Hosted by Sal Barry and Tim Parish, the Puck Junk Hockey Podcast focuses on hockey cards, collectibles and culture.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 186 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesHockeySports |
In this episode, we discuss eBay's acquisition of Goldin Auctions and what it means for the card collecting hobby. We also talk about the lack of hockey cards at Target and other major retail stores, the upcoming FanaticsFest sports convention, the n... more
Sal Barry interviews the Los Angeles Kings' famed "Triple Crown Line" - Marcel Dionne, Dave Taylor, and Charlie Simmer. The three talk about how their line was formed and some of their best memories of playing together. It's 15 minutes of hockey good... more
From "white whale" to "Holy Grail", "net to me" and "nasty," we discuss some of the most-hated terms in the sport card collecting hobby. Plus, the sheer number of graded Connor Bedard Young Guns cards, college hockey cards, and more. It's 108 minutes... more
In this episode, Sal, Tim, and Clemente talk about the Spring 2024 Chicago Sports Spectacular - and how nearly everyone was looking for Connor Bedard's Young Guns rookie card. They also discuss if "card cleaning" is right or wrong, the new Parkhurst ... more
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Sal and Tim are putting out what is consistently my favorite hockey podcast. I was drawn to it for the collecting aspect, but I enjoy when they just cover general hockey news as well since we wouldn’t be in the hobby if it wasn’t for the sport. So much discussion about the hobby online comes from folks that have only been around in the Upper Deck exclusive era so I appreciate their perspective going back to the old days with Topps, Fleer, Donruss, etc. Always a good listen. As someone that lives... more
Sal is wonderful, joyous, full of detailed stories. Tim is so flat in affect and lacking energy. He often just dismisses or is nonplussed by Sal’s points and then offers something unoriginal and says it multiple times using slightly different words. The info is awesome and I will listen just for Sal. Step it up, Tim!
I love hockey….its my favorite sport and this podcast is an amazing addition to any die hard hockey card fan. I love hockey cards and purchase many hockey products….the information and chemistry of this podcast is amazing. I can listen to this podcast all day if possible. I love the way you have the podcast laid out….with statistics, personal input along with other amazing information. Please don’t stop what you are doing. Keep up the amazing work!!!!
I recently found this podcast after meeting Sal at the National and really happy to find. Glad have a focus strictly on hockey cards and collecting hockey. I look forward to each episode. Educational and entertaining.
Awesome chemistry of the hosts moves the conversation along in a natural and entertaining way. Podcast is very knowledgeable on the subject of hockey cards but the show also touches upon the world of hockey, the teams, players , history and fun insights about this beloved sport.
Apple Podcasts | #160 | Canada/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #99 | France/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #180 | Germany/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #32 | Norway/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #73 | Singapore/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #212 | Sweden/Sports/Hockey |
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