I am joined again by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with the most interesting trilogy of the 60s and something thought of as the lowest common denominator; but was it? We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress.Support the show

Sorry to post a little late. Bad storms here last night! I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with prime time TV shows for the family that were debuted in the 60s. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress.

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I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with a nod to some black pioneers in TV that broke through in the 60s and then kids shows. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress.Support the show

I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with cartoons of the 1960s of which there were a plethora and it's when the Japanese started getting into the genre in the US, long before animé. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress.Support the show

I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with the Spy Boom in the 1960s riding the coattails of the 007 movies which became popular at that time. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress.Support the show

I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with kids TV shows that drifted from westerns to space and spies in the 60s. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress.Support the show

Many of you may wonder what Pete Moss did before this podcast. Well you're in for a revealing hour and a half. This is an episode of the NRT Hour which Pete did weekly for almost 4 years. This episode is from August 2017 and you can see that a lot of things haven't changed much since then. Check it out and we will be back with and all new episode of Boomerography next week. Hope you enjoy it!Support the show

Jay Kassing is a long time friend and associate of mine going back 36 years. We were salesmen together in what I would call our boot camp experience in the marketing world. Like Old Blue Eyes used to sing; if you could make it there you could make it anywhere. It was a wild and wooly time of slinging copiers down the streets of middle 80s Dallas when the buildings were popping up all over the Metroplex like North Texas Bluebonnets. Fast forward to today when both of us have had a long career in sales and business ownership with a nod to sales and a heavy dose of marketing. From college DJ to retiree and Spanish Major to Manufacturer's rep in Mexico. You can listen to see which is which. I hope you enjoy hearing our conversation as we always seem we enjoy having them. It went longer than the customary show so here's Part 2. Jay also gives us some insight into retiring and philanthropy in this half.Support the show

Jay Kassing is a long time friend and associate of mine going back 36 years. We were salesmen together in what I would call our boot camp experience in the marketing world. Like Old Blue Eyes used to sing; if you could make it there you could make it anywhere. It was a wild and wooly time of slinging copiers down the streets of middle 80s Dallas when the buildings were popping up all over the Metroplex like North Texas Bluebonnets. Fast forward to today when both of us have had a long career in sales and business ownership with a nod to sales and a heavy dose of marketing. From college DJ to retiree and Spanish Major to Manufacturer's rep in Mexico. You can liste to se which is which. I hope you enjoy hearing our conversation as we always seem we enjoy having them. It went longer than the customary show so it's a 2 parter.Support the show

This episode features Sergio Santos of Artist BeBop a person that many would consider outside the realm of marketing and internet expertise and they would definitely be wrong! Although he is a graphic artist he is also a podcaster, investor and is into the latest forms of crypto trading such as NFT. This is cutting edge and from someone who formally studied Literature and Philosophy. One of my favorite guests to date and one you will find informative with a refreshing outlook. I am posting several images of his work on my Patreon site.Support the show