Big Jim: podcast appearances and interviews

Big Jim is a brand of action figures produced from 1972 to 1986 by Mattel for the North American and European markets. The figures were inspired by G.I. Joe but differed in size and theme; they measured approximately ten inches in height, compared to G.I. Joe's twelve inches, and featured a secret agent motif. Each Big Jim figure included a push button on the back that allowed the character to perform a karate chop action, and the arms were made of soft plastic or vinyl containing a mechanism that simulated a bulging bicep when bent. The line was marketed under different names in various regions, being called