The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip of wrestling podcast production. The Thank you. I'm not. I'm Hello and welcome to the business of the business podcast.

I am your host, J.P. John Paz from the two-man power trip of wrestling.

This is episode number 14.

And joining me, of course, is my co-star, Mr. Trump Mania himself, Lavi.

Marguyen, Lavi, how are you doing today, sir?

I'm doing great.

I'm really looking forward to this interview, talking about classic wrestling and distribution.

Yes, and of course, we have special guests with us. Mr. Adam Parsons from Jared Parsons, Entertainment. Adam, how are you doing today? I'm doing good. How are you guys doing? Doing very good. I can't complain at all. It's crazy weather up here in the Northeast, but we're doing good despite that. I'm not sure. Where are you

based? I'm trying to remember. I know what we've spoken before. Where are you based out of?

I'm about an hour north of Nashville and Hopkinsville, Kentucky. So I'm used to that weather

being from up north, but the people down here aren't, so they're struggling down here a little bit

with all that's going on.

Yeah, I feel like some places can't handle it better than others.

Obviously, Texas is not used to any sort of snow, so even if it's four or five inches,

they're not used to it, they can't handle it.

So we're used to it, us, us northern folk, we're used to this crazy, uh, snow and this crappy weather.

Yeah, right now it's just, uh, I'm used to it, but I think, um, it's not a once in a lifetime thing, but it's a once in a while, I think, I guess, uh, for the south to get this kind of weather.

We're seeing snow here, at least where I'm at,

that reminds me my childhood growing up in, I guess, for the south to get this kind of weather. We're seeing snow here, at least where I'm at, that reminds me my childhood growing up in the Appalachian Mountains in West Virginia. So we got a good bit of snow this week. We got close to the foot. Damn. Crazy. But as far as kind of where you come from and your background, and we're going to get into, obviously, Jared Pars Parsons wrestling and Jared Parsons Entertainment, but what is your background as far as the

wrestling business? I know your father is a famous promoter and everything, but how did you

kind of get into the business? It's just because it's a family business? Yeah. So I always

like to tell people this way when I was a little kid five,, five, six years old, my dad was a tape trader because back then that was the only way you could watch other promotions of them and reading about them in magazines or dirt sheets.

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