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Podcast 1 presents the Steve Austin Show Classics.

I'm fixing to continue my conversation with the one and only Jim Cornette.

You can follow Jim Cornette on Twitter at the Jim Cornette and you can check out his website

Jimcornette.com. You can check out his podcast, the Jim Cornette Experience on YouTube or what's

the call. What it was, I can't even remember the goddamn thing it was. Fuck it, don't worry about it.

I'm going to be on the show and when I am on the show, I'll give you the 4-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. Jim's going to drop that information in the interview. It's part two of the interview.

Let's kick back and visit with one of my favorite managers of all time, Jim Cornette.

I'm talking to Jim Cornette here on the Steve Austin Show. Thanks everybody for tuning in.

Let's talk about Big Boss Man for a second. Big Bubba Rodgers.

Yes. When he made his debut on TV, what was that? NWA or WCWA?

Well, NWA in those days. It was the WCW program, but it's still a rocket promotion.

Yeah, but anyways, I mean, you know, that was the good shit. Man, that was my favorite program of

pro wrestling. And boy, I'm setting this big sunbitch comes out and he had those glasses on the suit

and didn't say a whole lot. He's like, man, this is a big motherfucker. Who got him in the business?

Well, it depends. Big Bubba Rodgers was entered into the business by Dusty Rhodes, but Ray Trailer

was broken into the business by Ted Allen. One of the nightmares and the guy who, you know,

Ted Allen was a Georgia native. He just passed away a few years ago, but he trained some guys up in

in Rome, Georgia, Marty Lundy, Arn Anderson's hometown. But basically, Ted would bring job

guys to the Atlanta TV tapings on occasion. And one day he brought this big kid Ray Trailer,

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