Episode #16 of the Trading Card Preservation Society finds Matt F. and Dave the Cardboard Junkie batting weak internet signals as they talk about baseball cards news and pop culture. They talk about 2017 Topps Gypsy Queen, 2017 Panini Donruss, and a little bit about 2017 Bowman. 

They discuss the top selling vintage cards on eBay and the new details about the National Card Show in Chicago. They share their disappointment in the Last Jedi Trailer and Matt goes on about his love of the Thor: Ragnarok trailer. Matt and Dave also recommend some of their favorite podcasts before they tackle the new release calendar. 

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The Trading Card Preservation Society has returned for a new episode a day before the release of 2017 Topps Heritage and Opening Day. Dave the Cardboard Junkie and Matt F. discuss other 2017 Topps releases including NOW, Throwback Thursdays, and Allen & Ginter. They also talk about the announced release date of the new season of Mystery Science Theater 3000 on Netflix and also recommend some binge-worthy shows to catch up on until Opening Day. 

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Today on the podcast, Dave the Cardboard Junkie and Matt F. talk about their thoughts on 2017 Topps Series 1 after opening the product, the Stranger Things 2 promo during the Super Bowl, 2017 Garbage Pail Kids, Mystery Science Theater 3000 Funko figures, and 2017 Topps Archives details. 

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The Trading Card Preservation Society has returned! Dave and Matt try to make their podcast great again by talking about the crazy year 2016 was from the raise of Trump, the Falcons in the Super Bowl, and Jason Heyward and the Cubs winning the World Series. They also talk about all the things they missed talking about in 2016 such as the 2017 Topps design, Star Wars trading cards and Rogue One, Stranger Things and Stranger Things cards, the new Radiohead album, other music we liked, video games, and, as always, the upcoming trading card release calendar. 

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Today Matt F. and Dave the Cardboard Junkie are recording from the Roswell, GA card show and bring you a brand new episode of the Trading Card Preservation Society. They begin with a $10 Challenge/Secret Santa gift exchange from the card show. Both Dave and Matt are excited about the upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens and they offer a whole lot of predictions about the movie. They vote "No" on any mention of midi-chlorians and "Yes" to a scene of pure fan service! They also discuss the finally released 2015 Topps Doctor Who and talk about the Netflix series Jessica Jones. Colligere Omnia!

Dave the Cardboard Junkie and Matt F. are back for another episode of the Trading Card Preservation Society! This time they are recording at the amazing 2nd and Charles bookstore in Kennesaw, GA. Today they tackle a review [with many spoilers] of the new James Bond movie Spectre. They also review the first episode of Ash vs The Evil Dead and 2015 Topps Star Wars: Journey to the Force Awakens trading cards.

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Dave the Cardboard Junkie and Matt F. are again recording live at a cardshow, this time in Roswell, GA. They discuss the 2015 National card show and how they didn't go, an in-hand review of Allen and Ginter 2015. They also talk about the super short X-Files teaser, the Ash vs. the Evil Dead trailer, and Dave gives his spoiler-free reviews of Ant-Man and Mr. Holmes.  Colligere Omnia!

Matt F. and Dave the Cardboard Junkie return for a new episode after a long summer hiatus. Today they recorded live from the parking lot of a Hilton Hotel in Atlanta after taking the $10 Card Show Challenge. They also discuss the 2015 Topp Allen and Ginter checklist and take a few Q and A questions. Colligere Omnia!

In the magnificent seventh episode of the Trading Card Preservation Society, Dave the Cardboard Junkie and Matt F. from heartbreakingcards.com revisit the first ever topic discussed on the podcast, Kris Bryant cards, the Mars Attacks Kickstarter, Topps Bunt, a review of 2015 Donruss Baseball, the return of X-Files and Mad Max, a brand new feature “Music To Sort Cards By”, and as always, Quick Hits, the New Release Calendar, and listener Q&A.

This is the first part of a mini-series for the Trading Card Preservation Society called Dave's Decades. Dave the Cardboard Junkie examines the state of trading cards every ten years starting in 1955. We will then cover 1965, 1975, 1985, 1995, 2005, and finally 2015. And if it goes well I guess we should probably do an episode from the future covering 2025.