For this week's show, the pals take part in the 5th edition of the Grab Bag Music Challenge. MEGAMIXDOTCOM came up with a list of topics, and they each chose songs that fit each one. As always, the music was rad and the discussion was fun.

M9S co-host Sliiiiip is taking a road trip with friend of the show Stu next week, and since he's from England, the fellas wanted to put together a mixtape of Canadian music for the ride. Here is what they came up with.

With one more week until this year's SummerSlam, the M9S crew go back 25 years to SummerSlam 93, featuring THE LEX EXPRESS. And guess what, folks? It's a really bad show. Make sure to listen to the review, though. It's good.

The Sleepover's build to SummerSlam continues with another review of an old WWF show. This week, they cover SummerSlam 1990, which is a pretty hideous show - but there's enough hilarity and historical significance to make it a decent watch.

It's SummerSlam season, so the Sleepover is covering old Slams over the next few weeks. For this week's show, MEGAMIXDOTCOM was on vacation, so friend of the show Stu filled in as a special guest. SummerSlam 2004 was a rotten show that took place in Toronto, and Sliiiiip was there in person, so he has a lot to say about it.

In May 2001, your co-hosts attended the Raw and SmackDown! tapings that took place in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta. On this episode, they talk about SmackDown! and all the shenanigans leading up to the show. But before they get to the review, they make a HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT. For real this time.

In May 2001, the M9S crew attended the Raw and SmackDown! tapings that took place in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta. On this episode, your co-hosts discuss the live episode of Raw, as well as all the craziness leading up to the show.

It's the three year anniversary of the Mezzanine Sleepover, so your co-hosts came up with a brand new idea for the show this week: MUSIC VIDEOS! It's an idea that they came up with just now. Amazing! Also, friend of the show DJ Biff hops on to give his expert opinion, so don't miss it.

On this week's show, your podcasting pals review the second PPV ever produced by the World Wrestling Federation, and it's a bad one. 1985's Wrestling Classic is an absolute disaster of a show - but before they get to the review, Sliiiiip and MEGAMIXDOTCOM get real with their listeners for a few minutes. It gets pretty emotional so don't miss this VERY SPECIAL EPISODE of the Sleepover.

On this week's show, your co-hosts keep it simple. MEGAMIXDOTCOM came up with 14 geographical locations, then he and Sliiiiip each picked music to share from those locations. And yeah, that's about it.