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The Trade Marks Episode #4 – David Kaleidoscope’s Thermos

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David Bixenspan (or is it David Kaleidoscope?) and Dylan Hales finally return for an all-new episode of The Trade Marks in which we discuss:

  • The launch of NWAClassics.com.
  • Whoo! Wrestling’s triumphant return with the release of the A.J. Styles vs. Jimmy Rave match.
  • Hulk Hogan’s legal entanglements with Gawker, which somehow gets us sidetracked into the Silver Ant saga.

And probably more we forgot about.

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The Trade Marks Episode #3 – The Rise and Fall of DVDs w/ Kevin Kleinrock

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For the third episode of The Trade Marks, Dylan and I are joined by Kevin Kleinrock, currently the President of Masked Republic (which owns LuchaShop.com – Use coupon code BIX to get 10% off all items!) and formerly the Vice President of XPW and Big Vision Entertainment to talk about the rise and fall of DVDs in pro wrestling.

We cover a ton of relevant topics including lots of background on VHS and the home video market, what the move to DVD improved for everyone, the mainstream DVD boom, how WWE helped condition fans, ROH and Smark Video Video’s places in the market, how getting indies into retail worked, the collapse of the DVD market, and what the future holds. Lots of great discussion here.

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If you enjoy the show, please consider using my Amazon Associates link and/or donating to my Patreon, both of which are also handily linked in the top menu of davidbix.com. If you’d like to donate on a one-time basis, you can use the PayPal donation button in the right sidebar.

Follow us on Twitter at @davidbix and @DylanWaco.

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The Bix Show Episode #5 – Kris Zellner

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Wrestling historian, Exile on Badstreet podcast host, and all-around good guy Kris Zellner joins the show to have a loose, sometimes disconnected conversation about old newsletters and other elements of wrestling fandom like radio shows, tape trading, the early days of the internet…and whatever tangents we go off on. Longer episode than usual, but this was a LOT of fun.

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If you enjoy the show, please consider using my Amazon Associates link and/or donating to my Patreon, both of which are also handily linked in the top menu of davidbix.com. If you’d like to donate on a one-time basis, you can use the PayPal donation button in the right sidebar.

Follow me on Twitter at @davidbix.

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The Bix Show Episode #4 – Sean Wheelock

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Sean Wheelock, the voice of Bellator MMA, joins the show to talk about growing up as a wrestling fan in Kansas City in the ’80s, including seeing Ric Flair’s first NWA World Heavyweight Title win live at Memorial Hall. We also talk about MMA, including topics related to “Is This Legal,” his book with Art Davie about the creation of the UFC, as well as intersecting topics like the effects of the death of kayfabe on pro wrestling, shoots and double crosses, what pro wrestling moves work in reality, and more. Sean is a lot of fun and I can’t wait to have him back on. Also make sure to check out Let’s Get it On, his podcast with the dean of MMA referees, “Big” John McCarthy.

P.S. I know some listeners aren’t big MMA fans, but there’s a good bit of wrestling content first and most of the MMA content here has pro wrestling overlap.

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The Trade Marks Episode #2 – May Be Flammable

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After some updates/follow-ups on topics from episode #1, like the status of FWE, WWN Live woes, and the WrestleMania bootlegging lawsuit, we look at everything going on w/ Pro Wrestling Tees including WWE sending a C&D, their new MMA brand, and their past takedowns sent to fan art print sites, then finally we go over the Doug and Tommy Gilbert’s lawsuit against WWE & ESPN.

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Time Stamps:

0:01:58 FWE Update

0:08:39 WWN Live pricing and customer service issues

0:29:15 WrestleMania 31 bootlegger lawsuit

0:43:24 Pro Wrestling Tees: WWE files C&D/launching a MMA brand/NJPW-related takedowns

1:13:20 Doug & Tommy Gilbert sue WWE & ESPN.

If you enjoy the show, please consider using my Amazon Associates link and/or donating to my Patreon, both of which are also handily linked in the top menu of davidbix.com. If you’d like to donate on a one-time basis, you can use the PayPal donation button in the right sidebar.

Follow us on Twitter at @davidbix and @DylanWaco.

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The Bix Show Episode #1 – Brock Lesnar is the Id of Middle America

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Sherdog.com contributor/MMA preview expert and Heavy Hands Podcast host Patrick Wyman joins me to discuss his lapsed wrestling fandom being reignited by Brock Lesnar and WrestleMania chatter We touch on Patrick being a Nitro-era WCW guy who didn’t quite “get” Mick Foley, why Brock Lesnar is the most compelling man in the world, how Patrick knew coming in cold that Roman Reigns wasn’t quite ready, and more.

After that, we move into the MMA and kickboxing realm with a look at UFC’s surprising strong morning/afternoon card this Saturday covering topics that include whether or not Ricardo Lamas is boring and the greatness of Al Iaquinta. Finally, we briefly delve into this week’s Glory card, as well as the awesomeness of UFC Strawweight Champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk.

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Time stamps:

0:01:44 Patrick Wyman: Un-lapsed wrestling fan.
0:15:43 WrestleMania discussion.
0:41:58 UFC Fight Night: Mendes vs. Lamas
1:01:07 Glory 20: Van Roosmalen vs. Ristie
1:02:48 Just how awesome is Joanna Jedrzejczyk?

If you enjoy the show, please consider using my Amazon Associates link and/or donating to my Patreon, both of which are also handily linked in the top menu of davidbix.com. If you’d like to donate on a one-time basis, you can use the PayPal donation button in the right sidebar.

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