This week the guys remember the rise and fall of the nWo as they experienced it as viewers in high school. They fondly remember the faction's beginnings, its impact on the Monday Night Wars, the many iterations the group spawned, and ultimately trace its decline with that of World Championship Wrestling. Strap in.... FOR LIIIIIFE!

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This week AEW's Hollywood Hunk Ryan Nemeth joins the guys to talk growing up in a family of wrestling fans, repping DX as a kid on a playground full of nWo fans, and his horror movie-inspired Being The Elite segments. Plus, we find out about the fancy good-smelling self-tanner that Hangman Page wears, how Ryan feels about being called "goofy" by the dirt sheets, and more!

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This week the boys make a new wrestling friend as poet tchaositself joins them for an amazing (and hilarious) conversation about his recent viral poem “The ‘F’ Word”, writing, AJ Styles, Curryman, ROH, the DMV region’s Indy scene, Netflix & Image Comics’s Invincible, video games and more! Plus, Good News/Bad News brings both good and bad things. Finally, Ethan Wall brings us a TRADEMARK UPDATE, closing out a story from earlier in the year with a semi-happy ending.

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Finally finishing up our spotlight on the host, the first half of this episode is a Dave Kushner Q & A. Learn Dave's earliest wrestling memories, his favorite moves, his least favorite gimmick and more about the host with the most. Then, we do a news dive, discussing Summer Slam, the declining health of some beloved superstars and more. Plus, a very brief Trademark Wars!

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The dudes are back, all vaxxed up, and they’ve got a lot to catch up on! In wrestling, the dust is settling on the WWE’s massive round of wrestler releases, and the gang has a lot to say about the financial choices behind them. Plus, Dave compares the new season of Vice’s Dark Side of the Ring with WWE’s A&E Biography series. Ethan is fanging and banging with a trademark update about Gangrel and how it signals a new trend of independent wrestlers proactively taking control of their intellectual property.

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This week the crew rides with the Four Horsemen. We discuss this group of legendary road buddies and their massive legacy in the history of wrestling. We talk about the group's origin, our favorite moments, spend a reasonable amount of time lovingly goofing on Mongo McMichael, and doing Ric Flair WHOOOOO!!!'s. Perhaps most importantly, we settle once and for all which founding Horseman is which gal from Sex and the City. Plus, Ethan shares his expert legal analysis on WWE's new social media policy and its demands on their talent. Plus, what new Horsemen-related trademark is the Anderson family laying claim to? And...Dave's wearing another old wrestling t-shirt. Wanna know which one? Well, listen to the episode, dummy!

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In which the guys interview one of their own, again. This time, Ethan Wall is in the hot seat! We learn about his early days in Long Island, his introduction to wrestling, his favorite wrestlers and more! Plus, Dave's shirt of the week... is a HAT?!?!

This week is our chance to get to know our pal/co- host Shawn DePasquale's (ScreenRant, Galaxys for Hire from Devil's Due Comics, Macaulay Culkin's BunnyEars Podcast) and his love of pro wrestling. Learn how it connected generations in his family as Shawn recounts his earliest memories watching Wrestlemania 2 with his old school, Gorgeous-George-Killer-Kowalski-heel-loving great-grandfather. The gang discusses why Mount Rushmore's of Wrestling (and in general) are whack but then digs into Shawn's Top 5 of All Time and why Mick Foley is deserving of a place there. We trace which heels scared him the most and how the 1980s Rock 'n' Wrestling cartoon might be the future of cinematic matches.

Plus: Trademark Wars war returns as Intellectual property lawyer Ethan Wall gives his expert insight into legal matters in the wrestling business. Is the recent AEW trademark filing for "Too Sweet" just too sour for the WWE's legal team to handle? Or did AEW's lawyers happen to screw up the paperwork!??