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After a week off, the guys preview SummerSlam and look at some of the other headlines within the world of pro wrestling.

Jason and Shawn look at a list of the best "cop movies" of the decade, including films like Beverly Hills Cop, Tango & Cash, and Police Academy, among others.

Before breaking down a list of six types of people to surround yourself with for a happier and more productive life, Jason looks back on a pretty significant week for him personally.

Jim breaks down his team's "victory" in their most recent game on Sunday (in real time), and then he and Jason discuss their reunion this past Friday in Lake Orion.

The girls talk about cults in this week's episode.

This week, Jason and Shawn break down a list of the Top 15 primetime tv shows of the 1980s.

Jason Clouse describes the changes and what influenced them for the future of the Flagship Show of the PFC Network.

In a "podcast charcuterie," Kristin talks about her recent trip to the UP of Michigan, the loss of her kitten, and response to a child predator organization that recently exposed a member of Kristin's community.

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In a multi-topic discussion, Jason talks about his embarrassing encounter at the cell phone store, Amy's take on legacies, and her efforts to put together a very important fund-raiser.

The new chapter of Tea Time begins as Jason Clouse and Jim Burgett relaunch their popular podcast. Among the topics discussed is the launch of new MWO-inspired merchandise, the recent MLB All-Star Game, and recreational sports.

In a very real and raw conversation, Shawn and Jason discuss their legacies in the pro wrestling business.

Whether its McDonalds vs. Burger King or Coke vs. Pepsi, the 80s were riddled with big time feuds, both in the corporate world and on the screens.

On this episode, Jason dives into some pretty personal feelings to deliver a "universal love letter" to our significant others.

Various addictions and what causes them are discussed on this week's episode.

What could wrong when you tackle as something as innocent as nursery rhymes? Tune in and find out.

On this episode, Shawn and Jason discuss the relaunch of a controversial wrestling fan site before breaking down the announcement of John Cena's retirement from WWE and the recent Money in the Bank PLE

On this episode, Jason talks about why he feels its important to embark on changes that could improve your life, instead of dealing with regret.

This show dropped earlier in the week because of BREAKING NEWS that broke during the recording. But before that, the guys look at the top three movies of every year of the decade.

On this episode, Kristin explains how karaoke has been a major contributor to the happiness in her life.

In a special bonus episode, Jason talks about the importance of listening to your gut to avoid unnecessary drama and controversy. Recorded live during a 4th of July live stream.

Jill and Jenny continue their stories of the paranormal, true crimes, with a side of bullshit.

The Sheridans--Amy and Tim--are both on this week's episode to discuss summer plans and traditions that include the 4th of July and their opinions on fairs and festivals.

On this week's episode, the guys talk about Tony Kahn's booking practices and its affect on AEW ratings, the return of Dr. Britt Baker, Ricochet's contract, state athletic commissions sanctioning pro wrestling, and more.

We all consider Ghostbusters, Back to the Future, and Die Hard as all-time summer blockbuster movies. But the guys look at a list of the ten surprise blockbuster movies in the summer of the 1980s.