This episode is a full-blown Snack Attack - - a rapid-fire nostalgia trip through the snacks, freezer foods, gas station treasures, and sugar-fueled disasters that defined growing up Gen X. From the friend with the forbidden pantry to the sacred after-school snack ritual, the Woodpile crew unpacks how junk food became culture, comedy, and childhood survival. If you were ever raised on Hot Pockets and Kool-Aid, this one's for you.

From the last bowl of sugary cereal until the streetlights came one, Saturday belonged to you. There was no agenda, no Uber and definitely no parent checking your location. Just hours of glorious, unsupervised self-reliance. On this episode of Woodpile Wisdom we ask: What did those hours of unstructured freedom teach us that today's packed calendars can't? Tune in for the most important day of the week...GenX Saturdays

In this episode of "Woodpile Wisdom," a group of lifelong friends, affectionately known as the Woodpile, gather to reminisce about their shared history and adventures. The conversation delves into their origin story, from playground introductions to beer fest misadventures, highlighting the bonds that have kept them together over the years. With humor and nostalgia, they share tales of friendship, laughter, and the occasional bad idea, all while celebrating the enduring connections that have stood the test of time.

The conversation explores the evolution of communication devices, personal anecdotes related to technology, and reflections on nostalgia and the future of communication.

Remembering the people who shaped us - and how their stories keep showing up in our lives.