In the season 2 finale, Jaime and Jerry are joined by Mikey and Roland to play studio boss and pitch pro-wrestlers for movie projects that will likely never happen...but should.Drew McIntyre as Angus MacLeod in Highlander is an obvious choice but McIntyre as Mrs. Doubtfire? That's inspired. A production of ⁠⁠Rosewood Media⁠⁠.Recorded at ⁠⁠Khanna House Studios⁠⁠ in Wellington, Florida.Original Music by Roger Rimada. Check out his musical side project, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ghost Signal⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠!

From Cyndi Lauper to Bumpy Knuckles, Jelly Roll to Metro Boomin' and Offset, pro-wrestling and music have been in each other's arenas since the early days.This week, Jaime and Jerry share the mic with their buddy Mikey and avowed hip-hop head Alex to talk about the intersection of wrestling and hip-hop and to mention, once again, how Hulk Hogan ruins everything. A production of ⁠Rosewood Media⁠.Recorded at ⁠Khanna House Studios⁠ in Wellington, Florida.Original Music by Roger Rimada. Check out his musical side project, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ghost Signal⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠!

It's that time of year again and this time, Jaime and Jerry are joined in the studio by Jaime's son, Will who has a few opinions on who is going to take home the gold at Wrestlemania.Spoiler - It's the OTC. It's always the OTC with that kid. We're a house divided but there's definitely one thing we can all agree on - Brock Lesnar sucks.A production of Rosewood Media.Recorded at Khanna House Studios in Wellington, Florida.Original Music by Roger Rimada. Check out his musical side project, ⁠⁠⁠⁠Ghost Signal⁠⁠⁠⁠!

Pro-wrestling is built on faces and heels and there are plenty of real-life heels in this business (Vince, Hulk Hogan, The Fabulous Moolah, Chris Benoit...) but in this episode, we're lifting up the real life faces.The good guys outside of the squared circle who actually make this world a better place.In that spirit, here's to a great 2026 to all of our guests and listeners. We love you guys and hope that the new year comes roaring in like Warrior and is as fucking amazing as when Stone Cold beat Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania XIV.

The LOD of Broward County are back to talk dream matches with Jerry and Jaime.The matches we would love to see but will likely never happen...unless the Saudis build a Lazarus Pit or something.

You know what's better than watching two people pummel each other in the squared circle? A storyline behind it.This week, Jerry and Jaime are joined by their good friend Mikey to discuss some of the best feuds in pro-wrestling.Spoiler alert: Jaime doesn't clang on about Taker versus Kane....probably because that's going to be a whole separate episode.

Season 2 kicks off with Jaime, Jerry and the LOD of Broward County - Adam and Josh - joining us for a fantasy wrestling draft.We put together our fantasy Survivor Series teams - think fantasy football meets pro-wrestling meets The League but way less collusion.

Jaime and Jerry are joined by their friends Mikey and Roland to discuss this year's Summerslam. We go over each match, talk about whether Summerslam needs to be an eight hour gig (more with the pre-show) and then, we get into the HEIST OF THE CENTURY with freakin' Seth Freakin' Rollins making marks of us all...except for Roland, apparently. A production of Rosewood Media.Recorded at Khanna House Studios in Wellington, Florida.Original Music by Roger Rimada. Check out his musical side project, ⁠⁠⁠Ghost Signal⁠⁠⁠!

This week, Jaime and Jerry are joined by Brett Rowley from ⁠Brett Breaks Things⁠ and their good friend Mikey to talk about finishers - the greatest of all time, what makes a good finisher and nostalgia over when finishers actually, 'yknow, finished the match. And we get into the independent circuit, New Japan, old-school video games and how no-one except Jaime seems to like In-N-Out Burger. A production of Rosewood Media.Recorded at Khanna House Studios in Wellington, Florida.Original Music by Roger Rimada. Check out his musical side project, ⁠⁠Ghost Signal⁠⁠!

The first ever minisode covers the death and legacy of one of sports entertainment's biggest stars, Hulk Hogan in light of his death on July 24, 2025.