Kilmer tapes a 40 oz Budweiser to his hand. Chug buds are finally on sale. Foley rejoins the gang, as the three discuss Christmas lists, peaks of their decade, and tour clips from Fargo, North Dakota. 

This week, Mike sits down to have a one on one conversation with Evan Eckenrode, who is also known as the famous viral internet star Dwarf Mamba. You will find Eckenrode has had a unique journey to fame, first starting out making comedic Vines that mainly highlighted the challenges he faces with dwarfism.

Mike recounts the past week touring with Post Malone and playing beer pong games with $50,000 dollars at stake. We then dive in on the new Tesla Cyber truck, the NBA's schedule and playoff format changes, and open up the Steve Hotline to fans. 

Mike sits down with Rob Mac, long time trainer who has worked with NBA's best, including Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, Kevin Love, and more. Oh yeah, and they're both from Cranston, Rhode Island.

Mike’s back from his trip to Dallas, and he’s got stories to tell. There’s Posty Fest, the Dallas Mavs game, and many, many beer bong races.

However, this won’t just be a show of locker room talk (even though those are always certified gold), we’re also opening back up the Steve Hotline. This podcast is about life, and understanding there is only one absolute when we think about what the future holds: ya neva know, eva.

If you’re a Steve, then this week’s guest needs no introduction. Brendan Schaub is sitting down this week to talk shop with Mike. You’ll find Schaub doesn’t listen to the noise of the outside world. When he sets his mind to something, he makes sure he sees it all the way through. Schaub’s had his hangups, just like Mike and everyone else, but he has continued on the path to success by knowing how to bounce back. All in all, Schaub doesn’t look back. He looks forward.

He's been nicknamed "the Lebron of baseball". And, for good reason. Greene signed a professional contract in 2017 with the Reds at the signing deadline, forgoing his commitment to UCLA, for a $7.23 million signing bonus, the largest bonus given out during the slotting system that began in 2012, and the largest bonus since Gerrit Cole received an $8 million bonus in 2011. 

If you didn't grow up watching The Sandlot, then you're not an American. From kissing Wendy Peffercorn at the neighborhood pool to drinking ice cold Bud Lights on our couch, Squints dropped by and chopped it up with us at the Stevenson Ranch for an afternoon of nostalgia and super strong weed.