In celebration of what would have been Jeff Clouse's 42nd birthday, the Clouse to the Heart Podcast releases this bonus episode. This is the audio of Jason Clouse's speech from his brother's Celebration of Life, as recorded on July 25, 2020 in Lapeer, Michigan.

Wendy recalls the snag in plans when she offers to drive a teammate of her daughter’s home following a practice; shedding spotlight on the city of Fenton and how the community has rallied behind an young man seriously injured during the 4th of July weekend.

On this week's show, Jason and Jim talk about the MWO's WrestleRama 27 event; renaming different species of the animal kingdom; Jim's softball league championship, the Detroit Tigers' post-All Star streak, and WWE's return to live crowds

Tackling the controversial topic of being a friend when it's convenient to you, and how it feels to be on the receiving end of such a relationship

Wendy shares the story of going shopping for a pool ladder...but the story isn't about the ladder. And a follow up to the fender bender story from last week.

Jason, Pope, and Tim break down what should’ve been World Championship Wrestling’s greatest event of all time—should’ve been is the key word.

On this episode—recorded in April 2021–it’s another rapid questions format. Only this time, Jason asks Nikki the questions.

On this week's episode, Jason and Jim talk about their 4th of July weekend festivities; Jason has a request for the internet wrestling community (IWC) ahead of WWE's return to live events in front of fans

A brand new show under the JAKL Creations Podcast Network. On this show, Jason sits down with friend and co-worker, Wendy McBride-Washburn for an often-funny glimpse into a day of Wendy's life. In this pilot episode, Jason and Wendy give glimpses of the backstory in the creation of this show. Later, a lesson in courtesy while trying to find ways to avoid annoying Wendy at work. 

They say that to love someone is to attend a thousand funerals for the person they used to be. How many "funerals" are you willing to attend with the one you truly love? We discuss it on this weeks show.

Jason and Jim record this episode just hours after the Slam-a-Thon supercard in Fremont, Indiana. Personal and behind the scenes stories from a very emotional and successful event.

On this week's show, Jason and Nikki talk about the aspects of what is perceived as perfection in mainstream media and entertainment and how it affects the ability to be true to ourselves and others we know. And then, another round of Jason Reads The Lyrics--but this time, the roles are reversed and Nikki reads the lyrics to a Marilyn Manson song; a pretty deep outlook is laid out. 

On the eve of MWO Slam-a-Thon, Jason and Jim record segments of their day on June 25. This is very RAW with no editing and was published minutes after the final segment was recorded. Also there’s a special run-in of sorts in an impromptu phone call.

In a very revealing and personal episode, Jason shares a unique, unexplainable story and then unloads his feelings ahead of the Michigan Wrestling Organization’s return to live events and some of e controversies around it.

Eric Cherry—known to independent Michigan wrestling fans as “Cherry Bomb”—has a very in-depth and personal conversation about his childhood, time in the Army, and other aspects that have been a long time struggle for him.

Another week of baseball talk (and a lot of it) and other random topics

Talking about four rules and guidelines to help maintain some happiness and stability in your life

Jason Clouse, Tim Williams, Rex Havoc, and Pope Brandon Brownson break down wrestling shows from the past. In the debut episode, the boys discuss WrestleMania 11 from 1995.

Jason and Jim talk about a variety of topics including the passings of Baby Ruby Bunker and the step-grandson of MWO Hall of Famer The Marauder Todd Grossbauer; a story of a parent meltdown during a youth baseball game; Reaction to the recent crop of WWE superstar releases.

On this week’s episode, we pull a prerecorded episode out of the vault, where Jason answers rapid fire and random questions.

Well...Jim is absent from this week’s show, but Jason takes a few minutes to shed the spotlight on his “cup o’ tea”.

Another list is examined, this time looking at the various unpopular opinions and points of view

Jason revisits his trip down south with his family; Jim discusses his impending return to the pro wrestling ring of the MWO, and more!

Stemming off of the most recent YouTube channel premiere, Jason dives deeper in the aspects of organized youth baseball and how it can be a more enjoyable and educational experience for everyone involved.

Eventually, Jason and Nikki look at eight things to keep in mind during our darkest hours and challenges. But before that, Jason goes on something of a rant in an effort to release some pent up frustration.

On this week’s episode, a few different top lists are discussed and broken down, including a website’s own Top 20 action movies (you’ll never guess what they have listed as No. 1)

Jason and Jim discuss their takes on the MLB The Show 21 video game, other baseball odds and ends, and vacation memories

Jason does another deep dive into the complexity of friendships, but this time, Nikki Falsone is on board to give her two cents on the subject.

On this week’s episode, Jason and Jim talk about baseball parents, former Chicago Bears and WCW great Steve “Mongo” McMichael, and other odds and ends.

Breaking down a list of the eight things that may cause a degree of anxiety but that is a common thing in our lives; Jason discusses the ALS diagnosis of Chicago Bears great and former WCW star Steve “Mongo” McMichael; another Mt. Rushmore segment

Jason and Jim discuss the latest MLB The Show video game release among other topics.

Has there been a time in your life where you've reached a fork in the road, and you had to make a decision as to which path you wanted to go down? What if you went down the other path? How different would your life be? This is a conversation about the "sliding doors" concept.

Jason and Jim are back with another week of shenanigans

On a very personal episode of the podcast, Nikki Falsone shares her story on the challenges and emotional toll that infertility can bring.

Jason and Jim are back. This week, they observe the anniversary of the passing of Pure Fury Jeff Clouse. Other topics include wrestling, baseball, and other and odds and ends

Looking at different scandals that made headlines and tabloid covers.

Baseball and WrestleMania dominate this week's discussions between Jim and Jason.

(PG-14) Looking at a list compiled of 12 things we can do to keep us motivated in working towards our goals; A Mt. Rushmore segment of Jason and Nikki’s individual favorite songs.

A spin-off from the original Clouse to the Heart Podcast, Jason Clouse and Jim Burgett begin their new podcast about anything and everything. This is the pilot episode of their new endeavor. 

(RATED M) Jim Burgett joins Jason as they record an afternoon and evening of hanging out, insulting each other, and other shenanigans—just two good friends enjoying one another’s company. Explicit language and dialog

(RATED M) How your involvement in social media can affect your mood and outlook during the pandemic. Also...a Mt. Rushmore of breakfast cereals conversation; another installment of “Jason Reads Trap Music.”

On this bonus episode, Jason welcomes Pope Brandon Brownson, and MWO Hall of Famers Rex Havoc and Tim Williams as they discuss one of the most iconic events in pro wrestling history—WrestleMania III from 1987 at the Pontiac Silverdome.

(RATED M for mature audiences) The Oprah interview, Eddie Murphy movies, and Dr. Suess as just a few topics talked about as Nikki Falsone returns this week.

(RATED M for mature audiences) Special guest Nikki Falsone returns to discuss other avenues of the grieving process in a very candid conversation.

On this special edition of the CTTH Podcast, Michigan Wrestling Organization superstars Ric Caurdiea and Jeremiah J. Hughes drop in to discuss the main event of the 2019 Trick-or-Slam: a triple threat ladder match for Jason “the Basher” Clouse’s MWO Championship in a special Watch-Along. Head over to YouTube and search ONTV MWO Trick-or-Slam 2019 and jump to the 1:59:07 mark in the show.

(RATED M for mature audiences). Jason welcomes longtime friend Nikki Falsone as they talk about their personal challenges of dealing with the grief of losing people close to them.

(RATED M for mature audiences) In a very course episode this week, Jason looks at the seven rules to help people dealing with different obstacles that are hindering their ability to overcome the funk of negativity

(RATED M for mature audiences). On this week’s show, the importance of having a winning attitude as you embark on your goals; a commentary in defense of fellow union and auto workers; the story of the Elephant Rope.