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My Weird Record Collection

My Weird Record Collection

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 Hello; Sean here. Ever wonder what’s on those strange records you see in the wild, the ones that even used record stores don’t know how to categorize? Well, I do! I buy them, listen to them, and share with you exactly what you’re missing! I discuss one (or maybe more!) of these oddities each month, plus give you some thoughts and tips on record collecting.
Episodes
  • Episode 21: Dare to Be Great!

    Episode 21: Dare to Be Great!
    Aug 15 2025
    Glenn W. Turner preaches the power of greatness and how to achieve your wildest dream of riches — through multilevel marketing! Also…ever wonder what the deal is with ridges and those large spindle holes on seven-inch records? Listen and learn with episode 21 of My Weird Record Collection…and be great! SHOW NOTES
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    52 mins
  • Episode 20: Will They Know It’s Summertime?

    Episode 20: Will They Know It’s Summertime?
    Jul 15 2025
    It’s 1985. There’s a famine in Ethiopia causing suffering and death. In episode 20 of My Weird Record Collection we take a look at that famous fundraising effort that happened in…San Diego??? We also dip our toes in the water of the sea of promo records. SHOW NOTES
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Episode 19: A Great Way to Live…a Tragic Way to Die

    Episode 19: A Great Way to Live…a Tragic Way to Die
    Jun 15 2025
    Media legend and genius businessman Earl Nightingale scolds you about driving before you even reach for your keys. Why? My guess is someone cut him off in traffic on his way to work and he decided to vent his frustrations on a record. Whatever the case, Sean examines this spoken-word nugget in episode 19 and […]
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    1 hr and 15 mins
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