ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Todd Lieberman is a Hollywood producer at the top of his game, and he's built a career that has included blockbusters and critical darlings. His first love, however, was baseball cards, and as his film career took off, he's been able to take his collecting to the next level as well.
Join host Jon Brolin as he speaks with Todd about his early days of card collecting, how his collecting evolved as his day job took off and how he continues to play his cards rights.
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