Is a Hotdog a Sandwich? | with Baron Corbin
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welcome to the busted open podcast this is dave legreca on today's episode myself and mark henry talk hot dogs are hot dogs a sandwich we have an expert joining us to tell us and that's baron corbin right here on the busted open podcast this is the busted open podcast face to face in new york city man how long has it been It's been a long time.
It's been a while. It's been a long time.
It's been since Vegas. I have not seen you face to face. We have not been in the same room since WrestleMania 42 in Vegas.
That is too long. You know what, man? I wrote a love letter to pro wrestling. because of your birthday, one, and because of the fact that I don't think there's enough fun, Dave, in being a wrestling fan no more. We talk about strategy. We talk about what should be, what shouldn't be, rather than enjoying the damn thing. And when you brought me on eight years ago, the first thing I told you is what I don't want to be. I do not want to be a dirt sheet. I want to have fun. I want to talk about wrestling like it's oxygen. Speaking of oxygen, I've got my oxygen.
And you just did your radio show in Austin this morning.
Yeah, I just finished. We have the morning kickoff on the competition network. I'm Coke and Pepsi. I do both. Well, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
What is the episode premise and who are the hosts and guest introduced?
That sounded bad. I don't do coke.
But you talk all sports. I talk sports. On your show in Austin. And then you get to talk wrestling with here.
Talk about living the life of Riley. If I would have guessed... What I would be doing with my life after sports. I told you in 2008.
It was the lead up to WrestleMania 32. Right. In Dallas.
This is what my dream would be.
And I'm living my dream. You and I sat down with Doug Mortman. It was me, you, and Doug Mortman. We sat in the hotel lobby. right before WrestleMania 32, and... Doug was the funniest part of that meeting.
Remember what he kept saying? No. It's effing Mark Henry.
Yeah, he was... He said it like eight times.
He was excited. I love that though, because he, you and him both made me realize that pro wrestling was not just for the wrestlers or just for the fans. All the people in media, all the people that were die, I didn't know who was die hard. You know, I didn't know that Aretha Franklin was a wrestling fan. You know, I didn't know that, you know, people like, What's my guy that just – Paul Walker Houser. I didn't know that there were Arsenio Hall, you know, die hard celebrities that were fans. And this show helped introduce me to those people because they started saying stuff like, well, yeah, man, I listened to Busted Open. You know, I've been a wrestling fan for this. Like this show changed my perception of the fans that love wrestling and who watches wrestling.
Well, I think now probably more than ever because how mainstream wrestling has become. is that it's not like that forbidden thing. You know what I'm saying? You're not living under a rock. Yeah, that guilty pleasure of, like, I'm a wrestling fan, but I can't say I'm a wrestling fan. I think it's fine for people to say that they're wrestling fans now. And when you have a platform like we have on SiriusXM, you start to realize more and more that a lot of athletes, actors, actresses, like, you start to... Presidents. Yeah, if I... Listen, I think the biggest one that a lot of people didn't... Bill Clinton was... him and him and hillary clinton were big fans george steinbrenner you know before he was a huge fan of professional wrestling wrote the forward to dusty roads his book decades ago like you start to find out about listen uh as part of my birthday show yesterday
Paul got Adrian Barbeau to cut a video for me.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:25
2
What is the episode premise and who are the hosts and guest introduced?
2:25–6:05
3
How do Dave and Mark describe wrestling fandom and its mainstream acceptance?
6:05–21:45
4
Why do the hosts debate mustard versus ketchup on burgers and hot dogs?
21:45–23:17
Speakers
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