The Public Access Podcast 676 - Kizbee: The Internet Was Better When It Went Uh-OhThe Public Access Podcast 676 with Kizbee

Kizbee joins Rusty Diamond for a conversation that somehow manages to make ICQ, Columbia House, dial-up internet, old relationships, music collecting, Whatnot, flea markets, eBay, VHS tapes, comics, and taking a shit part of the same coherent story.

Well, “coherent” might be generous.

Rusty and Kizbee go back through the early days of getting online, when talking to somebody across the country meant paying for long-distance calls or waiting until nobody needed the damn phone so you could connect to the internet. They remember ICQ, early online relationships, discovering music, collecting physical media, and watching the internet slowly turn into something completely different.

The conversation eventually makes its way into collecting and reselling, including Whatnot, vinyl, comics, VHS, T-shirts, flea markets, and the Card Collective. Rusty and Kizbee even realize how much stuff has passed between them over the years.

Finally, Kizbee explains where the name “Kizbee” actually came from.

It is not inspirational.

It is not spiritual.

It involves poop.

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Kizbee / Card Collective:
https://youtube.com/@cardcollective

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Rusty Diamond:
https://rustydiamond.net

Hypnosis Is Great:
https://hypnosisisgreat.com

World Class Customs:
https://worldclasscustoms.com