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In what might spiral into a full-blown four-part saga (because narrowing down sitcoms is basically impossible), Kyle, Rylan, and Tiffany are back behind the mics for a brand new episode of Over/Under.This time, they’re diving headfirst into the all-time sitcom rankings—debating, defending, and probably offending as they try to decide what truly belongs at the top. From “pivot!”-level classics to shows that aged… let’s say like milk, nothing is safe.Expect hot takes, nostalgia, and the kind of arguments that would make George Costanza quit the room, Michael Scott declare bankruptcy, and Barney Stinson write an entire playbook about being right.Where do legends like Seinfeld, The Office, Parks & Rec, Friends, and It’s Always Sunny actually land? What’s overrated? What’s criminally underrated? And how many times will someone say “this is a top 5 show” before the list completely falls apart?It’s chaotic. It’s passionate. It’s definitely not the final word.Check out the latest episode of Over/Under now.

Kyle and Rylan are back with another episode of Wallop Wrecords, and this time the format gets a little more personal. Instead of reviewing the same album, each host picked an album they love and challenged the other to give it a full listen and review.Kyle brings Home Free’s Crazy Life to the table, putting Rylan into the world of the country a cappella group’s blend of harmonies, vocal percussion, and country influences. Meanwhile, Rylan fires back with Audioslave’s self-titled debut album, handing Kyle a dose of heavy riffs, Chris Cornell’s powerhouse vocals, and the supergroup chemistry of former Rage Against the Machine members.Throughout the episode, the guys break down both albums track by track, talk about standout songs, surprises, and moments that didn’t quite land. From massive rock anthems to layered vocal arrangements, the conversation turns into a friendly musical showdown as each host tries to make the case for their pick.Will Kyle come away with a new appreciation for Audioslave’s explosive debut? Will Rylan be converted by the harmonies and style of Home Free? Or will both albums leave the other host scratching their head?Two hosts. Two very different albums. One entertaining debate on Wallop Wrecords.

Rylan Turner and Vince welcome Will Gray back to the program to break down one of the strangest and most entertaining WCW pay-per-views of the early ’90s — Starrcade 1992: BattleBowl!The show took place December 28, 1992 at The Omni in Atlanta and revolved around WCW’s chaotic “Lethal Lottery” concept, where wrestlers were randomly paired into tag teams throughout the night. The winners advanced to the main event BattleBowl battle royal, creating some of the most bizarre and unpredictable team-ups you’ll ever see.The card is stacked with early ’90s WCW talent including Sting, Big Van Vader, Dustin Rhodes, Ricky Steamboat, The Great Muta, Cactus Jack, and more, all thrown into completely random partnerships that range from surprisingly good… to absolutely ridiculous.The guys also talk about the Sting vs. Vader King of Cable Final, which is basically 20 straight minutes of Sting getting absolutely mauled while Vader dishes out one of the most brutal beatdowns WCW TV ever put on a babyface. It’s a stiff, chaotic match that somehow still manages to be one of the most memorable parts of the show.In what might go down as one of the funniest Wallop Media retro review episodes yet, the guys laugh their way through the madness — from questionable booking decisions to the pure insanity that only early ’90s WCW could produce.If you love weird wrestling history, chaotic booking, and three guys trying to make sense of peak WCW nonsense, this episode is for you.

Both part 1 and 2 of our winter Olympics coverage.

Welcome listeners to this months Impromptu/scheduled programing!February felt like 5 minutes, so here's an hour back. Join Dk and Ry guy as they discuss the carnage of the Olympic games, Electrical issues, Chinese food, and chicken wings.cheers, cold beers

Join Kyle Joseph and Rylan Turner as they chat about the first 10 days of the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics — the big moments, early surprises, standout performances, and the storylines everyone’s talking about so far.From the action on the slopes to the intensity on the ice, they share their reactions, favorite highlights, and what they’re most excited to see in the days ahead.They also briefly touch on Super Bowl LX, giving their quick thoughts on the matchup and how it all played out.Winter sports, championship football, and plenty of opinions — all in one episode. 🎙️🥇🥌

In this special Valentine’s edition of Wallop Wrecords, Kyle throws down the gauntlet and tasks Rylan with a challenge: each of them must bring five songs all about love and heartbreak to review live on the show.From timeless romantic anthems to emotional breakup ballads, the guys break down the stories behind the tracks, why they chose them, and what makes each song hit the way it does. It’s a celebration of the music that defines relationships — the highs, the lows, and everything in between.Whether you’re spending Valentine’s Day weekend with someone special, hanging with friends, or just vibing solo with your favorite playlist, this episode is the perfect soundtrack for the occasion.So however you’re celebrating, spend part of your Valentine’s weekend with us right here at Wallop Media.Tune in and let the love songs play. ❤️

For the first podcast of the Month of Love, Rylan and Vince dive into a show they were honestly surprised by how much they loved: WWE Unforgiven 2008.From Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels absolutely beating the hell out of each other in one of WWE’s most personal rivalries, to not one, not two, but three Championship Scramble matches, there’s a lot to dig into here. The Scramble concept gets some long-overdue respect in this review—chaotic, fast-paced, and way more fun than it ever gets credit for.Recorded in Cleveland and remembered as the night WWE experimented big, Unforgiven 2008 gave us title changes, last-second drama, and a main event format that felt genuinely unpredictable. Rylan and Vince break down what worked, what surprised them, and why this show holds up better than its reputation.There’s plenty of laughs, plenty of love for an underrated PPV, and a preview of what match is coming up next—so tune in and fall a little bit in love with wrestling all over again. 💔➡️❤️