
A podcast featuring Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson that’s about sports, the Sports card market, and how to make money with this hobby. Who you should be buying and selling - along with the occasional fantasy football advice.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 535 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

Mike and Jesse are joined by Shep in the studio for the first guest on the new set. Football season is almost upon us and Mike and Shep look at what will be a disappointing rookie class for 2026 and where collectors will go. Plus, the new CAP program... more
Some of our favorite moments from The National that didn't make it into other podcasts this week. We have a roundtable with some of the personalities from the network. Interviews with the youngest and oldest new shop owners at The National. Plus, an ... more
Another jam-packed episode of Sports Cards Nonsense with Mike and Jesse. We're live in the new studio and the bounties for the Cooper Flagg Debut Patch are getting higher and higher. Plus, Bryan and Danny from Black & Gold Sports Cards stop by. We al... more
There was so much to take away from The National, and Mike and Jesse tried to pack it all into one episode. Plus, we got a first-timer's perspective from Mike, who helped film and edit much of our footage from the week.
0:00 - Intro and National Tho... more
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Great podcast
Show has so much going for it, however Mike is unbearable. He is arrogant, interrupts everyone, and makes a great show unlistenable. It’s unfortunate because Jesse is phenomenal.
Same barely researched discussions every week. Same unfunny interruptions and gloating about being right. Same repetitious pre-arranged guests/ads for new eBay live sellers. Wish Mike would just stop doing the pod if he cares so little about it.
Please if you have guests. Let them speak. Good grief.
I have taken to only listening to the recordings that do not have the malignant dwarf in an “on air” speaking role. Show is best when it’s not all about how one host demonstrates ego compensation for not being adequate in his childhood nor adult life. We get it you buy big cards with big money and if you don’t hobby your way it’s wrong. Yawn. The one working the Buffoon gimmick is actually more relatable and charming
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This show centers on the sports card hobby, market dynamics, and monetization strategies, with a mix of market analysis, live-event chatter, and guest perspectives from industry insiders and creators. Episodes frequently tackle price trends, breaking and selling strategies on live platforms, licensing news, and the evolving balance between collector passion and business opportunities. A standout is the candid banter between hosts paired with data-driven debates and guest insights that connect practical hobby experience to broader market forces, making it useful for listeners who want both actionable takeaways and a sense of the hobby's pulse.
Noteworthy strengths include a transparent look at revenue models and platform strategies, a willi... more
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