This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1955. President Eisenhower held the first TV news conference, Richard Daley was the new mayor in Chicago, and Why Johnny Can’t Read was a best seller. Americans were listening to Perez Prado, Etta James, the Ames Brothers, and the McGuire Sisters. Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast Dr. Bob heads to Broadway for the second program about musicals of the Fifties. You’ll hear Stephen Sondheim’s first and Rodgers’ and Hammerstein’s last hit shows, and plenty more in between. It’s a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties, the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time the Eisenhower Hour® podcast Dr. Bob heads to Broadway for the first of two programs about musicals of the Fifties. Hear all your favorites from South Pacific, The King and I, The Pajama Game, and more. It’s a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties, the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1954. Hurricane Edna hit New York City, Rocky Marciano became heavyweight champ, and Marlon Brando and Grace Kelly won their first Oscars. Americans were listening to Rosemary Clooney, B.B. King, the Chordettes, and Faron Young. Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast, it’s the year 1954.  Women wore Mamie Eisenhower coats. The US Supreme Court prohibited segregated schools. And Liberace drew 16,000 at Madison Square Garden. Americans were listening to Kitty Kallen, Eddy Arnold, Dean Martin, and the Midnighters. Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1954.  Terrorists attack the U.S. Capitol, polio vaccinations begin, and people are reading The Power of Positive Thinking. Americans are listening to the Drifters, Webb Pierce, Jo Stafford, and Liberace. Join Dr. Bob for this fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1953 in America. There was an armistice in the Korean War, the Soviets tested a hydrogen bomb, and Swanson introduced the TV dinner. Americans were listening to Les Paul and Mary Ford, Joe Turner, Frank Sinatra, and the Jackie Gleason Orchestra.  Join Dr. Bob for this fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

Just in time for the 4th of July, Dr. Bob features American Folk Songs on this week’s Eisenhower Hour® podcast. These traditional songs we all love to sing topped the charts at the beginning of the Fifties and again at the end of the decade. You’ll hear music from the Kingston Trio, Burl Ives, Odetta, Lloyd Price, Ricky Nelson, and more, this time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This week on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1953. Polio vaccine, 3D movies, and TV Guide were all brand new and a 25-1 long shot won the Kentucky Derby. Americans were listening to Perry Como, Hank Williams, the Hilltoppers and Big Mama Thornton.  Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast, it’s the year 1952. General Eisenhower won the presidential election in a landslide using the slogan “I Like Ike.” Frozen peas and video tape were new. So was the H-Bomb. Americans were listening to Jo Stafford, Webb Pierce, Pearl Bailey, and Tex Ritter and everybody did the Bunny Hop.  Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.