Podcasts about childhood favorites

In the latest episode of Life after Kids, we welcome you into an intimate and nostalgic conversation that takes a delightful stroll down memory lane. Join us in a lively discussion about the quirks, the culture, and the cherished memories that define our experiences of motherhood and the evolution of personal technology from our childhood years.This episode touches on the heartfelt simplicity of Mother's Days past while reflecting on the joys of motherhood and the significance of Mother's Day.  Plus, we share an amusing discussion on the impact of cultural fads and technologies from childhood.  And we examine the nature of technological advancements like vinyl records, Walkmans, and phone evolutions.  The conversation then evolves into precious tales from the past, invoking the warmth of simpler times.Key Takeaways:Nostalgia Trip: The episode delivers a potent dose of nostalgia, highlighting how specific items, like exercise records and Saturday morning cartoons, were cornerstones of their childhood.Cultural Shifts in Technology: The progression from vinyl records to today's on-demand digital culture emphasizes the rapid pace of technological change.Memories of Motherhood: Anecdotes about Mother's Day highlight traditions and shifts in societal expectations surrounding parenting and celebrations.A Look Back at Fashion and Entertainment: The hosts reminisce about the iconic fashion trends of the '70s and '80s, and the evolution of entertainment.Desire for Simplicity: The conversation underscores a longing for the slow-paced and simpler lifestyles of past decades, contrasting today's faster and more connected world.Listen to the full episode of this week's Life after Kids to explore how certain artifacts of our youth, such as mixtapes and metal lunchboxes, have left a lasting impression. Engaging personal anecdotes and celebratory tones abound as we recount shared cultural moments from Saturday morning cartoons to the unforgettable melodies that defined a generation.  Timestamp  | Summary | 0:00  |  Chatter and Mother's Day Musings  | 4:04  |  Over Vintage Music Formats and Mixtape Crafting | 6:14  |  Trip Through Childhood Memories and Fashions | 9:08  | Decluttering Philosophy and Family Memories | 10:29  | Journey Through the Evolution of Telephones | 13:03  | Over Classic Saturday Morning Cartoons and Wrestling | 14:01  |  Slow Saturday Mornings and Classic Cartoons | 15:58  | Nostalgia, Aging, and Cultural References in Conversation | 19:11  | Nostalgia Over Obsolete Technologies and Old Entertainment Rituals | 20:36  |  Reflections on Childhood Outdoor Play | 22:43  |  the Impact of Instant Gratification | 25:05  | Changes in Lifestyle Over Decades  | 29:16  | Sensitivity in Retro Television Shows | 30:42  | Reflections on 'We Are the World' and Its Global Impact | 33:49  | Reflections on the Fifties and Historical Eras | 37:24  | Discover Resources at Life After Kids Community Enjoy the show, and we hope you learn a little bit more about living a fulfilling, vibrant, and meaningful Life after Kids! If you like what you hear please rate and review the podcast, hit subscribe, and pass it along to a friend. Making tomorrow even better than today, Dr. Brooke and Dr. Lynne PS... Don't forget to follow us! Instagram Facebook Tik Tok

Brandon, Laura, Matt, Mario, and Steven sit down to talk about their favorite movies, tv shows, and video games growing up. Laura's first movie in theaters was the Texas Chainsaw Massacre?! Steven loves horror. Matt just wants to be like everyone else. Brandon has some riddles for us.

Join Caroline and Lex as they discuss books that sparked their love of reading, in honor of Library Card Sign Up Month!

This week John has several reviews and Andrea has a few more thoughts as she continues Kenobi on Disney+. So if you want to know whether Kenobi, Psycho-Killers, Terror in the Trenches, Isom 2, or Moonraker are any good, be sure to tune in. After all of that we have a fun topic inspired by  @Drunk3PO  latest graphic novel, Achromatic Chronicles Blue. That's a comic aimed at the youth and it got Andrea thinking what she's most excited to introduce her kids to from her own childhood. It's a nostalgia trip, this week on Popcast on the Rocks. Be sure to review, share, and subscribe! If you would, make sure to check out our friends, @mjhoneybeegames9437   @TrackMouse34  and Killing the Flower https://youtube.com/channel/UChBOnBE5h-YcY8E29aduoQg 0:00 Opening 0:21 Intro 7:53 Drink Holidays and Beer Trends 23:00 Andrea's Kenobi thoughts (Ep 3&4) 35:10 Miracle Workers (New Season First Impressions) 36:13 More "Animated ABCs" 38:27 Octopussy Fashion 40:24 Psycho-Killers Book 1 REVIEW! 44:22 Terror in the Trenches vol 1 REVIEW! 50:43 Isom vol2 REVIEW 55:18 Moonraker ( @TheFolioSociety  Edition) Novel REVIEW! 1:08:50 Most Excited to Introduce to our Children! Nostalgia time. 2:01:43 Wrap Up --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/popcastrocks/support

Welcome to day two of the guided meditation series. Today we drop in, clear, connect and recall our favorites from childhood. When we can rememeber that state of curiosity, joy, innocence, and love, we can use it as a lighthouse for our future.  The music in this meditation is from East Forest (Inward) and Cheryl B. Engelhardt (Emerald Dreams). I do not own the rights to this music.  www.evapayne.com www.flowliferetreat.com IG: @MsEvaPayne #guidedmeditation #flowlife   00000075 00000075 000021EE 000021EE 000BCB63 000BCB63 00007E86 00007E86 0009BE97 0009BE97

BYOB, the Bring Your Own Book Podcast, is back for Season 3 featuring your favourite bookworms Nikki and Kelly. Every episode we'll discuss the book we read and share our unfiltered thoughts and opinions.This episode is the first of three in a little mini-series called BYOB Reads Childhood Favourites, where the BYOB ladies read, you guessed it, a book they loved when they were kids! Each episode will focus on one of the ladies' beloved books of yore. Joining in on the fun is special guest Tilly. In this episode,  the ladies meet up to discuss one of Kelly's favourite childhood reads, Chasing Vermeer by Blue Balliett! Often referred to as 'The Da Vinci Code' for kids, this middle grade mystery follows Petra and Calder as they race to find a missing Vermeer painting. Using their intuition and a trusty set of pentominoes, will this duo be able to solve a crime that has even the FBI stumped? Website: https://bringyourownbook.buzzsprout.com/Tiktok: @bringyourownbookpodcastInstagram: @byobookpodcastFacebook: @byobookpodcastSupport the show

Most of us look back on our childhood with fond memories. After all, it's a time with no responsibilities, just movies, cartoons and pure, unadulterated fun. But deep down maybe it wasn't all rose-tinted love and laughter. From the power rangers curse to the controversial secret life of Dr. Seuss, here are some untold truths and facts that will ruin your childhood.Our Sponsors:* Check out HelloFresh and use my code 50beamazed for a great deal: https://www.hellofresh.com/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

With Winnie The Pooh Blood and Honey having hit theaters. Two teams compete to remake their favorite childhood movies in different genres, we have an Air Bud Action / Horror remake vs. Camp Nowhere horror remake. It's team Some Nobodies Vs. Jack Wallace. Only one team can win! Please let us know in the comments and live chat which movies you'd rather see! Also follow these great teams. Some Nobodies @somenobodies somenobodies.com Jack Wallace https://columbusscribbler.com/ https://disposablefictioncomics.com/ Instagram @dfcomics Twitter @dfcomic Email us 3geekspodcast@gmail.com Follow Us @3geekspodcast Follow Jason @3geeksjay youtube.com/3geekspodcast 3geeks.ninja Podcast https://feeds.libsyn.com/327167/rss Check Out McGTV youtube.com/mikemcgtv Check Out Mattalk https://anchor.fm/mattalk #winniethepooh #winniethepoohbloodandhoney #airbuds #campnowhere #childhoodfavorites #remake #movieremake #podcast #discussion #debate #gameshow #funny #party #horrorremake

My coach Diana Georgiou is a spiritual person, like I am. We enjoy our chats and invite you to tune in and explore something new within yourself each week. Are you ready to get really clear in life? Join my next Clarity Catalyst, 8-week journey that helps you hone your special-ness, enhance it, and learn to trust it more. Seats are limited and our next journey begins in November. Email me at ashley@herointhemirror.com to get on the waiting list right now. I'm excited to help you discover you're already the hero in the mirror! :) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/herointhemirror/message

Join Austin with special Guest Bailey and Kyle (of The Rum Runnas Podcast) back inside the Times Live Radio Studios! This time with fall weather beginning to creep in they pine for days past discussing many of the foods from their childhoods: Some they miss, some they don't, and some that are still around (but Austin forgot). Also including with the arrival of pumpkin spice season their feelings and favorites of Fall Food.   Join Lehigh Valley Food, Where Community and Food Come Together! Follow Us On: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lehighvalleyfood Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lehighvalleyfoodmagazine/ Website: https://lehighvalleyfood.com/ Check out the Lehigh Valley Food Magazine: The Lehigh Valley's Premiere Digital Food Magazine!   Hosted By: Chris & Austin Produced By: Rum Runnas Podcast Network https://rumrunnaspodcastnetwork.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Tessa and Sam make each other watch some childhood favorites, including The Flight of the Navigator, Captain Blood, The Adventures of Robin Hood, The Seahawk, The Wizard. 2:04 - What is a childhood favorite? 16:24 - The Flight of the Navigator 31:44 - Nostalgia and its dangers 36:59 - Captain Blood 50:35 - The Adventures of Robin Hood 59:08 - The Seahawk 1:10:49 - How to introduce someone to a childhood favorite 1:15:36 - The Wizard

Carie and Ross are given the shock of their lives when the revisiting Master of Disguise (2002) goes horrifically sideways. Ross decries Dana Carvey's use of brownface, Carie scream-laughs through the more ABSURD and ridiculously bad bits, and the siblings learn a valuable lesson about the hindsight in favorite childhood films.  OUR PATREON! $5/mo: https://patreon.com/kickingandstreaming Copyright 2022 Sorry Mom Productions

The boys get together to talk about a HUGE week of Hot Toys announcements, a big announcement by Queen Studios and talk about our favorite childhood figures! This weeks movie of the week is, Pulp Fiction Want to support our show? Check us out on Patreon: http://patreon.com/collectingweekly​== Channel Memberships: https://bit.ly/2SHjsHm Buy a shirt here: https://bit.ly/3wVXAHh Want to chat with us outside of the show? Check us out on Facebook! https://bit.ly/3seiNsv Want to see our clips highlights? https://bit.ly/3gqLMHf If you like our video podcast and want to hear our full library of audio releases check us out on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3uL64iE

With Lightyear having come out this weekend, bearing the baffling premise that it's the Star Wars-style movie that inspired the cartoon character that inspired the toy that Andy loves in Toy Story (we think?), Tim, Carrie, and Brennan (subbing in this week for Rob) have decided to discuss their childhood favorites!   Brennan Top 5:  The Little Mermaid X2: X-Men United Airplane! Bartok the Magnificent Big Fat Liar Carrie Top 5:  Mrs. Doubtfire The Little Mermaid The Monster Squad The Mighty Ducks Hook Tim Top 5: Mary Poppins Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs The Princess Bride The Land Before Time The Adventures of Milo & Otis  Audience Top 5 The Land Before Time franchise Aladdin Jurassic Park and Star Wars Indiana Jones franchise An American Tail/An American Tail: Fievel Goes West This week's winner – Caleb Lord of the Rings The Iron Giant The Emperor's New Groove Hook Beauty and the Beast ***************************************************************** Love the Podcast? Leave us a review! What to grab yourself some AE swag? You can find the goods here! Other places to follow Alternate Ending. Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Twitter Tim Letterboxd – Rob Letterboxd – Carrie Letterboxd Want to support Alternate Ending, you can via our Patreon page!   Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code ALTERNATE at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod

welcome back to girls on film radio with izzy and madie! no filter. no boys. just two film school girls talking about the films that WE want to talk about. in this episode, we talk about childhood movies that we subconsciously think pushed us to pursue careers in the entertainment industry. listen to us talk about our favorite ones and most memorable moments from ratatouille to the hunger games. follow us on instagram @girlsonfilmradio to stay up to date with us busy film school girls and our silly little radio show. we are going to be uploading fun behind the scenes videos on our story and new reels content very soon! dm us your episode topic suggestions, favorite films and shows, or feedback for us overall! we love hearing from all of our listeners:) tune into girls on film radio every tuesday @2:00pm on chapman radio to listen to us live!

Nutrition Nugget! Bite-size, bonus episodes offering tips, tricks and approachable science. This week, Jenn's talking about Catalina Crunch. Have you seen it in your grocery store? It's marketed to us as high fiber, low-carb, keto-friendly cereal, snack mix and cookies. Is it too good to be true? Is it the magical answer we've all been looking for? Or just another wolf in sheep's clothing? In just a few minutes, Jenn answers all these questions and more! Like what you're hearing? Be sure to check out the full length episodes; new releases every Wednesday.  Have an idea for a nutrition nugget?    Submit it here:  https://asaladwithasideoffries.com/index.php/contact/         Become A Member: https://glow.fm/saladwithasideoffries/Want a Free Menu Plan from Jenn? https://www.tlsslim.com/bettermylifenow/weight-loss-profile/?

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Welcome to all of our favorite month, October, Spooky Season, the time that we all can be ourselves without looking like weirdos. Well with this being our SECOND Halloween that we've been able to celebrate with all of you here at The Fright Crew, (omgyay!), we have decided to give you bonus episodes all month LONG! And on today's Bonus Episode, we talk all 3 of our Childhood Favorites, the flicks that we couldn't live without during the Halloween Season. Jensen's pick is Hocus Pocus, Courtney's is Halloweentown, and Whit's is The Nightmare Before Christmas! Alllll the nostalgia built up in one freaking episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefrightcrew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefrightcrew/support

In this one the dudes talk about a bunch of movies that they've spoken about in the past and a few new ones in the context of childhood. It's nice!

Join us for a funny convo about all of our favorite things when we were young (and if we still relate to them now)! Our favorite shows, foods, hobbies and more! Reminiscing can be fun sometimes too!@unpacknbouncebackSkye & Reyna

Join us for tea with Courtney Lesnik, founder and creator of Toast'd PDX, an elevated vegan pop tart company. Courtney shares about her love of baking and creating art on her pop tarts for pop-ups each week, being a vegetarian and then vegan, and how she navigates the tough topics of burn-out, life as a mompreneur, and growth plans.

In this episode, we continue talking about our childhood favorites, including movies that made an impact on us as children. As always, we're bringing you the best recommendations!

Hey y'all! In this week's episode you get to say hello again to my sister and meet my cousin, both of which are soon to be 12. We tackle two subjects this episode: childhood TV shows and graduation. In the first half, we discuss our favorite childhood shows and what our current thoughts on them are; a blast from the past, if you will. In the second half, [since we are all "graduating" in some shape or form] we talk about how it feels to graduate and move on from one school to the next, or potential fears we have. Hope you enjoy:) PODCAST INSTA: @littlelifepod Thank you so much for listening or checking us out! Each of my listeners gives me motivation to keep going. Feel free to share with friends, family, or anyone who you think would enjoy. Don't forget to subscribe;) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lauren-bernas/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lauren-bernas/support

On this episode, we discuss our favorite movies and tv shows from childhood with a special guest, who knows childhood best, our little sister Chloe! Tune in now as we discuss everything from classics like That's So Raven to new hits like High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.

Conor and Maggie are back for Episode 1 of The Two Peas in a Podcast. Today they talk about Imaginary Friends, Pets, and favorite Movies/TV Shows/Games as children. Enjoy!

We had so much fun compiling our childhood favorites for this episode! Don't forget to check out our Instagram stories so that you can interact with this episode! INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/just2girlspodcast FAITH'S SOCIALS: www.instagram.com/faith.ulrich MADDISON'S SOCIALS: www.instagram.com/maddisonldawson https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqWlsWA8X1vkgNIZp15D3Hg

In this episode, we go around the table and list our top 5 childhood favorites (with a few stipulations). Listen now!

Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! Join Kaylee and Lian as they travel back to revisit their favorite books, movies, and TV shows (including a reveal of an embarrassing favorite towards the end of the episode). Reenter the world of Cyberchase, PBS, and "The Babysitter's Club" with us! New episodes drop every Monday. Feel free to hit the subscribe button and stay a while!

If you follow sous vide recipes you see a lot of steak and potatoes, a ton of midwestern fare, and some Italian dishes, but not a lot else. Sous vide can be used in all cuisines though, but many cooks don't know where to start. And today's guests are the perfect people to help us explore that.They are the husband and wife team behind Kind of Cooking. While they are not professionally trained, they understood that sous vide can provide restaurant quality food and this is how Kind of Cooking was born. As they continued to cook and eat their way through research and experiments, they noticed a lack of Asian inspired sous vide recipes available. Hours were spent in the kitchen recreating childhood favorites and popular dishes. They share their sous vide experiments, what they’ve learned, and delicious recipes via KindofCooking.com and their YouTube Channel Kind of Cooking. I can't wait to learn from today's guests, Carmen and Kevin, from Kind of Cooking

In this episode of Parallel Fiction, Heather and Jeff breathe life into Childhood Favorites from their own youth.  The stories covered today were very impactful on the duo, and stay with them to this day in their own special way.  Listen as Jeff and Heather discuss how two seemingly different pieces of work fit together through the scope of a pair of maturing adults, and how holding on to some things from their childhoods help them grow into the people they are today. Jeff starts off the outline portion of the show by presenting the Squaresoft (now Square Enix) mega hit Final Fantasy VII, which was released in the US in 1997.  Jeff compresses a 40+ hour experience into an easily digestible summary, taking us through protagonist Cloud's struggle to find his place in a work being slowly destroyed by big corporations and genetic anomalies.  Jeff explains how he used to stay up late at night and play through this game, often losing track of time at the sheer mass of this world.  A completely immersive experience, Final Fantasy VII was a powerhouse of a video game in the 90's and one that Jeff will always remember fondly, especially for a genre defining masterpiece scene. Did you know?  FFVII was originally developed for the N64, but file storage restrictions made the game impossible to squeeze onto 1 cartridge, hence why the 3 CD game was released for Playstation 1. Heather picks up part two of the presentation portion with her movie pick of the week, Disney's 1994 masterpiece The Lion King.  Heather explains that even from an early age, she was obsessed with this film in a way that most people can relate to.  Heather's enthusiasm for this movie shines through her outline, with storybook retellings of key scenes (complete with some fine acting skills).  Heather tries to explain just how much The Lion King means to her, but it is so massively influential that it's hard to even put into words.  She really does speak of this film with the wonder of a child. Freaky Fact! Some reddit users have theorized that the skull that Scar is playing with while Zazu is singing to him towards the end of the film is actually Mufasa's skull!  Gross. Following these reviews, Heather and Jeff dive into commonalities between the two works such as then vs now, obsession, comfort, sound/visuals, and lasting impact. Listen in to hear Jeff and Heather's candid thoughts on the masterpiece scenes of each story, how The Lion King and Final Fantasy VII compare, and how Jeff and Heather relate the two. Share this episode with anyone who loves 90's nostalgia and childhood memories as much as we do! Heather's rating for The Lion King: Super Amazing Nice – A new rating above all else.  The Lion King is a sewn into the fabric of society and a can't miss animated movie for all ages, that will likely live on forever. Jeff's rating for Final Fantasy Vii: Very Nice – While the visuals don't hold up today, there is still a special charm about this game.  The music is 10/10 and the story was so impactful that it is the measuring stick of the franchise, and has built a community that will live as long as video games do. Watch The Lion King here: www.disneyplus.com Play Final Fantasy VII here for Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/final-fantasy-vii/id1021566244And here for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.square_enix.android_googleplay.FFVII&hl=en_US&gl=US About Parallel Fiction:Parallel Fiction is the perfect supplemental companion to all of the stories you consume. We will be covering movies, television, books, graphic novels, video games, and music whenever it applies. Learn more about things you love, and get to know us a little bit better as we give you a peak into our lives and opinions. Connect with us:Email Jeff & Heather: Parallelfictionpod@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/ParallelfictionFollow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/ParallelfictionConnect with us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Parallelfictionpod

On this episode of Movies For Life, Michele and Brian talk about those weird or little seen movies they loved as kids that they are calling their "Unexpected Childhood Favorites." For Brian, that movie is 1986's SPACECAMP, and also from 1986, Michele's pick is JUMPIN' JACK FLASH! Thank you all so much for the great response on our first episode, and we hope you have just as much fun with this conversation! Follow the hosts and the show on Twitter: Movies For Life podcast: @movielifepod Michele Eggen: @micheleneggen Brian Keiper: @BrianDKeiper

In honor of our birthday week, we're discussing some of the films from our childhood that helped turn us into the movie lovers we are today. Take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with us to hear our thoughts on our all time favorite movies, and why they remain so special to us.

As you grow older books can shape and mold you into who you are today, and so we would love to take you on an adventure of our childhood favorite books. Have an thing you want to say? You can email us at theshelvedpodcast@gmail.com or you can follow us on instagram at TheShelvedPodcast. Thank you so much for listening, we love you Anna & Rainer

The Soul & Wit mother daughter duo take a walk down memory lane and share some of their favorite childhood memories. You’ll hear about …    Bailey’s birthday food extravaganza Courtney’s CB radio handle Bailey’s stand up comedian dreams Things they hated as kids but love as adults Courtney’s first concert What Bailey, her cousin and her dog have in common Why encouraging kids to eat seafood may be a mistake Courtney’s first job (at 5 years old) Bailey’s office supply obsession The risque TV show Courtney was not allowed to watch The thing they both hated as children but love as adults Find links to everything mentioned in the show notes on soulandwit.com

In this episode, we talk about our favorite shows, games, and toys when we were little. Enjoy!

We are celebrating the 30th Anniversary of all of these Classic Films with our "Top Ten Movies Of 1990". Host Rob Champion with Columnist from The Film Experience, Michael Cusumano, discuss Timeless Cinematic Classics with Childhood Favorites. From "Goodfellas" to "Home Alone", "Miller's Crossing" to "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "Reversal Of Fortune" to "Dick Tracy", "Wild At Heart" to "Tremors", and more. Links to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast apps here... https://linktr.ee/coolerthanectopod

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Ned, Ivy, Alissa, and Ian talk about their earliest memories of going to the cinema, some of the movies in Ned's "You Know, for the Kids" program, and the Brattle's first virtual series to watch along with us on the podcast.

     McD and McG list their favorite video games, toys, and tv shows from their childhood.  Website: https://www.theawkwardmiddleschoolerspodcast.com/podcast

After three weeks of crickets, we return with a real hot mess of a delightful episode in which we discuss our feelings and emotions (and ongoing mental health challenges) as we revisit two of our childhood favorites. As in, we deliberately sat down and reread these books for the podcast to see how our responses had or had not changed. We also announce a few of our AMAZING upcoming guests on the ‘cast, and solicit recommendations for ways to kick a reading rut. Like our content? Our website is www.imaginaries.net, and you can drop us a line (maybe about that reading rut-busting trick?) at imaginarypod@gmail.com or find us on Twitter at @imaginary_pod. You can listen to our episodes on - iTunes (https://apple.co/3aFR64l) - Spotify (https://spoti.fi/2tERDTD) - Stitcher (https://bit.ly/38ukyZc) and - SoundCloud (https://bit.ly/2TVno5i) as well as find our oldest episodes on YouTube once they have shuffled off these other earthly coils. If you would like to help support our work, you can give us a rating or review on whatever platform you use to listen to your podcasts, and if you would like to offset the costs associated with our podcast, you can support us financially at www.ko-fi.com/imaginaries.

Jon & Caitlin talk about their favorite childhood Disney favorites in honor of the launch of Disney+! They talk about 'Sword in the Stone' and 'The Rescuers Down Under', plus their favorite in-cinema (and streaming) picks 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' and 'Little Monsters'. They wrap it all up with their blind-draw Cheap Seats pick 'Barbershop'.

Jon & Caitlin talk about their favorite childhood Disney favorites in honor of the launch of Disney+! They talk about 'Sword in the Stone' and 'The Rescuers Down Under', plus their favorite in-cinema (and streaming) picks 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' and 'Little Monsters'. They wrap it all up with their blind-draw Cheap Seats pick 'Barbershop'.

This week we're joined by Alex Hobbs and Ryan Roope, hosts of the podcast, Friends Drink Beer. We talk all things from their podcast, to what they loved growing up. We also cover the rules to Kick The Can, which was very important. Check it out now!

It all started with a question I asked on my Facebook Page: When you were a child, what homemade dish made you jump up and down in joyful anticipation? The answers came fast and furious, and we loved reading every one, so much that we decided to read many on the air. We also talk about our own childhood favorites. Get ready for a real tummy growler.

Drunken Lullabies Presents: Drunk At The Movies - Midnight Run iTUNES * FACEBOOK * TWITTER  Dustin and Seph begin a new monthly theme, Childhood Favorites, however both picks are also Road Trip movies. We begin with Seph's pick, Midnight Run. Join us as we drink some craft beers and talk all about a variety of topics during the movie, and we encourage you to do the same, especially with some beer from our sponsor Bearded Owl Brewing. This week we enjoy some Thyme Bomb. Try it today at Bearded Owl, 112 State St in Peoria, IL.  We also feature some music from our Bands of the Week, Death Valley Dreams & Ninja Sex Party. If you like what you hear, or if you have a movie suggestion, be sure to send feedback to drunkenlullabiespodcast@yahoo.com and Rate, Review, & Subscribe so you never miss an episode.

On the new episode of Basic Dishes, Riley Rose and Derek revisit some of their favorite snacks from childhood such as McDonalds, GoGurts, and Kids Cuisines! Then, two surfer friends discuss their love of Du-Pars and Riley Rose talks about her corn family in Vegatini, Utah.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/basicdishespodcast)

Hello, my good people! It's time for one of my personal childhood faves, The Enchanted Castle by Edith Nesbit! Candace wasn't as enraptured with it as I was, but that's okay. I suppose eventually I may forgive her.When I think about British children's literature, this is what I think of. And informal third-person with occasional breaks in the 4th wall (so to speak) where the author addresses the reader directly, coupled with a small group of kids and some wacky adventures involving different levels of magical interference. The Enchanted Castle is actually one of Nesbit's less popular novels, but it's my #1 favorite and I will always put it in my top 5 favorites list. Thanks a ton to all of you for listening, and if you'd like to get the book you can do so here! https://amzn.to/2t4y4Qn

Hello, my good people! It's time for one of my personal childhood faves, The Enchanted Castle by Edith Nesbit! Candace wasn't as enraptured with it as I was, but that's okay. I suppose eventually I may forgive her.When I think about British children's literature, this is what I think of. And informal third-person with occasional breaks in the 4th wall (so to speak) where the author addresses the reader directly, coupled with a small group of kids and some wacky adventures involving different levels of magical interference. The Enchanted Castle is actually one of Nesbit's less popular novels, but it's my #1 favorite and I will always put it in my top 5 favorites list. Thanks a ton to all of you for listening, and if you'd like to get the book you can do so here! https://amzn.to/2t4y4Qn

Welcome to Episode #8 of Films We’ve Watched! Join hosts Nick Pratt and Brad Winter of Yodeyay Films with special guest Jason Sowell from State-Lines.com and host of Boldly Going  podcast as they each discuss some of their favorite childhood films. Share, comment, subscribe, and review! #FilmsWeveWatched #StateLines

Many thanks to Erin Ayers from Over The Tabletop (which you can find out about here : https://overthetabletoppodcast.libsyn.com/) for joining me on this episode of Childhood Favorites! The Phantom Tollbooth was a book that so many people wanted to join me for, and I can really see why. It's a very unusual book that seems to combine elements of the over-the-top style of Roald Dahl and Dr. Seuss with some pretty intense elements that I would assign to a more Neil Gaiman type mind. I'm so sorry I'm releasing this recording so late, but between my trip to LA being the day after we recorded, and then being sick when I got home...well, things go away from me. I hope you enjoy the show, and I will see you all soon with The Last Wish.

Many thanks to Erin Ayers from Over The Tabletop (which you can find out about here : https://overthetabletoppodcast.libsyn.com/) for joining me on this episode of Childhood Favorites! The Phantom Tollbooth was a book that so many people wanted to join me for, and I can really see why. It's a very unusual book that seems to combine elements of the over-the-top style of Roald Dahl and Dr. Seuss with some pretty intense elements that I would assign to a more Neil Gaiman type mind. I'm so sorry I'm releasing this recording so late, but between my trip to LA being the day after we recorded, and then being sick when I got home...well, things go away from me. I hope you enjoy the show, and I will see you all soon with The Last Wish.

Hey there, you wonderful people! I'm here with Carey Anne Farrell, the author of the just-released Forward March, and co-host of the podcast You Can Go Your Own YA. Check out her book here! https://amzn.to/2SLfYyD You can find the site for her podcast here goyourownya.com and she even has a music site here! https://careyfarrell.bandcamp.com/This was a particularly fun one to read because while I have read it several times as a child, I haven't revisited it in a long time, and so much has changed about my perception of things like religion and puberty that it was totally new this time around. I liked comparing my experience to Carey's, too, because she grew up very concerned about getting her period and getting boobs, while I didn't care about that but had a ton of pressure on me regarding religion. I hope that you all enjoy the episode, and I will see you next time with The Phantom Tollbooth!

Hey there, you wonderful people! I'm here with Carey Anne Farrell, the author of the just-released Forward March, and co-host of the podcast You Can Go Your Own YA. Check out her book here! https://amzn.to/2SLfYyD You can find the site for her podcast here goyourownya.com and she even has a music site here! https://careyfarrell.bandcamp.com/This was a particularly fun one to read because while I have read it several times as a child, I haven't revisited it in a long time, and so much has changed about my perception of things like religion and puberty that it was totally new this time around. I liked comparing my experience to Carey's, too, because she grew up very concerned about getting her period and getting boobs, while I didn't care about that but had a ton of pressure on me regarding religion. I hope that you all enjoy the episode, and I will see you next time with The Phantom Tollbooth!

This episode I have a very special guest who has been a fan of UNspoiled! from the early days of the show's inception, and who went on to host her own show! Please welcome Amanda Campbell, host of CasterQuest! You can find out more about her show here! http://casterquest.com/This episode we talk about one of those old faves that you look back on and can't really believe is a children's book. I had totally forgotten how violent this book is, and while I'm not saying I regret reading it or that my parents shouldn't have let me, it really makes me think about how differently we as adults process violence and grief than we did as children. This book is a lot of fun, with some glaring flaws that both Amanda and I are more than willing to let it get away with due to how much damn fun it is. Riddles and quests, battles and betrayal...it doesn't get much better than this when it comes to children's lit. Hope you enjoy listening, and hope you can join us for the UNspoiled! October Book Club, covering Dead Until Dark! You can buy Redwall here: https://amzn.to/2OEiWSUAnd buy Dead Until Dark here: https://amzn.to/2xfnhFC

This episode I have a very special guest who has been a fan of UNspoiled! from the early days of the show's inception, and who went on to host her own show! Please welcome Amanda Campbell, host of CasterQuest! You can find out more about her show here! http://casterquest.com/This episode we talk about one of those old faves that you look back on and can't really believe is a children's book. I had totally forgotten how violent this book is, and while I'm not saying I regret reading it or that my parents shouldn't have let me, it really makes me think about how differently we as adults process violence and grief than we did as children. This book is a lot of fun, with some glaring flaws that both Amanda and I are more than willing to let it get away with due to how much damn fun it is. Riddles and quests, battles and betrayal...it doesn't get much better than this when it comes to children's lit. Hope you enjoy listening, and hope you can join us for the UNspoiled! October Book Club, covering Dead Until Dark! You can buy Redwall here: https://amzn.to/2OEiWSUAnd buy Dead Until Dark here: https://amzn.to/2xfnhFC

For this episode I felt like sharing some of my favorite bits of childhood. Those little things that made me smile when I was a much shorter person. I grew up during a time when the world was changing a bit more slowly, and every new thing was so fascinating. Today, we’re not quite as easily impressed by new things. […]

Hey there, lovely listeners! Welcome to the first installment in the Childhood Favorites sub-feed of the Book Club! I'm super excited to be doing my first show with guest Rachel Rosing, who is one of the hilarious co-hosts of Beckett To The Future: A Quantum Leap Podcast. You can find out more about her show here! https://www.beckettfuturepod.com/This was such a good book, you guys. There is some annoying stuff that we really noticed reading it as grown women, don't get me wrong. Charlotte and Fern and Fern's mom and Mrs. Zuckerman are the ones actually handling their shit while the men just sweep in and get all the credit. HOWEVER. It's still a really well-written and emotional story that is shockingly bittersweet and I'm frankly still sad about it. Thanks so much to you all for listening, and I will see you in two weeks with Neverwhere, which you can pick up here to read along. https://amzn.to/2LJ1q1TYou can pick up Charlotte's Web here, if you haven't already got a copy: https://amzn.to/2LJr5qZAnd you can get the August Childhood Favorite, Johnny Tremain, here! https://amzn.to/2v35noH

Hey there, lovely listeners! Welcome to the first installment in the Childhood Favorites sub-feed of the Book Club! I'm super excited to be doing my first show with guest Rachel Rosing, who is one of the hilarious co-hosts of Beckett To The Future: A Quantum Leap Podcast. You can find out more about her show here! https://www.beckettfuturepod.com/This was such a good book, you guys. There is some annoying stuff that we really noticed reading it as grown women, don't get me wrong. Charlotte and Fern and Fern's mom and Mrs. Zuckerman are the ones actually handling their shit while the men just sweep in and get all the credit. HOWEVER. It's still a really well-written and emotional story that is shockingly bittersweet and I'm frankly still sad about it. Thanks so much to you all for listening, and I will see you in two weeks with Neverwhere, which you can pick up here to read along. https://amzn.to/2LJ1q1TYou can pick up Charlotte's Web here, if you haven't already got a copy: https://amzn.to/2LJr5qZAnd you can get the August Childhood Favorite, Johnny Tremain, here! https://amzn.to/2v35noH

In this episode we cover our favorite childhood food! From cookies, to red sauce, to peanut butter chicken, we take a step back in time. Try not to get too hungry.

After a few weeks off, we're coming back with our second ever Childhood Favorites, with one sci-fi movie Everett loved as a kid, and still loves today, Matt seems to enjoy it as well, but Kendall is this episodes "Debbie Downer."Major Spoilers: The Iron Giant, XXMinor Spoilers: Encino ManFeaturing: Everett Mobly, Kendall Mobly, Matt Daniels

This time on The Terrordome Podcast: Dane & Bud each list off 10 of the horror movies that hooked them as kids! The Sixth Sense, [...]

In this shorter episode, the editors talks about a few of their favorite books, which was about as hard as trying to pick favorite children! Each editor shares a childhood favorite, a book they re-read yearly, and a summer reading recommendation -- you're sure to walk away with a longer to-read list after this one! Whether you're a fan of fiction, non-fiction, Christian books, or the classics, we bet you'll hear us mention some of your favorites in this conversation.Join us on https://www.facebook.com/crosswalkpodcast/ to share your book recommendations with us too,-- you can never read too many good books on deck!All topics discussed can be found in our show notes at http://www.crosswalk.com/podcasts/inside-the-editors-room/episode-4-5-on-books-childhood-favorites-re-reads-and-summer-reads.htmlThanks for listening to Inside the Editors' Room from Crosswalk.com!

This week Sean and Steven do something a little different as the selection in the theaters has become a bit sparse. They decided to revisit five movies from their childhood that they remember loving and watched them again as adults to see if they hold up. The movies they revisit are The Sandlot, Surf Ninjas, Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, Blank Check, and Mortal Kombat. Which ones hold up? Listen to find out. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and enjoy!

Our first episode over Childhood Favorites, with the Jim Henson classic.We talk discuss the puppets, practical effects, David Bowies crotch (alot), a very sexual theory on what the movie means, And that 80s movies may present many reasons you shouldn't buy a 4K tv. SPOILERS.Featuring: Everett Mobly, Kendall Mobly, Seth Gleason, Matt Daniels 

In this episode, Jen and Steve briefly touch upon the Election and then move onto Childhood Favorite movies, TV shows, and music. Then they discuss their obsessions of the week: SNL and YA Novels.

Thanks to a listener suggestion from Olivia, this week Ann and Halle discuss their favorite books from childhood and close with what they're reading this week. 

Beat*Shot Radio Takeover airs live on beatshotradio.com every Tuesday night at 9PM EST. Discussion topics include: ★Special Guest: Afro-Boricua advocate, activist, and educator, Luz Marquez! We discuss a variety of really, really, depressing topics! ★Would You Rather Pt... Read More

Annie and Jordan talk about their favorite books from childhood and the impact those characters have had on their adult lives, ranging from The Boxcar Children's Henry to Hermione Granger. (Plus, join Annie and find out what your favorite American Girl doll says about you now.) 

Since this is a holiday weekend, one that brings back fond memories of family barbeques and picnics, I have been reminded of some of the sounds that shaped my love of music. Actually, my love of music is still being shaped. Whenever I hear something brand new that hits me in a particular way, it adds to my musical taste, so, I'm going to do this show only focusing on music I knew by age 12.  Let's go back...back into time...Now most of it is "soul music" and "R&B" but you might be surprised at some of the cuts that made my list of early favorites.