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Equal parts collecting, nostalgia and nonsense. Join Alan & Tim as we discuss collecting things like vintage toys, modern toys, video games, vinyl records, t shirts and more. We also have nostalgia episodes reminiscing about the 70s, 80s and 90s including (but not limited to) music, snacks and our regular Rewind Club episode where we watch a beloved childhood staple that one of us loves, but the other hasn't seen. We recap going to toy shows (recently: Shop the Curiosity, ToyConNJ, Too Many Games, Toys for the Ages Expo) and every week we each show a recent pickup. So yeah, not super focused as far as podcasts go, but we're not super focused as people either.
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Episode #54
<p>Ep. 54 - Alan went to Disney World last week and we’re going to talk about the 2026 version of the park. What’s new, what’s old and what’s gone. How does the trip hold up after all of these years? Can he convince Tim to ever go again?</p>
Episode #53
<p>Ep. 53 - The main event this week will be the 2026 San Diego Comic Con recap. We weren’t there, but Alan & Tim have put together a list of interesting reveals and exclusives to chat about. There were definitely some unexpected toys shown off and we’ll get into it. Before that, we will have a mini version of a Do Something segment as Tim went to the Toys For The Ages Expo toy show in Gettysburg, PA. We’ll be discussing that show and Tim will show off a few pickups as well as tell a tale of a purcha...
Episode #52
<p>Ep. 52 - Alan & Tim have been picking up lots of new (& old) toys and other things lately. It’s starting to pile up so we’re going to do our first ever SUPER SIZE INVENTION EXCHANGE episode. It’s going to be all about showing off our new pickups and talking about them. Come see all of the wacky things we’re buying.</p>
Episode #51
<p>Ep. 51 - For the 2nd week in a row, we’re going to have a DO SOMETHING edition of the show. Alan takes the lead this time has he took a solo trip to the Too Many Games convention in Oaks, PA this weekend. This was a dedicated video game show with events, demos, panels and a big show floor with lots of games to peruse. We’ll here all about Alan’s experience and if he made any retro video game pickups. Come join us for that discussion as well as our usual Invention Exchange of recent pickups that w...
Episode #50
<p>Ep 50 - We’re back with another DO SOMETHING edition of the show, this time talking about the recent Mullica Hill Toy Show in New Jersey. Tim took the 2 hour road trip to the southern part of the state and lived to tell the tale. Join us as we recap the sights, sounds, smells and the toy pickups (Yes, there were pickups). We’ve also got our usual Invention Exchange to kick off the show and we’ll be debuting a new segment that will probably close each show going forward: Now Playing. This is when we’ll talk about on...
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