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Over/Under is back—and this month, you're getting a double dose! This week, comedian Bobby Easter joins Kyle and Rylan to help sort out who's overrated and underrated across the past, present, and future of stand-up comedy. Strong opinions are voiced, hot takes are flying, and yes—it turned into a long one. Buckle up and enjoy.

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Rylan and Vince welcome the Patron Saint of Podcasting—and all-around smut king—Matt Ridder to the show to break down SummerSlam 2002. This legendary card featured a stacked midcard, Kurt Angle vs. Rey Mysterio in a show-stealing opener, Shawn Michaels' emotional return to the ring after a 4-year hiatus against Triple H, and the iconic passing of the torch as Brock Lesnar took on The Rock. Expect plenty of laughs, left turns, and classic Ridder chaos along the way. Hit play and enjoy the ride.

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Vince and Rylan are joined by special guest Juss from the Getcho! podcast as they continue their Summer of SummerSlam series with another deep dive — this time into SummerSlam 2006.

This stacked card features a brutal I Quit match between Ric Flair and Mick Foley, a WWE Championship showdown between Edge and John Cena at the peak of their rivalry, and what would ultimately be Hulk Hogan’s final singles match in WWE, as he faced off against the young and hungry Randy Orton.

Juss brings his signature energy and insight to the table, making this a must-listen for fans of ruthless aggression-era chaos and unforgettable moments.

And the summer fun isn’t over yet — stick around, because later this month the guys will also be dropping a full review of SummerSlam 2002, one of the most critically acclaimed wrestling pay-per-views of all time.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or just reliving some wrestling nostalgia, this is one series you won’t want to miss.

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Welcome back Wallopers!

this months episode is all about change! Join us as we mourn the loss of Ozzy Osbourne while also looking forward to days ahead.

cheers cold beers!

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Note: This episode was recorded prior to the passing of Hulk Hogan.

This week, with Kyle Joseph away, Rylan welcomes Vince Delgado to the show for a stacked episode covering four of the most talked-about wrestling events of the year.

They kick things off with WWE Evolution 2, the long-awaited sequel to WWE’s groundbreaking all-women’s pay-per-view. Rylan and Vince break down the standout matches, championship moments, and rising stars, while also asking whether WWE is finally committing to consistent representation for its women’s division—or just checking a box.

Next up is AEW All In: Texas, AEW’s latest major stadium show that delivered a high-octane night of action deep in Dallas. From surprise appearances to title shifts and long-term storytelling payoffs, they explore how AEW is evolving its big-show formula and what this event means for their future direction.

The conversation moves to TNA Slammiversary, which continued TNA’s resurgence with a card packed full of hard-hitting action, emotional storytelling, and a few shocking returns. Rylan and Vince dive into which matches delivered, what surprised them, and how the company is carving out its space again in the current wrestling landscape.

Finally, they reflect on WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, which returned to the spotlight in a major way—hosting the final match of Goldberg’s legendary career. The guys relive the emotional highs and physical intensity of the farewell bout, while also discussing Goldberg’s legacy and whether the send-off did him justice.

This is an episode for the hardcore fans and casual watchers alike—thoughtful, passionate, and packed with everything you need to stay in the loop.

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Rylan and Kyle are joined by Wallop Media’s NBA Correspondent, Bash, to catch up on almost everything that’s happened since sports took a summer break. They dive into:

The current F1 season

The NHL Playoffs

The NBA Playoffs

Plus, they break down the state of the Toronto Raptors and hand the mic to Bash for one of the funniest podcast rants ever recorded. Trust us—you don’t want to miss it.

Hit play, give us a like, subscribe, smash that heart—whatever you can do to help support the show. Now hit the lights!

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This month on Wallop Wrecords, Rylan brings the raw, alt-rock energy of Canadian band July Talk to the table with their 2016 album Touch, while Kyle dives deep into his love of jazz, spotlighting Duke Ellington's masterful New Orleans Suite. It’s a clash of genres and generations — but could this be the moment Kyle finally finds common ground with Rylan’s taste? And how does Rylan handle 45 straight minutes of big band jazz? Tune in to find out.

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