'Nuff Said
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
Episode 187 starts in one place and ends up everywhere. Big ideas, sharp detours, and the kind of conversations that only happen when nobody is sticking to a rundown. If you like episodes where you don’t quite know where the next turn is coming from, this one lives in that lane. There’s a lot of side-eye at the state of media right now. What we pay for it, what we actually use, and why some things still feel non-negotiable no matter how many streaming apps exist. It turns into a broader conversation about habits you can’t quite shake, even when technology says you should. Money comes up,...
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Becky Lynch is UnReal
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
Kliq This #186 is one of those episodes where Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver start in one place and end up everywhere, in the best way. Kev goes off on what’s real, what’s performative, and what people don’t understand until they’ve actually lived it, whether it’s politics, money, or the grind behind the curtain. And when the conversation turns to Becky Lynch, it turns into a legit “wait a second…” moment, because the gap between the TV character and the actual human being gets way more interesting than most fans ever get to see. There’s also a run of wrestling talk that hits...
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Old School Heat
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
Episode 185 of Kliq This is all about old school heat, and it starts in the most Kliq way possible: with Sean proudly nerding out over fountain pens while Kev immediately mistakes it for a vape. From there, the conversation takes a sharp left turn into classic road-story insanity when Nash tells an unbelievable Macho Man Randy Savage private jet rib that somehow still has me laughing and wincing at the same time. Then the show digs into the real world as Kev and Sean talk trade, China’s surplus, and the kind of “nobody thinks this through” political decision-making that drives normal...
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Beat Bron and Make him
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
This episode of Kliq This is one of those mornings where the conversation refuses to stay light. Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver come in reacting to the world as it is right now, not as anyone wishes it were, and the tone shifts fast. What starts as media and culture talk turns into something heavier, sharper, and far more uncomfortable Kev doesn’t hedge his opinions here. He draws lines, explains why he draws them, and challenges the way stories are framed once they hit the news cycle. There is real frustration with how power is exercised, how accountability gets blurred, and how quickly...
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F*** NEW YEARS
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
This episode of Kliq This wastes no time setting the tone. Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver come in hot, questioning the rituals people pretend still matter and poking holes in the way grown adults convince themselves certain days are special. The conversation immediately makes it clear that this is not a celebration episode. It is a reality check delivered with zero patience. From there, the show spirals into the kind of unpredictable territory listeners expect but never quite anticipate. Cultural habits, public hypocrisy, and modern obsessions are dissected in a way that feels reckless on the...
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Can I press charges?
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
In this episode of Kliq This, Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver stumble into a story that starts as a routine travel headache and spirals into something far stranger. A delayed flight, a single social media post, and a phone call that should never have happened collide in a way that leaves Kevin asking a very real question about lines being crossed and consequences that might follow. What begins as frustration turns unsettling when Kevin realizes the situation is not just bad service, but something more personal and far more inappropriate. The reaction to that realization is raw, immediate, and very...
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The Go Home
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
This episode of Kliq This captures Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver at their most unfiltered, tackling the kind of conversations that only happen when the microphones stay on and nothing is off limits. From the jump, the show leans into uncomfortable territory, blending cultural commentary, wrestling philosophy, and blunt honesty in a way few podcasts even attempt. The discussion around Mick Foley, WWE, and personal lines in the sand becomes one of the most thoughtful exchanges the show has ever had. Nash explains where loyalty, history, and personal relationships collide with modern politics, and...
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The Death of Movie Theaters
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
Episode 180 of Kliq This bounces between old school habits and modern chaos, with Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver kicking things off on a very specific hill: paper tax documents, physical records, and why trusting everything to “the cloud” feels like inviting trouble. From there it turns into a surprisingly personal holiday conversation, with Kevin talking about why Christmas hits differently for him, and Sean pitching a very “classic TV special” solution that Kevin immediately wants no part of. It is funny, but it is also real in the way this show is at its best. Then the curtain pulls...
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Andre Drank 108 beers in 48 minutes
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
This week on Kliq This, Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver settle into a wild mix of stories, opinions, and observations that only these two can deliver. The episode opens with a look at the shifting landscape of TV and wrestling distribution, which sends the conversation down a path that blends media changes with Kevin’s dry, cutting perspective on how the business is adapting. It sets a tone that everything is on the table today. As the show gets moving, Kevin drifts into a run of personal stories that are funny, sharp, and sometimes unbelievable. A CPAP repair visit turns into a reflection on...
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Silent RAW
Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast
In this week’s episode of Kliq This, Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver settle into a conversation that moves from wrestling history to the unpredictable present. The show opens with a look at a moment from Kevin’s career that still sparks debate, and the discussion quickly branches into the kind of blunt honesty only Kliq This delivers. Nothing is off the table and the tone is set early. As the episode unfolds, the guys dive into the strange crossroads where nostalgia meets reality. Long standing legends, old stories with new twists, and the way narratives evolve are all brought into focus. Kevin...
info_outlineKevin Nash and Sean Oliver kick things off with a deep dive into the chaos and charisma of Charlie Sheen. From wild stories to surprising moments of honesty, the Sheen documentary sparks a conversation about fame, family, and how excess shapes a legacy. Kev shares personal encounters that reveal just how unpredictable Hollywood icons can be. The talk doesn’t stay in one lane. Wrestling fans will find plenty to chew on, from Kevin’s blunt thoughts about Becky Lynch’s current presentation to the state of WWE storytelling. When storylines feel flat, Nash is the first to call it out, and this week is no exception. The back and forth captures the frustration of longtime fans who know the business can deliver more. Sports sneak into the mix as Kev and Sean debate what makes a coach respectable. Is it brains, fitness, or results on the scoreboard? The conversation weaves from NBA classics to Andy Reid’s record, highlighting how different standards apply depending on the stage. It’s sharp, funny, and brutally honest. The episode also zooms out to bigger issues. Tariffs, grocery bills, and Ford’s financial struggles all come under the microscope. Nash connects the dots between policy and everyday life, reminding listeners that business decisions always hit the consumer first. It’s a conversation that flips between personal anecdotes and hard numbers without losing momentum. By the end, you’ve traveled from Springfield arenas to Saudi mega deals, sitcom paychecks to the question of whether Kev would ever open up in a documentary about his own life. It’s unpredictable, unfiltered, and filled with the kind of honesty that makes Kliq This stand apart. BlueChew- Visit BlueChew.com and try your first month of BlueChew FREE when you use promo code NASH -- just pay $5 shipping. Get Blitzed-Save 15% at Get-Blitzed.com by entering the code KLIQ at checkout. Magic Spoon-Get $5 off your next order at MagicSpoon.com/KLIQ StopBox- Get firearm security redesigned and save 15% off @StopBoxUSA with code NASH at https://stopboxusa.com/NASH #stopboxpod Cash App-Download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/3v6om02z #CashAppPod *Referral Reward Disclaimer: As a Cash App partner, I may earn a commission when you sign up for a Cash App account. Cash App is a financial services platform, not a bank. Banking services provided by Cash App’s bank partner(s). Prepaid debit cards issued by Sutton Bank, Member FDIC. Visit cash.app/legal/podcast for full disclosures. 00:00 Kliq This #168: WINNING 00:56 Watermelon Colustrom 01:39 CHARLIE SHEEN DOC 17:06 BREAK GET BLITZED 18:57 Charlie Sheen’s career 22:45 Excess 32:51 Kevin Nash Documentary? 37:49 BILL FITCH 42:42 BREAK STOPBOX 45:49 Tariffs 52:01 Super Bowl being in another country 54:51 Springfield, MA 57:00 The Vision vs The Usos 57:57 Becky Lynch is missing a beat 58:16 AJ Lee should have dropped the character 01:02:00 Did ESPN overpay? 01:04:02 The Ringmaster and The Beast 01:06:13 "Talk about cringe, the Lynch/Rollings vs Punk/Lee angle has been brutal." 01:06:44 Jimmy Kimmel off ABC 01:14:09 Charlie Kirk’s debating skills 01:22:15 BREAK CASH APP 01:24:42 www.KliqthisTV.com 01:25:04 HBK Comments 01:33:36 DEAR SEXY #1 01:36:18 DEAR SEXY #2 01:39:44 BREAK MAGIC SPOON 01:41:40 BREAK BLUECHEW 01:43:55 NWO Fan Club Scam 01:45:04 Beers while keeping weight off 01:46:40 Remembering Kamala 01:47:07 Taser Tuesday? 01:47:23 Keith Richards doc 01:49:45 What if Syxx never left? 01:50:41 Kevin Nash may have had a heart attack 20 years ago 01:52:53 23 cents? 01:53:28 NH Comic Con? 01:53:52 Is WWE pricing themselves out of the market? 01:55:05 OUTRO