Tis' the season for collecting Christmas collectibles and Antiques Roadshow appraiser Leila Dunbar joins the podcast to let listeners in on which holiday treasures hold more than just sentimental value.

In anticipation of the latest Star Wars film release, host Adam Monahan interviews his good friend Peter Villa, a collector & dealer of vintage Star Wars toys, about this hot market.

Asian Arts appraiser Lark Mason shares his story about becoming a renowned expert in Chinese art and gives a preview of an exciting find coming up in season 20 of Antiques Roadshow.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Laura Woolley joins the podcast to discuss the record breaking sale of a previously "lost" John Lennon guitar, and a Beatles drum head from their first appearance on the "Ed Sullivan Show."

Antiques Roadshow appraiser Colleene Fesko joins the podcast to discuss the sale of what is believed to be the "world's largest cat painting," which auctioned for the astonishing price of $826,000.

The Antiques Roadshow podcast checks in with an old guest to learn about his family's recent sale of a monumental Titanic archive, including a headline grabbing rescue boat biscuit which fetched $23,000 at a recent auction.

Antiques Roadshow appraisers and Western photography aficionados Tim Gordon and Wes Cowan join the podcast to weigh in on the recent story of the discovery of what could be only the second known photo of outlaw Billy the Kid.

Antiques Roadshow pottery & porcelain expert Suzanne Perrault discusses making her way into the business through the Arts & Crafts movement, joining Roadshow in the first season, and her stint as a model earlier in life.

John Nye discusses the sale of an unassuming artwork, discovered in a New Jersey basement, and sold at auction as a 19th-Century "Continental School" painting. The oil on panel was valued at $500-$800 but wound up hammering for $870,000 to a phone bidder with knowledge the painting is possibly a long lost work by the Dutch Master Rembrandt.

Auctioneer Wes Cowan joins the podcast to discuss the recent sale of his personal antique stereoview collection, his past life as a curator of archaeology at the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, and his time with Antiques Roadshow.

Third generation master jeweler Kevin Zavian sits down for a talk about joining the family business and making his way onto Antiques Roadshow.

Appraiser David Lackey joins the podcast to discuss joining Antiques Roadshow in its very first season and a life spent collecting and dealing antiques.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser and beloved Scotsman Alasdair Nichol joins the podcast to discuss his transition from trained painter to painting auctioneer.

Tim Gordon discusses his life as an appraiser and how Antiques Roadshow helped him become closer to the iconic lead singer of The Doors - Jim Morrison.

Antiques Roadshow's famous mustachioed, pony-tailed appraiser joins the podcast to discuss an earlier film career, his life in toys, and one of the funnest items he's seen come through the door of the event.

Generalist appraiser and auctioneer Ken Farmer talks about his southern roots, life with Antiques Roadshow, and shares a ghost story from an estate sale.

ROADSHOW Executive Producer Marsha Bemko and producer Dylan Leavitt talked with Art Spiegelman and Bob Schneider in November to find out more about the original cover art and manuscript from their book "Whole Grains: A Book of Quotations" featured in the season 19 premiere.

Longtime Antiques Roadshow expert, Leila Dunbar, joins the podcast to discuss her early beginnings of growing up on a junkyard to a life spent appraising fantastic sports, pop-culture, and entertainment memorabilia.

Kathleen Bailey joins the podcast to reveal her long journey into the world of antiques and discusses how she became involved with Antiques Roadshow.

Antiques Roadshow jewelry expert Peter Shemonsky joins the podcast live from our Austin event to discuss his life in the world of fine metals and gems.

Antiques Roadshow appraiser, Floyd Jones talks about growing up as a collector and evolving into a dealer of antique dolls.

Tribal Arts expert Bruce Shackelford discusses how he went from a museum curator, to a Texas rancher, to an independent consultant, to a popular appraiser on Antiques Roadshow!

Antiques Roadshow glass expert, Arlie Sulka dicusses how she became a leading Tiffany expert and her time on Roadshow.

Longtime Antiques Roadshow expert, Leigh Keno, joins the podcast to discuss his journey into the antiques buisness and his involvement with the show.

Antiques Roadshow pottery & porcelain expert David Rago discusses his journey into the auction business.