It's been 35 years since The Undertaker's first WWF Championship reign, so we're throwing it way back with a pair of with a classic Talking Taker episodes, BACK FROM THE DEAD at the top of your podcast feed! Our November 2026 episode will be a few days late this month, but it's going to be a deep dive into the week of 11/27/91 - 12/3/91, a.k.a. The Best Week Of The Undertaker's Life up to that point. We're going to revisit everything that took place between Survivor Series 1991 and This Tuesday In Texas and The Undertaker's brief first reign on top of the wrestling world. To get your prepared, we're taking you all the way back to episodes 3 and 4 of Talking Taker from September of 2017! Listen to see just how far we've come over the course of 9 years, and especially how much better our sound quality has gotten. If you're a fan of the show you'll get a kick out of most early analysis of The Dead Man and you'll hear what's changed and what's stayed the same since our first few episodes. Enjoy this look back, try to forgive us for the rough audio quality, and be sure to join us the first week of November for a brand new episode looking back at the week 11/27/91 - 12/3/91 a.k.a. The Best Week Of The Undertaker's Life!

The Pod Street Krew is back for another Ultimate Fantasy Draft and this time we're looking back at the B Shows from one of the greatest runs in WWE history! Join wrestling superfans Alex Doriot and Travis White along with the P.S.K. originals Randy Turco, Watchalong Tommy, Stephen Zieman, and Treymasso Ciampa as we pick matches from the B Shows of 1999-2004 to create our dream PPV lineup. Don't let the name B Show fool you - these shows have some of the greatest matches in WWE history on them. And yes, they've also got some of the weirdest and wackiest ones as well! Take a stroll with us down memory lane in our jumbo-sized time-traveling hearse as we discuss some of our favorite matches of the Attitude Era, InVasion, and Ruthless Aggression eras along with giving some love to some unsung heroes of the time like Test, Victoria, Raven, Saturn, Chyna, Shane McMahon, Kane, Terri Runnels, Dean Malenko, Too Cool, The Kat, and many more. Plus we've got our monthly Undertaker Sightings as we look at his epic entrance at a Savannah Bananas game. Let us know who built the best card and what matches we should have drafted down below in the comments!

Mean Mark was on the rise to the top in WCW in 1990, but things quickly came falling apart. What the heck happened?! Join wrestling superfans Alex Doriot and Travis White on their encyclopedic exploration digging up The Dead Man as we complete our look back at the full journey of The Undertaker in his early days as Mean Mark Callous in WCW. Everything was looking up for the rookie in the summer of 1990 as he had his biggest match ever - a U.S. Title Shot on PPV against "The Total Package" Lex Luger. But after losing that match, everything began to go downhill. We cover Mean Mark's final few months in World Championship Wrestling and try to pinpoint exactly where it all fell apart, including a rematch with "Wildfire" Tommy Rich that may have been the beginning of the end. We also discuss Paul E. Dangerously's incredible promo skills that were evident from an early age, Jim Ross's ridiculous reliance on college stats for commentary, why we need to see more "Grannies" in wrestling crowds, Bob Caudle's awkward commentary blunders, the logics of pro wrestling hospital bills, some incredible house show matches in Mean Mark's final days, and so much more. All that plus we look back at our SummerSlam weekend in Minneapolis, make a pitch to take over the Six Feet Under podcast, and shout out our new friend on TikTok! Download, enjoy, and Taker Easy!