The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
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The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
Hulkamania Meets Helmet Collecting: We chat to Nik From Kiwi Card Collective.
Coom & Currie Sports cards
1 hour 28 minutes
3 months ago
Hulkamania Meets Helmet Collecting: We chat to Nik From Kiwi Card Collective.
The collecting bug strikes again! This time, we've got Nik from KiwiCard Collective joining us to pull back the curtain on what makes card collecting such a captivating hobby for people of all backgrounds. From those who display their treasures proudly in glass cabinets to those who squirrel them away in storage boxes, we explore the fascinating psychology behind our collecting habits. Nik shares the origin story of KiwiCard Collective, now approaching its fifth anniversary with nearly 1,700...
Coom & Currie Sports cards
The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
