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 narratives are assigned before facts are even settled The discussion widens into government, law enforcement, and what happens when authority is paired with fear and immunity. Kevin speaks from lived experience and training, not from a headline, and that perspective drives some of the most intense moments of the show. This is not a clean debate and it is not meant to be Just when you think the episode has found its ceiling, it pivots again. Economics, foreign policy, tariffs, oil, and global power plays all get pulled into the same conversation. The connective tissue is control, who benefits from it, and who pays the price when decisions are made far away from everyday people As always, Kliq This refuses to end on a neat bow. There are laughs, unexpected detours, and moments of gallows humor that cut through the tension. If you come to this show for honesty, unpredictability, and conversations that sound nothing like sanitized media panels, this episode delivers exactly that StopBox- Get firearm security redesigned and save 10% off @StopBoxUSA with code NASH10 at https://www.stopboxusa.com/NASH10 #stopboxpod BetterWild-Right now, Betterwild is offering our listeners up to 40% off your order at betterwild.com/KLIQ 00:00 Kliq This #184: Law & Disorder 00:57 Trying to keep up to date 01:19 Sophomore slumps in TV 05:59 Federal Investigation 08:00 "I am giving my opinion on things that happened" 09:56 Minneapolis Incident 16:52 Prior Incident (June 2025) 19:02 Domestic Terrorism? 23:56 Portland Shooting 28:25 Are there enough Republicans to stand up against this? 34:14 China Graph 38:54 Venezuelan Oil 47:26 AGI? 50:38 Venezualian casualties 01:02:28 The Champagne of beers 01:04:20 BREAK BETTER WILD 01:08:53 "maybe the content this week is suitable" 01:09:32 Portland shooting 01:11:07 "George you can type this shit but you can't say it" 01:11:52 "Nash swallows the pill in the locker room" 01:14:33 capturing Maduro 01:22:20 BREAK STOPBOX 01:25:11 RAW 01:26:49 Rhea is champ 01:27:22 Gunther/AJ 01:29:58 Maxxine Dupree 01:32:00 Punk/Bron 01:44:38 TRT. What to expect 01:47:30 Any Decade 01:48:20 Dennis Rodman 01:50:53 William Regal 01:52:21 OUTRO

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 surface and oddly precise underneath. The humor lands because it is rooted in lived experience, not hot takes for clicks. The episode also taps into how technology, media, and trends quietly reshape behavior without anyone stopping to ask why. The discussion veers into places most podcasts would never touch, blending uncomfortable truths with offhand jokes that linger longer than expected. It is the kind of segment that makes listeners laugh first and then pause afterward. As the episode unfolds, Nash brings perspective that only comes from decades in wrestling, entertainment, and watching cycles repeat themselves. Observations about performers, audiences, and what actually matters when the lights are on cut through nostalgia and online noise. There is an underlying question throughout about what draws money versus what just draws reactions. By the end, the episode feels less like a recap of topics and more like a snapshot of how these conversations naturally evolve when nothing is off limits. It is loose, opinionated, and unapologetically unfiltered. For listeners who prefer honesty over polish, this one delivers exactly that. BlueChew-Get 10% off your first month of BlueChew Gold with code NASH at BlueChew.com Mando-Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with @shop.mando and get 20% off + free shipping with promo code KLIQ at shopmando.com! #mandopod 00:00 www.KliqThisTV.com 00:22 Show Open 05:05 Is New Year's Day a Holiday? 08:06 St Patrick's Day/Guinness 12:05 30% ABV beer 18:23 PH YIR 21:28 Momdanhi 24:13 Top Category 27:08 BREAK BLUECHEW 29:28 One Man Show 30:37 Occupations 38:39 CM Punk out of shape 42:50 Knowing when something isn't a draw 44:25 Memphis in May 1998 46:30 NFL seasons are unpredictable 53:03 KTTV 53:20 The Outsiders on Broadway 01:01:02 Working with Directors 01:04:23 Kev I watched RAW 01:05:56 CM Punk 01:08:42 BREAK MANDO 01:11:41 Women's Championship match 01:15:28 The Usos are tag champs again 01:25:36 FL vs NJ 01:28:21 Shovelling snow 01:31:53 Fireworks 01:34:20 Goldust  01:35:17 less fucks  01:35:47 Short Order Cook 01:36:16 Regal German Suplexes 01:39:43 Major determinant of lifespan 01:40:47 Turning down Ready to Rumble 01:42:15 WWE Saudi Purchase 01:44:23 OUTRO

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 Kevin Nash. The discussion pulls listeners into the moment where confusion turns into anger and disbelief. From there, the conversation widens into accountability, corporate responsibility, and how much power an individual actually has when a system closes ranks. Kevin weighs his options out loud, balancing principle against exhaustion, and wondering how far someone should really push back. The episode does not stay in one lane for long. As always, the show drifts into wrestling, media, and cultural commentary, with Kevin offering unfiltered opinions that challenge accepted narratives and question who really controls the stories fans are told. By the time the episode ends, the title feels less rhetorical than it first appears. The audience is left with the same question Kevin is wrestling with, and the uneasy sense that the answer is not as simple as it should be. Get Blitzed-Save 15% at Get-Blitzed.com by entering the code KLIQ at checkout. Cash App=Download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/3v6om02z #CashAppPod. 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. See terms and conditions at https://cash.app/legal/us/en-us/card-agreement. Cash App Green, overdraft coverage, borrow, cash back offers and promotions provided by Cash App, a Block, Inc. brand. Visit http://cash.app/legal/podcast for full disclosures. 00:00 Kliq This #182: Should I press charges? 00:56 SHOW START 01:09 Fucking wrestler guy, 2026 01:32 Christmas eve 03:17 It's a Wonderful Life 04:56 Pittsburgh Con 07:57 Delta Airlines Prank 12:51 The second delay 14:43 The Tweet 16:29 The call 31:35 Hitting a dog 37:02 Pittsburgh 38:36 An hour into One Battle After Another 39:27 Nicholas Cage as Madden in biopic 40:36 2026 predictions 44:54 Cena = Professional 46:50 Bron Breakkers's never going to reach the heights of his dad 48:52 BREAK Get Blitzed 50:06 "Never seen a dude wearing a scarf that wasn't a douche bag....just throwing it out there" 50:25 tysontomko 50:49 Punk should retire? 51:50 "Gunther doesn't have heat." 56:41 Future | Punk, Bron, Theory, Gunther, Paul 01:02:24 Arn Anderson tweet 01:04:58 The Pro Bowl 01:06:11 VKM likes to make people uncomfortable 01:09:36 DEAR SEXY 01:12:31 DEAR SEXY #02 01:14:19 01:14:19 BREAK CASH APP 01:16:57 Silver on the rise 01:20:19 Currency Collapse 01:24:18 RVD TWINS 01:25:12 3 VENUES 01:27:23 WWE 12' 01:28:10 Living in Germany 01:30:21 Fred Durst hat 01:32:16 Merle gets away? 01:33:12 Shawn banged Vince? 01:33:58 OUTRO

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 why walking away is not always as simple as it sounds. It is not a debate for soundbites. It is a real look at how veterans of the business process the world they helped build. On the wrestling side, Nash gives a deep, critical breakdown of John Cena's final moments, why the finish mattered, and why the reaction to it misses the point. This is not nostalgia for nostalgia's sake. It is a masterclass in understanding character, legacy, and what "going home" actually means when a career ends the right way. The episode also dives into what comes next for WWE without Cena, how Gunther was positioned, what did and did not work, and why true heat is harder to manufacture now than ever before. Nash does not fantasy book for clicks. He explains what he would have changed and why those details matter long term. As always, the show rounds out with sharp listener questions, off-the-rails humor, and the kind of stories only Kevin Nash can tell. This is Kliq This doing what it does best. Thoughtful, confrontational, funny, and unapologetically real. BlueChew-Get 10% off your first month of BlueChew Gold with code NASH at BlueChew.com Get Blitzed-Save 15% at Get-Blitzed.com by entering the code KLIQ at checkout. BetterWild- Get 40% off with order code KLIQ 00:00 Kliq This #181: (Go Home) 00:56 COUNTDOWN TO RENAMING KENNEDY CENTER 01:31 "Hall of presidents." 04:41 MICK FOLEY CUTTING TIES W/ WWE 25:05 BREAK BLUECHEW 28:32 OBAMA'S MOVIES OF 2025 33:20 Cena Taps out 49:27 What's after Cena? 52:51 "Nobody could get away with doing what the NWO did on tv anymore" 55:01 Tyson biting Holyfield's ear 57:29 Debbie Halo 01:00:05 BREAK BETTER WILD 01:03:25 "Cross eyed neanderthal nepo baby" 01:07:07 WWE AND PODCASTS ON NETFLIX 01:11:09 INDIANA BEARS? 01:13:39 BREAK JCW LUNACY 01:14:09 Porn vs NBA 01:17:27 Best Possible NBA team? 01:20:53 BREAK GET BLITZED 01:22:35 ASKNASH 01:23:09 "Pro Wrestling Beat Sports Entertainment." 01:24:55 The Great Hemlock 01:27:20 Paul Dano 01:28:36 AEW Cena Retirement 01:29:13 Mabel in 8s 01:30:19 Owen v Nash? 01:31:26 Happy Birthday to Steve Austin 01:31:53 Mayor of Kingstown 01:32:05 OUTRO

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 back on Kevin's at home setup and it becomes its own kind of comedy. Spotty cell reception, an ocean view bathroom routine, DirecTV, DVR logic, and a mindset that basically says if you can avoid leaving the house, you should. It is the most Kevin Nash segment possible. The back half goes everywhere in the best way. NFL misery, wrestling lore, commentary talk, and the kind of audience driven questions that send the conversation into unexpected lanes, including a game that absolutely sounds like it should not work on a wrestling podcast and somehow does. If you are in the 11SOFT Club, this one feels like hanging out in the room for the whole ride. For everyone else, go to kliqthistv.com and join the crew for early, ad free episodes and the full pre show vibe. ButcherBox — Go to ButcherBox.com/NASH for free protein in every box for a year, plus $20 off your first box and free shipping. BlueChew — Visit BlueChew.com and try your first month free with promo code NASH, just pay $5 shipping. Get Blitzed — Save 15% at Get-Blitzed.com with code KLIQ at checkout. Ridge Holiday Sale — Take advantage of Ridge's Biggest Sale of the Year and get up to 47% off at Ridge.com/KLIQ with code KLIQ. 00:00 Kliq This #180: The Death of the Cinema a 00:56 Paper Tax Documents 03:23 Coping with Christmas 07:31 The cell reception at Kev's house 11:52 DET Lions 15:59 BREAK BUTCHERBOX 18:25 Corruption 18:57 Hegseth 23:53 Watergate 26:45 Roy Cone 27:41 skid ratio 33:12 JR and King 35:09 DVR 36:20 Kliq This at The Gathering 36:58 paperwork to become a church 38:14 BREAK BLUECHEW 40:58 www.KliqthisTV.com 41:25 Harry Chapin's "Sequel." 53:25 Randy Orton 57:02 Randy Orton 01:02:01 BREAK Get Blitzed 01:04:37 Porn Name or WWE wrestler? 01:08:55 Netflix/WBD merger 01:24:02 BREAK RIDGE WALLET 01:26:55 Movie offer 01:28:57 Samoa Joe for LA Knight 01:29:25 Phillip Rivers 01:32:04 Pope TNA 01:32:49 WW3 match 01:33:29 Unmasking Rey Mysterio 01:36:57 Similar to "Beast in Me" 01:37:50 OUTRO