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In this episode of Built for the Hobby, Brett sits down with Scott Lock, CEO and Co-Founder of InfernoRed Technology, to talk about how technology can make collecting more personal, not less.
They discuss why automation doesn’t have to feel cold, how platforms like eBay Live and dcsports87 are using tech to build real relationships, and why human-centered design should guide every decision hobby businesses make.
Scott shares stories from inside InfernoRed’s work with hobby brands, lessons on balancing authenticity and automation, and how simple features—like messaging in an app—can build trust.
If you care about where tech fits in the future of collecting, this is a conversation you’ll want to hear.
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Mike from MC Sports Cards is back on Passion to Profession, presented by eBay.
In this episode, Mike breaks down how the current bull market feels different from 2021 and why focusing on quality over quantity continues to separate his business. He shares his perspective from the front lines of the hobby—running high-end consignments, navigating collector psychology, and adapting to the demands of a growing market.
We also talk about the evolution of MC’s business model, the rise of case hits and repacks, why scarcity matters now more than ever, and the mindset it takes to stay consistent through waves of hobby growth.
This one’s a masterclass in staying focused when everything around you feels hot.
A special thank you to eBay for sponsoring Passion to Profession. The biggest and best marketplace to buy your next favorite trading card.
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Donruss is back in the WNBA for the first time since 2019, and collectors are buzzing.
In this episode, Brett and Katelyn talk about what this release means for the WNBA card market, how it lands in the middle of a historic rookie class, and what it teaches us about how collectors approach new products.
They discuss Paige Bueckers, Sonia Citron, Kiki Iriafen, and how timing shapes collector behavior.
If you’ve been thinking about how to handle new releases—or what this moment means for the long game of WNBA collecting—this one’s for you.
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Pack and Brett are back for Episode 18 — the Peyton Manning episode. They kick things off with a trip down memory lane, reliving the Sheriff’s impact on football and collecting. Then it’s time to enter the Kaboom Room to unpack updates to 2025 Absolute Football, including new Super Bowl Kabooms, golds, greens, and the new purple parallel.
The guys talk about the staying power of Kabooms, the psychology of collecting, and what happens when collectors start thinking about trimming their PCs to focus on what they love most. They close with NFL talk, hobby hypotheticals, and a market watch featuring some standout football cards from Card Ladder data.
If you love football cards, this one’s packed front to back with insight, nostalgia, and collector perspective.
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Prizm went from an unknown product in 2012 to the defining set of an entire era.
In this episode, Brett breaks down the data, psychology, and collector behavior that fueled Prizm’s rise from underdog to hobby standard. Using insights from Card Ladder, collector conversations, and his own experiences, Brett explores how consistency, accessibility, and collector emotion built one of the most powerful brands in modern collecting.
He also looks ahead to what happens next as Fanatics takes over, and why the legacy of Prizm will continue to live on long after the licenses change.
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This week on Stacking Slabs, Brett dives into one of his favorite ideas: You’re the CEO of your PC.
In this flagship episode, he explores what it means to build your collection with intention—especially in a bull market full of distractions. From defining a vision and setting strategy to creating personal frameworks that guide your pickups, Brett walks through how to move from reactionary collecting to purposeful collecting. He shares personal stories from his Colts and Pacers projects, lessons from the current hobby climate, and how to apply a CEO mindset to make better collecting decisions.
If you’ve been questioning what you’re building with your collection, this episode will help you find clarity and direction.
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The hobby’s never had more data, tools, or transparency. But are we losing something in the process?
In this episode, Brett and Tory dig into the launch of the new dcsports87 app and how it’s changing communication between consignors and collectors. Then they explore a bigger question — what happens when the market becomes too efficient?
From the $8K LeBron Downtown PSA 10 to the $7,877 1953 Topps Mantle and the timing of that Jackson Dart XRC Gold sale, the guys break down how data, emotion, and timing all intersect in today’s market.
You’ll walk away thinking differently about comps, liquidity, and how technology continues to shape the collector experience.
A special thank you to dcsports87 for supporting this series. Check out dcsports87 for your eBay consignment needs and visit the dcsports87 eBay store to find great cards ending every night.
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On this episode of Passion to Profession presented by eBay, I’m joined by Mike and Cameron from Leahi.
Mike’s been on the show before, and this time he’s bringing Cameron to share how their team is shaping the way we think about timelessness, supply and demand, and the next generation of collectors.
We talk about:
If you’re serious about collecting with intention and understanding the market beneath the surface, this one’s for you.
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Season 3 kicks off with a big question: is A’ja Wilson the undisputed GOAT of the WNBA?
Brett and Katelyn break down her three championships, four MVPs, and two Finals MVPs—and ask why her card market still trails her greatness.
Using fresh Card Ladder data, they unpack the real story behind A'ja's market growth, supply challenges, and what it means for WNBA cards moving forward.
They also explore:
It’s the start of another collector-driven, data-backed season of the WNBA Card Podcast.
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Pack and Brett are back to talk about the $45,000 Marshawn Lynch 2012 Prizm Black Finite sale that set the hobby on fire. The guys dig into why collectors get so caught up in prices, what makes a card “worth it,” and why emotion still drives this entire thing.
They also react to 2024 Eminence Football returning with a cut auto checklist featuring Queen Elizabeth II and Eminem, discuss whether they'd trade their entire collections for a Super Bowl win, and share current hobby projects (including Brett’s Daniel Jones Prizm Gold /10 pickup).
If you love football cards, this one’s for you.
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