
Where The Toys Are! Talking Toys, Action Figures, TV/Film, Pop Culture News, and more! Join Brent James and Sam Supa and find out what a lifelong obsession sounds like!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | HobbiesEntertainment NewsLeisureNews | ||||

2026 is here! Join Brent and Sam for a kickback, easy listening episode and catch up on 2026 so far! WHERE THE TOYS ARE....still here in 2026!
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Brent and Sam take a break from their holiday vacation to deliver their year end, top 10 list of awesome toys! Thank you for listening in 2025! WHERE THE TOYS ARE will see you next year.....MERRY NEW YEAR!
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WTTA is back celebrating its 5th Holiday Special! Join Brent, Sam, and guest Ross Sewage, for wacky Holiday fun! Brent spills the tea on his new gig. Ross shares a behind the scenes look at the making of the new COLD SLITHER "Cobra Claws are Coming ... more
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Obviously they know what their talking about. Took me back to my childhood while being adults at the same time.......Adulting is tough(Tuff).
It’s definitely a podcast about folks who take their toys seriously. That being said: it’s also casually hilariously. Shout out to the host who sounds orgasmic while the other host describes toys. It makes it for me.
Growing up in the 90’s I loved my generation of toys and remember a lot of the toys spoken about in this podcast. These are well-spoken knowledgable toy collectors and great guys in general. Love the show guys keep up hard work and have a great New Year!!
As a life long collector of action figures, it's so good to hear from these like minded individuals. I love their relatable stories and insightful commentary on the action figure industry and geek culture.










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