did Arnold Schwarzenegger save Christmas?

I know it’s a wild concept but join me today as I give an overview of the similarities between the hottest wrestler in AEW and Taylor Swift

After hearing a promo from Diana Tuarasi we discuss how we can harness this energy to get people watching the sport and how WWE has been doing this for a long time

This week on the podcast we are discussing the similarities between stand up comedy and wrestling...upon reading norm McDonald's memoir I thought about playing a character night in and night out. When does the character stop being a character and begin to be real life 

It's safe to say there's a lot of toxicity in wrestling these days, but where does it come from?

Despite being portrayed as the good guy, Taylor is here to make the argument against it and he brings in Will to get some outside insight. Is Tom the bad guy he's made out to be? Do you even remember Tom and Jerry? (we really hope so)

Join us as Taylor and Will look at the finalists of AEW's continental classic gold league -Jay White -Jon Moxley -Swerve Strickland 🤔 Agree or disagree with our choices? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Let the discussion begin! 👇

we all remember Arnold saving the day and getting his son the Turbo Max he so desperately wanted, right? It might not be that cut and dry though, join Will and Taylor as we look back at Jingle All The Way

The boys watched the 2014 film Jingle All The Way 2 (produced by WWE) expecting it to be bad. Well, it might have been bad but more importantly we find out Larry The Cable Guy kind of saved Christmas and restored faith in this film franchise.

In preparation for The Iron Claw coming out on December 22nd, Taylor and Will discuss the best plan of attack for watching it in theatres this holiday season. But how do you get ready to ugly cry in public?

Join us on this cinematic journey with the Run-In Podcast crew as we embark on a wild ride through Tinseltown, rewriting cinema history with a touch of wrestling star power! This week we daringly replace iconic movie characters with wrestling legends, turning classic films into epic crossover spectacles. From the time-traveling antics of "Back To The Future" to the suave espionage of the James Bond franchise, no movie is safe from our imaginative wrestling twists.