With the Juno Awards coming up in March, the M9S crew decided to go back and talk about the worst songs to every win Canada's biggest music honour. As always, they picked 15 songs each, and it was a lot of fun to discuss. Apologies for some significant sound quality issues with this episode, but remember that you're getting this shit for free.

In 1986, the WWF ran a glorified house show at the CNE in Toronto in front of 65,000 fans. The show was terrible, and the M9S crew watched and reviewed it so that you never, ever have to.

In 1992, the World Wrestling Federation taped three episodes of their WWF Superstars television show at the Winnipeg Arena, and MEGAMIXDOTCOM was in attendance. 27 years later, the M9S pals have decided to review all three shows.

It's Royal Rumble season so the pals (along with the legendary Stu) go back and review a classic show - the Word Wrestling Federation's Royal Rumble 1991 - which took place smack dab in the middle of Operation Desert Storm and features a heavy dose of action, excitement and American jingoism.

The M9S crew holds their third induction ceremony into their fictional Hall Of Fame. This special show includes new inductees, new categories and a whole lot of fun!

It's Xmas Eve, and what better way to spend it than with your pals Sliiiiip and MEGAMIXDOTCOM as they run down their favourite songs of 2018? The fourth installment of this yearly Sleepover tradition is chock full of swanky tunes and cracking wise, so don't miss it!

On this week's show, the pals are joined by Stu to review some matches from NXT, a fantastic promotion that MEGAMIXDOTCOM does not follow. Will this sampler of classic NXT bouts make him a fan? Listen and find out!

It's Halloween, and it appears the Sleepover has started a tradition of celebrating the holiday with a review of one of WCW's Halloween Havoc shows. This year they picked a doozy, as they go back to 1999 and review what really is a terrible show, with horrible booking from the one and only Vince Russo.

On this week's cast, the Sleepover crew breaks down Solo, the latest of the Star Wars flicks. They actually manage to keep the episode to well under 2 hours, which is a first for an M9S Star Wars episode.

The fellas have been away for a few weeks, but they had two good excuses. First, they launched a new podcast called Albums Are Dead. Second, they were in Chicago a few weeks ago to see All In, the largest indie wrestling show to take place in the US in 25 years, and it was fantastic! Their pal Stu also made the trip, and he joins the crew to discuss the show and the entire weekend.