
Let's Talk Cards is a podcast centered around the greatest hobby in the world. Join host Zac Blackerby as he chats with vendors, collectors, and anyone who has a voice in the sports card and TCG world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesFootballLeisureSports | |||

On this edition of Let's Talk Cards, Zac Blackerby and Jamey Crosson discuss what is happening in the hobby world with a major story about cards being stolen from FedEx after PSA shipped them off. They also discuss repacks and what they mean for the ... more
On this edition of Let's Talk Cards, Zac Blackerby and Jamey Crosson discuss what is happening in the hobby world with some legal drama starting to unfold. World Series is coming up, the guys discuss what the baseball market could be with the looming... more
On this edition of Let's Talk Cards, Zac Blackerby and Jamey Crosson discuss what is happening in the hobby market with Pokémon and sports cards. They discuss hobby pet peeves and who they are buying right now heading into the NBA season.
On this edition of Let's Talk Cards, Zac Blackerby and Jamey Crosson discuss what the BGS announcement could mean for the hobby and grading. They also discuss some markets that are undervalued.
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Two-host conversation centered on the sports card and trading card hobby, with a spotlight on market dynamics, grading and backlogs, and high-profile drops. Episodes frequently dissect GOAT-era cards versus modern rookies, discuss how major shows, auctions, and platform changes shift pricing and strategy, and weave in personal collecting stories and practical buying/selling tactics. The show balances deep hobby analysis with humor and community anecdotes, making it a likely go-to for collectors, flippers, and vendors seeking actionable insight, show nerdy banter, and behind-the-scenes perspectives on showups, breaks, and grading ecosystems. A recurring theme is how branding, narratives, and platform policies shape card values and the overal... more
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Let's Talk Cards launched a year ago and published 36 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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