Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-fxvbg-df42f0 Since immediately after graduating from college, Grant has held key positions at two hobby stalwarts, Beckett Publications first, and now Upper Deck as Director of Product Development.
Who would you select for the next round of Topps Project 2020?
Twenty trivia questions: one for each subject chosen.
Todd sold ads for Beckett magazines for more than ten years.
Joint interview with Paul and Eric, the original Fat Packs.
We discuss this popular phenomenon.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-jwmwd-de21b8 John Newman's recent provocative episode on his shorter Hobby Quick Hits, IMHO deserved further consideration. Please listen to his episode first, then we hope you enjoy our treatment of a subject that is not typically discussed, but should be!
Chicago hobby icon Bruce Paynter was a key force in the success of our National Sports Collectors Convention along with being an all-around great guy.
Upper Deck inaugural set has stood the test of time, thanks to card number 1!
Were sports cards a disposable commodity? They certainly are not now!
But if you insist that it is, please let some air out before it bursts. How? Self-control!
Faux sponsor FCG is proposing a simple, but radical, approach to sports card grading.
Baseball pitcher and culture-exposing author Jim Bouton is profiled along with his cards by Rich and me.
Barry was perhaps the face of the high-end sports collecting hobby in the 20th century.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-dz2bx-ddce59 Rich and I discuss the considerations for card shows reopening (including his own).
After effects of the popular docu-series on the sports card market.
Rich and I break down the 1971 Topps baseball set.
Angela goes back and forth with me with hobby questions.
