Two Packs: Trading Card Comedy presented by Meltdown Comics
Meltdown Comics*Two Packs is the trading card comedy podcast! Join host Geoffrey Golden and a special guest as they crack open packs of bizarre, retro trading cards from The A-Team to Xena: Dangerous Liaisons. While they discover what’s inside, they discuss forgotten pop culture, geeky childhood memories, and a thoughtful exploration of the human condition through a post-post-modern lens. (Or, y'know, Garbage Pai... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | Leisure | ||||
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The series finale of Two Packs is a massive Pack Attack battle royale! Guest Asterios Kokkinos (Something Awful) and host Geoffrey Golden open packs of Zero Heroes and Pukeymon cards, then combine them to make a collectable card game. Who’s the more ... more
Guest R. Sikoryak (Terms and Conditions graphic novel) joins host Geoffrey Golden for Two Packs, the trading card comedy show! On this special behind-the-cards episode, Geoffrey interviews Bob about his time at Topps in the 1980s writing gags for Gar... more
Guest Jamie Loftus (Comedy Central) joins host Geoffrey Golden for Two Packs, the trading card comedy show! This week, they open packs of lawbreaking trading cards – Wanted By FBI (1993) and True Crime II (1992). While opening the packs, they discuss... more
Guest Danny Lacy (Crack-Duck) joins host Geoffrey Golden for Two Packs, the trading card comedy show! This week, they open packs of ooze-covered cards – Gruesome Greetings (1992) and TMNT 3 (1993). While opening the packs, they discuss why the best P... more
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- Smart, quick and funny
Two Packs a Week is a hilarious show based on the bizarre premise of analyzing pop culture through opening vintage card packs; a strange idea that is ingenious in its execution. Geoffrey Golden is the talented host, with great guests who keep the conversation breezy and witty. Probably my favorite podcast to listen to on short car trips. I highly recommend this show for any nerd culture junkie looking for a few good laughs!
Apple Podcasts5Johnny Delicious
United States7 years ago - Hilarious
As a huge trading card fan I can't get enough of Geoff and his guests. They're knowledgable about the trading card space and also just really funny in their own right. Even if you aren't a huge trading card fan you'll love this show.
Apple Podcasts5Joey CatboyUnited States7 years ago - Great!
Love it!
Apple Podcasts5Jewfro!United States8 years ago - Very funny
Great concept. Really funny. Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5BbbbbobbbbbUnited States8 years ago - Hilarious
I don't even like trading cards but this podcast makes me laugh — a lot! For sure check it out
Apple Podcasts5BankiduUnited States8 years ago
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