In the holiday-themed episode of the Puck Junk Hockey Podcast, Sal Barry and Tim Parish share their stories — as well as stories submitted by listeners — about getting hockey cards and hockey memorabilia for Christmas. Thanks to everyone who shared their own memories for this podcast, which is 1 hour and 9 minutes long. Also, the Puck Junk Hockey Podcast is now available on Spotify and TuneIn, plus many other popular podcast providers.
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Podcast intro & ending music for this episode is from the New York Islanders Christmas Album, entitled “Home for the Holidays” and released in 1979.
Sal Barry is the editor and webmaster of Puck Junk. He is a freelance hockey writer, college professor and terrible hockey player. Follow him on Twitter @puckjunk
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I discovered hockey cards in 1986 and to this day, my grandmother – now 90 – gets me a box of hockey cards every year. But it was those Topps boxes from 1986 to 1989 that are still the best gifts of all.
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I discovered hockey cards in 1986 and to this day, my grandmother – now 90 – gets me a box of hockey cards every year. But it was those Topps boxes from 1986 to 1989 that are still the best gifts of all.