
A podcast that interviews artists that make toys in the professional, independent, bootleg, and designer toy scenes!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 293 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignLeisureHobbiesArts | |||

Hakon Collectibles is doing something most people wouldn’t even attempt, building a designer toy scene in Scotland where there is much of one.
In this episode, we talk about his journey from growing up on Ghostbusters and Ninja Turtles to spending ... more
In this episode, we sit down with South African toy maker Ali Bates, a creator pushing the boundaries of what toys can be in a place where the scene is still just beginning. From rediscovering art during lockdown to building characters like his iconi... more
In the final episode of our three-part series with Rich of Mutant Vinyl Hardcore, we zoom out and reflect on the long game. Rich opens up about what decades in the sofubi scene have taught him about creativity, discipline, community, and what actuall... more
In episode two with Rich of Mutant Vinyl Hardcore, we move from origin story into real growth. Rich breaks down what happened after the first Sludge Demon run, how he learned to stretch inventory, price work fairly, and slowly build MVH without prete... more
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Been a solid long time fan and listener of Abe exploring the depths of indie and commercial toys for years now. Abe is a friend and a fellow maker himself. This is hands down the only toy podcast I mess with. A+++
love listening to abe interview different toy makers including myself!
This podcast has been a blessing in disguise letting me find so many cool indie/bootleg toy artist I would have never know about.
If you‘re into toys and all things creative this is your podcast! Keep up the great work! 🤖🚀💪👏👏
Literally one of the greatest podcast out there. Listen to every single episode twice! You like toys? Art? People who make art toys?… stop wasting time and listen!!!!
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A show focused on the designer toy world, bootleg and indie art toy communities, featuring conversations with artists about their creative processes, manufacturing realities, and community dynamics. Guests range from solo designers to small studios and toy brands, often discussing production challenges, material choices, conventions, and the balance between art and commerce. Noteworthy is the emphasis on community, collaboration, and storytelling behind each toy line, plus practical insights into manufacturing in Asia, distribution tactics, and the evolving ethics of fair access to limited runs. For prospective guests, the mix of design, fabrication, and brand-building topics offers actionable angles for pitching and sponsorship alike, espe... more
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Toys on Tap launched 5 years ago and published 293 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 Toys on Tap include:
1. Rich Montaneri
2. Michael Scottam
3. John Guarneri
4. Chris Rider
5. Dan Neville
6. Dave Linares
7. Whalum Kwan
8. Todd Robertson
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