POSTmarks

In this month’s POSTmarks, Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Marc Laferriere about going to wrestling school, and how John Cena’s heel turn relates to the politics of the moment. Free podcast!

Wrestlenomics’ Brandon Thurston speaks to Bruce Lord & David Meyers about his pro-wrestling career, his time in the Air Force, and becoming the go-to source for the analytics of wrestling. Free podcast!

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Ryan Charkow about being a professional rock musician, changing careers later in life, and the time Bret Hart almost gave him a pair of his iconic pink sunglasses.

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to E.Z. Cleghorn about his experience as a blind wrestling fan, how he became a professional voice teacher, and a perspective from his mom that has shaped his entire life.

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Mike Murray about the early days of Live Audio Wrestling, and his first meeting with John Pollock.

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to RaceyJaycee (Jaycee Pittman) about racing, VHS tapes, being a secret wrestling fan in high school, and her connection to Bret Hart.

Andrew Thompson talks about growing up in Washington, D.C., how he started covering wrestling news, and the untold true story of his first high school basketball game.

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Fire Frank about watching wrestling for 30 years, the differences between New York and California, and how he got his nickname.

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Robert Pearson about training as a pro wrestler, working for Morgan Spurlock, and how his childhood led him to the entertainment industry.

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Chris Elliot about life in the UK, finding wrestling through WWF video tapes, and his epic upNXTMania showdown with Braden Herrington.

Bruce Lord and David Meyers talk to Nate Milton about his life, his broadcasting career, and the pursuit of dreams amidst life and adversity. Celebrating two years of POSTmarks!

Jesse From The 6 talks about balancing wrestling fandom with a social life, the stresses of life in academia, and the links between wrestling and literature.