The Steve Austin Show

Steve keeps it going this week with author and ultra distance runner David Clark as David discusses the finer points of competitive distance running, how to keep your energy (and sanity) in check during the most grueling of races as well as David's MMA training experience and why he would favor forty-five minute rounds. Check out David's book, OUT THERE: A STORY OF ULTRA RECOVERY, available on Amazon and Audible.

On today's podcast, Steve sits down with David Clark, author of OUT THERE: A STORY OF ULTRA RECOVERY. David is a recovering alcoholic who struggled with addiction and obesity. Through strict dieting and a dedicating himself to a positive and constructive mindset, David was able to get clean, get healthy and redefine himself as a world-class distance runner. Join us this week for this amazing story of perseverance.

Steve sits down with his wife Kristin to work out some grievances about living in Los Angeles. Join us this week on UNLEASHED for tales about the perils of riding a bicycle, getting prepped for earthquakes, stocking up on whiskey, having furniture delivered and how to deal with a hyperactive dog while exercising.

Lacey Von Erich, daughter of "The Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich, joins Steve this week at 317 Gimmick Street for a look back at the illustrious yet tragic history of the Von Erich family in World Class Championship Wrestling. Lacey shares stories of growing up in a family synonymous with pro wrestling dominance as well as her own entry into the business including her time in WWE developmental, Wrestlelicious and TNA. Lacey also recalls fond memories of the Dallas Sportatorium, working with Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair in Australia and her relationship with her uncle Kevin Von Erich.

Former Ohio Valley Wrestling manager - and author - "Starmaker" Kenny Bolin joins Steve on Unleashed this week to discuss his experiences working in OVW with nascent talents such as John Cena, Mark Henry and Rico Constantino. Kenny and Steve also recall and revel in the greatness of Memphis wrestling as Kenny speaks about his decades-long friendships with Jerry "The King" Lawler and Jim Cornette as well as memories of such greats as Bill Dundee, Dutch Mantel and "Dr. D." David Schultz!

WWE superstar and 205 LIVE's The Brian Kendrick joins Steve at 317 Gimmick Street to watch and discuss - in real time - one of the greatest matches of all-time: Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship at Chi-Town Rumble 89. Listen in as Steve and Brian break down the intricacies and marvel at the genius actions of two of the greatest pro wrestlers in history as they compete for Ten Pounds of Gold. If you dig what you heard here, let Steve know on Twitter or at questions@steveaustinshow.com!

Wrestling promoter and podcast impresario Court Bauer joins Steve on Unleashed this week to discuss some of the recent events in wrestling including the Sexy Star / TripleMania incident, the build to WWEs No Mercy and the rise of Braun Strowman, what's next for Brock Lesnar, the Four Horsewomen of MMA colliding with the Four Horsewomen of the WWE and what's going on with Jeff Jarrett and Global Force Wrestling. Also, Court tells us all about the MLW One-Shot event on October 5th in Orlando, Florida!

Steve and his wife Kristin sit down to share stories about the trials and tribulations of living in Los Angleez. Hear all about the current heat wave, the struggle of finding a stand-alone air conditioning unit, the fascinating things you'll see in Venice, cooking on a Traeger Grill in a truck bed, and FINALLY, Steve gets his truck fixed! Or...does he?

Steve calls up his good friend Teddy Fowler for an update on how Teddy has been getting by in the midst of the chaos that is Hurricane Harvey down in Texas. Teddy, along with his dogs and his chickens, are doing good and his house is standing strong. Join Steve and Teddy for stories about the ferocity of Mother Nature, the virtues of preparedness and most importantly, people helping people.

This week on the show, Steve sits down with your emails and Twitter posts from over the past few months and answers some questions! Steve dishes on what it was like to work with Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco in the Attitude Era, his favorite wrestling venues in NYC/NJ, the Brawl For All and Bart Gunn, secondary titles and his favorite Stone Cold Stunner sells. Plus, Steve gives an update on his friends and family down in Texas in the midst of Hurricane Harvey.

Steve Austin is back on the line with YOUR phone calls! This week, Steve gives out his recommendations on getting fit for wrestling school, how he's staying in shape these days, the first time he met The Man Called Sting and whether or not he's considering a Broken Skull LIGHT beer! Also, stories about the supermarket fight with Booker T, thoughts on Brock Lesnar and the WWE Universal Title and Steve tells you all about his truck repair woes!

Steve is joined this week by BROKEN SKULL CHALLENGE competitor and Pro Obstacle Racer Cassidy Watton to talk about her training methods, approach to dieting and nutrition, her athletic background and experiences with the Skullbuster on the Broken Skull Ranch! Also, Steve gives his thoughts on (the back half) of WWE SummerSlam.

Steve welcomes back rapper Post Malone for this week's UNLEASHED to continue their conversation. Post and Steve talk about life on the road, what's next creatively for Post and Steve shares the story behind the double knee braces. Also, Steve Austin displays his great affinity for watches! All this plus updates from the Broken Skull Ranch and much more!

The incredibly talented rapper Post Malone stops by 317 Gimmick Street to talk about his recent rise to fame as one of the hottest acts today. Post shares how he and Steve were introduced to each other, how Post ended up wearing one of Stone Cold's vests on the BET Awards, country music influences, mutual love for Nevada and Stone Cold Steve Austin gets his rapper name!

Sean "X-Pac" Waltman returns to 317 Gimmick Street, and this time he and Steve are answering your questions, and talking a little more in-ring psychology. X-Pac's also got more stories about working with Big Van Vader, Kane, and Macho Man Randy Savage. Plus, Steve and X-Pac weigh in on the upcoming Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor fight.

Steve's nephew Neil Weigand just took his first airplane ride for his first visit to Los Angeles, and he & Steve are chronicling the big city sights & sounds & smells that Neil's experienced so far - from sushi to Venice Beach to Hollywood to checking out the killer cars at the Petersen Museum. They talk corvettes, music, playing guitar, and golf!

Steve Austin is talking to YOU!! He opened up the phone lines, and you called in with all kinds of questions! Find out if Stone Cold was ever ribbed by Vince McMahon, why he would've loved to work for Bill Watts in Mid-South in the 80s, which is his favorite match with The Undertaker, and how the keto diet's working for him. He's also got stories about Brian Pillman, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart, Ricky Steamboat, Terry Funk, and hanging with William Regal in his WCW days.

Phil Keoghan returns to talk about The Amazing Race! Find out how he got the gig, what other reality show host was up for it too, and what it really takes to film the incredible race around the world. Phils also talking about his bungee jumping world record, the Nude Awakenings TV show he hosted and how that may have indirectly inspired the Austin Powers movies, and the scuba diving accident that nearly took his life when he was 19. Plus, Phil reveals some of the crazier items on his bucket list, and gives a little 411 on his new Smithsonian Channel series, Flying High.

Don Callis returns to the pod to talk about his career runs at WWE, ECW, and TNA; some of his gimmicks like The Jackal, and The Truth Commission and the Human Oddities; and being a mark for every trend in the business (but does he still have his halliburton briefcase?)! He also recounts how he got into broadcasting, his turn as a heel commentator, and what it's like working for New Japan Pro Wrestling. And he weighs in on Cody Rhodes, Kenny Omega, and the Bullet Club. Plus, Steve Austin bids a fond farewell to his best friend.

Phil Keoghan is host of TV's "Amazing Race," and he's also put together an incredible documentary about the 1928 Tour de France. The doc is called Le Ride, and Phil and his buddy Ben rode the 3,300+ mile course on bicycles from that time. They filmed their race, and are now sharing their story. Phil talks about the search to find the bikes, plotting and recreating the original course to the best of their ability, and why the 1928 race was so important to document. He talks about nutrition and training back then compared to what he & Ben did today, the conditions of the road now vs 1928, the gear, and the support team now vs then. He also recounts the mental and physical strain of riding 150 miles a day for 26 straight days. It's a fascinating, nearly unbelievable journey, and a must-listen!