
These are the audio tracks from Sports Cards Live (on YouTube). Host and lifelong collector Jeremy Lee is joined by passionate collectors, industry insiders, hobbypreneurs, content creators to educate, inform, entertain, and inspire hobbyists of all genres and experience. Sports Cards Live is an interactive livestream video podcast where you are part of the show as your comments and questions are ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 583 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Shohei Ohtani is the entry point for a wider conversation about strategy, timing, and identity in the modern hobby. Leighton Sheldon puts Paul Hickey on the spot with a question many collectors think about but rarely articulate clearly: if you have $... more
We kick off 2026 with Leighton Sheldon and Paul Hickey, and we go straight into the real stuff collectors are feeling right now: the hobby is bigger than ever, the content and event volume is getting overwhelming, and card shows are evolving fast. We... more
Part 5 is where the conversation stops being theoretical and gets brutally practical.
The group circles back to a key question: if a card is reholdered years later, can a grading company responsibly “honor” the old grade when the card may have chang... more
Part 4 shifts from merger talk into the part of grading nobody likes to say out loud.
It starts with the “I’ve heard stories” framing, then draws a hard line between pre Nat Turner ownership and post Nat Turner, including the point that Collectors i... more
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The content they discuss is good but the production isn’t good. I was listening to an episode and it just cuts off no outro and then they load the second half the next day . So if you just found the podcast you might come in on the middle of a conversation. If an episode is gonna be 2 parts there still needs to be a intro and outro for the episode
I enjoy this show. It’s always a mixed bag and I do have some issues with it… but I kinda like it that way. I like that every episode is different and some connect with me better than others. I think it should be that way.
One thing I don’t like is how they started splitting up the podcasts into five episodes. I don’t understand the logic (or absence of). To make it more digestible I guess? That makes no sense. Just because the full episode is available in one chunk doesn’t mean you have to lis... more
I dislike that the pod is now split in to multiple episodes. Makes it much more difficult to listen in order.
Assortment of guests, covers most of the important hobby news. Very kind and respected guy!
Mr Lee adds so much to this great hobby with his podcasts. I look forward to new ones every single week. Thank you sir for the amazing content. Keep up the great work
I look forward to his shows every single week.
He has on the best guest and tackles the biggest topics of the hobby
A true asset to the hobby
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A vibrant exploration of the sports card hobby is at the heart of these episodes, engaging collectors of all levels and backgrounds. Extensive discussions cover various topics such as collecting strategies, the impact of social media, pricing transparency, and the emotional significance behind acquiring cards. Noteworthy is the interactive format that encourages audience participation, allowing listeners to contribute questions and insights during each episode. Guest appearances include industry professionals and passionate collectors, providing diverse perspectives that enhance conversations surrounding card values, trends, and community dynamics. This podcast is particularly notable for its focus on fostering a supportive environment amon... more
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Recent guests on Sports Cards Live include:
1. Ryan Veres
2. Jeff Marin
3. Brandon Steiner
4. Leighton Sheldon
5. Joe Perot
6. Zach Tarhini
7. Matthew Burrows
8. John Mangini
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