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Antiques Roadshow Detours

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Ever wondered what happens to the treasures featured on America’s beloved ANTIQUES ROADSHOW after the cameras leave town? ANTIQUES ROADSHOW DETOURS tracks down the juicy afterlives of your favorite finds from PBS’s hit series. Hosted by longtime Roadshow producer Adam Monahan, this podcast dives deep into mysteries, secrets, and surprises as each episode takes a thrilling “detour” into a single RO... more

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Thousands of guests have appeared on ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, but only one holds the distinction of having also been on the cover of Playboy magazine. Former centerfold Candace Jordan stole the show in Chicago in 2014 with a rare archive of Playboy memorab... more

On ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, an appraisal is usually the final word—but what happens when a guest brings her own receipts? In 2011, an Atlanta guest presented a brilliant royal blue enamel egg she hoped was a Fabergé masterpiece. Appraiser Sebastian Clarke ... more

Ever wondered what happens after the Antiques Roadshow cameras stop rolling? Host Adam Monahan returns for Season 7 of Antiques Roadshow Detours to investigate the juicy, complicated, and often hilarious "afterlives" of America's favorite treasures. ... more

GBH’s Antiques Roadshow has a fair share of characters cross its set, but none like the towering, booming-voiced cowboy who attended the 2018 taping in Tulsa, OK.  With a rare red diamond ring, cowboy Jim sought to learn the gem’s value. But would hi... more

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Recent Guests

Sebastian Clarke
Appraiser of decorative arts, silver, sculpture, metalwork, and furniture
Heritage Auctions
Episode: The Fake That Is or Isn’t
Toby Faber
Author of Fabergé's Eggs
Author
Episode: The Fake That Is or Isn’t
Gézé von Habsburg
Russian art specialist, Fabergé expert
Independent expert
Episode: The Fake That Is or Isn’t
Alison Smith
Chief curator at the National Portrait Gallery in London
National Portrait Gallery
Episode: Encore: Let's Get Naked
Claire Wittner
Curator of European art at the Worcester Art Museum
Worcester Art Museum
Episode: Encore: Let's Get Naked
Deborah Spannerman
Appraiser from Antiques Roadshow
Antiques Roadshow
Episode: Encore: Let's Get Naked
Dr. Kyla Garrett Wagner
Communication scholar specializing in sexual and reproductive health
Syracuse University
Episode: Encore: Let's Get Naked
Andrew Clemens
19th-century sand artist
N/A
Episode: Encore: The Boy in the Bottle
Lori Gwen Shapiro
Journalist and author, known for writing about Richard Byrd's Antarctic expedition
The New Yorker, The New York Times
Episode: Encore: Byrd Flies South

Host

Adam Monahan
Host and co-executive producer with a strong background in producing for GBH's Antiques Roadshow, bringing extensive expertise in antiques and the appraisal process to each episode.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 863 ratings
  • Same episodes

    I love this show; I find it so fascinating. But it’s time for new episodes. It’s been a few years now of the same episodes over and over.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Salgor
    United States3 months ago
  • Antiques Road Show

    Has a special place in my heart. Particularly the North American version, but the British show as well. My only complaint about the podcast (aside from Marsha being completely intolerable to listen to) is that there are so few episodes, and constant encores. I’d love to see more new episodes. Love it. Thanks.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnimatedMeatSack
    United States3 months ago
  • Captivating

    I don’t think there is anything about the show I don’t like. It’s put together so well and you and Marsha make a great team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    *Grinde*
    United States4 months ago
  • Reruns published as new episodes

    I truly like this podcast. And have learned much from it. However, I do not understand why so many of the older episodes are being issued as New. I was happy to see a new season start but so far nothing has been new.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Afishoutawater
    United States5 months ago
  • New ones please!

    Hope you put new episodes on!!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    LYJSOL
    United States5 months ago

Listeners Say

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The expert insights provided in episodes are highly praised for their depth and educational value, making it a favorite among history enthusiasts.
Listeners express a strong interest in history and personal stories behind antiques, often finding episodes captivating and enjoyable.
There are some frustrations regarding the repetition of older episodes and requests for new content from fans.
Listeners appreciate the production quality and engaging storytelling, which helps to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for antiques.

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The Fake That Is or Isn’t
Q: Is there a true yes or no about the egg being Fabergé or not?
The panel moves through multiple expert opinions, ultimately trending toward not Fabergé due to provenance, making it a late-era lookalike rather than a genuine imperial piece.
Encore: The King of Fakes Gets Faked
Q: Did you have a goal of trying to make this a career?
Robert states that he never felt confident to make it a career despite his passion for collecting.
Encore: The King of Fakes Gets Faked
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself, where you grew up and about your life?
Robert shares that he comes from a middle-class family originally from Mexico and has fallen in love with pre-Columbian artifacts after a trip to Mexico.
Encore: Skippy the Hero Dog
Q: So, Caitlin, you're at a thrift shop. You see the dog of the year plate. You get, it's got the article next to it. It's marked $5. Are you paying for that or are you just going to pass?
Yes, I'm going to buy it, $10 I'm going to buy it, $15 I'm going to buy it, $20 I'm going to buy it.
Encore: Skippy the Hero Dog
Q: Are you a dog person to this day?
Yes, I have two little dogs but no big dogs anymore and the plate is hung prominently in my house.

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The content revolves around the captivating stories behind items featured in a renowned television series, focusing on their historical significance and personal narratives. Each episode typically highlights a specific object, exploring its journey from appraisal to its afterlife, showcasing various themes including artistry, cultural context, and market dynamics. Beyond just the items, the discussions often reveal deeper emotional connections that people have with their possessions, enhancing the listeners' appreciation for antiques and collectibles. The unique blend of storytelling, expert insights, and personal anecdotes likely keeps the audience engaged and entertained, making it suitable for anyone with an interest in history, art, or ... more

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1. Sebastian Clarke
2. Toby Faber
3. Gézé von Habsburg
4. Alison Smith
5. Claire Wittner
6. Deborah Spannerman
7. Dr. Kyla Garrett Wagner
8. Andrew Clemens

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