Merry Christmas!  And Happy Festivus!  Matt & Joe celebrate the holiday of grievances and to no surprise have a lot of problems with many of you.  The guys take part in the airing of grievances and express issues with Tom Brady, Facebook, the NBA, Vince McMahon and more!  They also get through the hostility and embrace the Christmas spirit.

Matt hates on everything and for some reason Joe really wants Seattle to find success.  The guys talk the Jets' failure at failure and how far away they actually are, plus some more offseason baseball notes.  And then in the wrestling world, are we ready for an NXT takeover?

Matt gets Joe back to the show after his week long nap.  The guys discuss the MLB Winter Meetings with the future of Jon Lester a hot topic.  There's also more talk on the obsession of Fantasy Football.  Plus, CM Punk drops a pipebomb and goes to the UFC and the WWE is still figuring things out as the year winds down.

Shorter episode of MDR this week, but it comes from Universal Studios in Orlando!  Matt sits down with his brother Tim and they talk what's been up in wrestling the past two weeks, from CM Punk finally speaking, to Vince McMahon talking with Stone Cold and Sting making his debut.

Happy Thanksgiving from Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings.  Joe can't get Matt to eat stuffing, the guys talk Black Friday, and then the Red Sox make some moves.  Plus, Fantasy Basketball talk this time and the debut of Sting.

As time stands still, Mark Sanchez lead the Eagles down a path of desturction last Sunday.  Plus the Marlins and Giancarlo Stanton shock everyone and make some history, the term blockbuster has been undervalued and the WWE tries to piece something together for Survivor Series.

In this universe, Mark Sanchez is on a roll with the PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, everyone is super concerned about Fantasy Football, the Mets start knocking on the door first and some guy you probably never heard of won the Cy Young Award.  Matt & Joe go from NFL, to MLB to Will Ferrell, to Mike Honcho, to Fantasy Sports... they cover it all! Fun show, give it a listen.

Matt took on the wind and the cold for the NYC Marathon and provides a full race experience recap.  Joe has a few things to say about the Cubs managerial move and then there are two really bad NFL teams in New York.  Also, the WWE has added some intrigue to Survivor Series.

Baseball is over and what an ending the season had.  Madison Bumgarner is a beast and Royals fans are sad.  Matt & Joe go over the series and Game 7, talk the NYC Marathon and Halloween

Matt gets set to run the NYC Marathon, the Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer has been released, the Royals and the Giants are in the World Series, and no one can get ever get over John Cena or Randy Orton.

The Royals are in the World Series and Ghostbusters 3 isn't really going to be Ghostbusters 3.  What is this world that we are all stuck living in?!  We'll try making some sense.

With one round of the MLB playoffs down, Joe has a lot to say about another LDS loss by Washington Nationals.  Also, the Cardinals remain evil, the Royals are the story and the Orioles keep playing great.  Then Matt brings up a handful of WWE points that make him both happy and sad.

Matt & Joe are READY for October baseball.  The Royals bring some good vibes to Kansas City, we all kinda feel bad for Oakland and is this the year for the Nationals?  A full preview of the Division Round in the MLB playoffs, plus some WWE talk about WrestleMania 31, WWE 2k15 and the current direction of the product.

We say farewell to Derek Jeter this week.  Also, lots of baseball to discuss with the season ending.  Matt & Joe look back at their Over/Under picks from the start of the year, plus dive into who should win the MVP award.  And there's even some Fantasy Baseball talk with some managers hanging around for their championship week.

So everyone in the NFL is just looking to get in trouble, huh?  We recap all the bad things happening off the football field in the nation's biggest sport, and where do they go from here?  Also this week, a recap of Week 2 plus plenty of baseball with the 2014 season coming to an end.  Could it be that the once league-best Oakland A's may be facing a season-ending collapse?  And then there's enough WWE to discuss regarding the current product, the Network, Night of Champions and even the Royal Rumble in 2015.

This late week edition of Matt Dahl Radio covers a variety things.  Matt and Joe share some of their thoughts on 9/11, and then they get to the sports world with the Ray Rice story that rocked the NFL this week.  They also look back at the games in Week 1 and then they move onto baseball as the playoff race thickens.  Plus Fantasy Baseball talk and WWE's latest.

Matt & Joe discuss the selfies that made their way around the Internet this past weekend, Ghostbusters returning to theaters, their lack of joy for the NFL season beginning, Derek Jeter's final month EVER, and the poor product that is the WWE.

Matt & Joe are happy for the Emmy farewell that Breaking Bad received.  They also have a hard time of understanding the obsession with British television.  In the sports world, football is coming, but the guys aren't there yet, because there's plenty of baseball left!  They also try to figure out why the WWE does things a certain way.

Late show this week, but have no fear, Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings opened the mics at breakfast time for this week's episode.  The guys go over their favorite breakfast foods, the bad attitude of Johnny Manziel, the rise of the Kansas City Royals and the rest of baseball, and then the BEAST that is Brock Lesnar.

Matt Dahl & Joe Jennings discuss the tragic news of the week; the death of Robin Williams.  They pay their respects and give their memories of his incredible career.  The guys also touch on the baseball world and as the season gets close to the end, many contending teams are starting to see injuries pop up.  And then finally the WWE has their show of the summer with maybe the match of the year; Brock Lesnar challenging John Cena for the WWE Championship.  Matt & Joe cover it all. 

Matt & Joe go to the movies!  Matt shares his thoughts on Guardians of the Galaxy, plus the guys discuss the latest news in Ghostbusters 3.  Then aside from that, they dive into baseball a few days removed from the trade deadline and what the future may hold for some teams.  And then finally with SummerSlam about 10 days away, what exactly is it that the WWE is building towards?

Major League Baseball did us all a favor; they had a really interesting trade deadline! Matt & Joe get you all caught up with deals including Jon Lester, David Price and more. Plus, the Phillies did nothing when they needed to do something, and the Mets did the right thing and held their ground.  The guys also go over the low WWE network subscriber number and what happens now for the WWE.

Matt & Joe try to pace their ways through a slow sports time.  They talk baseball, but try picking out whether or not baseball will survive as the age of viewers keeps going up and the ratings keep going down.  Plus, some talk as we move closer the MLB trade deadline, and then the WWE has found their big, money match for SummerSlam in August.  We tell you why you should be excited.

Matt & Joe come to you after a busy week in sports. Lebron is coming home! And while Joe can forgive, Matt can only hate.  Derek Jeter also played his final All-Star game and was given quite a love fest, and then CM Punk has officially left the building.

In this week's episode, for some reason, the World Cup is still a thing.  Joe shares his stories from making his triumphant return to the dentist and Matt has issues with Lebron James and Cleveland.  Also, some baseball talk with MLB All-Star rosters set and a trade finally happening.  And the usual WWE tidbits to close out the episode.

Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings celebrate our independece.  They recap the World Cup, with Joe having held some interest with Matt holding none at all, and they also look at the futrue of soccer's popularity.  Then there's egos controlling the NBA, Alex Rodriguez getting back in the news with the MLB looking bad, and they have some WWE talk for you to round things out.  Celebrate the Fourth of July with MDR!

This week in the world of sports, Lebron James has opted out of his contract and Joe is surprised that Matt hates Lebron James.  Where will he go next, if anywhere at all?  In baseball, the "blocking home plate" rule has been nothing but inconsitant, Mike Mussinna had a really good career and the question of what makes a "Hall of Famer" comes into play.  Then in the WWE, get ready kids, the 15th coming of John Cena is upon us.

Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings get ready to take on summer this week.  For some reason people find soccer interesting, but Matt still can't watch it.  The guys discuss the end of the NBA Finals and the future of Lebron James.  Plus plenty of baseball talk this week with the Tigers sucking, the Royals playing well, and the Mets becoming irrelevant again.  They'll even dive into Fantasy Baseball trades this week.  And then there's WWE conversation with Money in the Bank 10 days away.  Who should be the next WWE World Heavyweight Champion?

Matt & Joe go all in for baseball this week.  Joe turns against Stephen Strasburg and for some reason Matt doesn't come across as the jerk this time.  The guys also land on a new definition for the word weird and they even have some Fantasy Baseball talk this week.

Shocker, Matt & Joe talk about how much they work/don't take vacation time.  But when they stop complaining, the guys put some attention on the Stanley Cup Finals, the Rangers first in 20 years, and the NBA Finals.  Then in baseball, the Mets ate 103 cheesesteaks, the Phillies are struggling and we're 1/3 of the way through the 2014 season.  And in the WWE, Seth Rollins found a way to make Matt really sad.

Matt & Joe dive into baseball looking around the latest news, with injuries impacting the Texas Rangers and then oddly enough the Toronto Blue Jays are up there as one of the top teams right now.  Matt also gangs up on the Mets after their dreadful May, and Joe is pleased to support the demise of the Red Sox.  Plus this week, Matt & Joe Go to the Movies, the guys discuss X-Men Days of Future Past.

Matt & Joe still live in a world where the Rangers and the NHL is still relevant.  Meanwhile, the NBA finds away to trend on Twitter thanks to an 18-year old girl, but don't worry basketball, they have an idea to fix your playoff system.  The guys also go over the best and the worst in the MLB, and address the WWE business issues.

Brace yourselves.  Matt & Joe talk about HOCKEY this week.  The Rangers advancing to the Easter Conference Finals in the Stanley Cup playoffs has finally forced their NHL hand.  But they look around all of sports, going back to last week's NFL Draft, the latest in the NBA playoffs, and more Tommy John Surgeries coming in baseball.  We don't know what happened, but the timeline seems dark again.

So you're telling me that Mariano Rivera actually likes Dustin Pedroia?!  Matt & Joe briefly discuss what we've learned about Rivera's new book, "The Closer".  They also look around the rest of baseball, and wonder why so many teams are stuck at .500.  And then there's the big review of The Amazing Spider-Man.  Liked it?  Loved it?  Hated it?  Find out what the guys thought.

Donald Sterling's racist comments dominated the news this week.  Matt & Joe discuss the penalty handed down to him from the NBA.  The guys also talk baseball with the Mets playing better than expected, and raise some questions around the league.  Plus they get ready for Amazing Spider-Man 2 and WWE Extreme Rules.

Matt Harvey flips the bird, then deletes his Twitter.  Mike Trout vs. Bryce Harper Part 1.  Who we were wrong about in baseball?  Is Miguel Cabrera coming around.  And hey, we even get a Barry Bonds mention!  Also some movie talk with Captain America: The Winter Soldier.  Matt & Joe have it all in this week's MDR.

Matt & Joe get back to baseball.  The guys go over the good, the bad and the ugly in the early parts of this season, and dig into the world of Fantasy Baseball as well.  And believe it or not, this is a wrestling free show, so they bring you into the movie corner!

Matt returns from New Orleans after a really emotional week for wrestling fans.  Recap of the trip in NOLA for WrestleMania 30, plus the sad news of the Ultimate Warrior passing away at 54 just a day after he appereared on Monday Night Raw.  Joe also brings some baseball to the table with his recap of the season's first week.

Matt & Joe have too much to talk about this week.  Baseball is back, How I Met Your Mother is over, and WrestleMania week is here!  Hang on, folks, this is a big one.

Matt Dahl takes on this week's show without Joe Jennings, but turns to brother Tim Dahl to sit in.  Matt & Tim allow wrestling to hijack the entire hour, and discuss their upcoming trip to New Orleans for WrestleMania 30, the build for the Mania card itself, the departure of CM Punk, the WWE Network and more.

Matt & Joe get back to their usual routine, but actually talk basketball this week!  The guys discuss March Madness as well as Phil Jackson talking over the operations of the New York Knicks.  And with baseball in the air, they continue their season preview, touching up on the AL & NL Central, plus address the amount of injuries going around for pitchers.  And then finally some WWE talk with the Road to WrestleMania finally starting to say "YES"

Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings live podcast their Fantasy Baseball draft (which on year number 14!).  Enter the draft room of their league and join in on the laughter, the tears, and the anger all throughout the epic event.  Welcome to Fantasy Baseball!

Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings celebrate three years of MDR by arguing over wrestling -- what children.  The guys also discuss Fantasy Baseball and preview the National League East.

Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings pay their respects to the late Harold Ramis and share their love for Ghostbusters.  They also have their reactions to the launch of the WWE Network, and the Road to WrestleMania 30, and then there's baseball talk with a preview of the National League West.

Matt and Joe are ready for baseball! Especially Joe.  The guys discuss Derek Jeter's retirement and his legacy to the game of baseball, and for some reason Joe is really excited to talk about the American League West.  Matt then leads the charge for a full discussion on Seinfeld.

Matt & Joe have nothing to talk about, but still can't shut up.  Apparently neither know how to handle their drinks, Joe is too generous, Matt shops like a child and the WWE continues to cause conflict.  Also, Winter Olympics disinterest, the Yankees new star is ready to spend his money and the NFL may have an openly gay player on the field come next season.

The sports world is boring!  Matt & Joe are happy to close the door on the NFL after a terrible Super Bowl.  They discuss the game and the commercials, and also touch upon the Richie Incognito/Jonathan Martin text messages.  But really, they're just ready for baseball; talking contracts, next season and Fantasy Baseball.  They also check in on the WWE just 2 months away from Wrestlemania 30.

Matt Dahl and Joe Jennings enter the darkest timeline.  Matt and Joe argue plenty this episode; whether it be over how cold it's been, the state of the WWE, CM Punk's departure... there's a lot to get to.  Oh yeah, the guys preview Super Bowl 48 as well.  But this is the darkest timeline.

A full preview of the WWE's Royal Rumble event coming up this Sunday. Matt & Joe discuss their favorites, likely outcomes and what they'd wanna see.  The guys also talk about the Polar Vortex, creepy hotel rooms, and the Yankees excessive spending this offseason

Matt & Joe reach Episode 150 of MDR! And what are they discussing? A-Rod and steroids!  The news of A-Rod's year-long suspension came last weekend, so is it the proper justice?  Matt Harvey takes on a Twitter war with a Yankees fan and MLB expands it's replay.  Matt & Joe also remember the late Mae Young, passing away at 90-years old earlier this week.

Matt & Joe are together again and can't believe that Mike Piazza was denied the Hall of Fame for the second year in a row.  Same goes for Craig Biggio.  Discussion on the system, this year's class, and what's left to come.  Also, a check in on the NFL Playoffs with the Divisional Rounds coming up and talking the WWE's big announcement regarding the WWE Network.  Matt even makes up his own WrestleMania 30 card.

Happy New Year! And we've lost Matt! Terrible schedules lead to a Joe-only edition of MDR to preview the NFL playoffs, talk some WWE, and plenty more.