Perry Phillips
126 episodes listed below
Reselling chaos, logged in real time.
Roughly Related to Reselling Podcast follows Perry Phillips through the messy middle of online selling. Yard sales, Whatnot nights, eBay disputes, taxes, parenting logistics, camera trouble, snow days, and unfinished errands all land in the same fast-moving pile.
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Roughly Related to Reselling Podcast is a reseller’s workbench in audio form. Perry Phillips, connected across PerryFlips and Flips and Giggles, uses the show to think out loud through the week’s finds, mistakes, platform issues, and domestic interruptions. The reselling details are specific. A video game lot has a 3DS for parts, a working Xbox, and better Whatnot potential than eBay. A board-game lead gets paused mid-thought so a reminder can be set. A Cape yard sale becomes a traffic calculation before it becomes a sourcing story. That is the rhythm here. The show rarely separates business from life because the business clearly does not separate itself from life. Taxes, My Reseller Genie, promo codes, eBay feedback, Whatnot raid trains, storage units, estate-sale prep, and stale listings sit beside school schedules, snowstorms, haircuts, dog grooming, a camera overheating, and a room so cluttered it starts to resemble the podcast logo. It is blunt but warm. Perry’s frustration with returns, measurements, negative feedback, and buyers who ignore details gives the show a sharper edge than a neat reseller tips podcast. Still, the appeal is not outrage. It is the accumulation of practical annoyance, tiny wins, half-finished plans, and the weird math of selling used things for a living. The episodes also carry real personal weather, including family logistics and grief around a mother’s celebration of life. Nothing is sanded down into a lesson. Listeners get the thread as it happens: restarts, corrections, missed weeks, shifting Whatnot nights, and the push toward episode 100 with video experiments still being figured out. For resellers, it is recognizable. For everyone else, it is a funny, cluttered portrait of making a living out of other people’s castoffs while life keeps barging into the room.
Made for: For resellers, flippers, Whatnot sellers, and eBay lifers who want the lived reality behind sourcing, listing, returns, taxes, and slow sales. It also suits listeners who enjoy loose personal diaries where business and family life constantly interrupt each other.
What sets it apart: Most reseller shows clean the lesson before serving it; this one leaves the clutter visible. Its charm is the collision of exact resale details, household logistics, missed threads, blunt platform frustration, and Perry Phillips’ running inventory of whatever just happened.
Perry rambles about being a full time reseller, stay at home parenting, and everything in between.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
A candid account of sourcing inventory, choosing marketplaces, and absorbing the customer service and administrative friction behind online resale.
Perry Phillips turns resale work into a candid running account of how small marketplace decisions actually feel. He moves through thrift stores and yard sales, weighs clothing, video games, and damaged goods, and explains how inventory performs differently on eBay and Whatnot.
A buyer ignores the measurements; Perry Phillips voices the reply you probably shouldn't post.
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A grounded, slightly rough edged look at taxes, sourcing, and reselling follow through.
This episode feels like a practical reselling notebook with a bit of conversation around it. Taxes, bookkeeping software, Whatnot, eBay, and small sourcing wins all stay close to the ground, and Perry Phillips keeps the details specific enough that the episode never drifts into…
A snow delay turns into a blunt reselling story about eBay feedback, measurements, and seller pressure.
Perry Phillips turns a snow delay and a missed upload into a plainspoken account of how fast a reselling week can go sideways. The episode works best when he stays on the concrete details: the measurements, the item condition, the buyer's complaint, and the grind of trying to…
A plainspoken update that stays close to the mess and momentum of a busy week.
Perry turns a crowded week into a plainspoken account of small obligations, a missed dog grooming appointment, family plans, and the work of getting the show out on time.
A plainspoken look at the grind of reselling, platform friction, and the items that are still waiting to move.
This episode follows Perry Phillips through the practical grind of reselling: shifting the Whatnot show from Wednesday to Thursday, weighing whether eBay still earns its keep, and working through the slow arithmetic of returns, pricing, and inventory that sits too long.
A plainspoken reseller update shaped by weather, schedule changes, and a new podcast idea.
The episode stays close to practical reseller life: a Wednesday Whatnot schedule that is moving to Thursdays in March, episode timing shaped by family rhythms, and a snowstorm that was meant to matter even though the area was already buried.
A thrift haul, a bad support call, and the kind of reselling chaos that keeps its edge.
This episode follows a road-trip reselling grind with real stakes: thrift-store piles in Virginia and North Carolina, a few clean clothing finds, a risky pair of ugly Adidas, and the constant question of what will actually sell.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Perry Phillips opens with a welcome, the show’s online spots, and a quick reminder of where to follow and bookmark things.
This episode of the Roughly Related to Reselling Podcast features host Perry Phillips introducing the show and promoting his reselling business Flips and Giggles across various platforms.
This episode of the Roughly Related to Reselling Podcast features host Perry Phillips introducing the show, promoting his social media and reselling platforms, and discussing tax preparation with a promotion for Reseller Jeannie software.
The host celebrates the 100th episode of the Roughly Related to Reselling podcast while discussing personal reselling activities, including buying a storage unit and preparing for an estate sale, and troubleshooting camera equipment issues.
The host discusses recording episode 99 of his reselling podcast, experimenting with video, and how his children's early school release is affecting his schedule.
Perry Phillips opens with a snowstorm that knocked out the previous week’s episode.
Perry keeps this one on the shorter side because the week is packed.
Perry Phillips starts by moving the Whatnot night to Thursday.
Perry Phillips starts with the usual plugs: Instagram, eBay, Whatnot, and the Wednesday-night show schedule, which he says will probably move to Thursdays in March after the February bookings wrap up.
The host discusses personal challenges with parenting and a child's illness while promoting his reselling podcast and online presence.
The host discusses Q4 sales performance, particularly around Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and shares personal experiences and plans for holiday reselling.
The host discusses upcoming plans for the 100th episode, reflects on the podcast's two-year anniversary, and previews a show about plush and stuffed animals.
The host shares a personal story about his child getting a plastic gem stuck in her nose, leading to an emergency hospital visit and humorous parenting struggles.
He starts mid-flow with a haul already in motion.