Despite not being able to think of a pun title for the episode, Travis and guest Jake Goff gush about their favorite finishers, what makes a finisher "the best", and debate their necessity in modern wrestling.

There are a lot of pro wrestlers named Dick. Travis sorts through the best of them so you don't have to.

If you have a significant other who isn't into wrestling but you want them to give it a chance, here's your blueprint! Travis brings his wife Jess on the show to discuss her skepticism of wrestling, her eventual fandom, and (Spoiler Alert) presenting Travis with the big gold belt on their wedding day!

In one of the many infinite alternate realities, Juicy J and DJ Paul were hired by one Vincent Kennedy McMahon to be the lead composers and songwriters for the WWE. This is a retrospective of their greatest wrestler entrance themes.

It's the heist of the century....Travis brings Matt Applegate back on the show to build an elite team of wrestlers capable of pulling off the greatest heist in WWE history. Is their team worthy of stealing from the McMahons?

Has a wrestling podcast ever used the epic poem Dante's Inferno as a way to critically view WWE during its not so finest hours? Probably not, so here are "the nine circles of WWE Hell". Part 2 contains Anger, Heresy, Violence, Fraud, and Treachery.

Has a wrestling podcast ever used the epic poem Dante's Inferno as a way to critically view WWE during its not so finest hours? Probably not, so here are "the nine circles of WWE Hell". Part 1 contains Limbo, Lust, Gluttony, and Greed.

The Wrestle Special turns 1! Travis welcomes Tank Mansfield back to the show, and they celebrate all the things in wrestling that didn't last as long as The Wrestle Special! John Cena eating at Subway! Wrestling Society X! Thunder in Paradise! If it didn't last a year, it's fair game!

What was it like raising a teenage boy during the Attitude Era? Travis and his mom relive the biggest boom period in pro wrestling in all of its sophomoric, sleazy, and hardcore glory!

Can a heel ever go too far? Travis welcomes back Brian Byrley to the show to discuss the bad guys of pro wrestling. From Muhammad Hassan to Eddie Guerrero, cancer, body shaming, and everything in between, they set out to answer the question: how heel is too heel?