Jeff Quinton interviews "The Reason" Jonathan Elliott, a professional wrestler and military veteran, exploring Elliott's journey from wrestling fan to pro. They discuss the impact of his mentors and other influences, including Dirty Money Jermaine Robinson, memorable matches, and the upcoming Dirty Money Cup event in Alexandria, VA, on Saturday, November 9, 2024. Elliott reflects on how his military service has shaped his wrestling career and highlights the camaraderie within the wrestling community, especially among veterans.

In this episode of Belts, Bumps, & Barbed Wire, Jeff Quinton interviews Wrecking Ball Legursky, a powerhouse in the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). They dive into Legursky's early career transition from football to wrestling, his inspirations like Stone Cold Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels, and the unique ways he maintains agility despite his size. The conversation touches on memorable matches, his tag team The Fixers, and his aspirations for the NWA tag titles. They also preview the upcoming NWA On Tour stops in New York on September 27 and September 28, 2024. Legursky opens up about balancing his wrestling career with a personal life, the NWA’s recovery post-COVID, and the importance of old-school wrestling. Lastly, fans learn about his master's degree in social work and where to find his merchandise.

In this conversation, Jeff Quinton interviews Bob Evans about his career in professional wrestling and his role as a mentor. They discuss Bob's inspiration to become a wrestler, his biggest challenges in the industry, and his favorite matches and opponents. They also talk about the importance of fan interaction and the balance between online and offline marketing in wrestling promotions. Bob shares his insights on the changes in the wrestling industry and where he sees it heading in the future. In this conversation, Brutal Bob Evans discusses the importance of storytelling and promotion in the wrestling industry. He emphasizes the need to keep storylines simple and accessible to casual fans, as well as the value of offline promotion and community outreach. Bob also highlights the significance of online marketing and micro-targeting, but cautions against relying solely on digital platforms. He encourages promoters to learn from successful organizations like minor league baseball teams and to focus on creating a great live experience for fans. Bob shares upcoming events and promotes his Ring Psychology 101 class.

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