What are the best vintage card collecting podcasts?

[uniship]

I listen to a handful of card collecting podcasts - what are some other good ones I need to add to this rotation? In no particular order I listen to:

Sports card live - Jeremy Lee
The great American collectibles show - Tom, Rico & co.
Sports cards lessons podcast
Wax museum - a basketball card podcast
Cards to the moon
Sportscard nonsense
Splendid sportscards
Sports card nation podcast
Sportscard madness
The Geoff Wilson show (I don’t care what anyone says this guy is awesome)
Sportscard investor (see Above)
Beyond the legal limit (the host loves cards)
The collector and the dealer

[Snapolit1]

The average age of most vintage collectors is “wtf is a podcast?”

[Spike]

The TCMA episode of "My Baseball History" will end up a top vintage/hobby pick for 2025

https://www.shoelesspodcast.com/season-four/04

[Bretsky]

Originally Posted by Spike

The TCMA episode of "My Baseball History" will end up a top vintage/hobby pick for 2025

https://www.shoelesspodcast.com/season-four/04

Thank you for this recommendation! It was a great listen for the history of shows and vintage cards in general.

[RayBShotz]

Cardboard Coach Neal; check him out on Youtube.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by uniship

I listen to a handful of card collecting podcasts - what are some other good ones I need to add to this rotation? In no particular order I listen to:

Sports card live - Jeremy Lee
The great American collectibles show - Tom, Rico & co.
Sports cards lessons podcast
Wax museum - a basketball card podcast
Cards to the moon
Sportscard nonsense
Splendid sportscards
Sports card nation podcast
Sportscard madness
The Geoff Wilson show (I don’t care what anyone says this guy is awesome)
Sportscard investor (see Above)
Beyond the legal limit (the host loves cards)
The collector and the dealer

Thanks for the mention of Beyond the Legal Limit -- I'll be discussing the National in my podcast that drops tomorrow morning.

[Just_Collect]

I didn't know about a few of these and am looking forward to checking them out...thx for sharing.

I do a podcast called Trading Card Therapy which is mainly focused on vintage. I just did an interview with Pat Quinn last week at the National. He tells a wild story about a signed 1933 Goudey set w/ Lajoie he bought decades ago!

https://youtu.be/UOXFlNhSJx4?si=5eo8-MbGNDXWMQDA

[uniship]

Leighton - thanks for sharing, you’re in the rotation. First couple I heard of yours were awesome!

[Kutcher55]

Most of the vloggers like to hear themselves talk wayyy too much and they take too long to make the simplest of points. That said, I am a fan of Chris Sewell. There’s a Philly guy as well who does a nice nostalgic job, forget his name. There’s Vintage Card Curator who hasn’t done any vlogs for some time but his content is excellent and still relevant. Mike Moynihan (Baseball Collector) is a good face of the hobby. And I have to give a shout out to a local Boston guy Wax Pack Wisdom, who has been coming along and he does these great interviews with the super live wire Matt From Providence who is one of the best dealers in the area and really fun to listen to.

[puckpaul]

Originally Posted by Just_Collect

I didn't know about a few of these and am looking forward to checking them out...thx for sharing.

I do a podcast called Trading Card Therapy which is mainly focused on vintage. I just did an interview with Pat Quinn last week at the National. He tells a wild story about a signed 1933 Goudey set w/ Lajoie he bought decades ago!

https://youtu.be/UOXFlNhSJx4?si=5eo8-MbGNDXWMQDA

Just watched that, what a terrific interview. Really enjoyed it!

Paul