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The man hobbyists call The Professor (or at least the man Collectable Daily calls The Professor) takes a deep dive into the importance and evolution of card and memorabilia provenance.
Bestselling author Michael Arkush takes us behind the creation of Scottie Pippen's controversial memoir, "Unguarded," discussing the ins and outs of collaborating with one of the NBA's 50 greatest players.
The team behind arguably the world's greatest collection of soccer memorabilia discusses mind-blowing jerseys from the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Kylian Mbappé, as well as their dream of creating an international soccer hall of fame.
The taller half of the Sports Cards Nonsense team piggybacks on his partner's November 9 discussion about the ins and outs of regularly creating a Hobby-centric podcast. That's followed by a brief, yet informative discussion about anti-snoring aids.
The co-host of The Ringer's go-to Hobby podcast discusses whether card investors should be concerned about Patrick Mahomes' wobbly on-field performance, or Zion Williamson's off-court healing process.
Two podcasters go deep into the podcasting weeds, discussing the nuts and bolts re: delivering their content, sending love to Under Armour and Bill Simmons along the way.
The appraisers' appraiser goes in the weeds about arguably The Hobby's greatest figure, Mickey Mantle.
The man who knows more about what's happening at our industry's auction houses than just about anybody in The Hobby discusses new platforms and site designs for two of the auction world's biggest names.
Sports Illustrated's fantasy sports guru discusses the intersection of collecting and fantasy, as well as the business of content, the importance of familial support for us sports guys, and his insane Michael Jordan card collection.
Acclaimed sports portrait painter James Fiorentino discusses interpreting iconic baseball images, working with watercolors, and his dream of getting a piece commissioned by Michael Jordan.
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