This week, Johnny’s sound might be a little weird (blame a microphone mix-up—or recording from a coal mine), but don’t worry, the show’s still packed with all the AEW goodness you crave! We break down Collision’s epic go-home show, including Mariah May and Anna Jay’s wild No DQ showdown, Jon Moxley’s bone-chilling promo aimed at Orange Cassidy, and Jack Perry’s audition for Fast & Furious: AEW Edition.

Plus, we’ve got the legendary Joe Bob Briggs dropping in for a quick chat to weigh in on the absolute calamity that is Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson. Is it a fight? A farce? Or just an expensive way to destroy boxing’s reputation? Tune in to find out!

Johnny is hungover in Austin, but that won’t stop him from joining Diana and Gringo to break down the latest episode of AEW Dynamite. Things get hilariously off track when Diana accidentally brings JD Vance (yes, that JD Vance) into the conversation, leaving everyone confused but highly entertained. They tackle the chaos of Hangman and Christian’s uneasy alliance, Julia Hart’s creepy return vignette, and Jon Moxley’s ominous threats to Orange Cassidy. Plus, the team dives into Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher’s fiery confrontation and celebrates the House of Black’s big win over FTR. It’s the AEW-some Pod at its unpredictable best!

For anyone who enjoys chaos, Episode 69 of AEW Collision delivered just that—House of Black reminded the Iron Savages what true pain looks like, while Jack Perry crushed yet another hopeful under the weight of his ego and his TNT title. Anna Jay’s no-nonsense threat to Mariah May hit home, but not as hard as Mercedes Moné’s attack on Kris Statlander, because why settle for peace when you can have brutality? Nick Wayne, in the spirit of teenage rebellion, stapled a bloody photo as a ‘thank you’ to A.R. Fox, while the Death Riders and Conglomeration tore each other apart for nearly 20 minutes of glorious anarchy. Tune in for all the details—don’t say we didn’t warn you.