ride, and Phil and his buddy Ben rode the 3,300+ mile course on bicycles from that time. They filmed their race, and are now sharing their story. Phil talks about the search to find the bikes, plotting and recreating the original course to the best of their ability, and why the 1928 race was so important to document. He talks about nutrition and training back then compared to what he & Ben did today, the conditions of the road now vs 1928, the gear, and the support team now vs then. He also recounts the mental and physical strain of riding 150 miles a day for 26 straight days. It's a fascinating, nearly unbelievable journey, and a must-listen!

3 And Twenty return for another hang and jam session! This time you'll hear some of the ATL music that influenced them (and it ain't country). Plus, you'll hear Steve Austin bust out a little of his own musical knowledge - strings, guitars, playing styles and picking!