Remember rolling out of bed on a Saturday morning, thanking the good Lord that there was no school, and flipping on the tv to watch hours of classic cartoons?  (Bonus points for anyone who remembers watched "MUSH", a MASH-like cartoon featuring dogs stationed at a medical outpost.)

Who remembers Toastettes?  In this podcast, we take a brief look back at the two most popular toaster pastries of the 1960s and 1970s.  

Intro/Outro - "Feather Duster" by Shane Ivers (www.silvermansound.com)

Sound Effects - www.zapsplat.com

Join me as I discuss some exercise fads and equipment of years past.  (Thighmaster, anyone?) If you listen closely, you'll hear my Min Pin Lilly in the background at one point.  LOL.  
Intro/Outro - “Feather Duster” by Shane Ivers. www.silvermansound.com 

Join me for a special Christmas Eve podcast where I read an excerpt from my book "Yella Gal: Queen of the Montclair" which takes place on December 4, 1898 at the Montclair Hotel in St. Augustine, Florida.  A case of mistaken identity and crossed wires create havoc for a middle aged married couple.

Do paper Christmas cards (and greeting cards in general) seem to be on the decline?  Join me as I delve into this topic.

Let's take a look back at some of those little things you don't see too much of any more during the holidays.  (Like mesh Christmas stockings!)

Intro/Outro - "Feather Duster" by Shane Ivers (www.silvermansound.com)

Sound effects - www.zapsplat.com

Join me as I look at popular toys of Christmas past - Tickle Me Elmo, Twister, Hot Wheels and more!

Intro/Outro: "Feather Duster" by Shane Ivers (www.silvermansound.com)

Sound Effects: www.zapsplat.com

Which Christmas carol was originally written for Thanksgiving?  Which state produces the most turkeys?  Join me as I serve up some Thanksgiving Trivia.

Intro/Outro:  "Feather Duster" by Shane Ivers (www.silvermansound.com)

Sound effects:  www.zapsplat.com

Let's take a look at some television offerings this Thanksgiving as I discuss a few of my personal favorites.  

Join me for this special 25th episode where I take a look at popular 20th century pies by the decade as well as the top 5 Thanksgiving Day pies.  Go ahead, cut yourself a slice!  :)