Evan doesn't care for NWA Powerr, even before learning about the recent firing of Jim Cornette. We reflect on our interview with Tom Frazier of Imperial World Wrestling, get into the weeds about mincing words and splitting hairs, and implore any rappers from the 90s that may be listening to support us financially. Remember to check out IWW Cheat Code on Nov. 30th at Martin Luther High School in Maspeth, Queens!

Hey everyone, we recorded this on 11/15 but then life happened so it's going up late. As great wrestling team DX famously said: "Deal With It." We get a lesson in the philosophy of ethics from Ben, then we get political as we reflect on Vince.

Tom Frazier, impresario of indie promotion Imperial World Wrestling, explains the ups and downs of being the bottom line. We watch Shawn/Vince and Fiend/Rollins, pretty much the two defining examples of "good" and "bad" matches.

In which our heroes grapple with the man at the center of it all, and wonder if their butts will still look like that at 60. (They will not.)

Revisiting the Sasha/Bayley episode, wanting to be a better person.

Reflecting on Rock/Hogan and Lesnar/Goldberg, a few bleeps prompt our protagonists to stumble into a discussion of censorship.

Danielle from the ass-kicking Heel Marks podcast stops by to help Evan understand why wrestling, surprisingly, is not ALWAYS for teenage boys. Evan remain incredulous, but can't argue the facts.

Ben and Doc give Evan his first taste of Hulkamania. It is NOT delicious. Later, there's a match that involved a lot more casual strolling than anyone expected.

Revisiting Eddie/Rey leads to the current Marvel/Scorsese Kerfuffle, which spurs a conversation about when and if art can be bad for you. Evan reveals shocking information about the number of movies he's seen.

In which Evan becomes irate upon learning that there is, in fact, wrestling he enjoys.