Podcast appearances and mentions of brian dwyer

REA Auctions' Brian Dwyer previews the National — and what makes it special. In Episode 5 of our Road to the National series, we're joined by Brian Dwyer, President of REA Auctions. Brian shares his perspective on the National's impact on the hobby, how REA strategically times its summer catalog around the show, and why their booth feels more like a museum than a sales floor. He also discusses REA's new fixed-price marketplace, what rare items will be on display, tips for first-time attendees, and how the hobby community—and REA itself—continues to evolve. Whether you're a seasoned National veteran or a first-time attendee, there's something here for everyone.

Brian Dwyer, President of Robert Edward Auctions, joins The Doctor, Leighton Sheldon, on the latest episode of Trading Card Therapy podcast. Brian tells us stories including a when a widow was ready to throw out her husband's collection into a dumpster. "Anything you don't take goes to the dumpster tomorrow!" Inside that collection was $700,00 worth of items including an Old Judge baseball card never known to exist before. Leighton is always buying collections! Reach out for a FREE appraisal any time at Just Collect.

In the first of the secret stash interviews, we sit down and talk with Brian Dwyer of the infamous BBQ Bus.

Join hosts Michael Barr, Scarlet Fu and Damian Sassower for a look at some of the latest headlines and stories in the business of sports. Bloomberg US sports business reporter Randall Williams joins Scarlet and Damian for a conversation on San Antonio Spurs rookie star Victor Wembanyama and his journey to a $1 billion salary. Michael, Scarlet and Damian also speak with Robert Edward Auctions president Brian Dwyer on sports collectibles as an alternative asset class and how the market has grown rapidly since 2019  Plus former head football coach for Coastal Carolina, Joe Moglia talks about his recent op-ed piece on NIL and NCAA and player unions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A New Jersey auction house says it was expecting a 1914 baseball card of Babe Ruth in his rookie year—one of only ten known to exist—to sell for upwards of $10 million. The 1914 baseball card is the holy grail for Babe Ruth fans, and it was up for sale. Brian Dwyer of Robert Edward Auctions said bidding was already above $6 million for the card with a week and a half to go before the auction closed. “It's hugely significant for many, many, many reasons,” said Dwyer. “It is from 1914. One of only ten in existence. And it pictures Babe Ruth as a 19-year-old member of the Baltimore Orioles of the International League. This is the first time that Babe Ruth ever appears on any collectible.” The card was the latest high-profile sale in a sports memorabilia market that's grown exponentially more lucrative. Last year, a 1951 Mickey Mantle baseball card sold for $12.6 million, blasting into the record books as the most-ever paid-for sports memorabilia. Michael Kowpak, who manages a sports memorabilia store named Bleecker Trading in New York City's Greenwich Village neighborhood and has no connection to the Babe Ruth card auction, said the recent boost in prices for sports memorabilia is based on nostalgia. The pandemic partly drove the growth in demand, as people spent more time at home rummaging through potential treasure troves of childhood memories and family heirlooms and putting them for sale. “We've seen a crazy explosion in sports cards the past few years, and something like that. What might have been shocking five years ago, to me today might not be the craziest thing,” says Kowpak. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Episode 3: Innovating urban governance: the Creative Bureaucrat Does creativity have a place in City Hall? The idea that bureaucracy should or can be creative certainly runs counter to common ideas we have of city government. But recently, that has begun to change. Innovation in city governance is being recast as ‘creative problem solving'. Drawing on stories from city governments around the world, in this third episode of ‘Innovating Cities', Tom Baker and Pauline McGuirk discuss what it takes to build creative capacity within bureaucracies. Tom Baker is Associate Professor in the School of Environment, University of Auckland. His research focuses on how public policies are made and implemented, addressing social, institutional, ideological and spatial dimensions. Pauline McGuirk is Senior Professor of urban geography and Director of the Australian Centre for Culture, Environment, Society and Space, University of Wollongong. Her work revolves around critical studies of urban governance, its changing geographies, material practices and politics, and the differential implications for urban places, communities, subjectivities and power. For more information about our podcast series, including transcripts, go to: https://uow.info/innovating-cities Find out more about our research project Innovating urban governance: practices for enhanced urban futures at: https://www.uow.edu.au/the-arts-social-sciences-humanities/research/access/research/rce/ Special guests Anne-Marie Croce, Program Lead, Customer Experience Transformation and Innovation, City of Toronto Brad Badelt, Director of Sustainability, City of Vancouver, CityStudio Vancouver. James Corless, Executive Director, Sacramento Area Council of Governments Eliza Erickson, former Director of Innovation and Strategy, Office of Innovation and Technology, City of Philadelphia James Wagner, Chief Financial Officer, Office of Performance, Strategy and Innovation, City of Tulsa Arna Ýr Sævarsdóttir, Service and Digital Transformation Manager, Department of Services & Innovation, City of Reykjavik Michele D'Alena, Director, Civic Imagination Office, City of Bologna Kris Carter, former Co-Chair, Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics Terrance Smith, Former Director of the Innovation Unit, City of Mobile This podcast episode was supported by the Australian Research Council under Grant ARCDP200100176 Innovating urban governance: practices for enhanced urban futures, a joint project by the University of Wollongong, the University of Sydney and the University of Auckland. Audio recording and editing by Jennifer Macey. Additional editing by Emily Perkins. Coordination by Laura Goh. Special thanks to Brian Dwyer.

Brian Dwyer of REA sits down to talk about the Babe Ruth Rc that they have up for auction. This card is getting attention from everyone- Even Ian who stops by to ask a few questions!

An interview with Brian from Robert Edwards Auction around the Babe Ruth card that many expect to set all time sports card records.Check it out here: https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/bids/bidplace?itemid=160747

The National Treasures Series Continues with Robert Edward Auction's Brian Dwyer. We discuss what a Successful National meant to REA- and some of the amazing items they have for sale. Brian has seen the National many times over so he has great insight on how it has changed over the years. Enjoy!

@SportsBalt Podcast Brian Dwyer, President REA Auctions --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sportsbalt/support

@SportsBalt Podcast Brian Dwyer, President REA Auctions --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sportsbalt/support

On this episode I talk with Brian Dwyer about his hobby journey, His passion for cards and REA monthly and quarterly auctions. S2E20

Work for Love. Brian Dwyer, Owner Robert Edward Auctions, the world premiere auction house for sports memorabilia and trading cards is interviewed by David Cogan Host and Founder of Eliances entrepreneur community.  

This week's guest (02/26): Brian Dwyer, President REA Auctions Brian joins the show to share his forecast of the sports cards and memorbilia industry with consideration of Fanatics entry to the space and the evolution upon us. We will look at the February BWIC assets offered on the Collectable Platform. Bryan is a lifelong collector and has grown REA substantially since taking over in 2016 and in 2021 sold a T206 Honus Wagner for a record-breaking $6.6 million. Bring your questions and comments as they will be in play. #sportscards #collectable #tradingcards --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sportscardslive/support

This week's guest (02/26): Brian Dwyer, President REA AuctionsBrian joins the show to share his forecast of the sports cards and memorbilia industry with consideration of Fanatics entry to the space and the evolution upon us. We will look at the February BWIC assets offered on the Collectable Platform. Bryan is a lifelong collector and has grown REA substantially since taking over in 2016 and in 2021 sold a T206 Honus Wagner for a record-breaking $6.6 million.

Brian Dwyer has earned his way up the hobby ranks as a collector, dealer, worked at SGC and now serves as President of Robert Edward Auctions. We learn about his trajectory, the many great cards he's handled and one he like to add to that list. Follow us on Social Media: Website:https://www.sportscardnationpo... https://linktr.ee/Sportscardna...

Luka Nation is a community of sports card collectors and enthusiasts.  We're a series of YouTube shows dedicated to sharing our hobby collecting journey with you and hopefully inspiring the hobby community to collect what makes them happy. Your support is the glue that holds this network together and if you enjoy what we have to offer we'd love for you to share, comment and subscribe to our shows. We read all the messages and engage with the community on a regular basis. Please follow our shows on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukatigerlebronpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/cajun_cardboard/

Brian talks about what it's like to run an auction house while breaking down what he sees in the collectables space.

One of the best brisket cooks on the circuit Brian Dywer of BBQ Bus sits down with us and talks bbq, tools of the trade, and his favorite cookers. He is also the inventor of the Brisket Holder and Bus Boards, 2 great accessories for any comp cook. Come hang out with us as we get to know Brian and learn a thing or 2 along the way. 

This week we have Brian Dwyer from the BBQ Bus.  These guys have been tearing up the competition trail the past few years, particularly in brisket.  Learn about their brisket box, and a lot of other fun tips and good advice.

We sit down with Brian Dwyer, President of Robert Edward Auctions to discuss how he came to buy REA Auctions, his hobby history, what's it's been like owning an auction house during the hobby surge and how his company has adapted and continues to compete. He will have the record breaking Honus Wagner T206 with him that he sold for $6.6M in hand to show us and discuss how he was able to offer the card through his company and what it means to hold the record for selling the most expensive card of all time. Join us live and bring your questions and comments as they will be in play. Saturday October 16 @ 7:00pm PST / 8:00pm MST / 9:00pm CST / 10:00pm EST And join the channel after this show for "After Hours" with Ethan Jaynes IG: @gradedsports.cards. #sportscards #honuswagner #T206 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sportscardslive/support

In this 2nd episode, Dawn offers more bad jokes, talks about "Separateness" in Yoga philosophy, shares poetry from prison walls, and talks with Yam, aka Brian Dwyer from the documentary Waldo on Weed, about the concept of "Freedom". --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/innerjourney/support

On this episode of the Eat the Chalk podcast, Brian Dwyer and Nick Volinchak take a look at the landscape of the XFINITY series for 2020. Topics include the massive hole left by the departures of Christopher Bell, Tyler Reddick and Cole Custer, as well as breakdowns of every team.

In this episode of the Eat the Chalk podcast, Brian Dwyer and Nick Volinchak break down the Gander Outdoor Truck Series.

On this episode of the Eat the Chalk podcast, Brian Dwyer and Nick Volinchak break down the 2020 NASCAR season. They talk about changes to the schedule and package, as well as making some predictions on the year ahead.

Brian Dwyer, Brendan Dwyer and the team for “The BBQ Bus” took home the top honors at the 2019 BBQ SmokeDown at Chicagoland Speedway. Hear as Brendan joins WGN radio’s  Dane, Bill & Wendy and shares the excitement from the weekend, the secrets to success and the shared congratulations for the whole team. Listen as […]

Brian Dwyer, Brendan Dwyer and the team for “The BBQ Bus” took home the top honors at the 2019 BBQ SmokeDown at Chicagoland Speedway. Hear as Brendan joins WGN radio’s  Dane, Bill & Wendy and shares the excitement from the weekend, the secrets to success and the shared congratulations for the whole team. Listen as […]

Brian Dwyer and Shane Johnson from Fantasy Sports HQ to help get your DFS lineups ready for Week 12

Brian Dwyer and Shane Johnson from Fantasy Sports HQ to help get your DFS lineups ready for Week 12

Today on Cannabis Confidential Dr. Dina is joined by Brian Dwyer aka Dadvocate aka Waldos Dad. Brian is a Philadelphia father who says cannabis oil helped save his young child's life. He launched an online campaign hoping to raise $3,000 to finish a film about his son's experience after his cancer diagnosis in 2014. Brian's son Waldo is not 2 years old. By the next day, nearly 200 people had contributed more than twice that amount toward "Waldo on Weed: A Documentary." Brian wrote that Waldo became violently sick after beginning chemotherapy for a rare form of eye cancer and the then six-month-old stopped crawling, laughing and eating. Though it was against the law in Pennsylvania, Dwyer said his family decided to start giving his son cannabis oil and "we were absolutely floored by the results." Dwyer said Waldo stopped puking and stopped losing weight. Waldo is now tumor free and Dwyer wrote that "cannabis oil was one of the biggest contributing factors" to his son's success.

Today on Cannabis Confidential Dr. Dina is joined by Brian Dwyer aka Dadvocate aka Waldos Dad. Brian is a Philadelphia father who says cannabis oil helped save his young child's life. He launched an online campaign hoping to raise $3,000 to finish a film about his son's experience after his cancer diagnosis in 2014. Brian's son Waldo is not 2 years old.By the next day, nearly 200 people had contributed more than twice that amount toward "Waldo on Weed: A Documentary." Brian wrote that Waldo became violently sick after beginning chemotherapy for a rare form of eye cancer and the then six-month-old stopped crawling, laughing and eating. Though it was against the law in Pennsylvania, Dwyer said his family decided to start giving his son cannabis oil and "we were absolutely floored by the results." Dwyer said Waldo stopped puking and stopped losing weight. Waldo is now tumor free and Dwyer wrote that "cannabis oil was one of the biggest contributing factors" to his son's success.

We’ve got local New York City beer bars and breweries this week on Beer Sessions Radio! Jimmy Carbone is joined in the studio by Ryan Barker of Adobe Blues, who talks about the beers on tap at his bar in Staten Island, and the recent beer dinner for The Coast to Coast Toast! Heather and Jeffrey Rush from The Pine Box Rock Shop are in the house to talk about the beer crowd in Bushwick, and why they decided to open in the neighborhood. Brian Dwyer and Rich Buceta from Singlecut Beersmiths are also joining the crew! Hear Brian talk about his days repping Sierra Nevada, and listen to Rich talk about his brew history. How does a homebrewer go about opening a brewery in Queens? Sean McCain is representing the Boogie Down Bronx and the Bronx Brewery by sharing the Bronx Black Pale Ale! We’ve got all five boroughs on this week’s Beer Sessions Radio; tune in! This episode has been brought to you by GreatBrewers.com. “We think that lagers are one of the last frontiers of craft beer… Lagers have been neglected by craft beer because of the association with macro beers.” [5:05] — Rich Buceta on Beer Sessions Radio