The Steve Austin Show

Teddy Fowler keeps it family-friendly (for as long as he can) on this episode - talking deer hunting, dove hunting, mowing, and life on the BSR. He & Steve also get through the World Series, UFC, and some wrestling stories before Steve has to pull the plug on a count of language! And Kristin Austin lends a hand with an update from the big remodel taking place in Marina Del Rey!

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You wanted it, you got it! Teddy Fowler returns to Unleashed to weigh in on shitty cars, fruit on pizza, PED-taking rats at the BSR, and binge-watching "Narcos" and "Walking Dead." There may also be a couple of challenges in the making - Steve Austin vs Ted Fowler at UFC205 or 206 (or whatever's happening at MSG in December), and Ted Fowler vs snakes. Plus, you'll be the first to hear the details on the Ted Fowler Dating Hotline.

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Steve Austin and his lovely co-host Kristin (aka his "illustrious wife") had quite the experience in the Reno airport! They're sharing that story... and they're answering all sorts of questions about - The Undertaker's cross, Bill Goldberg's return to WWE and Monday Night RAW, fishing, Dustin Rhodes & the Golddust gimmick, growing tomatoes & jalapenos, Donald Trump takin' a stunner, the infamous back hoe cover-up, the Thesz Press, HBK vs AJ Styles, and why pineapple does not belong on pizza!

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Jesse "The Body" Ventura returns to the Steve Austin Show, and this time he's telling stories about working with Vince McMahon Sr, vs Vince McMahon Jr; being in the ring with Chyna; his 2009 return to Monday Night RAW after the big WWE lawsuit; and what happened when he tried to unionize the pro-wrestling biz. He's also dropping some 411 on the legalization of marijuana, why he's such an advocate, and what it took to write his latest book, "The Marijuana Manifesto."

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RVD returns to Steve Austin to finish up the conversation about pro-wrestling and the creative freedom afforded him by ECW, the politics of WWE, his USWA run in '91 with Sabu, and the real story surrounding his decision not to go to Iraq with WWE. He's also making the case to legalize marijuana, sharing some mafia history (a passion), and explaining how he started doing stand-up comedy. And you'll find out if Steve Austin is the proud new owner of a brand new Toyota Prius!

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Jesse Ventura stopped by 316 Gimmick Street, and this is part 1 of an incredibly interesting conversation that starts with dogs and whales, and segues into some amazing pro-wrestling stories! Jesse talks about his first-ever gimmick and first match, explains how he became "Jesse The Body Ventura," why he jumped to WCW, his love of Superstar Billy Graham, and the real reason you've never seen him (and probably never will) as a special guest at Wrestlemania! He also shares the story of his color commentary start, and explains the heat behind the controversy he created during a match with Koco B. Ware.

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Rob Van Dam was The F'ing Whole Show at ECW, and loved the creative freedom the company afforded him. He's talking all about it, and sharing stories from his ECW days - from meeting Sabu to taking and giving shoot chair shots to the role that the city of Brotherly Love (Philadelphia) played in ECW's success. RVD's also talking about his foray into martial arts in highschool, how he got started wrestling, and his introduction to The Sheik and what he picked up working with him. He's also explaining his zen lifestyle, and what it truly means to be a "non-conformist."

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Bull James (formerly known as Bull Demspey at NXT) made his pro-wrestling debut at the age of 17, spent 18 months working with Taz, got schooled in the biz by Matt Borne (aka Doink The Clown), and has some great stories about the one & only, Dusty Rhodes. Bull's also talking about mean streaks & flipping the switch, cutting a good promo, his NXT try out, when he knew his days at WWE were numbered, body types in the squared circle, and some of his own heroes in the biz.

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Steve Austin is answering your questions about "selling on the run," the art of chair throwing, Wrestlemania 17, Mick Foley & Undertaker's infamous "Hell In A Cell" match, the Ric Flair style, Stone Cold Metal & Stone Cold Country, the power of an entrance theme, his own piledriver injury, working with Owen Hart, germophobia in the ring, and Brian Pillman's ECW run. Steve's also talking bow hunting, college football, and Broken Skull Ranch vs Smokin' Skull Ranch.

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The state of the pro-wrestling business is discussed by two of its biggest fans - Steve Austin and Tim Kail from the Work of Wrestling podcast! Do wins & losses really matter or is it the WAY you win or lose that's more important? Can a strategic loss go further for getting someone over than an actual victory? And what about the title belts? What do those mean in today's product? Is the authority heel figure overplayed? Should RAW adopt NXT's clear focus on the reality of wrestling and the characters in the match? And what would ringside interviews do for a three-hour RAW presentation? Are the high-flying, risky moves a distraction now or a necessity since the business is exposed? Has the art of selling truly been lost? And is Roman Reigns' negative reception unfounded? You'll wanna weigh in on all of that... as well as Seth Rollins, John Cena, Braun Strowman, and the complex storytelling that led up to the execution of the Steve Austin - Bret Hart double turn at Wrestlemania 13.

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