Digital Philately Today and Tomorrow: A conversation with Graham Beck

Sam and Chris are joined by Graham Beck, pioneer of digital philately, host of the excellent Exploring Stamps Youtube channel, and member of the Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee. Topics include making digital content about stamps, topical collecting, the cricket world cup, and the process of getting a stamp from idea to postage.NotesExploring StampsPixPost (find Chris @chrispy_stamps and Sam @sam_stamps)PostcrossingCitizens' Stamp Advisory CommitteeAmerican Topical Association (ATA)Our WebsiteOur InstagramWe're very grateful to the band All Good for supplying our intro and outro music, check them out on Instagram and head over to Spotify or wherever you stream your music to give them a listen.

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