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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure |
Join Jay (Geek Dad Life) and Dan (Secret Galaxy) as they revisit the year that fundamentally changed Transformers and toys forever, 1986. Transformers: The Movie got rid of so many favorite characters including Optimus Prime. It was unheard of then f... more
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Join Jay (Geek Dad Life) and Dan (Secret Galaxy) along with special guest Ryan Doell (First Member of the Toy Geeks 5 Timers Club) as they wrap up their journey through the Kenner Real Ghostbusters toy line with a look at the 1991 toys. They share in... more
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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
Really entertaining
As a fan of both of these hosts in other media, having a long format to hear them go into detail on the properties we love is a delight. Awesome guests and great research into the subjects makes this a must listen each week!
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Content focuses on various toy lines from specific years, exploring their cultural impact, design evolution, and the nostalgic memories associated with them. Hosts share personal anecdotes and delve into discussions on iconic franchises like Transformers, Real Ghostbusters, and Star Wars Power of the Force, often including insights from special guests who are enthusiasts or experts in toy collecting. The show emphasizes the nostalgia tied to toys from childhood, making it an engaging experience for listeners who are toy collectors or simply fans of pop culture. With a mix of humor and earnest discussions, it offers an enjoyable examination of toys and their influence over the years, likely appealing to a broad audience of toy lovers.
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Toy Geeks! launched 5 years ago and published 10 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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Recent guests on Toy Geeks! include:
1. Alex Brewer
2. Craig Goldberg
3. Jake Stevens
4. Griffin Newman
5. Mike Kaess
6. Ken Plume
7. Ryan Doell
8. Thomas Gwyn
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