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Review Fix chats with “Jim Londos: The Golden Greek of Professional Wrestling” author Steven Johnson, who discusses the creative process behind the book. About Steven Johnson: Steven Johnson is a veteran newspaper, magazine, and digital reporter and editor in Mechanicsville, Virginia. He has won multiple awards for in-depth reporting and is co-author of five previous books on the history of professional wrestling.

Review Fix chats with Public Relations guru Tom Estey, who discusses his origin in the industry and so much more. About Tom Estey: Hailed as a “miracle worker” by influential movers and shakers in a multitude of industries, Tom Estey is a well-respected and highly sought-after Public Relations Strategist boasting 30 years of comprehensive experience in all facets of Entertainment and Corporate PR, Imaging/Branding and Publishing. Review Fix: How’d you get into PR?

Review Fix chats with Stephen Fontana, the owner of the Kobold Cafe, who discusses his Kickstarter and why bringing an establishment like this to Brooklyn would be amazing for the community. Check out their site- HERE. SUPPORT THEM ON KICKSTARTER! Review Fix: Why is your business special? Stephen Fontana: When I was a pre-teen there was this tiny card shop called Gamers Illusions. My friends and I would visit this store after school and on weekends every chance we could.

Review Fix chats with Undercover Wrestler director Roe Moore, who discusses the film and so much more. About Roe Moore: Roe Moore is more than your average director. The owner of PIPIE productions, Moore’s extraordinary cinematic resume includes previous experience as an actor, in production, and as a script supervisor, each a steppingstone that eventually led to her passion for directing.

Review Fix chats with author Tara Dublin about her new book, “The Sound of Settling. About Tara Dublin: Tara Dublin is no ordinary writer. Her unique blend of wit, humor, and insightful commentary has garnered attention not only in the realms of journalism but also on social media, where she’s made headlines for being blocked by a certain ex-reality TV star with two impeachments, four arrests (and counting).

The road to  Bound for Glory continues as the returning Tasha Steelz and plenty of mid-card drama fueled a solid show. Matches: Tasha Steelz vs. Knockouts Tag Team Champion Killer Kelly: Steelz was solid and got the win with The Black Out. Eric Young, Jordynne Grace, Jake Something, Dirty Dango and Champagne Singh vs. Bully Ray, Jody Threat, KiLynn King, Shera and Brian Myers: Something got the win on Shera with Into the Void in a mess of a match.

Review Fix chats with Erin Mathewson, who discusses her paper-engineered Pop-Ups and involvement with this year’s Maker Faire Coney Island. Review Fix: What do you make? Erin Mathewson: Paper Engineered Pop-ups – often Coney Island or Sideshow Themed. As well as Printmaking, Illustrations, Jewelry and many other things. My Etsy shop name is called “Erin’s Etceteras” because I make so many different things so it’s etc, etc, etc.

Review Fix chats with Samantha Sing about her puppet line and being a part of Maker Faire Coney Island. Review Fix: What do you make? Samantha Sing: I make puppets and create puppet shows. Review Fix: Why do you make it? Sing: I think puppets are the best way/medium for storytelling, communicate abstract ideas, and talking about difficult topics. Review Fix: What are your goals with it? Sing: Our mission, is to teach compassion and kindness towards animals.

Review Fix chats with Mark Ogata, who discusses his Soccer robot kit, ZIRCON. Review Fix: What do you make? Mark Ogata: A soccer robot kit, to build and program your own soccer robot, based on Teensy (Arduino) technology. Review Fix: Why do you make it? Ogata: Programming a robot to push a ball in the opponent’s goal, and not the own goal, is an epic challenge that excited middle and high school students.

Review Fix chats with Rare Candy NYC’s Jeffrey Bigelow, who discusses the brand and its appearance at Maker Faire Coney Island. Review Fix: What do you make? Jeffrey Bigelow: At Rare Candy NYC, we offer a limited-time selection of unique home goods and art items. For instance, you can find pieces like our pixel pigeon and the street walk sign desk light available in our collection. Review Fix: Why do you make it? Bigelow: We specialize in crafting eccentric and attention-grabbing art pieces.