Hosted by Jessica and Kara · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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What can a postcard really tell you? On Postmarked & Tipsy , we explore real vintage postcards from the past — and the stories hidden between the lines. Each episode starts with a simple message… and quickly turns into something else: A mystery A question Or a story that doesn’t quite add up With a drink in hand, we dig into the details, the history, and the people behind the postcard — trying to figure out what was really going on.
Jessica and Kara hosts Postmarked & Tipsy, a society show with 12 episodes published.
A postcard from 1935. A mysterious message. A motorcycle insult. And someone named Helen caught in the middle. In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, Kara and Jessica unpack a bizarre vintage postcard sent from Syracuse,
To our listeners - this is an episode best seen and heard because of the Boston 2026 World Expo visuals - head over to our YouTube Channel to watch it: https://www.youtube.com/@PostmarkedTipsy A few months ago, we were s
In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy™, we sit down with postcard historian, collector and educator Kathy Alpert to explore the strange, funny and unexpectedly emotional world of vintage postcards. What started as a conv
Leading up to the Boston 2026 World Expo, we sat down with longtime broadcaster and former American Philatelic Society leader Lloyd De Vries to learn more about the fascinating world of postcards, stamps, postal history
"I feel sorry for all you have to do… and no car to get around.” These postcards were sent to our guest’s family — and immediately raised questions. In this special guest episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we’re joined by Th
We had questions about National Postcard Week… so we asked one of the organizers. In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we talk with Raina van Setter about the history of National Postcard Week, what people actually do
“We’re on our way… but we don’t know where we’re going.” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we explore a 1943 postcard from Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico—and it might be one of the most unsettling yet. Subscribe for m
“I thought you might like this for your collection…” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, a simple postcard turns into something unexpectedly layered. This postcard from 1940 shows Bridal Veil Falls in Oregon… but the
“Wouldn’t it be nicer… just family?” n this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, a seemingly polite postcard reveals something much sharper underneath. Subscribe for more postcard stories, history and questions. Music by Unban
“We’re so sorry we didn’t see you Sunday…” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we read a postcard where: Ginny had a choice. Option 1: Spend Easter with her mother. Option 2: Drive to the mountains. She chose the moun
“Crossed the lake last night… moonlight and everything.” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we read a 1939 postcard from the Warm Friend Tavern in Holland, Michigan—and what looks like a simple travel note quickly op
“I collect postcards, hankies… and pen pals.” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, a postcard from the summit of Mount Washington sent in 1947 turns into something that feels less like a travel update… And more like a
“I miss you… I love you… I’m having a great time.” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we read a 1939 postcard that feels… contradictory. The sender writes home to his family: “I miss you… I love you… I can’t wait to
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Postmarked & Tipsy is hosted by Jessica and Kara. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 12 episodes.
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