Jamie Weiss and Max Simonet (Adult Swim) watch and discuss most of Wrestlemania XIX (that's 19!) which is oppressively 2003 and Limp Bizkit heavy.

Catch an audio glitch within the first 4 minutes and other than that, there are no botches except for a Shooting Star Press in the main event. That's pretty impressive considering Jamie didn't start watching pro-wrestling until 2015.

This episode is pretty dang explicit.

The podcast art was given a facelift by our graphic designer, Rebecca Price,(rebreccaprice.me) and everyone loves it and as always, thanks to Xander Pratt (soundcloud.com/xander_pratt) for our theme music.

Any questions? Email Jamie at [email protected] or follow her on Twitter @JWMeatballs

It’s the second episode of Heck in a Sec and we’re talking about Battleground from July 23, 2017, in Philly, the Land of Brotherly Love, BROTHER. Today’s guest is Jamie’s little bro, Joey Weiss. Listen as she still manages to screw up Curtis Axel’s name, renames Jason Jordan “Jesse,” gives Baron Corbin a shot at the Raw Universal Championship, confuses the numbers 30 and 60, realizes she should have researched Punjabi culture further, and uses a tagged-bell named Jelzo she stole off a building to avoid further editing. Around 44 minutes in, Joey asks the hard-hitting questions. Please comment, rate, and share! Five stars makes me horny and that makes my brother uncomfortable. Thank you to Xander Pratt for the theme music: soundcloud.com/xander_pratt Thank you to Rebecca Price for making the podcast art: rebeccaprice.me If you have any interest in being a guest know-nothing or GUEST COHOST email or have any little-nothings to put out there: [email protected] You can follow me on Twitter: @JWMeatballs

Listen to Jamie Weiss finally force her friends to watch wrestling with her then talk about it! Here's the first episode of WWE PPV podcast, Heck in a Sec.

The first guest is Xander Pratt and they discuss Great Balls of Fire in "the Big D."

It's a pilot, so: count how many times she uses the word "absolutely," makes bell and buzzer sounds she thought she would edit out in post, call commentators "announcers," abandon thoughts mid-sentence, and most importantly; erase Curtis Axel and replace him with Curt Hawkins.

Podcast art by Rebecca Price and music by Xander Pratt.