The Steve Austin Show

What happens when two WWE Hall of Famers sit down and start shooting the shit? Well lucky for you, recorders were rolling when Stone Cold Steve Austin sat down with Cactus Jack aka Mick Foley at 316 Gimmick Street! You can learn a thing or two about the rasslin' buisness from this one... negotiating pay, taking care of your body, concussions and head trauma, and surviving steel chairs! Don't worry, you'll also be laughing your ass off - loaded boots, loaded Gucci bags, Clash of the Champions, "The Commissioner," and plenty of Vince McMahon impersonations! And the best part?? This is only part 1!

Superstar Bill Dundee is the man who took Steve Austin (when he was rookie Steve Williams) under his wing, taught him psychology and how to work in the ring, and ultimately made a big impact on Steve's career. Hear the stories of their matches, Bill's feud with Jerry Lawler, the Tupelo Concession Stand Brawl, 1983's Loser Leaves Town match, and how Bill Dundee is still able to get in the ring today at the age of 71! Oh, almost forgot - hear the motorcycle music video story too & who Bill was talking about when he said, "if this kid doesn't kill somebody, it'll be a wonder!" Wonder, indeed!

Steve opened the phone lines... and you guys flooded 'em! Undertaker stories, Shawn Michaels stories, cement trucks & Vince McMahon's corvette...Triple H, Bray Wyatt, and Paul Heyman and ECW. You wanted to know and Steve answered UNLEASHED! You'll even get inside scoop on the Broken Skull Challenge, and Steve's thoughts on TNA & the state of pro wrestling today!

Ricky Morton, from Steve's favorite wrestling tag team, Rock 'N' Roll Express, talks about old school kayfabe, Ken Lucas lessons, Jerry Lawler, Ole Anderson, his partner Robert Gibson, ring gear, flea markets, and "the most enjoyable territory" he's ever worked! Plus, the big Midnight Express feud, and Barry Windham road stories!

Former pro-wrestler, powerlifter, and owner of Super Training Gym in Sacramento, CA, Mark Bell joins Steve. He speaks candidly about his own steroid use, his brother pro-wrestler Mike "Mad Dog" Bell's death, the "Bigger, Stronger, Faster" documentary, and how he got into powerlifting. Plus, Mark and Steve share plenty of nutrition, workout, and lifting tips!

It's part 2 of Steve's conversation with former pro-wrestler & UFC Hall of Famer Ken Shamrock... and this time it's about wrestling, fighting, his feud with Dana White, Tito Ortiz, the Gracies, and a few stories about the WWF lockerroom!

Sierra Nevada Torpedo IPA is Steve Austin's favorite beer, so of course he said, "Hell Yeah!" when co-founder & owner Ken Grossman said, "C'mon up to Chico, have some lunch, grab a tour, and pound a few cold ones with me." And you know Steve brought his podcasting equipment with him too. So check out the convo & learn how to brew yourself up your own batch... or the best way to pop the top off a cold Sierra Nevada. Either way... it's the next best thing to being there.

Steve Austin took a road trip to Nevada to sit down with former WWF wrestler and UFC Hall of Famer Ken Shamrock! This is part 1 of their conversation, and it's heavy! All about Ken's childhood living on the streets and in group homes before eventually being adopted by Bob Shamrock! He's open, honest, and candid about what he's been through & where he is now. But don't worry - things lighten up when talk to turns to hobbies and current projects!

The Tommy Dreamer is back! This time - why he left WWE, how he became "The Innovator of Violence," tag teaming with Terry Funk, drinking human blood, his feud with Dixie Carter, Sandman's OD, the House of Hardcore, and his one big regret.

What's it like backstage at WWE on a TV taping day? Where did the Smoking Skull version of the WWE title belt come from? And who the heck is Auto Von Ruthless? Ask Steve. He'll tell ya!