Next Airings

• 5/11 6:30PMJoe Salg- Cyndi Lauper
  "When a teenage Joe Salg heard Cyndi Lauper’s single “Time After Time,” he was hooked. She represented what he had been seeking as a young gay man: Outside acceptance of one’s true colors, whatever they might be. He began buying albums and any other memorabilia he could find. Then he went on a quest: to gain bragging rights to the most unique items ever related to the pop icon. Years later, he had so many prized possessions that friends and family urged him to open a museum dedicated to the singer. Today, he is the proud owner of The Cyndi Lauper Museum, which is acknowledged and admired by the music legend herself. Joe walks Lisa through some of the most iconic items, including the first microphone Cyndi ever used as an emerging star and everything from a quirky corset used for a famed photo shoot to a glamorous dress worn to the 50th anniversary of the Grammys. Later, Liam will propose a trade: one of his most treasured items, personally signed by the singer, for Joe’s rare relic of ‘80s pop culture itself."
• 5/18 6:30PMJustin Cary- Toys
  "Eighties kid Justin Cary stares with Lisa the collection of vintage toys from his childhood that grew from a hobby into a full-time toy-dealing business. His fellow toy vendor John Davis appraises his hottest items, including McGyver and NeverEnding Story figures never available in the U.S., and a complete Masters of The Universe store display that may be the only one of its kind still around."
• 5/25 6:30PMLego- Chris Lee
  "The name Christopher Lee has become synonymous with LEGO. As a collector, builder and LEGO Masters champion, he pretty much knows about, built or has collected it all. Today, he's invited us to his home where we'll check out his phenomenal collection which includes the iconic Galaxy Explorer, his beloved Airport Shuttle, not to mention his truly one-of-a-kind Prototype Factory Bricks. Our expert Aaron Fike, who owns a few LEGO stores himself, will be tasked with trying to appraise Christopher's collection and then come up with a LEGO trade worthy enough to convince our collector to "LEGO" of one his favorite collectibles."