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The sports card hobby's Only Live Call In Show. Live every Saturday morning at 11am EST, 8am PST.(Youtube-BenchClear Media, Facebook and Twitter. 1st Tuesday of the month on "Hobby Hotline Youtube) Features rotating guest hosts from some of your favorite hobby podcasts. Join us live or lsiten via audio afterwards. YouTube:https://youtube.com/c/HobbyHot... Twitter:https://twitter.com/HobbyHotli...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sports-card headlines become practical conversations about scarcity, product strategy, grading and the decisions that shape a collection.
Hobby Hotline Podcast turns sports-card news into an open conversation about how collectors make decisions. Rotating co-hosts move from new basketball and baseball releases to grading companies, card-show crowds, licensing shifts, lawsuits and the market effect of major sporting…
An unfound LeBron card becomes a sealed-box argument, and you can bring your own take.
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A hobby-first card chat about pruning, chasing, and keeping the long view.
Hobby Hotline lands as an informal card-market conversation, more table-side hangout than polished studio segment. The talk stays close to the collector grind: pressure to pare down thousands of cards, the pull between moving lower-end pieces, and the temptation to hold out for…
Wildcard weekend talk that turns NFL picks into a collector discussion about Hall of Fame value and card prices.
Hobby Hotline leans on wildcard weekend for a collector-first NFL discussion, with Dom joined by Dr. Jim Beckett and Uncle Rich Klein. The conversation moves from upset picks to the players whose cards could benefit from the weekend, then into Hall of Fame debates, award voting,…
A hobby-market shakeup with real antitrust stakes.
Collectors Universe buying the company Dr. Jim founded gives this Hobby Hotline episode actual hobby stakes. The conversation stays on the deal, the antitrust question, and the power that grading companies hold, while Victor Roman, Dr.
A chatty collector panel that turns rookie-card confusion into a real hobby argument.
Hobby Hotline focuses on the hobby arguments that matter most here: rookie-card definitions, Bowman Basketball, tournament patches, and what collectors still trust. Dr.
A lively collector-table debate about Topps debut patches, fuller jersey versions, and who gets a shot at owning a piece of a debut.
Hobby Hotline works best when collector news becomes a measured debate: Topps debut patches, fuller jersey versions, team collecting, and the question of who gets a real shot at owning a piece of a debut.
A loose hockey-market episode that turns medal wins into collecting talk.
Hobby Hotline feels like a loose table talk session, with greetings, show chatter, and a brief detour over the numbering before it settles on hockey. The episode leans on one main question: what two U.S.
A candid hobby conversation about Upper Deck, sports gambling, and the hobby's broader health.
Hobby Hotline E358 keeps its focus on Upper Deck, Jason Masherah's comments, sports gambling, and how collectors read corporate moves from the ground up.
A loose collector roundtable that gets sharpest when it follows the money.
Hobby Hotline E364 plays like a relaxed collector roundtable that slowly turns into a market argument. It moves between Fanatics, Topps, Panini, and the licensing shifts changing cards without losing its easy back and forth.
Nilay Patel presses tech and media CEOs on how they actually run their companies.
Physician Shoshana Ungerleider pairs TED talks with interviews on aging, drug prices, and menopause.
Food52 hosts break down recipes and food-business origin stories, from sourdough to Salty Pimp cones.
Dan Pashman revisits food science with Kenji López-Alt and rotating live comedy guests.
Hobby Hotline episode discussing NFL card market during playoff season and Baseball Hall of Fame voting.
Hobby Hotline's 2025 year-end wrap-up centers on the hobby's visible growth, from airport vending machines for sports cards and Pokémon to more local card shops and packed shows like the National.
Hobby Hotline Podcast E371 opens with Chris, Tony, and the hosts comparing East Coast snow totals, including seven or eight inches in Boston and three inches the prior weekend on their side.
John opens with a Topps Rip Night at a local card store 2.3 miles from his house, where about 300 people showed up and Kyan Anthony was the guest of honor.
Hobby Hotline Podcast's episode on grading discrepancies centers on Tyler 'Teapot' and a grading experiment that produced a PSA 6, a BGS 9.5, and a TAG 'oversize, do not holder' for the same Griffey card.
Mike, Alex, and Dr.
Alex and Samuel join the host on Hobby Hotline for a loose check-in.
Hobby Hotline debuts on 4Collectors platform with expanded cast of expert collectors and content creators.
Hobby Hotline panelists discuss the 49-year-old Strongsville All Vintage Show's move to a new venue and merger with modern TCG events.
A comprehensive discussion of major 2023 sports collectibles news and industry events, featuring expert panelists analyzing how international sports tournaments (World Baseball Classic, NCAA) impact card values.
Hobby Hotline #360 features John (host), Orlando, and Victor Roman discussing the 2026 Baseball Contemporary Era Hall of Fame Ballot with candidates: Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Carlos Delgado, Jeff Kent, Don Mattingly, Dale Murphy, Gary Sheffield, and Fernando Valenzuela.
Episode 364 opens with the hosts greeting the live chat and trading a few weather jokes.
The panel opens from Four Collectors with John the 3D80s Kid, Rich Klein, and Lauren checking in from DFW and Las Vegas.
Hobby Hotline episode 349 opens with the crew marking another numbered milestone and teeing up a big transition for the show.
John and Orlando open the Saturday episode with a live chat already moving and one chair still empty.
Hobby Hotline centers on Thanksgiving gratitude, then pivots into the probstein snipe-site controversy and a long exchange about PSA pricing, grade guarantees, and trust.
Hobby Hotline Podcast E374 centers on PSA raising Value Bulk to $21.99, bumping several other tiers by $5, and adding five days to posted turnaround times.
Hobby Hotline Podcast episode 358 centers on Topps Basketball’s first release, with Rich Klein and Chris Harris debating the checklist, the rollout, and the market reaction.
Big news drives the episode.
Bubble talk starts early.
Opportunity: singles-focused stores can survive without allocation-dependent box sales.
Hobby Hotline Podcast episode 358 centers on a Reuters report about Panini and Topps, with the hosts tracing the story back to a 2021 source and questioning whether it was new at all.
Hobby Hotline Podcast centers on Orlando, Dr.
Hobby Hotline episode features hosts discussing the Philly Card Show during a live broadcast with guests Victor Roman (rookie card specialist) and Samuel Evans (sports card collector attending in person).
Hobby Hotline Podcast E375 opens with the death of Bill Mazeroski, the Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Famer whose 1960 World Series walk-off home run against the Yankees still defines his legacy.
Hobby Hotline Podcast E378 focuses on crowded card shows, with Orlando describing a Fort Lauderdale show where a dealer sold over $13,000 of cards on Friday night at a 50-to-60 table event.
Hobby Hotline Podcast opens with the hosts moving from BenchClear Media to the 4 Collectors YouTube channel, then pivots into the $13 million Heritage sale of the 2007-08 Michael Jordan-Kobe Bryant logo man autograph card.
Dan, Alex, and John spend much of Hobby Hotline E356 on PSA's price increases and slower turnaround estimates, with John saying PSA and SGC are the only two grading companies he uses.
The hosts discuss the Topps industry conference and share experiences from the event.
A live call-in show about the sports card hobby, featuring a panel of collectors discussing the National Sports Collectors Convention.
A live call-in show about the sports card hobby, opening with energetic banter and a tribute to Larry Doby.
A live call-in show discussing sports card collecting, featuring guest hosts and industry experts like Dr.
A live call-in show discussing the sports card hobby, including market news, new shops, and PSA updates.
The host welcomes listeners back after a holiday hiatus, discusses the snowy weather, and introduces guest co-hosts for a sports card talk show.
A live call-in show discussing sports card trading, with hosts Logan Ward and Adam Palmer, featuring guest Uncle Rich who deals in cards.
A live call-in show discussing the sports card hobby, focusing on grading companies PSA and SGC and the impact of Caitlin Clark on the market.
A live call-in show about sports card collecting, featuring a guest super collector discussing Mickey Mantle memorabilia.
A live call-in show discussing the sports card hobby with rotating guest hosts and market insights.