Kyle and Rylan return to the sports world to break down everything that defined 2025 — the moments that shook the leagues, the stories that dominated headlines, and the chaos that made this year unforgettable. From the biggest triumphs and heartbreaks across the sports landscape to a deep dive into the wild, unpredictable year that was professional wrestling, nothing is off the table.

The guys also turn their attention forward, looking ahead to what 2026 has in store, including the global spectacle of the World Cup and the pageantry and pressure of the Winter Olympics. What storylines are already taking shape? Which athletes and teams are poised to make history? And what should fans be keeping an eye on as the sports world heads into its next chapter?

It’s a full-scale recap, a little nostalgia, and a lot of anticipation — all rolled into one can’t-miss conversation.

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This month on Wallop Wrecords, Kyle takes the month off and Vince Delgado slides into his seat as he and Rylan dive into a clash of two very different albums.

Kyle’s pick: Hozier’s self-titled debut.

Rylan’s pick: Puscifer’s Conditions of My Parole.

Which one will Vince actually enjoy? Will he hate both? There’s only one way to find out.

Tune in now to Wallop Wrecords.

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On this month’s Wallop Rewind, Vince and Rylan are diving into the OG All In — that’s right, All In 2018 is the show of choice, and it’s absolutely stacked. We’re talking Penta vs. Kenny Omega, Hangman Page vs. Joey Janella, Cody Rhodes vs. Nick Aldis for the NWA World Title, and so much more from a card that helped reshape the wrestling world.

Plus, we’ve got a ton of holiday content coming your way all month long, so stay tuned! 🎄🎙️

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Here We are in November and what a month it has been. New menu, big bucks and sewage holes.

enjoy the show you crazy critters!

See you at Jagers Eve! Muah ha ha ha!

Cheers, Cold Beers

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Kyle and Rylan return to the classic format of the show and they’re coming in hot with two brand-new album reviews. This week, Rylan hands Kyle the 2008 Counting Crows record Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings, sending him deep into its split personality, its storytelling, and where it lands in the band’s catalogue. Meanwhile, Kyle gives Rylan Dan Mangan’s Oh Fortune, challenging him to break down the album’s atmosphere, themes, and why it still hits so hard years later.

And needless to say, while the show keeps evolving, some things never really change — especially when it comes to how these two react to each other’s picks. Did the albums win them over? Did they drive each other nuts? There’s only one way to find out. Tune in and hear the full breakdown.

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Kyle, Tiffany, and Rylan sit down to unpack McDonald’s very first International Summer Menu — a brand-new experiment where the chain brought in hit items from around the world for a limited run. The crew dives into everything: the nostalgia-triggering Pizza Bites that sold out everywhere, the Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich that somehow tasted better than it looked, and the two new dipping sauces that instantly divided the fanbase.

They also break down the Big Rösti finally landing on Canadian soil, why it might be the most “European hangover cure” item McDonald’s has ever offered, and whether the Biscoff McFlurry actually lived up to the hype or was just a gimmick wrapped in cookie dust.

From bold flavours to questionable choices, they cover what worked, what flopped, and what they’d want to see return if McDonald’s makes this international menu a yearly tradition.

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