In a heated episode, Jason talks about the internal struggles of being regulated as backup plan for your significant other.

As the road to WrestleMania continues, Shawn and Jason discuss the selections for the Hall of Fame, Drew McIntyre being overshadowed, and why Cody Rhodes is in the No.1 contenders spot. Also, Sting's retirement is discussed.

On this episode, Jason and Shawn discuss the rise and fall of the Atari video game system...including a list that didn't sit well with Mr. Grugel.

Recorded on location in Mt. Clemens, Michigan, Jason Clouse welcomes Jessie Kelly to the show, who tells the story of her journey and motivation to make a significant difference within the seemingly divided landscape of working within the big three and with the UAW.

Kristin and Jason break down different scenarios where we thought the story was going in one direction, only to have the "script flipped" in the middle of it.

On this episode, Joanna and Natalie break down DBT therapy.

Amy Sheridan and Jason Clouse welcome Elizabeth Deland back to the show, as they discuss the alarming trend of GoFundMe and other fund-raisers that are not legitimately helping the people they were designed for.

The variety of topics that Jason and Pope this week include Pope's love for video games, their takes on the current political landscape, and the calming influence of Bob Ross.

Shawn and Jason discuss the difference between legit journalism and fandom when reporting on pro wrestling, including commentary on the Dave Lagreca/The Rock issue and Ryback's comments on Paul Heyman's induction into the WWE Hall of Fame.

Nikki Falsone is back on the show, as she and Jason look at a list of the top fast food places that people actually like their food. It's a much lighter-hearted episode this week.