If you’ve ever listened to Sports Card Radio, a podcast about sports cards, you probably know that host Colin Tedards is not a fan of raffles. It’s where someone takes an unopened, factory sealed box of sports cards and charges people for the privilege of getting all the cards from a specific team. The team you
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Sports Card Radio: ‘Nothing against the Magic people, but most of them are not the most spendy, big-wallet type of people’
On the February 13 episode of Sports Card Radio, my new favorite podcast, host Colin Tedards interviewed Ryan Kent Jr. from BallCardsRadio.com. Ryan is a 14-years-old high school freshman who’s been collecting sports cards for ten years, and he now has his own podcast that Colin has been listening to. During the interview, the discussion
Don't talk to people who work for sports card manufacturers because they're idiots who only make $35,000 a year
The other day, I stumbled on a podcast dedicated to sports trading cards, Sports Card Radio. I like podcasts. I like sports cards. I thought the show sounded like something I would enjoy. The first episode I listened to was episode #146. Host Colin Tedards talked about the Industry Summit, the official sports card and