Dave and Jason do a deep dive on the whole "QAnon" conspiracy theory and take a look at a signing in the 90s that would change the wrestling business forever...

Dave and Jason discuss severe polarization within families and households while espousing that Cobra Kai Never Die.

Dave and Jason talk about the recent strife, pain and hypocrisy in the wake of two Kenosha, WI shootings, reflect on the loss of two great superheroes this past week and talk about the trial that changed wrestling forever...

If you would like to donate to the crowdfund to help the Murray family, who just lost their home in a wildfire, their GoFundMe is here: http://gf.me/u/yuijr8

The podcast celebrates its first year with some never-before released "test audio" and discuss the evolution of the 'pod over the last 365.

NOTE: Dave and Jason also discuss a recent tragedy befalling the Murray family with the loss of their home to wildfire. The mentioned crowdfund can be found here:

http://gf.me/u/yuijr8

Dave and Jason discuss actual dumpster fires in today's virtual world (hint: they involve both distance learning and the DNC)and continue the 80s trek through pro-wrestling history.

Joe makes his pick and Dave and Jason are here to break it down. Plus, how Dave and Jason both sleep at night, relaxation techniques and the early 80s boom of the WWF.

Dave and Jason talk about the disgusting ongoing saga of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell and Professor Jason continues his crash course in pro wrestling history leading to the Rise of Vince McMahon. Junior.

Dave and Jason debate if current American society has reached its lowest point and then, by popular demand, Professor Bailey puts his scholar hat on to discuss the origins and history of professional wrestling.

Facism Part Deux, the greatest Lethal Weapon Knock-off Ever Made, and the wrestling brilliance of the Dragon. Dave and Jason tackle it all...

Dave and Jason discuss the recent reviews and feedback for Dave's Amazon Prime series "Job Guys," debate the insanity of sending kids back into school during a pandemic, address how hometowns can influence personality and give the lowdown on how wrestlers get their names.