Finders and Keepers
Rachel Kramer Bussel

Finders and Keepers

No. of episodes
17
Latest episode
2026-07-15

Where can you listen?

Finders and Keepers is a podcast about our attachments to our belongings, from collections to keepsakes, minimalism to maximalism to hoarding and everything in between. Hosted by journalist and recovering hoarder Rachel Kramer Bussel, this weekly interview podcast explores why we hold on to sentimental objects, the joy of collecting books, Lego sets, and more, how major life transitions like moves and home repairs impact our relationships with our stuff, the allure of bulk shopping, and why storage spaces are so popular, to inheritances and the legacies we want to leave behind, why decluttering is so challenging, and more. Whether you treasure an invaluable childhood memento, are always trying to downsize your belongings, or are on the hunt for the latest and greatest item to add to your stash, Finders and Keepers offers personal insights from artists, writers, and enthusiasts who have strong opinions about their favorite things. From a friend group who've jointly owned a teddy bear for 25 years to making miniatures, gender and fashion, and how to "Martha Stewart" a jail cell, no object is too big or too small for us to explore. Follow the show on Instagram @findersandkeeperspod for news and notes about unusual objects, art, and collections.

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of Finders and Keepers?

There are 17 episodes avaiable of Finders and Keepers.

What is Finders and Keepers about?

We have categorized Finders and Keepers as:

  • Society & Culture
  • Leisure

Where can you listen to Finders and Keepers?

Finders and Keepers is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did Finders and Keepers start?

The first episode of Finders and Keepers that we have available was released 4 May 2026.

Who creates the podcast Finders and Keepers?

Finders and Keepers is produced and created by Rachel Kramer Bussel.