The gang gathers once again to bring you fun discussion and enjoyable times! This week they get started with some movie banter, but the real draw here is the MTV retrospective they get into for most of the episode. Walk down memory lane as they talk about classics such as Catfish, Road Rules, and everyone's favorite: Next! Did you think Catfish was as cruel as it seemed? Is The Miz the best thing to come out of their reality era? What's your thoughts on MTV? Let us know!

With all the recent big wrestling shows having come and gone, it was time for the gang to get back to their roots and discuss some of the awesome things happening in the wrestling world! NXT and TNA are crossing the line together! Forbidden Door was a fun wrestling show! The Era of Ego kicked off (or knee'd off) at Heatwave. The Drew/CM Punk feud continued with a really coherent story at Money in the Bank. And Chattanooga celebrated the 9th annual Scenic City Invitational with an Adam Priest victory. The gang breaks all of this down (and more) in a retro episode!

Everyone's favorite Bag Boy came to join the gang this week! Zach Dye filled in a chair while JD was out for the week and came to talk to the guys about many things, including: his family (duh), anime, games, Dragonball, and more! Also, it appears Norm has recovered since being tackled off of a stage by the resident Smark, Richard Jenkins.

The title says it all. Richard Jenkins hijacked the show from the gang again. This time with weird consequences. Suffice to say, he found a way to bring back Blouse Bugatti in order to take him to a show and review it with the guys. They are once again unwilling participants, but go along with it for the laughs. Now that Blouse can apparently come back, what does that mean for future Smark interruptions??

The gang is at full strength this week as they discuss a little bit of everything going on in this one. They kick things off with some wrestling talk before Jayke lets us know that Godzilla Minus One is now on Netflix. Jayke is also excited again (WHAT) since the new NCAA game is close to releasing. The gang has to educate Will on the Savannah Bananas. They talk a little about the Fortnite episode where Shane lets everyone know why he hates streamers. And before Shane hits you with Life Advice, he informs the crew of JD's hidden NBA 2K talents. All this and more in our latest episode!

Shane Daniels came up with a great idea for the group, so the gang gathered this week to talk their musical tastes. The gang talks a bit about what they listen to and how they got started and then move on to the most important questions. Chief among those? Backstreet Boys or N*Sync? Did any of the guys really surpise you hear? Or could you have guessed most of this? Let us know what you're listening to as well!

The gang has finally gotten around to reviewing the hit Amazon Prime series "Fallout!" Because not all of our crew are seasoned in the Fallout lore, we brought in special guest Kat Von Frankenstein with the hot tag to help us out. What did everyone think about the show? Did it do justice to the game series that inspired it? Is Walton Goggins the best actor of his generation? Get the answers to all these questions and more by entering the vault of our latest episode!

The Real Podcast kicked JD out of the studio this week so they could do things on their terms. They talk a bit about the Northern Lights while Richard Jenkins confuses what they're actually discussing. Jayke went to check out the Space Bar in Knoxville and that somehow leads to some talk of fighter games. And a bit of Life Advice that's crucially important for all of our listeners.