Former "The Price Is Right" announcer Rich Fields fondly remembers Bob Barker and the profound impact Bob had on both his life and career. Rich shares the story of how Bob was instrumental in helping him land his announcing role on the show, along with reflections on Bob's extraordinary knowledge of every detail behind the scenes and his truly one-of-a-kind presence as a host. He also recalls the single piece of advice Bob gave him that forever changed the way he watched, learned from, and appreciated Bob at work. Visit rememberingpodcast.com and richfields.tv, and pick up a copy of Rich's book, "Trust Your Inner GPS: How Trusting My Intuition Manifested My Way to Becoming Bob Barker's Announcer on The Price Is Right".

The smell of popcorn, carpeting and plastic! "Remembering" Blockbuster Video with Sandi Harding, who runs the very last Blockbuster store in Bend, Oregon. What it's like to walk into her store, experience the thrill on the faces of first-time visitors, hear how this unlikely holdout has remained the last one standing and more. Visit rememberingpodcast.com.

Eric Smith, longtime voice of the Toronto Raptors and co-author of We The Raptors: 30 Players, 30 Stories, 30 Years, remembers the 2018-2019 NBA Champion Toronto Raptors. He looks back on the team's unforgettable championship run, the all-night celebration after the title win, the street parade that welcomed him home, and the city-wide celebration he experienced alongside the team. Eric also shares the unique perspective he brought to his book and much more. Visit rememberingpodcast.com.

Comedian and actor Kathy Griffin looks back on her Emmy-winning reality series Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List—the "little engine that could" that fans still tell her they love. She reflects on how the show's success continues to fuel her career nearly 20 years later and why she's still touring today. Kathy also discusses her new stand-up tour, New Face, New Tour, what comedy has meant to her throughout her life, and the foundation that empowers her to stand up for what she believes in. Visit rememberingpodcast.com and kathygriffin.com for tour information.

TV and film icon Morgan Fairchild remembers her friend actor/comedian Paul Reubens. She shares how they first met and quickly became fast friends, why Paul's beloved character Pee-Wee Herman resonated so deeply with audiences, and how she and James Brolin came to appear in Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. Morgan also speaks candidly about Paul's remarkable depth as an actor beyond Pee-Wee, and how she and his closest friends stood by him during his most challenging times. Visit rememberingpodcast.com and morganfairchild.com, and listen to Morgan's podcast, 2 Bitches From Texas.

Emmy-nominated writer and former NBC page Shelley Herman joins actor and former Taxi co-star Randall Carver to remember their friend, legendary comedian and actor Andy Kaufman. They reflect on Andy's creativity and total commitment to his craft, what it was like to work with him and be his friend, and Randall remembers Andy's unforgettable Tony Clifton stunt on the set of Taxi. They also discuss the impact of losing Andy at such a young age and speculate on how he might fit into today's world. Visit rememberingpodcast.com and pick up a copy of Shelley's book, My Peacock Tale: Secrets of an NBC Page.

Christmas Movie Ultimate Trivia Book author Neal E. Fischer celebrates holiday movies of all kinds—from timeless classics like It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol to modern favorites like Elf, underrated gems such as Four Christmases, and even a compelling case in the age-old debate over whether Die Hard is truly a holiday film… and more! Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.

Award-winning sportscaster James Duthie remembers his friend and TSN colleague, the beloved Darren Dutchyshen. He shares stories of Dutchy's joy in anchoring SportsCentre, his larger-than-life personality, and the trademark humour—on and off the air—always softened by the twinkle in his eye. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.

The author of "The Voices of Hockey: Broadcasters Reflect on the Fastest Game on Earth" Kirk McKnight remembers historic moments in hockey, like Wayne Gretzky passing Gordie Howe on the all-time NHL goal scoring list, the LA Kings' 1982 playoff comeback known as "The Miracle on Manchester", the Boston Bruins/New York Rangers 1979 brawl that spilled into the Madison Square Garden crowd and much more! From celebrated Stanley Cup victories and records being broken to heated rivalries and very absurd moments that actually happened on the ice! Visit http://rememberingpodcast.com/.

Legendary comedian and impressionist John Byner—a frequent guest on The Ed Sullivan Show—remembers broadcasting pioneer Ed Sullivan. He shares how much care Ed put into every episode, what it was like to perform an impression of Ed with the man himself standing beside him, the real story behind Jackie Mason's notorious live-on-air blow-up, and much more. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/, https://johnbyner.com/, and pick up a copy of John's book "5 Minutes Mr. Byner!; A Lifetime Of Laughter".