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In this episode of the Fatal Four Way, the hosts discuss the recent acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery by Netflix, the implications for AEW and TNA, and the upcoming tournament to determine John Cena's last opponent. The conversation covers the shifting landscape of wrestling in the streaming era, the potential for TNA's growth with their move to AMC, and the excitement surrounding Cena's final match. In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about the current state of WWE, focusing on the recent Survivor Series event, roster dynamics, and the potential for future stars like Joe Hendry and Bron Breaker. They critique the over-reliance on veteran talent and the need for compelling storylines, while also speculating on Cody Rhodes' potential heel turn and the identity of a mysterious masked figure. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on Vince Russo's influence in wrestling today and the importance of engaging storytelling in the industry.

The ladies discuss breaking news  in the case of missing pregnant woman, Rebecca Kay Park

In this episode of 'On This Day in the 80s', hosts Jason Clouse and Jill Bain reflect on personal updates, including holiday experiences and health news about friends. They discuss the significance of December 3rd, highlighting notable birthdays and events from the 80s, including the impact of character changes in popular TV shows. The conversation shifts to the influence of AI in music and creativity, followed by a look at movie and music releases on this date. The hosts also share poignant stories about life, loss, and the importance of cherishing moments, concluding with a preview of upcoming events on the PFC Entertainment Network.

Jason, Tim, and Eric talk about the last week's results for the Red Wings, Pistons, and Week 13 in the NFL. Including deep dives into ownership issues in Detroit, LeBron James' fan interactions, and much more

In a special bonus episode, the guys discuss Frank Ragnow's return to the Detroit Lions, the end of the Pistons' winning streak, and a discussion of Detroit GOATS, plus much more.

Looking at the events of November 26 in the 1980s, including the debut of America's Funniest Home Videos, Charles M. Schultz's birthday and legacy of Peanuts, the Milli Vanilli controversy, and more.

Jason, Tim, and Eric break down a variety of sports headlines including the new MLB streaming deals, a look back at Week 12 in the NFL, a preview of "The Game" between Michigan and Ohio State, the Pistons' continued streak, and much more.

Judi and Jill discus the hauntings at The Boulder Damn Hotel

In this episode, Jason and Jill explore various themes from the 1980s, including notable events, personal anecdotes, and reflections on Thanksgiving traditions. They discuss the impact of merchandising, share shoutouts to friends and family, and delve into the music and movies that defined the decade. The conversation flows naturally through different topics, providing a nostalgic look back on November 19 in the 1980s while also connecting it to their personal experiences and current events.

This week's topics include the Detroit Pistons' 10-game win streak, the Red Wings maintaining in the division, a breakdown of Week 11 in the NFL, the Jake Paul fight change, and more.