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The founders of Card Ladder, Josh Johnson and Chris McGill, discuss whether Tom Brady's retirement could make his cards more (or less) valuable and/or investable to collectors.
The ten-year-old hobby wunderkind discusses how he fell into collecting, and how combines art and sport to create positivity.
Goldin's Head of Content discusses the latest goings-on at his auction house, a bump in Anthony Edwards' card value, how to fix the Boston Celtics, and his intense dislike of guinea pigs.
Collectable's Chris Corbellini and the Altan Insights duo of Bradley Calleja and Dylan Dittrich join host Alan Goldsher for some early thoughts on how a Cincinnati Bengals/Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl matchup could impact the card and memorabilia value of Joe Burrow, Cooper Kupp, Matthew Stafford, Aaron Donald, and Ja'Marr Chase.
On this week's clip show, you'll hear highlights from our chit-chat yakkity-yaks with...
Hobby guru Joe Orlando previews the 2022 NFL conference championships, and breaks down how good (or bad) individual performances by Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, Matthew Stafford, and Aaron Donald will impact their card and memorabilia value amongst collectors and investors.
Veteran collector and Collectable's Senior Writer drops some general hobby knowledge, everything from the ins and outs of card grading to the positive impact of fractional ownership.
With his book climbing up the bestseller charts, Sports Illustrated's Chris Herring discusses delving into Pat Riley's psyche, Xavier McDaniel's unique approach to manliness, and how he framed the New York Knicks / Chicago Bulls blood-feud.
The Hobby's favorite watercolorist discusses the eternal dichotomy of art versus commerce, his approach to honoring iconic sports moments, and some of his upcoming baseball-centric projects.
In a crazily wide-ranging conversation, the card investor's card investor discusses vintage NBA cards, indie artists, pickleball, classic rock, and reality television.
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