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A random, anonymous group of truckers conversing about life, the road, and improv stuff. Host: Firit Co-Host: Bugsy Voice Persona #1: Crackerjack VP #2: Mohammed Rafiki Jafar VP #3: Elmo VP #4: A French guy VP #5: Ashley, the weather girl
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The Just Barely Sports podcast is a show about the wacky side of Pro and Semi-Pro sports. We talk about the logos, foods, special events and people that divert your attention from the actual sports themselves. So if you love the feeling of being in an arena, but don't care too much about anyone’s lifetime free throw percentage, we are the show for you!
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Sean Conroy Gets Happier is a curious exploration of the art and science of happiness. As a comedian, Sean Conroy has spent his entire career trying to make other people happier. He's experienced everything from crackerjack, blockbuster, mega-hit success to incredible, amazing, life- changing success. In fact, the only person he hasn't managed to make happier is himself! Now he's trying to figure out how to turn his own frown upside down. Meditation, sugar, exercise, money, social media, com ...
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A celebration of growing up in Britain in the 1970's and the huge part TV played in our lives. You can comment on episodes, suggest subjects for future podcasts and, of course, share your memories with us on our blog www.my70sTVchildhood.com
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A silly little podcast hosted by those lovable drug abusing drunks, the Gozinyas! Join Fist, Dick, and Crackerjack Gozinya as they talk straight up fucking nonsense. They interview other musicians, artists, degenerates, crackheads and scumbuckets in an effort to discover the answer to that ever expanding, mind boggling question that has plagued mankind since the beginning of time, Who Farted? It was probably Steve. They also try and fuck their guests, so that's fun, and if you don't agree, w ...
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Welcome to the “Bernie Clifton Podcast”, a riotous and unpredictable live-ish comedy show recorded in front of a live audience in glorious Sheffield once every month. We’ve got special guests joining us from the world of showbiz, comedy and entertainment on each episode. They’ll be chatting with Bernie and talking about what they’re currently thinking, feeling, doing and everything else inbetween! Our guests will also be playing a number of games and quizzes with both Bernie and the colourfu ...
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Send us a text Jeff talks with legendary announcer Joe Buck about his incredible career, following his father’s footsteps and finding his own style, calling the 2016 World Series, and much more. Then Jeff crackerjack calls writer and Gino’s East LA owner Tod Himmel. Support the show Thanks for listening! Please follow and share. If you enjoy what y…
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Hello, and welcome back to The My 70’s TV Childhood Quiz! This week, I’m bringing you 20 brand new questions across four rounds, all celebrating 1970s television. In Round One, titled “Variety Pack,” we’ll dive into questions about the Royal Variety Performance, a huge TV event in the 1970s that entertained millions of viewers across the UK. Next i…
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Welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood! Today, we're returning to the colourful and somewhat surreal world of Rainbow, one of the most iconic children’s television shows of the 1970s. As regular listeners know, our podcast is all about the magic of growing up in 1970s Britain, when TV was a central part of our daily lives and a source of endless fasc…
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Hello, and welcome back to The My 70’s TV Childhood Quiz! This week, we bring you 20 brand new questions across four rounds, celebrating all things 1970s television. In Round One, “Back to School,” we’re returning to schools, just in time for the Autumn term! Whether you loved or loathed your school days, we’ve got some questions to jog your memory…
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Send us a text Jeff and Christie talk about the loss of Christie’s mom. Then Jeff speaks with All-Star 1st baseman Sean Casey, “the Mayor,” about his career: drafted by the Indians, traded to the Reds, being a workhorse at the plate, and eventually becoming the hitting coach for the Yankees. Then Jeff crackerjack calls his childhood friend Jim Rose…
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Welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood! Today, we’re returning to the quirky world of Little Big Time, a show that took a unique approach to children’s television in the 70s. As many of you know, our podcast explores the magic of growing up in 1970s Britain—a time when families gathered around the box, and TV was a relatively new and exciting phenome…
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Hello, and welcome back to The My 70’s TV Childhood Quiz. This week, we’re celebrating our 25th quiz with 20 fresh questions across four rounds, all focused on the unforgettable TV of the 1970s. In Round One, "Blue Peter Badge," we’ll start with five questions about the iconic children’s show, Blue Peter. Test your knowledge on one of the most belo…
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Hello and welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood. Today we’re celebrating one of the most beloved characters from 1970s British television—Basil Brush. Who could forget his signature “Boom Boom!”! Basil Brush was more than just a puppet; he was a TV icon. In this episode, we explore Basil’s journey from his early days as a sidekick on The Three Scamp…
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Send us a text We're back! Releasing this exclusive content for you all to hear. In this episode, Jeff talks with first base coach of the 1969 Cubs, Joe Amalfitano. They discuss Joe’s first meeting with the infamous Leo Durocher, Ron Santo's prowess at the hot corner, the ride of ’69, and so much more. And Jeff crackerjack calls Christie's Godfathe…
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Although we’re not live from Norwich, we’re still "The Quiz of the Week!" Hello and welcome back once again to the My 70’s TV Childhood Podcast. This week’s quiz has a special theme: 1970s quiz and game shows. As always, it’s just for fun and follows the usual format: 20 questions over four rounds, with a point for each correct answer. So grab a pe…
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Hello and welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood. I’m Oliver Colling, and today’s episode is all about those unforgettable Public Information Films that shaped our lives in 1970s Britain. Remember Edward Judd’s “Think Bike” warning? Or the Green Cross Man, played by Dave “Darth Vader” Prowse? These films were not just memorable but also often shockin…
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Hello and welcome back once again to the My 70’s TV Childhood Podcast. Our quiz this week has a theme: Summer holidays. In the UK at the time of recording, schools are breaking up for holidays. To recreate the spirit of a 70’s TV Childhood Summer, all of our questions this week refer to the Summer holidays and the special TV shows that were put on …
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Hello and a warm welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood, where we celebrate growing up in 1970s Britain and reminisce about the pivotal role television played in our lives and our families' lives back then. It was an era when TV programs were a communal social experience—before streaming and catch-up services—where being in front of the box at the ri…
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Hello and welcome back once again to the podcast world’s favourite quiz based on the award-shortlisted podcast My 70’s TV Childhood. Just because it’s the only one based on the podcast doesn’t make a difference, as I know how much you all enjoy playing along at home either on your own or with family and friends. This week’s quiz follows the usual f…
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Welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood, where we reminisce about growing up in 1970s Britain and how television shaped our lives. . If you played with Sindy or Action Man, watched the Bay City Rollers in Shang a Lang, and wouldn't miss Scooby Doo for anything, you're in the right place for a dose of nostalgia. Recently, I've received numerous comment…
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Send us a text In this episode, Jeff and Christie discuss The Bikeriders and new merch. Then Jeff speaks with actor Kevin Chapman about working for the Mayor of Boston, his early childhood with an alcoholic war veteran father and mother from the nuns in Biddeford, ME, his leap into acting and getting Mystic River, and more. And Jeff crackerjack cal…
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Welcome back to the 21st edition of our quiz! Whether you've been with us from the start or are joining us for the first time, I'm thrilled to have you here. Today's quiz follows our traditional format, diving into four rounds with a total of twenty questions. We'll test your knowledge of 1970s UK TV, revisiting some favourite moments from our five…
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Send us a text In this episode, Jeff and Christie discuss the TV series Dark Matter. Then, Jeff talks with screenwriter Mike Skelton about their similar paths into Hollywood and the different roads from there forth, Mike selling scripts to studios and Jeff with his indie spirit. And Jeff crackerjack calls Bobby Biittner, son of Cubs Larry Biittner,…
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Welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood, where we reminisce about growing up in 1970s Britain and how television shaped our lives. It was an era marked by distinctive fashion choices—think brown, beige, and orange—and peculiar pastimes, from coveting neighbors’ avocado bathroom suites to savoring Liebfraumilch. Amidst the backdrop of political satire …
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Send us a text In this episode, hockey legend Chris Chelios talks about his incredible journey through multiple continents, from taking a boat to Australia to learning how to fight in Canada to competing in the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo under armed watch to his recent honor of getting his number retired by the Chicago Blackhawks. Then Jeff Crackerj…
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Hello there and welcome back to the twentieth edition of our 1970s TV quiz. If you’ve listened to all our quizzes so far, well done on your stamina! If this is your first time tuning in, you are most welcome. Our quiz format is straightforward. We have four rounds of five questions each, testing your knowledge of 1970s UK TV and topics we’ve featur…
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Send us a text In the intro, Jeff and Christie get real about the struggle of the independent journey. Then Jeff chats with writer/producer/director Rob Weiss (Entourage, Ballers) about his trajectory into Hollywood, his hit TV shows, and writing Hells Angels together for Fox2000. Then, Jeff crackerjack calls Andy Masur, who worked in the booth wit…
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Welcome back to My 70s TV Childhood. In this episode, we journey through the comedic landscape of the 1970s with a spotlight on the iconic sitcoms that shaped our generation. As a child, I experienced the vibrant world of 1970s British comedy, from the unforgettable characters of shows like On the Buses and Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. Through the len…
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Send us a text Cool insight and great stories in this episode. Jeff interviews Cubs catcher Jody Davis to discuss that great ’84 season. Then Jeff crackerjack calls Matt Boltz, the audio engineer for WGN when Ron Santo was in the booth. Support the show Thanks for listening! Please follow and share. If you enjoy what you hear and would like to supp…
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Welcome to this special episode of My 70s TV Childhood, where we relive the exhilarating days of 1970's TV. With the FA Cup final just last Saturday, it got me reminiscing about one of the best days in 1970s telly—Cup Final Day! It was a day that stretched beyond the final whistle and into the hearts and memories of fans everywhere. I wanted to mem…
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Send us a text In the intro, Jeff and Christie discuss being spoiled, and then Jeff discusses Hollywood, deal-making, and being a Cub fan with entertainment lawyer Scott Zolke. Lastly, Jeff crackerjack calls Karen Bonelli, a family friend whose father helped put together Ron Santo Pizzeria and Pro’s Pizza. Support the show Thanks for listening! Ple…
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Hello, and welcome to the My 70s TV Childhood Quiz. Whether you're a regular listener or joining us for the first time, it's great to have you here. We're back with our usual four rounds of five questions each. Remember, it's just for fun, but feel free to take it seriously and share your thoughts, scores, and who you're playing with by reaching ou…
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Send us a text Jeff interviews Jimmy Bank, the former traveling secretary for the Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Oakland A’s, who has so many stories he could write a book. He talks about how he became the youngest in his position in MLB history and his wonderful relationship with Ron Santo. Then Jeff crackerjack calls Arthur Pullano for …
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Welcome back to My 70s TV Childhood. In this episode, we journey through the streets of 1970s London with a torch light on the iconic police drama, The Sweeney. As a child, I loved the gritty world of detectives Jack Regan and George Carter, and their relentless pursuit of justice amidst the backdrop of a city rife with crime and corruption. Throug…
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Hello, and welcome to the My 70s TV Childhood Quiz. Whether you're a regular listener or joining us for the first time, it's great to have you here. We're back with our usual four rounds of five questions each. Remember, it's just for fun, but feel free to take it seriously and share your thoughts, scores, and who you're playing with by reaching ou…
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Send us a text In this episode, Jeff speaks with Hall of Fame pitcher Fergie Jenkins about his incredible career, his time with the Cubs, and that 1969 team. Then Jeff crackerjack calls his nephew Spencer Brown, who’s studying Sports Business at the University of Oklahoma. Support the show Thanks for listening! Please follow and share. If you enjoy…
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Welcome back to My 70’s TV Childhood. This episode marks the 51st anniversary of "The Tomorrow People," a show that premiered on 30 April 1973, and was a gateway to a world of superhuman abilities and thrilling adventures. Join me as we explore how the Tomorrow People, equipped with their jaunting belts, navigated the challenges and adventures that…
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Hello, and welcome to the My 70s TV Childhood Quiz #17! Whether you're a regular listener or joining us for the first time, it's great to have you here. We're back with our usual four rounds of five questions each. Remember, it's just for fun, but feel free to take it seriously and share your thoughts, scores, and who you're playing with by reachin…
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Send us a text In this episode, Jeff and Christie discuss their top five favorite baseball films. Jeff interviews independent studio mogul Ira Deutchman (A Woman Under the Influence, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Sex Lies and Videotape, Hoop Dreams). They discuss Ira’s enduring career, distributing This Old Cub, and some insightful advice for to…
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Welcome to this milestone 100th episode of My 70’s TV Childhood! Since our debut in September 2020, we've journeyed through the nostalgic realm of 1970s British television, reminiscing about the shows that shaped our memories and cultural experiences. In this celebratory episode, we reflect on the remarkable journey from our first release amidst a …
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Hello and welcome back to the My 70’s TV Childhood Quiz. If you're tuning in for the first time, a hearty welcome to you. Our quiz takes inspiration from the immensely popular My 70’s TV Childhood podcast, exploring the memories of growing up in 1970s Britain and the significant role television played in our lives during that era. Our quiz comprise…
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Send us a text In this episode, Jeff interviews center fielder Bobby Dernier about the incredible 1984 Cubs team and its success, which took Chicago by storm. Then Jeff crackerjack calls Gino’s East LA owner Dan Michaels. Support the show Thanks for listening! Please follow and share. If you enjoy what you hear and would like to support us and rece…
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Hello and welcome back to another episode of My 70s TV Childhood. Whether you're a returning listener or tuning in for the first time, you're truly welcome here. Our podcast enjoys the nostalgia of growing up in 1970s Britain, highlighting the significant role television played in shaping our memories. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to u…
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Hello, I'm Oliver Colling, and this is the My 70s TV Childhood Quiz! If you're a dedicated listener or joining us for the first time, a huge welcome to you. Before we launch into today's quiz, I'm pleased to announce there's no need for apologies today! Our new My 70s TV Childhood Fact Verification Unit is working overtime to ensure all our trivia …
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Send us a text In this episode, Jeff and Christie talk about luck. Jeff interviews Dodger/Cub Nate Oliver about that Cubs 1969 team, singing Pennant Fever, and the Koufax no-hitter in ’65. Then Jeff crackerjack calls Joey Hickman, son of Cubs slugger Jim Hickman. Support the show Thanks for listening! Please follow and share. If you enjoy what you …
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Hello and welcome back to another episode of My 70s TV Childhood. I want to express my gratitude to all our listeners, both returning and new. Your support means the world to me, and I truly appreciate each and every one of you. Your feedback has been invaluable in shaping our podcast, so thank you for sharing your thoughts and memories with us. If…
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Hello, I’m Oliver Colling, and welcome to the My 70s TV Childhood Quiz! Whether you're a returning listener or joining us for the first time, we're thrilled to have you here. Before we jump into today's quiz, I must address a little blunder from our last episode. My apologies for the mix-up with Felix and Oscar from The Odd Couple. Thank you to Mar…
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Send us a text Jeff and Christie discuss regret. The earnest Barry Rozner talks about how he went from a vender to an award-winning sports journalist, his relationship with Ron Santo, writing Ron’s Hall of Fame speech, and more. Then Jeff crackerjack calls his nephew, Sam Brown. Support the show Thanks for listening! Please follow and share. If you…
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of "My 70's TV Childhood," the podcast that transports you back to the nostalgic days of growing up in 1970s Britain. Today, we're buckling up for a high-speed journey into one of the most beloved animated series of the era - "Wacky Races." Growing up in the '70s, television was our window to a world of wonder,…
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Hello, I’m Oliver Colling, and welcome to the My 70’s TV Childhood Quiz! Whether you're a first-time listener or a regular, get ready for some nostalgic fun. We have four rounds, each consisting of five questions, and each correct answer earns you a point. And what do points make? A happy listener! Remember, it's all in good fun. So grab a pen, pap…
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Send us a text In this episode, Jeff talks with the masterful biographer/reporter Ron Rapoport about his book on Ernie Banks and that Cubs 1969 team. Then Jeff crackerjack calls his childhood friend and armchair GM, Peter Nestos, to discuss the Cubs’ upcoming season. Support the show Thanks for listening! Please follow and share. If you enjoy what …
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of "My 70's TV Childhood," the podcast that takes you on a nostalgic journey back to being a child in 1970s Britain, and the special place television had in defining our early years. Remembering the simplicity and carefree nature of childhood during the '70s, a time when playing outside was the default activity…
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This week on "My 70's TV Childhood," we're taking a journey back to the golden era of Great British TV—1972. It's a year that's a treasure trove of classic television, still close to the hearts of those who experienced its magic firsthand. Whether you're indulging in a comforting cuppa or sipping on a glass of Malbec, prepare for a nostalgic trip t…
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In this episode, we fondly remember the late David Soul, his incredible life, and career as an actor and musician, rising to stardom in both fields. Born David Solberg in 1943 in Chicago, Soul's diverse upbringing, influenced by his father's role as a Lutheran minister. While living in Mexico, he learned the guitar and dreamed of a music career. Ho…
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This week on "My 70's TV Childhood," we're taking a journey back to the golden era of Great British TV—1973. It's a year that's become emblematic of classic television, still cherished by those who experienced it firsthand. Whether you're savouring a cuppa or you've opted to conclude dry January with something a tad stronger (cheers from us!), prep…
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