I have interviewed a couple of prominent basketball card collectors in the hobby in 2016 and 2017 respectively (I was actually the pioneer of hobby content beyond the conventional sources like Beckett. LOL.)
I was the receiving end of the interviews in the following:
Recently I have been featured in Panini America blog, in their Personal Collection Spotlight section, which is a huge honor, not only because Panini is the only licensed producer for basketball and football since 2009-10 (both sports are my main sports to collect) and I have been a passionate fan since early on, but also because they have only featured two collectors (product-spanning Super Bowl signature 9.5 collector and myself) so far since 2014.
Prior to that, I have been featured in a hobby magazine called BasketballCardFanatic, my 9-page interview is located in issue 5 with Grant Hill cover. This is the first time I have appeared in an interview setting as I feel happy with where things are in my chase (especially regarding completing E-X2001 essential credentials now set and future set in 2018 after starting in April 12, 2011) and I feel like that introducing some of my collecting style, philosophy and analysis might help collectors and investors, both old and new, in some way, as hobby has entered into a new dawn around end of 2020.
I have also been video-interviewed recently by Jake whose YouTube channel is 90s Bball Cards which is my first video appearance where I even physically showcased some of my cards.
Shortly after, I was interviewed by Andrew and Cage at LukaTigerLeBronPodcast in their fast paced compact segment. You can click links here to watch them, or the easiest way to find these interview videos is just searching spinotron on Youtube.
