Looking at Stamps

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A weekly 30 minute podcast discussing all things postage stamps

  1. 28/06/2020

    23. Episode 23: Nan Calora (Part 2)

    This week, I finish my chat with Nan Calora. We laugh, talk about getting new stamps, laugh, talk about adhesive stamps, laugh, talk about crooked stamps, UN stamps and what to do with our stamps when we are gone. The website for UN stamps is unstamps.org.

    35 min

  2. 21/06/2020

    22. Episode 22: Nan Calora (Part 1)

    This week I chat with Nan Calora, an avid photographer and stamp collector and enthusiast. She has been collecting stamps for personal and artistic purposes for over 50 years. This week we talk about monkeys, Cuba, being a doofus, Ansel Adams and the Great Mailbox Caper. Oh yeah, and we laugh a lot.

    30 min

  3. 15/06/2020

    21. Episode 21: Erin Seamans (Part 2)

    Thus week I finish my chat with Erin Seamans who is a Development Assistant with The American Philatelic Society (APS). This week we talk about Erin’s favorite stamp, stamp storage, stamps and art, connections and stories of stamps, and the 2020 APS challenge. Programs mentioned in both episodes include the 25 for 30 membership drive, Stamps for Champs, and Stamps Teach Programs. Erin can be contacted by email at erin@stamps.org. The APS website is located at stamps.org, current stamp releases can be purchased online at usps.com. Graham Beck can be found on IG @exploringstamps and on YouTube at Exploring Stamps. The podcast mentioned is Frank Roche’s postcardist which is pre-production for new episodes and older episodes are available wherever you listen to your podcasts.

    26 min

  4. 07/06/2020

    20. Episode 20: Erin Seamans (Part 1)

    Erin is a Development Assistant with The American Philatelic Society (APS). This week we talk about APS membership options, Stamps for Champs and Stamps Teach Programs. She will also discuss working at the APS, connecting through stamps, philately in the digital era and some of her favorite stamp themes. She can be contacted by email at erin@stamps.org. The APS website is located at stamps.org, current stamp releases can be purchased online at usps.com. Graham Beck can be found on IG @exploringstamps and on YouTube at Exploring Stamps. The podcast mentioned is Frank Roche’s postcardist which is pre-production for Season 2. Season 1 episodes are available wherever you listen to your podcasts.

    26 min

  5. 24/05/2020

    19. Episode 19: Patti Wallace (Part 2)

    This week I finish my chat with Patti Wallace. We talk about Clint Eastwood, Peacocks, the Banana Stamp incident, Stamps and Memories, and Stamps and Art. You can find Patti on IG as SouthernStampQueen. She can also be found talking peacocks on IG as allthepeacocks.

    28 min

  6. 17/05/2020

    18. Episode 18: Patti Wallace (Part 1)

    This week I chat with Patti Wallace, a 35 year stamp collector from Mississippi. We talk about life in Mississippi, stamp storage, collecting for the joy of the endeavor, stamps in paper, buying stamps online and starting all over again. Patti can be found on IG as SouthernStampQueen.

    26 min

  7. 04/05/2020

    17. Episode 17: Gail Marowitz from The Visual Strategist

    I finish my chat with Gail Marowitz and we talk about singer-songwriters, stamp storage, engraved stamps, space stamps, stamp design and a few of her favorite stamps. She can be found on IG as gninamarowitz and her studio can be found online at thevisualstrategist.com

    28 min

  8. 27/04/2020

    16: Episode 16: Gail Marowitz from The Visual Strategist

    This week we talk about stamps as art, stamps as political discourse, her new IG project—the corona virus diaries, stamp auctions and pizza. She can be found on IG as gninamarowitz and her studio can be found online at thevisualstrategist.com

    28 min
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About

A weekly 30 minute podcast discussing all things postage stamps

Information

  • Creator
    Russ Romano
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2020
  • Episodes
    24
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Russ Romano
  • Show Website
    Looking at Stamps