A podcast that interviews artists that make toys in the professional, independent, bootleg, and designer toy scenes!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 268 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesArtsLeisureDesign |
After 2 years away, Chance returns to Toys on Tap with a massive update. From running a 45,000 sq. ft. warehouse to streamlining his operation, Chance opens up about the grind, the downsizing, and the auctions that keep his empire alive. He’s created... more
What happens when lifelong toy collectors turn their childhood obsessions into careers and creative ventures? In this episode of Toys on Tap, we sit down with Chris and Nick; tattoo artists, podcasters, and toy fanatics, to explore how toys have shap... more
This week on Toys on Tap, we sit down with Christian of Pope Toys for a deep dive into the wild intersections of collecting, customizing, and creating. From childhood Ninja Turtle hunts and Ghostbuster yard-sale scores to horror-inspired kitbashes an... more
This episode of Toys on Tap dives into the origins of legendary toy maker Paul Kaiju (Paul Copeland). From 1970s Chicago mornings watching Speed Racer, Kimba, and Son of Godzilla with his dad, to hunting Japanese die-cast treasures in Little Tokyo, P... more
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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!!!!
This podcast is a great way to get into the culture of toy collectors and makers. I feel like I’ve found a lot of resources for beginning my art toy maker journey. Great interviews and interview style
This is your one stop shop to stay on top of the world of lowbrow art/bootleg toys!
This is such an inspiring, energetic and overall endearing podcast interviewing the instagram toy makers I’ve been following since 2015. Thanks to @toysontap for making this podcast a reality! Witchx3 (instagram)
Very thankful to be on this podcast, such an amazing experience, as well as the knowledge shared by all the artists on each episode. I highly recommend this podcast.
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This podcast features interviews with artists involved in the professional, independent, bootleg, and designer toy scenes. It covers a range of topics including the creative processes behind toys, the impact of industry trends like tariffs and political climates, and the nostalgic elements that drive toy design. Listeners can expect in-depth discussions about toy collecting, design challenges, and personal stories from creators, making it a rich resource for those interested in the toy making industry and culture. The podcast also emphasizes community, collaboration, and the intertwining of art and toys, offering unique insights through heartfelt narratives and humor.
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Toys on Tap launched 5 years ago and published 268 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. Tyler Ham
2. Jonathan House
3. Sam Costadel
4. Scott Cherry
5. Manny Cartoon
6. Luke Chueh
7. Dion Kachina
8. David Kageki
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