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Corey and John continue with their questions on the live show, centering on how to collect and how I have collected over the years.

I was honored to be a guest on the debut episode of John Newman's monthly live show Breaking Cardboard along with Corey of YamWax fame. They took turns asking me questions about the good old days.

Rich and I go down memory lane with our friend and hobby veteran Bob Brill, who has worn about as many hobby hats as Rich and I have.

Dan Ertle, senior grader of comic books for CBCS, a division of Beckett Media, discusses the differences and similarities of collecting and grading comic books versus sports cards.

Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-c5g88-10bfe3c Kyle's Wax Museum podcast is one of my favorite regular listens - here Kyle and I bounce basketball hobby questions off each other.

The most recent Hobby Hotline focused on the big news of Fanatics supplanting Topps as the exclusive baseball card licensee in 2025 - with nine other co-hosts and numerous live questions, the discussion was robust.

Nat is a very high profile collector, but most recently has made an even bigger splash leading the investment group that acquired PSA, and he is now CEO of Collectors Universe/PSA. Congrats Nat!

Five more excellent listener sports card questions, most submitted through doctorjamesbeckett@gmail.com - thanks and enjoy!

This is the before and after of my discussion about all things basketball cards with Adam - beyond the Dueling Questions to be released later. Thanks Adam!

Shocking blockbuster news flash - that Fanatics is taking over as the sole licensee for baseball cards when Topps' term ends in 2025 - implications for the hobby? for Topps? for Panini?

Jeremy Lee had me on his show as a guest for the first hour or so - here are some excerpts from his (and his live viewers') questions to me. Thanks Jeremy!

Recommend listening or watching Jordan's "For The Hobby" - these are excerpts from his most recent episode where I was a guest. Jordan makes it fun!

Another recap episode encapsulating the past four weeks of daily audio episodes in case you missed some (or even if you didn't). Thanks!

Shocking and sad news, after just seeing dealer Rich Altman, that he has passed away. Rich was a mainstay in the hobby and he will be missed!

Upon reflection I realized there was more to the story that needed to be said based on the previous day's episode with Brad Askew.

Dueling Questions format with Brad but solely on the issues related to estate planning and mortality for serious collectors (young and old).

Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-7amya-10b4299 Rich and I talk about our experiences with public relations within and outside the hobby, especially our days working together at Beckett Publications long ago.

The final segment - lots of helpful info about COMC - if you want to hear our discussion uninterrupted, go to Mike's "Wax Pack Hero" podcast.

Rich and I compare and contrast these two iconic Topps baseball sets from four and half decades ago - but we remember them well, first-hand.

World record prices are surely noticed by the IRS, and hence there may be an audit in your future - be (very) prepared.

The non-card aspects of the National - inside the show was superlative, at the airports not so much - but on the whole a fabulous National experience.

The cards I bought at the National and what I plan to do with them after I get them sorted and organized, mostly football and baseball.

Part 2 of my discussion with Mike about ways to optimize the COMC experience for collectors, dealers, and flippers.

Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-dztb3-104ff13 Brett asked some excellent questions during his longer Stacking Slabs interview of me - here are two threads I thought I would pass on to you but I certainly encourage you to check Brett's full episode(s).