On this episode of The SoapBox Lex, Eric welcomes special guest Anthony Limperos for a deep dive into the world of collecting.

From toys and video games to vintage tech, we explore the passion behind building a collection and the emotional drive that fuels it.

But collecting isn't always sunshine and shelf space—we also unpack the darker side: the hoarding impulse, skyrocketing prices, gatekeeping, and how collectors themselves sometimes make the hobby harder for others.

Whether you're a casual fan or a dedicated archivist, this one’s for the nostalgic at heart.

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In this special offsite episode, Eric takes the mic solo with a very special guest—his father, John Green.

With Paul sitting this one out, father and son dive deep into the complexities of the universe and pondering life’s big questions such as the strange allure of heavy metals, the quirks of measurement systems, and much more.

This one is a thoughtful, fascinating, and often humorous exploration of science, philosophy, and the shared curiosity that binds generations.

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In this episode of The SoapBox Lex, hosts Paul Ross and Eric Green are joined by special guest Tyler Mills for a candid conversation about a growing problem in youth sports: parents behaving badly. From shouting at referees to living vicariously through their kids, we break down the outrageous — and sometimes dangerous — behavior seen on the sidelines. Tyler brings firsthand stories and insight from his experience as a coach and sports dad, while Paul and Eric explore the social and emotional pressures that lead to these sideline meltdowns. It’s a thought-provoking (and sometimes hilarious) dive into what sportsmanship really means — for the kids and the adults.

Whether you're a parent, coach, or just a fan of youth sports, this one’s for you. Time to take a stand... or at least take a seat in the bleachers without causing a scene.

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