Antiques Roadshow appraiser Leila Dunbar joins the podcast to weigh in with her estimated value of Tom Brady's yet to be recovered missing Super Bowl jersey.

Famed Star Wars creator George Lucas has decided to give a $1.5 billion gift to the city of Los Angeles - the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art - so the Antiques Roadshow Podcast's Adam Monahan checked in with appraisers James Supp and Robin Starr to discuss a couple of its prized works which help contribute to that hefty sum.

Ken Gloss joins the podcast to discuss an article from the National Archives which sheds some light on the rarity of a Walt Whitman Civil War letter he appraised during our 2014 Chicago visit, now appearing in our all new special, Antiques Roadshow The Civil War Years.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Colleene Fesko joins the podcast to discuss the story of a stolen Gustav Klimt painting, now back in the news after its disappearance nearly 20 years ago.

Longtime ANTIQUES ROADSHOW fan-favorite appraisers Lark Mason and Nicholas Lowry join executive producer Marsha Bemko to go behind-the-scenes of Monday night’s “The Best of 20” special episode, and look ahead to the upcoming season premiere, airing Monday, Jan 2 at 8/7c.

Executive Producer Marsha Bemko and Sports & Collectibles appraiser Grant Zahajko spill the behind-the-scenes scoop on Monday night's Junk in the Trunk 6 special.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Laura Woolley joins the podcast to chat about the market value of the most iconic footwear in cinema history - Dorothy's ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz," and the efforts of the Smithsonian to preserve their pair for the coming decades.

Go behind-the-scenes of Antiques Roadshow's "Celebrating Asian-Pacific Heritage" special with Executive Producer Marsha Bemko in our all-new AR Extras LIVE broadcast.

Get exclusive behind-the-scenes intel on Antiques Roadshow's "Mansion Masterpieces" special from Executive Producer Marsha Bemko and appraiser Arlie Sulka in our new Facebook Live series "AR Extras LIVE."

Antiques Roadshow paintings appraiser Alasdair Nichol joins the podcast to discuss an Old Master forgery scandal that has recently rocked the art world.

Appraiser Leila Dunbar joins the Antiques Roadshow Podcast to chat about baseball's most exciting time, the playoffs, and discuss the market for postseason baseball memorabilia.

The Antiques Roadshow Podcast dives into the whimsical world of Walter Potter, a Victorian era English taxidermist, discussing the artistic and market value of some of his master works, including "The Kittens' Wedding," currently on exhibit at Brooklyn's Morbid Anatomy Museum.

Antiques Roadshow Podcast host Adam Monahan is joined by colleagues Jill Giles and Sam Farrell to celebrate the return of Vintage Summer on Monday, June 20th with a round of the "Roadshow Guessing Game," where they guess if values of appraisals from 2001 went up, down, or stayed the same.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Leigh Keno along with Anthony Zipp of Crocker Farm auction house, and former guest "Joe" join the podcast to discuss the exciting sale of a 19th century stoneware temperance keg which was featured on a recent Little Rock, Arkansas episode.

Appraiser Colleene Fesko joins the podcast with new information about an 1890 Remington watercolor which was appraised on Antiques Roadshow for $80,000 - $120,000.

The theft of seven Andy Warhol silkscreen prints of Campbell's soup cans from a Missouri museum is discussed with Antiques Roadshow appraiser Todd Weyman who shares details about this iconic series and provides current market values for these works.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Robin Starr joins the podcast to discuss a 17th-Century painting purportedly by the Italian master Caravaggio, which was discovered in an attic in Southern France and could be worth upwards of $130,000,000.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Eric Silver joins the podcast to discuss a wooden sculpture held in storage at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, which some believe is by the famed Renaissance artist Donatello.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Grant Zahajko joins the podcast to discuss the discovery of seven rare Ty Cobb T206 baseball cards which have been in the news as of late.

With the recent passing of literary icon Harper Lee, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW books appraiser Ken Gloss joins the podcast to discuss the collectibility and market value of her only published novels, “To Kill a Mockingbird” and “Go Set a Watchman."

The accidental destruction of an antique Martin guitar by Kurt Russell during the filming of Quentin Tarantino's latest movie "The Hateful 8" has Antiques Roadshow curious about the model and intrinsic value of the instrument. Antiques Roadshow appraiser and Martin guitar aficionado, Jim Baggett joins the podcast to fill in the gaps left out of recent news reports.

Antiques Roadshow paintings appraiser Alasdair Nichol joins the podcast to discuss a disputed Claude Monet painting, which gained notoriety in a 2011 episode of the BBC series “Fake or Fortune,” and was ruled against recently in a French court decision.

Sue Mortensen Vogelsinger visited the June 2015 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW event in Spokane to discuss her collection of JFK memorabilia — collected from her time working for Kennedy from 1958 to 1963. In this Antiques Roadshow Podcast we learn more about Sue's fascinating life and her time in politics.

Antiques Roadshow Producer Jill Giles joins the podcast to discuss the 2016 event tour and gives the behind-the-scenes scoop on how cities are chosen for production.

Antiques Roadshow Executive Producer, Marsha Bemko, and posters expert, Nicholas "Nicho" Lowry, join the podcast to discuss their favorite moments of the Season 20 premiere from Spokane, Hour 1 in this after-episode Roadshow Recap.