RJ Bell's Dream Preview

Steve's on the set of the Broken Skull Challenge, filming season 4, and if you want to know what goes into creating the toughest competition show on TV - then listen closely as BSC's Supervising Producer of Challenges, Alan Bishop, fills you on how it works! He's also talking about his background as an expedition trip leader, his own cross fit and training story, and how he kicked drugs and alcohol to get his life on track. He and Steve have some great work out and healthy eating tips, and a few words of motivation to keep you on your game plan.

Missy Hyatt and her loaded Gucci bag are raisin' hell on Steve Austin Unleashed! She's got stories about working with Sunshine at WCCW, taking shoot beatings from Dark Journey, the disaster that was the short-lived "Missy's Manor" at WWE, how she and Eddie Gilbert ended up at WCW, and why Eric Bischoff opted not to renew her contract. She's also talking about her time at UWF, working for Jim Crockett, and the best advice she got from the great Dusty Rhodes.

The story of how they met... and loads of other bullshit as @TedFowler361 returns to Unleashed for a convo about pro-wrestling in the mid-80s, mid-90s, and the Attitude Era. They're talking Ric Flair, the Freebirds, Trish Stratus, and War Games '92. They're also discussing the quick-fix for Steve's Olecranon Bursitis (that big golfball looking thing on his left arm), hunting shows on TV, mowing at the ranch, and crumpets (WTF?). And they're answering your questions!

He's a living legend who's done it all, seen it all, invented most of it, and still has plenty of tricks up his sleeve! Pat Patterson sits down with Steve to talk Roy Shire, Eddie Graham, Vince McMahon Sr and Jr, the Royal Rumble, Killer Kowalski, Mad Dog Vachon, and of course his new book, "Accepted."

Mark Bell of the Super Training Gym is going for a 600-pound bench attempt this November, and explains how and why he's taking on the challenge. He's also discussing his training routine, his nutrition plan, and the new female trend in power lifting. He's got lifting tips, thoughts on doping and designer drugs, and the secret to gaining weight quickly when needed. Plus, he's weighing in on Crossfit, and Brock Lesnar's controversial UFC bout.

Sean "XPac" Waltman and Steve Austin are doing it Unleashed this time! No holds barred & no four-letter word restrictions! They're having a very frank discussion about doping in professional sports, XPac's new podcast on the AfterBuzz Network, and the shocking death of Chyna. XPac and Chyna dated for four years, and he's talking about all of their ups & downs - from the drugs and the sex tape to some of her incredible matches both at WWE and in Japan... and they both have plenty of thoughts as to whether Chyna should be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.

CT Fletcher is one bad-ass MoFo, and he's taking on Steve Austin! They're talking shit, and cutting promos on each other... and throwing down one serious challenge to a certain head honcho at WWE! They're also talking classic Corvettes, the 10 Commandments Of Muscle Growth, movie making & filming fight scenes, a little nutrition, and what happens when you try to show off for one hot girl at an arm curl competition!

Bill Burr flies helicopters. For real. And he's telling Steve all about it - why he wanted to, how he learned, where and when he practices, and if he's ever had any close calls! He's also giving an inside look at the writer's room of his Netflix show, "F Is For Family," what it's like working with Vince Vaughan (the producer backing the show), why he relates to crying babies on planes, when he stopped working clean, and if there's really such a thing as "extra bits" in stand-up.

Bill Burr is one of the funniest comics working today, but as you'll hear straight from his mouth, his was no overnight success! He talks about how he got his start, his early days doing open mics, the good and bad gigs, and his big break. He and Steve also discuss the parallels between the pro-wrestling and comedy biz - road travel, paying your dues, and working the crowd. And Bill is a huge wrestling fan (thanks to friend, the late, great Patrice O'Neal), and has a couple of his own Hulk Hogan stories to share.

Vampiro digs mid-90s Japanese wrestling, getting new guys over, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Krav Maga (not necessarily in that order). He's got great stories about "calling it in the ring," what it means to be fired up, and the lost art of selling. He's also talking about the great Lucha Underground vignettes, the Will Ospreay vs Ricochet match, and his own legendary bout with Pentagon, Jr. And he thinks season 3 of Lucha is so good, he's not sure WTF they're gonna do for season 4!