This is the Old of Wrestling with Professional Wrestler, Kump Kumpana.

Hey guys, how you doing? Come on in. Come on in and enjoy yourself. Let's get into this. Let's make it happen.

This is the Art of Wrestling. It's a professional wrestling podcast, but it's also a life podcast and a personal journal and entryway into the minds of souls, the hearts, and the lives of people involved in the world.

I'm your host. My name is Colt Cabana. My alias is Boom Boom. I'm a Chicago native. I'm a bit of an entrepreneur, a small businessman, if you will.

Supporting the arts, but most importantly, I'm a professional wrestler and a podcaster, as I sit here live in my studio.

Apartment in Chicago, Illinois. And usually this is the part where I would tell you this is free. We give it to you free every Thursday and we love Colt.com or iTunes.

You should subscribe. And I'd say go on over to Coltmerch.com and buy a t-shirt, a button or a picture. But I'm not going to do that this week, even though I just did.

Because you guys have obviously gotten the idea of support and it's been amazing, amazing, frustrating, stressful, but amazing.

The Wrestling Road Diaries came out last Monday. We had been taking pre-orders, but I received them all and now I'm shipping them all out.

It's available at Wrestling Road Diaries.com, by the way, but you probably already know that or Coltmerch.com.

I'll tell you something. The people at the post office hate my guts.

Because I walk in there three to four times a day giving these packages and their job is to give the packages and do their job.

But boy do they hate when Colt Kubana walks in with a couple garbage bags full of wrestling road diaries.

And I'm shipping them out. Guys, this is a one man machine over here.

Usually you think of these giant corporations, Amazon.com or whatever and you see the factories and all these people to work.

We're putting one person to work. His name's Colt and he's a little Jewish kid from the suburbs of Chicago,

heading working out in the studio apartment in Chicago. Wow, I am overwhelmed but excited to take on this project.

The amount of support and what I'm really excited about is the idea that American Dragon and I had this kind of this vision we had about five years ago.

When I got fired from the WWE, I wanted to make sure we put it in place full force and we did.

We went on this 10 day road trip, we grabbed a camera man, we documented the whole thing, we put it all together and we tell this great story.

It so happens to be the last days of Brian on the independent wrestling scene.

So that just adds to it.

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