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Every week on the Smarter Bets podcast, David Solar and Dan McGuire break down the biggest games using public betting trends, sharp money indicators, historically profitable betting systems and more. This insight, strategy, and overview will help even the most casual bettor make smarter bets.
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Uncensored and deep conversations with extraordinary rock climbers, runners, surfers, alpinists, kayakers and skiers et al. Tap into their journey to peak performance, revealing stories, hidden strategies, and the mindset that defies aging and other limits. Get educated and inspired to chase your own dreams. Come for the stories, leave with tools, tips, and motivation! Hosted by Kush Khandelwal.
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Sport Management Review Insights

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Sport Management Review Insights is your accompaniment to the academic journal, Sport Management Review. The podcast will delve into the journal’s published research by speaking to the researchers themselves. Each podcast is dedicated to a published research article from the journal, which you’ll also be able to read at the Sport Management Review website. If you love sport, you'll love Sport Management Review Insights! Thanks to the Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand ...
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Unlock the secrets to successful sports betting with our in-depth guide, designed to enhance your understanding and strategy. Learn how Predictive analytics in sports betting can give you a competitive edge by analyzing vast datasets for more accurate predictions. Visit for more strategies: https://www.futsalua.org/en/star/11/sports-betting-strategy-guide Explore Advanced sports betting strategies that incorporate AI and real-time data to refine your wagers. Plus, gain a solid foundation in ...
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Valuable sports card insights, touching upon various card companies including Upper Deck, Panini, Topps, Pacific, and more. The discussion delves into the history and status of these companies, with a particular focus on Pacific's journey to becoming a major player in the industry despite various challenges. Also anecdotes about other influential f…
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In a unique twist, Ageless Athlete host Kush Khandelwal steps out from behind the mic and becomes the guest for the first time! Interviewed by Heather Heynen on her Weight Loss and Wellness For Real podcast, Kush opens up about his personal journey—something he doesn’t often share. From his own struggles with motivation and injuries to finding new …
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Dr. Beckett hosts Phil Pierce, and they discuss various intricacies of the sports card industry, including rare card sets, grading issues, and buying strategies on COMC. The conversation also touches upon organizing autograph shows, the value of local sports memorabilia, and the personal connections made within the hobby. 00:49 Discussing the 1992 …
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Dr. Beckett discusses Greg's potential fit with CommC, the importance of loyalty programs, and the evolving landscape of the sports card industry. They cover key qualities sought by hobby companies, the significance of customer experience, and strategies for leveraging store inventories effectively. 00:44 ComC Loyalty Program Discussion02:23 Job Ap…
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Dr. Beckett discusses the complexities of autograph authentication with guest Rich Klein. Rich recounts an experience where one of his personally signed cards was rejected by PSA due to a lack of signature exemplars. Despite his extensive involvement in the sports card industry and the legitimacy of the card, PSA's protocol led to the rejection, sp…
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n this recap episode, Dr. Beckett delves into key points from episodes 1251 through 1274. He discusses a variety of topics, including outtakes from Hobby Hotline, listener questions, the Cleveland National Retrospective, the consistency of grading, and a memorable dinner with baseball fans. Dr. Beckett also touches on video listener questions, the …
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Legendary big wave surfer Yuri Soledade, is 48, and has spent decades riding some of the most powerful waves on Earth at Jaws in Maui. Known for winning the 2016 TAG Heuer XXL Biggest Wave Award for riding a massive 73-foot wave, Yuri’s story is about much more than surfing. It’s about mental resilience, humility, and balancing passion with a succe…
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Dr. Beckett explores three different Upper Deck hockey card products: the 2023-24 SpX Hockey, the 2023-24 UD Credentials Hockey, and the 2024-25 UD MVP Hockey. He shares his insights and experiences with each product, providing valuable advice for sports card collectors. Dr. Beckett also delves into the design and value considerations of the cards,…
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Dr. Beckett discusses the job market within the sports card industry with Greg Sobocinski. They dive into the importance of having hobby insights, the benefits of consultation roles, and valuable tips for distinguishable resumes and interview strategies. Dr. Beckett emphasizes the value of practical experience, creativity, and specific problem-solv…
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Dr. Beckett shares personal anecdotes, market insights, and the importance of understanding supply and demand in the hobby. The conversation touches on the nostalgia of collecting, the significance of autograph hunting, and the challenges of fair pricing in the industry. 00:29 Discussion on Vintage vs. Modern Cards04:03 Personal Collecting Preferen…
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"Age isn’t what defines you—it’s your ability to adapt, to keep going, and to never stop seeking what you’re capable of." 🚀 In this episode of the Ageless Athlete Podcast, we talk with the legendary ultra-endurance athlete, Marshall Ulrich. Known for running across America, completing over 20 Badwater Ultramarathons, and climbing all Seven Summits—…
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Dr. Beckett, alongside Danny Black, Chris Carlin, and John Newman, dive deep in this abridged 14-minute segment from the hour-long live Hobby Hotline. From the excitement and logistics of Fanatics Fest to the evolving landscape of sports card shows and the impact of major player endorsements. They also touch on new strategies by companies like Topp…
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Dr. Beckett recounts how his magazine rapidly gained market share in the 1980s, focusing on customer service and distribution strategies that catered to card shops. The discussion also delves into the challenges of maintaining fairness in pricing, regional biases, and the magazine's print deadlines. 01:07 Distribution Strategies and Challenges03:24…
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Dr. Beckett shares valuable advice for collectors looking to downsize their collections. He discusses strategies for working with auction houses, the importance of item authentication, and how to maximize your collection's value. Key insights include the benefits of segmenting different types of items across specialized auction houses, the pros and…
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"Fear is natural, but it's how you dance with that fear that defines who you are as a climber and as a person." 🌄💗 Heidi Wirtz—aka "Heidi Almighty"— is a climber, guide, yogi, and an entrepreneur. 🧗‍♀️ Heidi is known for her bold and technical climbs, pioneering routes on big walls worldwide, and her speed ascents in Yosemite Valley. Heidi’s journe…
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Dr. Beckett addresses criticisms, shares insights, and provides historical context on the licensing and market dynamics of major card companies like Topps and Fleer, contrasted with the Star Company. Using a provocative analogy, he illustrates the ongoing debates and the importance of brand value over licensing status and robust distribution. 01:08…
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Dr. Beckett concludes his long conversation with Star aficionados Dave Dzendzel, Steve Taft, and Ryan Jessup. They delve into the intricacies and controversies surrounding the Star Company, its cards, particularly those featuring Michael Jordan, and their historical context within the sports card market. The discussion touches upon issues of legiti…
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Join Dr. James Beckett in the second part of an in-depth discussion with Dave Dzendzel, Steve Taft, and Ryan Jessup about the Star Company's impact on the hobby. They explore the controversies surrounding the classification of rookie cards, particularly focusing on industry standards, historical context, and the nuanced differences between RCs (Roo…
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"You can sculpt your body to perfection, but without mastering your mind, you’ll never unlock your true potential. The real victories happen in your head." 🧎🏼‍♀️💪🏾 We are diving deep into the power of mental training with Hazel Findlay, a world-renowned climber, coach, and mindset expert. While Hazel may be young, her wisdom extends far beyond her …
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Join Dr. James Beckett in this high-level discussion surrounding the Star Company, featuring passionate insights from Steve Taft, Dave Dzendzel, and Ryan Jessup. We explore the intricacies of the hobby, the historical context of card distribution, and the significance of rookie card classifications. Dr. Beckett shares personal anecdotes, defends hi…
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Dr. Beckett pays tribute to his late mother following her recent memorial service. He shares lessons learned from his mom, blending them with insights into the world of sports card collecting. Dr. Beckett reflects on his upbringing, his mother's industrious and kind nature, and how these qualities have influenced his own life and career. 00:20 Trib…
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They explore the distinctions between the golf and soccer card markets, the evolving landscape of the hobby, and the role of printed price guides versus online tools. Dr. Beckett reflects on his own journey, the challenges of maintaining a card collection, and the dynamics of selling and buying at card shows. They discuss nostalgia in printed price…
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Dr. Beckett invites Chris Burak, a dedicated collector, to discuss various topics around sports card collecting. They delve into challenges with subscription copies, frustrations with the junk wax era, and the comparison between soccer and golf card markets. The quantification of the overproduction of sports cards is also explored. 01:14 Chris Bura…
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""Seeing the transformation in the inmates, from despair to determination, reminds us of the profound impact running can have on someone’s life." 🏃🏽‍♂️🙌🏽 Diana, and Tim Fitzpatrick, are accomplished ultrarunners who’ve not only achieved remarkable personal feats but also transformed lives through their work at San Quentin State Prison. They've mara…
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Dr. James Beckett explores the dynamics of sharing his podcast episodes on YouTube, discussing the benefits and challenges of using video and audio formats. He delves into personal stories related to his card collection, including interactions with Tom Landry and the importance of legible autographs on sports cards. 01:42 Personal Stories and Card …
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Dr. Beckett tackles ten listener questions sourced from various emails, social media comments, and interactions at shows. Topics range from the appeal of Hostess Cards and the joy of sorting vs. selling to the intricacies of subleasing booths at shows and the influence of media personalities on getting National booth spots. 00:33 Hostess Card Episo…
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Dr. Beckett dives into the realm of card breaking, drawing parallels between the process and the hit TV show 'Breaking Bad.' He discusses the economics behind card breaking, the similarities in the speculative nature of both activities, and the importance of honesty and transparency. Dr. Beckett also touches on the concept of repacks, the role of e…
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"Even as life changes, keeping a playful spirit is essential. That’s what keeps me coming back to the rock, year after year." 🤾🏻‍♂️🌟 At 53 years young, Chris Kalous has spent over three decades dedicated to rock climbing, evolving from a dirtbag climber living out of his van to a house painter, and ultimately becoming the voice behind the legendary…
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Dr. Beckett reflects and discusses the importance of having a good wingman in the sports card hobby. He shares stories of his own wingmen, like Rich Klein, Brad Askew, Gabe Haro, Mark Harwell, and Joe Galindo, and offers ten suggestions for being an effective and supportive wingman. Covering everything from staying focused on the main goal to encou…
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Dr. Beckett contrasts the recently received Connor Bedard box set from Upper Deck with the Caitlin Clark product from Panini. He discusses the contents of the Connor Bedard box, including the challenges of obtaining autographed cards, the market demand, and the unique approaches by Upper Deck compared to other companies like Panini and Topps. Dr. B…
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Unlock the secrets to successful sports betting with our in-depth guide, designed to enhance your understanding and strategy. Learn how Predictive analytics in sports betting can give you a competitive edge by analyzing vast datasets for more accurate predictions. Explore Advanced sports betting strategies that incorporate AI and real-time data to …
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Dr. Beckett addresses listener questions revolving around the concept of a 'Mount Rushmore' for various aspects of the sports card hobby. The discussion includes notable figures such as Ed Broder, Lionel Carter, Charlie Conlon, Lud Denny, Renata Galasso, George Johnson, Kevin Savage, among others, highlighting their significant contributions. Dr. B…
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Dr. James Beckett hosts a dinner at his home with 17 passionate baseball fans, primarily non-collectors, to discuss the challenges and opportunities of expanding the sports card hobby by tenfold. The conversation reveals insights into why avid baseball enthusiasts may not gravitate toward collecting, despite their deep love for the game. Topics inc…
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"Even at 63, I train like I'm still in my prime. The key is to stay consistent and never lose that hunger." 🔥 Tinker Juarez turned 63 this year, and has been mountain bike racing competitively since the age of 13. He continues to compete against and beat bikers half his age . He is a three-time cross-country champion and a four-time national champi…
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How to "grade" consistency - what is acceptable? We explore the complexities and challenges of grading consistency in the world of sports cards. Dr. Beckett discusses the variability among graders, the importance of accuracy over consistency, and shares his thoughts on how different grading companies, including automated systems like TAG, handle gr…
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Listener question episode focused on tributes affecting the sports card collecting community. He discusses past and potential tributes to notable figures such as Jim Otto, Larry Allen, Chet Walker, Bill Walton, Willie Mays, Jerry West, John Stommen, Bob Schmeirer, and Jack Smalling. Reflecting on their impacts and legacies, Dr. Beckett also address…
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Dr. Beckett shares his experience at the recent National at the IX Center in Cleveland. He discusses the logistical challenges and details his experiences and strategies during the event. From traffic woes and huge crowds to insightful encounters and invaluable hobby connections, this episode offers a detailed recounting of the show’s highs and low…
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This week on Ageless Athlete, we're joined by a true climbing icon: Eric Hörst. Eric's not just a world-renowned climber, author, and coach—he's a pioneer who revolutionized climbing training and nutrition, inspiring generations of climbers to reach new heights. We'll journey back to the 80s, a time when climbing was a niche sport with limited reso…
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We take a trip down memory lane, discussing the fascinating era of Hostess Baseball Cards from 1975 to 1979. Discover how these cards, found on the backs of Hostess snacks like Twinkies and Ding Dongs, became an entry point for many collectors. The conversation delves into the quirks of these cards, including rookie cards, errors, and variations, a…
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Various listener questions accumulated from emails and card shows. Topics range from the importance of card condition, the concept of 'condition splaining,' and the idea of slab sleeves, to broader discussions about market trends, player cards, serial numbers, and personal anecdotes. 01:18 Condition Splaining: Understanding Card Grades02:57 Innovat…
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Dr. Beckett reflects on his recent appearance on Hobby Hotline alongside John Newman and Victor Roman. The discussion focuses on the implications for the sports card hobby if Fanatics acquires a grading company and the ethical concerns surrounding the use of CT scanners to detect valuable cards in sealed packs. Dr. Beckett and his co-hosts also del…
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“The mountain always show you how far you can go, and how far you are allowed to go, because biggest success will be always not to reach the summit, to come back alive from expedition.”🏔️ 🌟💪🏾 Thomas Huber, a legendary alpinist and one half of the iconic Huber brothers is a prolific first ascensionist over of the world’s most formidable big walls, i…
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Dr. Beckett recaps the last 25 episodes, covering his card wall YouTube videos, Darren Rovell's Jordan XRC take, extended interviews with Cage Lawyer and Chris Sewell, and four different father-son episodes from well-known hobby families. Tributes to Bill Walton, Jerry West, and Willie Mays are also featured, ending with discussions about card show…
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Dr. Beckett dives into boxes of 2023-24 Upper Deck Extended and Synergy Hockey hobby boxes, sharing thoughts on young guns, the allure of hobby boxes, and the general landscape of hockey cards. Dr. Beckett also discusses the impact of player fatigue, specifically referencing Connor McDavid's playoff performance. The episode touches on the odds and …
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Discussion centers around the evolving security protocols at card shows, driven by recent troubling events. We examine increased security measures, such as heightened police presence and potential use of ID verification and metal detectors, aimed at safeguarding attendees, dealers, and promoters from potential threats. They also explore the implica…
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I've been reading Matt Samet's climbing and adventure writing since I started climbing myself in 2004 and am thrilled to be able to bring Matt to the show! Matt shares his journey of nearly four decades in the climbing world, offering insights into his experiences and the lessons he's learned along the way. From his perspective on climbing journali…
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Dr. Beckett and Rich Klein delve into the upcoming National, sharing their experiences and strategies for maximizing the event whether attending in person or remotely. They also discuss the importance of having a 'wingman,' navigating deals, and the value of connectors in the sports card community. Security measures and logistical challenges, parti…
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Various rambling topics including the challenges of customer service in large companies like Beckett Media and COMC.com, the impact of card companies expanding into non-sports products on pricing, and the complexities of dealing with high-value unopened cases in auctions. They also dive into the concept of 'junk wax' and debate whether cards from c…
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Our first rambling is on the tennis card market, specifically highlighting Ivan Lendl's career and rookie cards. We discuss the history and significance of Lendl's sportscaster and NetPro cards, while providing insights into the broader debate over what constitutes a 'rookie card.' The conversation also touches upon other sports cards, including Ch…
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Fred Pompermayer is the visionary behind some of the most breathtaking big wave surfing photos you've ever seen. 🏄‍♂️ From a landlocked town in Brazil to the world's most iconic waves, Fred's journey is as riveting as the images he captures. In this rare interview, Fred opens up about selling his bicycle at 12 to buy his first surfboard 🚲🏄‍♂️, snea…
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