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Rylan and Vince return with their second retro WrestleMania review for WrestleMania Week—this time diving into WrestleMania XIX! Held on March 30, 2003, at Safeco Field in Seattle, this stacked event features iconic moments and controversial themes. From high-octane nu metal soundtracks and unforgettable in-ring performances to eyebrow-raising storylines involving racism and the infamous "Cat Fight Girls," this show had it all. Plus, classic matches like Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar (including that shooting star press), and Stone Cold Steve Austin’s final match make this one of the most talked-about WrestleManias of all time.

Rylan and Vince are joined by Wallop Media’s Royal Rumble Pool winner, Ed Fries, to kick off WrestleMania week with a deep dive into WrestleMania 12—his pick to get things started. Stay tuned for another Rewind episode later this week, plus our WrestleMania 41 Preview dropping Friday!

This month, Kyle throws down the gauntlet with Mark Ronson’s Uptown Special, daring Rylan to groove through its slick funk and retro vibes. Not to be outdone, Rylan fires back with the quirky and electric energy of Mother Mother’s Eureka. What did they think of each other’s picks? Sparks fly, opinions clash—tune in to hear the full breakdown and find out who rocked it and who got rocked!

"Kyle and Rylan welcome special guest Nate Milton to dive into the 2025 MLB season, breaking down key storylines and standout performances. They also touch on the NBA as the season winds down, and wrap things up with a quick look at the Winnipeg Jets’ impressive year."

Here we go again!Welcome back to another whacky episode of Worlds Funniest Podcast.Join DK and Ry guy as they chat about everything from Donald Trump, Throwback to Covid, Home Depot and Shrek.cheers cold ass beers

"Nine months after their first episode, Kyle and Rylan reunite with Mick Hawley to finally tackle the rest of the list they started in June 2024—exploring the legendary artists of the '90s! Tune in for great conversations, nostalgia, and plenty of musical deep dives.