The Indy Autographs Podcast

In this episode, Brian Herbert poses a unique question to collectors. Do you have a list of players you refuse to collect or reasons why you won't collect autographs from particular people? Brian has been wrestling with that very question for

006 Indy Autographs Podcast - Private Signings Episode

Jul 21st, 2012

In this episode, we explore the wild and often misunderstood world of the private signings. Not sure what a private signing is, then this is the episode for you. With complete transparency, your host Brian Herbert, explains the entire private

005 Indy Autographs Podcast - Custom Pieces

Mar 25th, 2012

In this episode, we interview Scott Brady who is a long-time autograph collector who makes his own custom trading cards for a wide range of different interests. Host Brian Herbert and Scott discuss everything needed to inspire you to begin mak

004 Indy Autographs Podcast - Racing Autographs

Mar 12th, 2012

This episode of the Indy Autographs podcast is devoted to collecting racing autographs. Host Brian Herbert not only discusses the ways you can begin collecting autographs from auto racing drivers, but he also interviews Indy Racing League driv

003 Indy Autographs Podcast - Set Collecting

Feb 24th, 2012

For many autograph collectors, having a worthy project is a must. Once we complete a project, we need to find another one. One project that autograph collectors often turn to is set collecting. While it may seem daunting, it can be very rewa

002 Indy Autographs Podcast - Carl Erskine Interview/TTM Collecting

Feb 15th, 2012

Episode 002 is here! This episode contains an interview with retired Brooklyn Dodgers legendary pitcher, Carl Erskine. Erskine graciously spoke about his career in baseball, his teammates, favorite memories from his playing days, and his view

Indy Autographs Podcast - Episode 1 - In Person Autographing

Feb 8th, 2012

Welcome to the first episode of the Indy Autographs podcast. Our first episode features an interview with Boston-area autograph collector, Matt Raymond. Raymond chronicles his in-person autograph adventures on his blog, Autograph University.

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