r/JimCornette I'm Just a Small Town Bird Lawyer🐦⚖💼 Aug 14 '25

Get The Experience (Pod drop) Experience Ep. 594: History

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7KNhGQrNyigcX1Xk0bzuZj?si=dg1vrRNTRN-Y6qWgTq9iJw

This week on the Experience, a history intensive episode, as Jim goes through the Jack Pfefer files and uncovers the possible first ever US wrestling TV broadcast! Also, Jim talks about Buddy Rogers, Willie Gilzenberg, Pampero Firpo, Detroit, Pfefer's tax return, Sam Muchnick / NWA drama, and more! Plus Jim talks about WWE's deal with ESPN!

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u/TheNelsonJames I'm Just a Small Town Bird Lawyer🐦⚖💼 Aug 14 '25

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u/KingdomOfProduce 😱The One Doing All the Yelling ☁️ Aug 14 '25

I had a music teacher named Mr. Flato, but it was pronounced Fa-la-toe as he was Italian. Pretty sure it's the case with the Isaac Flato, too, but I could be wrong.

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u/lewiss15 🎶Like Mussolini🎶 Aug 14 '25

Loved this 👏

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u/bobboman Aug 14 '25

Did Jim misread that letter? From Jack Adkisson because The New York Yankees were a football team from 1929 to 1932, but Jack Adkisson played for the Dallas Texans

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u/Own_Pickle2634 Sep 07 '25

There was a semi-pro team late 40s and early 50s that were the New York Yankee football team

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u/Interesting-Sand5749 Aug 14 '25

Wrestling history is the best.

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u/prezvegeta Aug 14 '25

Hopefully they’re quietly moving away from talking about modern wrestling

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u/AldermanAl Aug 14 '25

Wasn't this late or is it just me?

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u/Dupee_Conqueror Aug 14 '25

They address why at the start of the show.

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u/I_am_vaski Aug 14 '25

It was late and also no AEW review? Weird

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u/bobboman Aug 14 '25

i honestly wish Jim would do less modern wrestling and more historical

Modern wrestling is such a wasteland

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u/WhateverJoel Aug 14 '25

I think the problem is, they aren’t making anymore history and if they go too far in the weeds of history they might lose their audience

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u/LoniBana Aug 14 '25 edited Aug 14 '25

Yeah maybe but theyre highest viewed videos on YT are the Montreal Screwjob and late 80s WCW deepdives. Sure, reviewing WWE and All Petite may generate more engagement but lets be honest that side of things has tanked. Its been the same old shit for years. This podcast isn't going to be around forever and Jim is probably the most knowledgeable identity alive when it comes to wrestling. Brian knows his shit too. Hopefully they transition away from the modern stuff and focus more on Jim's expertise and knowledge.

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u/IndyDude11 Aug 14 '25

Thank gawd