
Hobby Nonsense is your weekly dive into the weird, wonderful world of non-sport trading cards and pop culture collectibles. Hosted by Jesse Gibson and Ray Solorio, the podcast covers everything from Pokémon, Marvel, and Star Wars to Garbage Pail Kids, sketch cards, and vintage oddities from the junk wax era. Each episode features news, market trends, release breakdowns, and interviews with collect... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

A Pokémon card reportedly sold for $288,000… but was the PSA slab a nearly identical FAKE?! 🤯 Jesse and Ray dive into the growing controversy surrounding counterfeit graded cards, suspicious auction prices, and whether collectors can still trust the... more
A 1966 Batman card just sold for $219,000… could a PSA 10 eventually be worth $1 MILLION?! 🤯 Jesse and Ray break down the record sale, Disney Vault surprises, and whether the recent pullback in Pokémon and Lorcana prices signals a changing hobby mar... more
Potentially MILLIONS of PSA-graded cards have reportedly been stolen from a FedEx shipment — and collectors have some serious questions. Jesse and Ray discuss the growing problem of card theft, insurance concerns, and what collectors can do to protec... more
A Mickey Mouse 1/1 has reportedly sold for MILLIONS… but why is the actual price being kept secret?! 👀 Funcle (Matt Hathorn) joins Jesse Gibson in studio to discuss the mysterious Disney sale, a changing non-sport market, and some troubling developm... more
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Way too much Vee Friends bs
Absolutely love this show! Such a valuable resource to the hobby!
Live listening to the podcast. Just wondering how many adult beverages Ray enjoyed before his solo show? Keep it up guys!
Solar ray is perfect co host to sports boi. Suck it, Gio!
Get it? A fun listen, especially when there’s more nonsense than hobby. Gotta listen to ‘em all!
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Weekly conversations about non-sport trading cards and pop culture collectibles, from Pokémon, Disney, Marvel and Star Wars to vintage oddities and newer licensed sets. Jesse Gibson and Ray Solorio combine hobby news and release previews with discussion of prices, scarcity, collecting strategies, grading, and the business behind the market. Episodes often include interviews with collectors, dealers, shop owners, creators, and industry executives who bring practical experience or specialist knowledge of particular cards and brands. The tone is informal and humorous, with personal collecting stories and convention reports alongside serious discussion of market risks and investment potential. The broad mix of established franchises, obscure re... more
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Recent guests on Hobby Nonsense include:
1. Matt Hathorn
2. Matt Funcle Hathorn
3. Coby Bull
4. Justin Underwood
5. Adam Gellman
6. Jason Masherah
7. Digital Inkwell
8. Ryan Nolan
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