In this wrestling-heavy edition of Carved in Stone, host Shawn Chabam heads back to the WWE’s Golden Era — a time when larger-than-life personalities, unforgettable storylines, and packed arenas defined professional wrestling. Covering roughly 1987 to 1994, Shawn evaluates the stars who dominated the ring, ruled the microphone, and left an indelible mark on sports entertainment. From technical masters and high-flyers to charismatic powerhouses, every candidate for this Mount Rushmore of Golden Era WWE brings a different kind of greatness. Expect in-depth discussion of legendary rivalries, iconic WrestleMania moments, memorable title reigns, and the wrestlers who shaped an era. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just revisiting the glory days of the WWE, this is a deep dive into wrestling history you won’t want to miss.This podcast is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by WWE or any of its properties. All names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only.

Shawn Chabam reveals why this massive WWE superstar just wasn't cut out for his Mount Rushmore of WWE stars.Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits.Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments.

In this special midweek (5.5) episode of Carved in Stone, Shawn Chabam steps away from the Mount Rushmore rankings to talk Philly sports, mental health in athletics, and an unforgettable sports weekend. From the Philadelphia Union’s commanding playoff win and the empathy moment that followed, to the Flyers’ tough night against the Maple Leafs, and one of the wildest World Series Game 7s in years — Shawn gives his unfiltered take with his trademark humor, honesty, and heart.Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits.Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments.

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Shawn Chabam explains why you shouldn't expect to see some of the biggest names atop his Mount Rushmore and goes over the time he was watching.Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits.Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments. This podcast is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by WWE or any of its properties. All names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only.

In this Halloween-themed episode of Carved in Stone, Shawn Chabam reveals his Mount Rushmore of “Halloween” movies from the legendary Michael Myers franchise. Shawn breaks down why these four films make the cut. He also shares his thoughts on fan favorites that fell just short.

CORRECTION at 7:51 — There is no "Halloween (2008)" — the film referenced at this point is "Halloween II (2009)."

Whether you’re a lifelong Michael Myers fan, a horror movie buff, or just looking for the best Halloween films to watch this spooky season, this episode dives deep into the scares, suspense, and unforgettable moments that make these slasher classics stand out. Spoiler alert — episode includes key plot points, character arcs, and franchise continuity changes that shaped the Halloween universe.

Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits. Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments.

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One "Halloween" film stands out from the others, but not in a good way.

Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits.Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments.

In this off-schedule edition of Carved in Stone, Episode 4.5, Shawn Chabam takes a deep dive into the 2025 postseason collapse of the Philadelphia Phillies alongside his friend and special guest, Matt Miles. With his insider knowledge from working with the Phillies' Triple-A affiliate, the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs, Matt reveals exclusive behind-the-scenes insights about professional baseball and what’s on the horizon for the Phillies this offseason!

*NOTE: This was filmed before reports surfaced that Rob Thomson will return as Phillies' manager in 2026.

Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits.Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments.

Subscribe to the YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@ShawnChabam?sub_confirmation=1

There WILL be spoilers on the special Halloween edition of Carved in Stone.Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits.Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments.

Marty McFly guest hosts Caved in Stone?!?!?Carved in Stone is where pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and quirky debates collide. Each episode, host Shawn Chabam builds a Mount Rushmore of a specific topic — ranking the top four icons, moments, or underdogs in a way that’s fun, opinionated, and sometimes hilariously unexpected. From classic rock bands to pro wrestling jobbers, legendary athletes to cult TV shows, coins, and princesses, nothing is off limits.Expect passionate discussions, deep-cut references, and the perfect mix of facts, humor, and strong opinions. Whether you love NFL history, 80s and 90s nostalgia, music legends, wrestling trivia, or weird “only on this channel” lists, Carved in Stone delivers unique rankings that will have you debating in the comments.

In this offbeat installment of Carved in Stone, host Shawn Chabam swaps sports for spare change as he builds his Mount Rushmore of U.S. state quarters. Released between 1999 and 2008, the 50 State Quarters Program gave each state a chance to showcase its history, culture, and landmarks on the back of a coin. Shawn takes you year-by-year through the designs, noting the standouts, close calls, and missed opportunities — from striking historical scenes to quirky imagery that might make you look twice. With humor, personal asides, and a few unexpected picks, this episode celebrates the artistry and creativity behind one of the most popular U.S. coin collections ever minted. Whether you’re a numismatics enthusiast, a casual coin admirer, or just someone who appreciates a good design debate, this is one Mount Rushmore list you won’t see coming.