
Diving into your favorite toy lines, one year at a time! Each week Jay Glatfelter (Geek. Dad. Life.) and Dan Larson (Secret Galaxy) break down a specific year in a different toy line.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

Join Jay (Geek. Dad. Life.) and Dan (Secret Galaxy) with special guest The Mad Hatter as they discuss the LJN Thundercats action figures from 1987. This episode offers a retrospective on these classic 80s toys, showcasing figures like Ben Gali, Lynx-... more
Join Jay (Geek. Dad. Life.) and Dan (Secret Galaxy) and special guest Toy Sorceress (Toy Habits) as they continue their journey through the Thundercats toy line, focusing on the 1986 releases. This episode takes a look at some absolute classics like ... more
Join Jay (Geek. Dad. Life.) and Dan (Secret Galaxy) as they discuss an influential 80s toy line, Thundercats by LJN. This episode offers a retrospective on these classic action figure toys, sparking childhood memories and 80s memories for many. It’s ... more
Join Jay (Geek. Dad. Life.) and Dan (Secret Galaxy) with special guest Allison Troy (Retro Toy Princess) as they dive into the one star wars toy line we had during the dark ages, Star Wars Bend-ems. Long considered the worst of Star Wars toys to hit ... more
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Loving the audio version
Is the show done? It used to be every two weeks, but there hasn’t been a new episode for two and a half months.
Very entertaining for a toy collector of my generation. Could you guys upload the rest of the GI Joe Episodes to the Podcast feed? I missed those. Thanks!
Where are the older episodes? I missed a few of the early ones.
If this were so good why isn’t there a toy geeks 2 also they don’t call toy geeks because it’s about people who don’t like toys
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A fun, nostalgia-driven show that revisits toy lines year by year, featuring two hosts who bring personal memories, deep knowledge of toy history, and lively banter. Recent episodes spotlight major 1980s and 1990s lines (e.g., Transformers, Real Ghostbusters, Star Wars Power of the Force 2) with guests including designers, historians, and fellow collectors, offering design insights, collecting culture context, and retrospective critiques. The show often blends personal anecdotes with industry background, making it appealing for longtime toy fans and pop-culture enthusiasts who enjoy deep dives into specific years and lines. Noteworthy elements include guest perspectives from designers and researchers, and a strong emphasis on nostalgia coup... more
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