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RVD stories, live and left loose.
1 Of A Kind With RVD is a relaxed live-show conversation built around Rob Van Dam’s wrestling life and whatever the room brings up. Recent episodes move from old announcements and ECW stories to babies on camera, super chats, sponsor pivots, and road-trip updates.
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1 Of A Kind With RVD works best as an unhurried live-room version of wrestling memory. It is centered on Rob Van Dam, but it does not treat him like a museum piece. He tells stories in the sideways way people actually remember things: a ring announcement leads to Howard Finkel, a weight number, a laugh about AI audio, and then a small detour into what he weighed that morning. Dominic D'Angelo acts as the steady on-air guide, moving between sponsor copy, livestream logistics, chat names, and the next question. The show keeps those mechanics visible. That is part of its texture. Recent episodes open with FanDuel sports picks, Happy Hippo reads, RVDTV reminders, and the kind of live chatter that makes the audience feel already in the room. Then the conversation can turn quickly. One stretch may be about Katie Forbes, Saba, Karma, travel from Spokane, or a busy convention week. Another may be about ECW, Sabu, Raven, Tommy, Danny Doring, Japan, locker rooms, party stories, or whether someone could still do their job in the ring under rough conditions. The show does not sand down those memories into neat nostalgia. It lets them stay messy, funny, sometimes uncomfortable, and full of corrections. Danny Doring’s appearance brings old ECW wound stories, impressions, and comic timing. Katie Forbes’s return shifts the mood toward family, social life, aging, dancing, and everyday balance. Fan questions and super chats are not interruptions so much as the show’s bloodstream. That makes the format uneven in a deliberate way. It can feel like a podcast, a livestream, a backstage conversation, and a family check-in all at once. Listeners looking for a sharply edited wrestling history lesson may find it too loose. Fans who want RVD in full conversational mode will understand the appeal immediately. The show is about access more than polish. It lets the ramble breathe.
Made for: For wrestling fans who like long-form personality, backstage memory, ECW-era stories, and livestream banter more than tightly edited analysis. It especially suits listeners comfortable with sponsor breaks, fan chat, family cameos, and winding answers.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart by letting Rob Van Dam’s memories unfold in real time, complete with corrections, tangents, chat prompts, and abrupt pivots. It feels closer to hanging around after a wrestling appearance than sitting through a packaged interview.
“1 of a Kind with RVD” stars WWE Hall Of Famer and legend Rob Van Dam alongside "dirt sheet writer" Dominic DeAngelo to talk Rob's storied career in the pro wrestling ring. The two will converse about the current state of professional wrestling, take a look back at some of Rob’s classic matches and feuds, and even stray into discussions about life advice, perspective and philosophy in an “Enlighten One Up” segment. Episodes drop every Monday for "Mr. Monday Night." Catch the full video episodes three days early, every Friday on Premier Streaming Network at Premier+ now: WatchOnPremier.com Get exclusive...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Rob Van Dam makes wrestling history tangible through candid road memories, backstage detail, guest stories, and freewheeling live conversation.
Rob Van Dam turns wrestling history into lived detail, moving from matches and backstage customs to road stories from Japan and memories of ECW.
Rob Van Dam recalls a wrestler on acid in Japan; your wrestling group chat has competition.
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A loose, family-centered wrestling hang with March Madness, travel, and convention talk.
The episode plays like a loose family hang, moving through March Madness, a FanDuel pick, baby talk, Spokane travel, and plans for Steel City Con without trying to turn any of it into a neat segment.
A casual wrestling episode with March Madness banter, family chatter, and vivid ring memories.
This episode starts with FanDuel talk and a March Madness angle, then moves into Rob Van Dam's family segment and a steady run of wrestling stories that keep it moving.
A loose hang built around FanDuel, baseball, and Japan memories.
Rob Van Dam comes back from overseas for an easygoing conversation that starts with a FanDuel baseball bet and World Baseball Classic chatter before sliding into Japan-tour memories.
Danny Doring turns a loose hang into ECW stories, hard-way scars, and impressions.
Danny Doring spends this stretch on ECW road stories, hard-way scars, and backstage oddities that land best for listeners already fluent in the names.
A loose Sunday-night KT episode with baby updates, aging talk, dancing, and a Yankees plus 1100 pick in the opening read.
Katie Forbes takes over a relaxed Sunday-night One of a Kind with RVD, starting with baby updates before the conversation wanders into whether guy friends would ever put on music and dance just because. That looseness is the point.
A live makeup show turns heel injuries into a candid, hopeful talk about rebuilding the splits.
A live makeup show opens into a candid recovery conversation, as the host moves from talk of a possible new intro, From Battle Creek, Michigan, to the more practical question of how to get back into the splits after breaking his heels.
A live revisit of a notorious bloodbath links ring spectacle to backstage survival.
Don McDaniel and Fonzie turn a notorious wrestling bloodbath into a guided watch, revisiting Fonzie's match with Buelo McGillicuddy while pausing to unpack what is happening in the ring.
A loose live hang that turns Rob Van Dam banter, chat noise, and wrestling memory into the draw.
The episode feels like a live room with the door open: Rob Van Dam is on, the chat stays active, and the talk keeps slipping between weekly life and wrestling memory.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss hockey betting odds and reminisce about Rob's wrestling career, including his weight announcement.
Rob and Katie open with FanDuel, March Madness, and a quick switch from Illinois to Michigan as things get moving.
RVD opens the show with a quick March Madness sponsor riff, then brings the family into the room.
Rob Van Dam opens with FanDuel, baseball, and the World Baseball Classic.
RVD opens with March Madness chatter and a Florida pick before Danny Doering comes on for a relaxed catch-up.
Rob Van Dam's wife Katie Forbes appears on Episode 144 of 1 Of A Kind With RVD to discuss life with newborn twins born on December 26 at three and four pounds, her rapid return to professional wrestling training, and her WrestleMania weekend match booking at Laundry Fight Championship in Las Vegas.
Rob Van Dam and co-host discuss NHL futures betting and open the show with wrestling banter.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss the current state of professional wrestling, classic matches, and life advice.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss pro wrestling, current events, and Super Bowl prop bets.
Rob Van Dam discusses NFL playoff betting and then transitions to a guest-hosted pro wrestling talk segment.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss pro wrestling, including Rob's career, current events, and a segment on life advice.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, including the origin of his thumbs-up taunt, and talk about the current state of professional wrestling.
Rob Van Dam and co-host discuss Rob's wrestling career, current wrestling news, and answer fan questions.
The hosts introduce a live episode featuring RVD and family members, with chaotic banter about the show's intro and audience participation.
Episode 129 of '1 Of A Kind With RVD' is a shorter live session recorded while RVD is traveling, without his usual family members present.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, current wrestling news, and life philosophy.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, current wrestling news, and life philosophy.
Host Don McDaniel (Dominic D'Angelo) and ECW referee-turned-valet Bill 'Fonzie' Alfonso reconstruct the September 20, 1997 ECW match between Fonzie and Beulah McGillicuddy — a seven-minute bloodbath at 'As Good As It Gets' that Paul Heyman has called one of his top three ECW matches.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, current wrestling news, and personal life updates.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss professional wrestling, including matches, feuds, and current events in the wrestling world.
It opens live, with Rob Van Dam greeting the chat and the host easing into the room.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, current wrestling news, and life advice.
Rob Van Dam and co-host Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, current wrestling news, and conduct interviews with wrestling personalities.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's career and stories about wrestling giants like Vader and Kevin Nash.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, recent events, and upcoming appearances.
Rob Van Dam and co-host discuss wrestling career, current state of wrestling, and life philosophy with a live audience.
Rob Van Dam and Dominic DeAngelo host a live wrestling talk show discussing Rob's career, current wrestling news, and life advice.
Rob Van Dam and co-host Dominic DeAngelo discuss Rob's wrestling career, current wrestling news, and life philosophy.