The Gordy Bonker Show is a weekly podcast on the Sports Cards Nonsense Media Network where host Gordy Bonker shares insights on vintage sports cards both related to their relevance as collectibles and as alternative assets.
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The Gordy Bonker Show is a weekly podcast on the Sports Cards Nonsense Media Network where host Gordy Bonker shares insights on vintage sports cards both related to their relevance as collectibles and as alternative assets.
Gordy Bonker kicks off this week's episode reflecting on recent challenges in the sports card market, including deals that fell through, and the importance of maintaining a strong reputation in the business. He then welcomes Dr. Tyler Tarver to the show (7:55). Tyler shares his journey from education to entrepreneurship, highlighting the parallels between sports cards and life lessons. They discuss the evolving dynamics of the sports card market, including iconic cards like the 62 Mickey Mantle and rare Babe Ruth variations. They also explore the significance of community and networking within the hobby, emphasizing how personal stories and experiences enrich the collecting journey.
Throughout the episode, Gordy and Tyler touch on the challenges (22:00) and opportunities (36:18) in the market, the role of education content as a revenue stream, and the promising influx of younger audiences (16:20) into the hobby. The episode wraps up with a look towards the future, reflecting on the highs and lows of the hobby in 2025, and the enduring power of authenticity and how to build lasting relationships.
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The Gordy Bonker Show
The Gordy Bonker Show is a weekly podcast on the Sports Cards Nonsense Media Network where host Gordy Bonker shares insights on vintage sports cards both related to their relevance as collectibles and as alternative assets.
