Do we remember our Childhood Comics and Toys?
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- Do we remember our Childhood Comics and Toys?
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Toy Federation Podcast: Nostalgic Dive into Childhood Toys - Star Wars, Batman, He-Man & More!
Welcome to the Toy Federation Podcast, where we take you on a nostalgic journey through the iconic toys and action figures that defined our childhoods! In this episode, our passionate team of Toy Federation employees shares their personal memories and stories about the classic toys they cherished growing up. From epic Star Wars battles to heroic adventures with Batman, He-Man, GI Joe, and the lesser-known but equally beloved Tiger Sharks, we've got it all covered!
🎙️ In This Episode:
Star Wars: Relive the magic of the galaxy far, far away with discussions on vintage Star Wars action figures, playsets, and those unforgettable lightsaber duels.
Batman: Dive into Gotham City as we talk about the Dark Knight's most iconic figures, vehicles, and accessories that made us feel like superheroes.
He-Man: Journey to Eternia and explore the Masters of the Universe toy line, including He-Man, Skeletor, and the incredible Castle Grayskull.
GI Joe: Join the battle against Cobra with our favorite GI Joe figures, vehicles, and the epic stories that fueled our imaginations.
Tiger Sharks: Discover the underwater adventures of Tiger Sharks, a hidden gem in the world of 80s action figures that still holds a special place in our hearts.
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What’s your favorite childhood comic/toy?
MARVEL LEGENDS SERIES IV TOYBIZ 2003 PUNISHER FIGURE Spider-Man Urban Legends
You guys hitting hard with the nostalgia bombs this morning, especially with the staying home sick to watch price is right. That came on, and then it was take some cough medicine and take a nap till the afternoon cartoons came on, GI Joe, Transformers, He-Man, MASK, then if there wasn't a baseball game on, you swap the regular channel the cartoons were on over to WGN and watch all the cartoons over again.
@@Adam-vp3ttomg I did the same thing!
Transformers G1 Optimus was always my fave, I was big into LEGO too. Living in Australia around '85 we got bombarded with the tail end of Star Wars too so I have Yakface and Barada from that.
Cartoon was speed racer. Toy was anything star wars.
Ninja Turtles was at a fever pitch when i was a kid. Born in ‘83. Real Ghostbusters was always a big favorite for me as well… then a little later i got caught up by the Disney afternoon block of shows everyday after school.
Put something really rare on the table as a centerpiece. A chance to show off cool items and give us more to look at :)
I remember the back of the Mad Mag cover had a pic that folded to make another pic. I also liked the Spy vs Spy. There was a longs drugs store I would always save my lil allowance money to get my monthly Amazing, Spectacular , Web and regular Spiderman comics. The regular Spiderman was the McFarlane series. Every year my home town had a frea market with random booths. I would always go to this guy that had silver age Amazing Spiderman comics for $1. I went back year after year until I bought them all lol. He also had some silver Spectacular Spiderman that i also cleaned him out over time lol
The guy that destroyed Press You Luck was an unemployed ice cream truck driver who simply used the tracking option on the old VCRs to slow down taped episodes so he could learn the patterns. The patterns weren't really that complicated, because they were fast, and the producers never imagined the possibility. What followed was a battle with the tv show where he eventually did get the money, since he technically didn't cheat.
I had to go to my grandma's house when extreme dinosaurs was coming on and I didn't want to miss the episode. So as soon as we got to her house I went down to the basement and watched it.
that's hilarious we both went to the same local shop..A&M comics is still there..
Centurions were really cool when I was a kid. I was big into Mask too.
Yes they were!
Thanks for another episode! I absolutely love both channels! I hope to one day travel from Albuquerque New Mexico to visit your shop and the show!!
Keep it up!
Hope to see you soon!
Great stories! I got hungry just listening to your story about your grandmother’s cooking! I agree Cracked magazine was good especially when they did the monster stuff! But I was interested in all the spoof humor type books. Mad, cracked, Crazy, etc we’re funny! John and Marie Severin were talented. I preferred his sister Marie though! She had the humor drawings well with Crazy!
37:24 Keith Hernandez!!
Great podcast! Love watching both channels, the podcast is a great listen when I'm on the go! Hope you keep finding success in your channels!
Loved starblazers as a kid
Yes me too...and Thunderbirds 2086...remember that one? The first wave of Jap animated cartoons circa 1984
My daughter and her friends all bring their Monster High dolls to school to all play with together at recess. They’re 1st/2nd grade
Batman issue #286 from '77 - Batman fighting the Joker on a roller coaster
My first grade teacher in 79-80 took away my Greedo figure i was probably playing with it when i wasnt supposed to.. A buddy of mine then snuck into her desk and stole it back for me... I figured she would notice it was missing but never heard a word about it... Still have the figure too 😅
I remember running home from the bus stop so I could see all the GI Joe episodes in the Arise, Serpentor, Arise! That story arc had me hooked.
I have similar memories too: coming home from school, heating up some Chef Boyardee ravioli and watching tv shows like Gilligan's Island, Brady Bunch, The Partridge Family, The Munsters, The Addams Family, etc. great times.
My most vivid memory of Cartoon is coming home from School and eating my Mom's homemade soup while watching them! It was good soup!
I've loved every episode of this but this one took me back to when I was a kid. We're all about the same age and I used to get My Savage sword of Conan at the local drugstore when I spend time at my grandma's in the summer.
I never did meet Stan Lee, but I'm at Bernie wrightson at fan expo in Canada and I walked past him several times until I found where his Booth was. He was so humble. I told him he was the best artist in the building and there were some really heavy hitters there (Frank Miller was one of them) he had signed my cycle of the werewolf novella and a swamp thing versus Batman print. Several years later he had passed away. He is a legend for sure.
Epidurmis - my new Saturday Morning routine - bowl of cereal - wait for Toy Federation Video and Podcast Video - Perfect way to start the weekend while I sort my comics from the week and relax - I feel like a kid again with my old TV Antenna that gets channel 36 whie I squint as Gatchaman / Battle of the Planets comes in sketchy.
Man, you guys really rehash some awesome childhood memories! From Thundercats, slime, tops Star Wars cards, all of which are the same strong memories I also have. But my best memories, that still stick with me almost daily, is when Kenner released their Super Powers line. The commercials were the best!
Topic idea.
What was the first thing y'all bought online you couldn't find local . Whether it was from Ebay or something else. Could expand on the effects of online marketplaces like Ebay on vintage stuff.
Definitely remember my childhood toys. "My childhood toys" is my collection focus today.
Chutes Away is one childhood toy I have vivid memories of. Someone nearby was selling it dirt cheap recently. Was so tempted. But then I was like, where the hell am I gonna put it? It's a pretty big piece. Monster box. So yeah, I reluctantly passed.
Batman, The Goodies, Monkey, Doctor Who, Roger Ramjet and Batfink was must see after-school TV when I was a kid...
Love the show! If you would permit me one piece of critique, the sound was very low. I had trouble, even at full volume, to hear.
the money sounds are awesome, it reminds of Pink Floyd!!
Such a feel good podcast. Love the show and this podcast every week!
just finished watching the episode, and now watching the podcast !
You 3️⃣ need an action figure boxset : Andy, Travis, & Ryan on a TOY FEDERATION Box design… hint, hint, hint!!!
I have to agree with Ryan ...the Mike Zeck Punisher Limited Series is my all time favorite comics by far...followed by Art Adams Longshot series and Mike Golden The 'Nam
Another fun conversation. I love the shirt Ryan! My buddy had intelivision and the B-17 bomber game. It think this was the first video game with voices? Bandit, 12 o’clock. Watch out for flack! Price is Right with Bob Barker was awesome. My favorite game was Cliff Hangers (didn’t know that was what it was called) too. Looking forward to next Saturday!
Saturday. Kung fu action theater. Loved it.
Set up the phone on the table with its own mic, and cheer when something sells. Make it a gimmick.
Nutty father's day weekend catching up to my "Fed vids" now!
Ryan, I think a good topic to start your show would be explaining your and your guys toy or collectible origin story….. how it all got started to get where you are today,everybody’s got one.
Go back a few episodes. They already covered Ryan and the others origns and collections.
DC version of Captain America is the Guardian also created by Simon & Kirby 😂 just saying
I had that Knickerbocker Spider Man doll growing up and it wasn't till watching this Podcast till I knew what it was called...
Also, as a teacher, I do see students bring toys/dolls to school and I have 7th and 8th graders bring Marvel Legends sometimes and I've had 3 different students that each got a different MAFEX Spiderman Figure.
Doin' chores and listening to talk about toys, good day
Glad I met all the biggies back in the 80s. Like 1987 Atlanta Fantasy Fair was just $35 for the whole 3 day show and autos were included. Stood in a 1 hour long line twice for Stan Lee, Got my oldest issues at the time signed. (X-Men 20, 21)
B17 Bomber! Loved my Intellivsion, with Intellivoice
Bandit! Nine o'clock. Watch it!
Eastman and Laird TMNT the original old school Turtles
Theyr hard to find?
In my early years (2nd grade era) I used to stick my forehead in front of the heater vent in the bathroom to convince my mother that I was running a fever or at least a higher temperature so that I could secure a day off of school. I didn't do it so often that she caught on, but around 4 times per school year. 8 hours of TV>8 Hours of school.
wish you could have people call in. i have a crazy sectaurs story from the 80s
I DESPISE Keith Hernandez
Star Blazers!!
A cab I used to walk to school everyday😂
I loved the X-Men comics and for toys, it would be GiJoe
The audio was off in this episode. Still a great podcast. Audio was sounded like it was in a bucket.
It sounds like the audio is coming from the built in camera mic, or something, and not the mics they're talking into.
Sounds fine to me but I'm just watching on my phone?
I want to see a video of you guys personal collection
traded a g1 optimus prime for blaster(why?). thought i was the only kid recording audio from my favorite cartoons! didn't have a vcr yet. nice toy adjacent episode😀
WTF The Copper Kidd was not annoying he was da coolest kid in the entire genre!!!
Thanks for fixing your audio!
Except they didn’t 😂
General Glory was used as a parody of Captain America as well.
man, when i met neil adams he was throwing people and putting them in arm bars, it was a fantastic judo seminar……. probably a different neil adams
I need the Road Warriors behind you.
how can you spot that? are they remco? Mattel? Jakks? Hasbro?
1st series legends. I think Mattel
HAAAA!!! that Himalayan climber IS RIGHT!!!. i thought i was the ohnlyonw who wanted to see that dude climb. it was something about anxiously anticipating the great fall! and the music was very weird /cool but it hooked me..
nice!!
John and Marie Severin were siblings
Favorite toy was 007 attache spy case
Can you have a talk about item on the table, something weird and fascinating
Kieth Hernandez
I'm not complaining but I don't know what changed with your audio recording. It was so crisp in the start of making these.
It sounds like the audio is coming from the built in camera mic, or something, and not the mics they're talking into.
I prefer it this way, much much less lip smacking and nose wheezing
Out of curiousity, what years were you fellas born? It would help a lot figuring out your stories, about what cartoons you watched and why ....thanks for the show :) Fist bumps from Canada
Is it me or are the mics different in this video?
Yes clearly Ryan’s mic isn’t picking him up, like only one mic is on for all of them
It sounds like the audio is coming from the built in camera mic, or something, and not the mics they're talking into.
DC's captain America: Agent Liberty.
The D & D cartoon also could have done without Uni. Same with Godzilla and Godzooky.
Nostalgia? Remember looking at your first porno? That was an eye opener 😂 .
Cracks me up everytime. My great Aunt obviously grew up without video games, well once she became grandma. My cuz. Would have a Nintendo game boy then later in time Playstation 1 came out. She would get them mixed up and say play the playboy game. Lol i guess when your that old a playboy mag was as hype as video games are. I doubt thats what she ment. But i always laughed.
Is now a good time seller wise to sell a terrordrome?
I'm certain as long as its complete :)
$300 loose complete $3000 mint in box
Batman Vol 1 286 is your comic
Were the mic's not on this episode?
Right? Sounds like they’re talking in an elevator lol
@@adam_allday9470 I think its just the camera mic on, not a big deal, but the expensive microphones arent being used :)
dude on the left SO quiet
First time audio has been off
yep.
DC's Peacemaker > Marvel's Captain America ....Cinematic Versions
Why not sitting on the bare floor ? like in your show. Is it such a mad idea to have a large folding table and chairs somewhere so collections and their owners dont need to sit on the bare floor ? just a thought.
It wouldn’t work and it’s not how we do it
@@ToyFederationPodcastchannel It just bugs me and i had to say it, you know best though im sure, being an actual toy store owner and toy dealer, thanks.
1st
Thanks!
Who fukin cares?
No one likes the 'Scrappy Doo' character in cartoons
I do. You're wrong.
@@671oneblood I am wrong then, have a great day!
@@fatredfu And a good day to you as well
He was my favorite scooby character
I don’t know anything about scooby doo
Scrappy doo was the end of Scooby doo.