Hello again everybody and welcome to another exciting episode of the Jim

Cornette Experience. I am Jim Cornette and today since last week we told you how

Dusty Roads revived business for the sale to turn a broadcasting and how that

it fell off a cliff right after the sale. We want to revisit 1989 the Great

American Bash time period and see the fiery crash at the bottom of the valley.

Ladies and gentlemen other podcasts give you rumor in in you Indo, supposition

and extrapolation and potop possibly even fabrication and manipulation but

the only Jim Cornette gives you the facts, the figures and the statistics with records

to back it up right here on the experience and to join me in this look back and

wrestling history. He's a lion Brian, the podcasting lion, the King of the

Arcadian Vanguard Network, Mr. Co host to you, the post office playboy himself, the

mad magician, the great Brian last. Hello, Jim. Hey pleasure to be here once

again and proud to be a part of one of the fact-based wrestling podcasts. No,

no alternative facts here, no fake news. I'm not going to say no spin zone because

a rally was full of shit as a Christmas turkey. But no, we give him the

straight story here. And by the way, I decided to call you the mad magician today.

I hope you don't mind me stealing Billy Spears's gimmick. Billy Spears,

of course, of a classic old-time Southern Healy was a wrestler he'd managed

for a while, but it went on Austin Idol. Well, there you go. Most notably for

whatever reason just has had to get rid of the idol. But he was once called the

mad magician when he was wrestling because he could produce foreign objects with

which to carve up and bash his opponents from seemingly out of nowhere. They

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