Dave and Jason discuss the release of Dave's series "Job Guys" on Amazon Prime, debate the nature of friendship and how it changes with age and then talk about a certain "ravishing" wrestling star. (It ain't Lana...)

(Job Guys: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B08CH6D2BB/)

Dave and Jason discuss bounties being put on American troops, what aging has meant to both of them and the career of the one and only Snake.

The wrestling industry has a MAJOR sexual abuse problem, and Dave and Jason cleanse that palette with talk of two childhood heroes: Batman and Bret "The Hitman" Hart.

Jason visits LA and all Hell breaks loose, "Cotton Candy" is different in California and Kentucky and Dave's Batcave mystifies...

The Dumpster Fire gets interrupted this week as Jason opens up about his depression and how it could affect him moving forward and the future of the show. Dave and Jason then talk about a subject near and dear to Jason's heart: The Deadman.

Dave and Jason discuss a U.S. President ordering military action against American citizens against the backdrop of police brutality nationwide, talk about people they want to shoutout/promote doing good work during a difficult time and call out WWE's worst existing performer and say why she needs to go.

In this super-sized episode, Jason peels back the curtain on how the show comes together, Dave and Jason revisit the most "controversial" segment in the show's history and Dave recounts a personal story when talking about the recent suicide of wrestling's Hana Kimura.

Dave and Jason discuss states reopening and cities that fall on two state borders, debate movie sequels and discuss the greatest tag team in pro wrestling history. What a Rush...

Dave and Jason talk about states forcing workers back into the workforce to kick them off of unemployment benefits during the pandemic, Star Wars and its future and the one, the only Macho Man...

Dave and Jason discuss the latest developments of the now infamous virus, what you should binge-watch while socially distancing and the conundrum of holding Wrestlemania 36 in an empty building.