While Conrad Thompson may be known as “Conrad the Mortgage Guy,” he also know a thing or three about podcasting, business, advertising, and professional wrestling.
What started with a love of professional wrestling eventually led Conrad to meet Ric Flair, become friends with the Nature Boy, and start podcasting with one of the most iconic figures in wrestling history. From there, as they say, the rest is history.
On this episode of PodNumbra, Conrad takes us through that journey—from his passion for wrestling, to meeting Ric Flair, to getting into podcasting and ultimately building one of the most recognizable podcasting brands in the wrestling world.
We talk about Something to Wrestle, 83 Weeks, and What Happened When, where Conrad teams up with the legendary Tony Schiavone. What Happened When is a weekly show hosted by Tony and Conrad that takes listeners back through some of the most memorable eras and stories in professional wrestling.
And, of course, we talked about the GOAT himself, Hulk Hogan.
Conrad shares the stories, lessons and experiences that helped shape his career and offers a firsthand look at what happens when you combine passion, relationships, opportunity and a willingness to take a chance.
Because sometimes the path to success starts with simply loving what you do. Real people. Real conversations. Real success. Zero robot butlers.
Check out Conrad’s work at SaveWithConrad.com, along with his podcasts, projects, merchandise and more. Follow Conrad on Instagram @HeyHeyitsconradthompson and on X @HeyHeyItsConrad. For more information about PodNumbra and its host, please visit www.LieserSkaff.com. Please ring the bell and subscribe!
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