Last night on Game Worn Radio, we opened up the banter to suggestions.  What resulted was a lengthy discussion on whether or not to wear your game worn jerseys. Eventually we ended up talking about the Chicago Expo in April … Continue reading →

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Last night, we had our first show of 2017 at our new time, Monday at 9PM EST.  We will continue to do the show every other week so our next one will be on Jan 30. This show, we talked … Continue reading →

On last nights show, with gift giving right around the corner, we discussed the various places where collectors can purchase game worn jerseys (in the hopes that our friends and family are listening of course).  We covered the standard places,

Our current events segment covered all the action in the past few weeks regarding auctions, distributor issues, new distribution outlets, more details regarding our 2017 Expo in Chicago. Next time, we will talk about sources for game worn jerseys that ...

This week, we did not stream to Mixlr to see if it had any effect on our throughput speeds to our facebook stream.  It didnt, so we will be back on Mixlr in 2 weeks. For this episode, we discussed … Continue reading →

Last night’s Game Worn Radio was declared open mic night so our panel could talk about anything they wanted.  It seems we finally have the kinks worked out from the video feed to allow for better buffering. Some of the … Continue reading →

This weeks episode tackled the presence of Fanatics being felt throughout the hobby through the distribution of the World Cup of Hockey Jerseys. We accounted for a history of events regarding the sale of jerseys from fanatics and the discussed … Contin...

This week we tried something a little different on Game Worn Radio.  We broadcast a video feed to Facebook Live.  We are still working out some technical issues here and there.  It will take a moment to master.  Skype, streaming … Continue reading →

It is no surprise that people come and go in the hobby.  This hobby is a revolving door.  This episode of Game Worn Radio explores the reasoning behind the decisions to leave the hobby.   In one collectors case, a … Continue reading →