On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, it's time for a little therapy session for WWE fans as Dylan gives some filthy casual advice that Triple H, Ari Emanuel, Nick Khan, and all of WWE and TKO can take to improve the current WWE product following WrestleMania 42. From poor creative and repetitive television to roster usage and continued lack of domestic house shows, we dive through it all as we look to provide some fixes, and whether if WWE and TKO are worth fixing at all, one week removed from the latest messy WrestleMania season.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan reviews WrestleMania 42. WWE ran it back in the Sin City of Las Vegas, Nevada for the latest edition of the Grandest Stage of Them All. However, the road to this one was once again panned due to very poor creative writing, high ticket prices, interference from TKO executives in the WWE Title storyline, and the show being moved from the original location of New Orleans, Louisiana.

Dylan looks at whether WWE was able to reverse course on their bad build and make for a solid weekend, or if WrestleMania 42 went for the 3-peat of bad Show of Shows in Las Vegas.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, the "Retro Road to WrestleMania" ends here as we travel to three (yes, three) places for the price of one review of WrestleMania 2! A year removed from the inaugural and successful Grandest Stage of Them All, Vince McMahon looked to go even bolder for the second supercard event by hosting it in THREE cities. While it sounded like a fine idea on paper, little did he know that it would be a disaster waiting to happen.Dylan dives deep into this 3-in-1 filling of a show and, even as a very late blooming wrestling fan, why this particular WrestleMania was very bad all-around.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna, the "Retro Road to WrestleMania" hits the BIG TIME for a trip to the Windy City for WrestleMania 22. An often overlooked edition was driven by a card with clear-cut storylines that featured two star-studded world title matches, a chaotic Hardcore match, a Women's Title feud that really hooked fans, and so much more. All involved hoped to pay their stories off in front of a rowdy Allstate Arena.Dylan dives deeper into his childhood for the first-ever WrestleMania that he experienced 20 years ago in this retro review!

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna, the "Retro Road to WrestleMania" continues with a trip back to April 3, 2011 for WrestleMania 27. The 27th annual Grandest Stage of Them All featured the return of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for the first time since 2004 as its host (and much more). However, this edition has been considered by many as one of the worst in its history for a variety of reasons. Dylan dives deep into why that could be the case and why he also may agree with that statement, in this retro review of WrestleMania 27 in the now-demolished Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia!

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna, Dylan kicks off another "Retro Road to WrestleMania" by looking at WrestleMania 17 aka WrestleMania X-Seven. Many fans and media outlets consider this WrestleMania the best one ever and as the greatest pro wrestling PPV overall. This card featured an all-star headliner with The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin, and an overall roster still in their prime during the WWE's hottest period. Let's dive deep into The Old Icebox and discuss more on whether the GOAT status of WrestleMania 17 holds true.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, it's another new year yes it is! At least for the NFL because another new league year is officially here, and that the road to the 2026 regular season begins, starting with free agency. Dylan gives his filthy casual takes on the biggest moves and trades, as well as the lack thereof and failed ones, around the league and the very early winners and losers of the true start of the 2025 offseason.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan wraps up the 2025 NFL Season Team Recaps series with his reviews of the final seven playoff teams. In a wide open home stretch, the Seattle Seahawks proved to stand tall in dominant fashion and now look to start building for their upcoming title defense next fall. Dylan also discusses the offseason needs of improvement for the six other playoff teams that fell short of a Super Bowl and what they must do (if they can) to reach the point of the Big Game next season.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, the 2025 NFL Season Team Recaps series continues with Part 4, as we showcase the six one-and-done playoff teams from this past year and what they must do to improve for a much better postseason run next season.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, the 2025 NFL Season Team Recaps series continues, with Part 3 featuring three teams with playoff aspirations and the other three with QB uncertainty heading into this past season. What did they have in common by season's end? A good start that finished in a collapse or a bad start with a strong finish, or somewhere in between.

Dylan reviews all six teams and why each of their seasons was one of middling disappointment, before looking at what'll be an important offseason for all of them.