Because Jack Perry decided to get petty at All In, CM Punk caused another backstage fight at AEW All In. Since Chris & Kevin enjoy the pettiness involved by everyone, they talk about this topic for a while. Because this event was okay, the Punk/Perry confrontation definitely overshadowed it. With both being suspended for AEW All Out in Chicago, it was another reason for your hosts to talk about it. After getting through another AEW mess, Chris & Kevin concentrated on the rest of All In. They ran through their thought on everything from MJF vs Adam Cole to Saraya winning the AEW Women’s World Championship. To close the show, Chris & Kevin talked about attending this weekend’s WWE Payback Premium Live Event. Their biggest conversation about the event was whether Damien Priest will walk out of the PLE with the World’s Heavyweight Championship.

Because Jeremy & Kevin are hosting, they started talking about something to start the show. After that, they got down to paying tribute to Terry Funk. They talk about him being in some of their earliest wrestling memories. While going through his career stages, your hosts realized Funk was in his fifties when he started hardcore wrestling. Jeremy & Kevin also talk about how famous he was even before they started watching wrestling. Since Bray Wyatt‘s death was announced shortly before recording, your hosts talk about that tragedy. Jeremy & Kevin talk about his extremely memorable characters, even if his matches weren’t the best. They cover how much everyone talked about Windham Rotunda as a great person outside of wrestling. To close the show,Jeremy & Kevin covered the highlights from AEW and NXT this week.

After a week of guest hosts, Chris & Kevin are back behind the microphones. They kick it off by talking about the AEW Press Conference for All In. Because Tony Khan admitted that the card has to change, your hosts talk about the lack of hype for a majority of the matches. Since Cash Wheeler was arraigned in court, Chris & Kevin talk about FTR‘s chances of winning on Saturday. For the umpteenth time, Chris & Kevin wonder why they booked back to back weeks of Pay Per Views shows. Your hosts discuss how many tag matches are at All In and them leading to singles matches at All Out. Because All In is in front of 80,000+, Chris & Kevin talk about why the larger crowd should get the hyped singles matches. To close the show, they talk about Edge‘s possible retirement match with Sheamus on Smackdown.

Since the usual podcast partners were on hiatus, Kevin tabbed world famous author Eric Nelson for this podcast. They started by talking about Kevin’s brother in law mistaking Stone Cold for the Six Million Dollar Man. After that, Eric talked about his interactions at this years George Tragos/Lou Thesz Hall of Fame in Waterloo IA. Because Kevin is sadistic, he had Eric watch the AEW Texas Chainsaw Massacre match. With Eric doesn’t keep up with current wrestling, he quizzed Kevin about some of his thoughts on the products out today. To close the show, they reminisce about taking PW Torch money to interview Larry Sweeney in Orlando.

Since all of the other podcasting partners were tied up, Kevin recruited the Wife for a show. Because she didn’t watch WWE Raw, we decided to do an NXT segment by segment review. This show is short and sweet. Enjoy the prospective from the other half of Stunt Granny Headquarters.

On this weeks ‘Stunt Granny Audio” Chris and Jeremy try and fit in a lot of wrestling in a very small amount of time. The boys discuss if the Brock Lesnar show of respect was legitimate or a planned angle. If unscripted what’s the benefit for Brock? Does Brock just do whatever he wants? What’s next for the Bloodline story? If not, then what’s next? Can Jimmy versus Jey be worked out until WrestleMania? Where does Roman go now if he is injured? Which of our hosts doesn’t want to see Gunther and Chad Gable at Payback for selfish reasons? Can AEW run a stadium show in the United States? How does a company book a stadium and have no plan? How can every AEW PPV be finalized in the last weeks of build up? There’s so much more and it’s all wrestling talk for a change. So, give it a listen.

Because Jeremy asked about Leagues Cup soccer, Kevin decided to start the show talking about the Columbus Crew vs Club America match he attended. After soccer talk, they tried to talk about AEW Dynamite‘s 200th episode. Since your hosts started talking about Tony Khan being hurt by HHH’s “Second Promotion” comments, they turned to WWE talk. Jeremy wanted to get in his two cents about Summerslam. With Great American Bash on Saturday, your hosts talked about the after math on NXT TV. Jeremy & Kevin talked about Ilja Dragunov making Carmelo Hayes wrestle his style of match. Of course these two double backed to talk some AEW Dynamite. Your hosts talk again about the now tired hard core matches on the show. To close the show, Jeremy & Kevin talk about their complicated feelings about Hikaru Shida beating Toni Storm for the AEW Women’s Championship.

Because the build up for Summerslam is complete, Chris & Kevin did a review by way of preview. Since Becky Lynch vs Trish Stratus got bumped, your hosts discuss how much of a mess the main event scene. Chris & Kevin talk about enjoying some of the women’s under card story lines like Maxxine Dupri. With Logan Paul calling out Samantha Irvin, your hosts talk about this “Viral” match up with Ricochet. With Damien Priest holding the Money In The Bank briefcase, Chris & Kevin discuss Seth Rollins losing his championship after his match with Finn Balor. Your hosts debate whether Gunther is going to continue his long reign as Intercontinental Champion. Last on the menu is whether Jey Uso will become the new Tribal Chief. To close the show, Chris & Kevin talk about FTR vs Adam Cole & MJF on AEW Collision.

Because Chris is on a business trip, Jeremy & Kevin took the reigns for the early week podcast. Your hosts wondered when the Judgement Day became a good faction. Since the Bloodline is breaking up, they talk about Judgement Day supplanting them for top faction in the WWE. Since Damien Priest is Senor Money In The Bank, Jeremy & Kevin talk about all four members possibly having a championship at the end of Summerslam. With Drew McIntyre taking on Gunther, your hosts discuss whether the Scottish Psychopath should end Gunther’s Intercontinental reign. Since Logan Paul‘s video got posted, Jeremy & Kevin talk about this interesting stage for Paul in his WWE career. To close the show, your hosts talk about AAA Lucha Libre being a real alternative to AEW & WWE.

Strap in Grand Kids, this podcast is a long one. Because Jeremy bought ICEE cereal, him & Kevin go over the differences between that and a Slurpee. Spoiler alert, they also talk about Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning: Part One. As usual, your hosts eventually get to professional wrestling. Jeremy & Kevin kick off the wrestling portion of the show talking about AEW Dynamite‘s Blood & Guts match. Since there was more bleeding, they both talk about being over hardcore matches. Jeremy & Kevin talk about bad wrestling directing because they missed the shot of Jon Moxley throwing in the towel for Wheeler Yuta. During the NXT portion of the show, your hosts talk about the reboot of Baron Corbin & Dana Brooke. To close the show, Jeremy & Kevin welcome back Tony D’Angelo from prison.