The Dicker Tapes

Hidden for years, The Dicker Tapes are a rare collection of 105 original DomainSherpa episodes that were pulled from public view. Featuring a mix of Sherpa Reviews, Aftershows, and deep-dive discussions, these recordings capture a pivotal era in the domain industry.

While originally removed during a period of controversy, the value of these conversations has only grown with time. Inside, you’ll hear from some of the industry’s most influential voices, including:


  • Andrew Rosener – now the owner of DomainSherpa and CEO of MediaOptions
  • Rick Schwartz – the “Domain King”
  • Mike Berkens – veteran investor and blogger at The Domains
  • Frank Schilling – legendary domain investor and entrepreneur
  • Page Howe – long-time domain investor and educator
  • Michael Cyger – founder of DomainSherpa and DNAcademy
  • Together, these tapes preserve an unfiltered snapshot of domain investing history, offering lessons, insights, and debates that remain as relevant today as when they were first recorded.

    Once hidden. Now revealed.

    *These episodes include appearances by Adam Dicker, along with other domain industry veterans. Nothing in these episodes should be considered financial advice or an endorsement of any kind of the individuals appearing therein. The content is presented solely for historical and educational purposes, to preserve the record of domain industry discussions during that era.

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  1. Ben Pedri says:

    I’m glad to see The Dicker Tapes finally brought back. Regardless of the controversy, removing over 100 episodes of valuable industry insight was always a questionable decision. Adam Dicker, for all the drama, brought a hands-on, no-BS approach that many domainers learned a lot from — especially those newer to the game. Whether people agree with everything or not, these recordings captured an important era and included a range of key voices like Rick Schwartz, Frank Schilling, Rosener, and Cyger himself. Pretending that part of history didn’t exist did more harm than good. Credit to whoever made the call to bring them back — it was the right move.

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