Two freaks explore antiques every week. Updates Wednesday.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Wherein the Antiques Freaks come into possession of a curious little book and recite the scintillating tale of Dinorah.
Itās frog weather, yāall. Join us on our voyage to discover the root of scarcity.
Tarra (wellntruly) joins the Antiques Freaks for a very early draft of Interview with the Vampire. more
Or as we like to call āem, the No-Rat Box. (Patent pending.) Tune in to learn all about this Pennsylvania Dutch and/or Mennonite and/or Amish handmade furniture classic. more
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The future of antiques collecting lies in the hands of creative, generational gatekeepers like Ken
I just stumbled across this gem. The peeps are so fun!!! And make learning about antiques fun. Thanks for the good time!! š
I love the rapport and jokes between these two. Reminds me of the old Johnny Carson show. Plus, I learn about antiques. I subscribed so I could also listen to the penny dreadful, which greatly benefits from Kenās voices and Deeās interjections. This podcast is very much for a youthful audience, so if you are looking for dry information or are offended by curse words, this one is not for you. Thatās the format so stop leaving bad reviews about that, just move on! š
I came across this podcast and fell in love with the concept, and Ken and Dee. I skip some podcasts based on hating hostsā voices, but I love them. I skip the sailors word book and Varney episodes-I like the plain old topics to learn more about anything! It doesnāt matter if Iām into the item or notāI still listen and learn and laugh. Theyāre never dry and boring like some people doing similar stuff. Thanks! Keep up the good work!
This podcast would benefit tremendously from considering rhetorical ethos. One of the hosts sounds twice as loud as the other and seems to be cackling nervously, annoyingly, and constantly. Not sufficiently self aware to realize how this immediately lowers the tone and limits the potential of this podcast. I donāt mind when podcasters interrupt each other if they have good chemistry and exhibit grace and skill in dialectics, but in the case of this podcast, the laughing one constantly interj... more
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Antiques Freaks launched 6 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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