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In an interview that went off the rails after a mere five minutes, the three podcasters discuss DeMar DeRozan and Lonzo Ball's card value, tendinitis, Under Armour clothing, parenting, and a bunch of other random stuff.
Our in-house Emmy winner drops some thoughts on how sports content can/might be consumed in the future, musing on everything from whip-around high school football coverage to MLS relegation.
Pete Croatto breaks down the whos, whys, whens, and wheres of his acclaimed book about the creation of the modern NBA, as well as his predilection for collecting oddball memorabilia.
Hobby heavyweight Joe Orlando brings our de facto World Series Week to a close with a wide-ranging discussion about everything (and everyone) from Nolan Ryan, to speeding up MLB games, to Sandy Koufax, to the majesty of the sport itself.
In what's turning out to be a World Series-centric week on Collectable Daily, 1/3rd of Collectable's "The Panel" discusses modern vs. vintage baseball memorabilia, the importance of branding in The Hobby, and postseason card value bumps and bruises.
With MLB's crown jewel in full swing, David Kohler discusses the memorabilia from Kirk Gibson's magical home run in the 1988 World Series, as well as how memorabilia from October's (and November's) finest has aged.
The host of Collectable's "The Panel" took some time away from his gig as the voice of the Washington Football Team to discuss bumps in the road (and in the hobby) for Patrick Mahomes and Zion Williams, as well as the process of learning about collecting...a process that will likely never end for any of us.
In the third installment of this appraisers tete a tete a tete, the Big Three look beyond sports and discuss Disney collectibles, old-school hip-hop rarities, Pokemon cards, and vintage Apple computers.
One of the world's leading sports authenticators breaks news about a project partnering his company with both Collectable and the NHL's new expansion team, the Seattle Kraken.
The Altan Insights team offers insights into the level of interest in NHL cards, NBA players to watch, old school artists doing new school NFTs, and junk wax.
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