What has The Business of Antiques covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Selling the Story: French Vintage, Authentic Branding & Retail Success with Benjamin of The French Store", "Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand", and "Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand". The latest went out on 24 Sep 2026 and ran about 59 minutes. These are from season 6. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

How often does The Business of Antiques publish?

The Business of Antiques publishes weekly, a median of 7 days between episodes. Episodes average about 62 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 108 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

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For The Business of Antiques, Booking Probability sits at 34/100, Listen Score at 29/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. A verified contact is on file.

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The Business of Antiques covers antiques, business strategy, interior design, branding, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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The Business of Antiques

Hosted by Unknown Host · Arts · EN · 108 episodes

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I'm Toma Clark Haines, host of The Business of Antiques podcast. I'm on a mission to make antiques sexy, modern and fun... and PROFITABLE!

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The Business of Antiques is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 108 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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Episode #17
Selling the Story: French Vintage, Authentic Branding & Retail Success with Benjamin of The French Store
Sep 24, 202659 minS6
In this episode of The Business of Antiques , host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down with Benjamin, founder of The French Store in Dublin, Ohio, to explore how authentic storytelling, a bold personality and a sharp eye for French vintage can turn a retail concept into a memorable, profitable brand. Benjamin shares how he sources distinctive tableware, linens, perfume, body care and artisan-made goods across France; uses humor and social media to sell the story behind each product; prices vintage finds accessibly; and navigates the realities of shipping, tariffs and customs. Along the way, they discuss French versus American approaches to business, why small makers deserve a wider audience, the products worth bringing home from France and how curiosity, beauty and slowing down can shape both a better brand and a richer life. Check out the links from our episode. Benjamin: thefrenchstorecolumbus.com | Instagram | TikTok Toma: Instagram | antiquesdiva.com | Substack
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Episode #15
Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand
Sep 10, 20261h 2mS6
In this episode of The Business of Antiques , host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down with Kate of Mad About the House to explore how consistent content, authentic storytelling, and thoughtful design can build a recognizable and profitable creative brand. Kate shares how her journalism career evolved into an influential interior design blog and Substack, why treating writing like a muscle helps overcome creative blocks, and how antique dealers can turn the objects around them into engaging content. They also discuss the psychology of color in homes and businesses, the relationship between our surroundings and mental well-being, and Kate’s immersive Italian design retreats in Turin, Milan, and Venice—offering practical inspiration for antique dealers, interior designers, and creative entrepreneurs who want to strengthen their brand, connect with their audience, and grow with confidence. Check out the links from our episode. Kate: madaboutthehouse.com | Substack | Instagram Toma: Instagram | antiquesdiva.com | Substack
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Episode #16
Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand
Sep 10, 20261h 2mS6
In this episode of The Business of Antiques , host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down with Kate of Mad About the House to explore how consistent content, authentic storytelling, and thoughtful design can build a recognizable and profitable creative brand. Kate shares how her journalism career evolved into an influential interior design blog and Substack, why treating writing like a muscle helps overcome creative blocks, and how antique dealers can turn the objects around them into engaging content. They also discuss the psychology of color in homes and businesses, the relationship between our surroundings and mental well-being, and Kate’s immersive Italian design retreats in Turin, Milan, and Venice—offering practical inspiration for antique dealers, interior designers, and creative entrepreneurs who want to strengthen their brand, connect with their audience, and grow with confidence. Check out the links from our episode. Kate: madaboutthehouse.com | Substack | Instagram Toma: Instagram | antiquesdiva.com | Substack
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Episode #14
Curating a Modern Antique Shop: Indio White’s Buying Strategy
Sep 3, 20261h 5mS6
In this episode of The Business of Antiques , host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down with Jason and Tina Fisher of Indio White to explore their journey from world travelers and interior designers to antique-store owners in Columbia, Tennessee. They share how travel shaped their distinctive design aesthetic, how they curated and sourced French and European antiques for their new retail space, and why mood boards, buying budgets and a carefully planned inventory strategy were essential to filling their first container. Along the way, they discuss the realities of opening an antique shop, including shipping delays, cash flow, pricing, calculated risks and the unforgettable château doors that transformed their vision by offering practical inspiration for antique dealers, interior designers and creative entrepreneurs building a profitable, modern antiques business. Check out the links from our episode. Indio White: indiowhite.com | Instagram Toma: Instagram | antiquesdiva.com | Substack
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Episode #13
Why Antiques Are Therapy: Keri Seery on Creativity, Curation, and Building an Interior Design Business
Aug 27, 20261h 14mS6
In this episode of The Business of Antiques , host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down with Keri Seery of Antique Therapy Interiors, a Massachusetts-based antique dealer turned residential interior designer whose eye has been shaped by two decades of Brimfield booths, curated pop-up markets, and hunting for treasure alongside her mom from a very young age. Recording from a terrace overlooking the Mediterranean in Corsica, Toma and Keri unpack why antiquing is literal therapy, what it really takes to run a curated booth at Brimfield and the marketing and logistics lessons Keri learned when she launched her own antiques fair. They dig into her pivot from brick-and-mortar retail to interior design, marketplace selling, and a future concept shop blending antiques, vintage fashion, workshops, and wellness. Plus how she wins clients through Instagram and local Facebook groups, the delicate art of business partnerships, the case for trusting your intuition over Google Lens and designer group chats, and why the pieces you personally love are almost always the ones that sell, because energy, as Toma puts it, is everything. Check out the links from our episode. Keri: antiquestherapyinteriors.com | Instagram Toma: Instagram | antiquesdiva.com | Substack
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Indio White

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The Business of Antiques

About this Podcast:

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What is The Business of Antiques?

About the host

Recent episodes

Selling the Story: French Vintage, Authentic Branding & Retail Success with Benjamin of The French Store

Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand

Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand

Curating a Modern Antique Shop: Indio White’s Buying Strategy

Why Antiques Are Therapy: Keri Seery on Creativity, Curation, and Building an Interior Design Business

Guest Appearances

Tara Connaghan

Benjamin

Jason Fisher

Keri Seery

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The Business of Antiques

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Business of Antiques?

About the host

Recent episodes

Selling the Story: French Vintage, Authentic Branding & Retail Success with Benjamin of The French Store

Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand

Color, Content & Italian Design: How to Grow a Creative Brand

Curating a Modern Antique Shop: Indio White’s Buying Strategy

Why Antiques Are Therapy: Keri Seery on Creativity, Curation, and Building an Interior Design Business

Guest Appearances

Tara Connaghan

Benjamin

Jason Fisher

Keri Seery

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