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As the TechnoRetro Dads head into the sunset, we look back at the great things we've had the opportunity to share with our families throughout the years, and what they've shared with us. From movies to video games to music, Jovial Jay and JediShua wrap up the series looking to the past and sharing it with the future.   In the 8 years of TechnoRetro Dads, we have had the opportunity to revisit so many of the great things we grew up with that influenced who we are today. But even better than that, we have had a chance to share it all with our amazing families. This week we look at how the TechnoRetro Way has given us even more great experiences.  TechnoRetro News A Micronauts movie may still be coming to your future The Dark Crystal Ballet is a real thing, so let’s all meet up in London Thanks to the DeuceCast Movie show for the tribute Enjoy Stuff: A TechnoRetro Podcast Coming in May, The TechnoRetro Dads present a brand new podcast featuring Shua and Jovial Jay. Tune in for “Enjoy Stuff! A TechnoRetro podcast” Enjoy Stuff will look at all the great stuff we love in pop culture, and how you can enjoy it. It’s all about making a positive experience. We will talk about the movies, toys, tv shows, and games we’ve loved for years and the great new stuff that we love to do today.  And we want to hear from you! How do you make every experience tons of fun for yourself, your friends, and your family? Keep this podcast feed open for Enjoy Stuff! A TechnoRetro Podcast, coming in May!  I Love My Cereal Well, this week we’re not so sure. A man has discovered some very unsavory items in his Cinnamon Toast Crunch. And until General Mills makes up for it, we are demoting them to Sergeant Mills! Tune in….if you dare. Magazine Rack The April 1981 issue of Starlog features Hawk, the newest character for season 2 of Buck Rogers. How did they decide to portray this character and how did he prepare for it? Plus, some cool looks back at the making of Escape from New York, an update on Saturn photos from Voyager, and some cutout Fuse Blocks (Warning: Do not cut these out of your iPad!) Vinyl Scratchback What music do you love? Is it still the stuff you grew up with? Have your tastes changed, or maybe even expanded? Do your kids sing along or roll their eyes? And can you tolerate their melodious choices or do you feel (like Huey Lewis) that they’re “just too darn loud”? The TechnoRetro Dads keep an open mind as they shape the next generation of music lovers.  TechnoRetro Arcade We love sharing video games with our kids. But like everything, they may not enjoy all of the games we love. Luckily, we’ve taken strides to get them into a few of the great ones we grew up with. And it has given us some fun times when our Padawans have surpassed our skills.  Let’s All Go to the Movies Movies may be the TechnoRetro Dads most important form of entertainment. And luckily for them, the kids seem to like most of the ones they like too. But the movie itself isn’t the biggest part of sharing with the youth. It’s better if it’s a whole, positive experience. How have we done it over the years, and have we sat through an occasional stinker just for our youngins? Of course!    Thanks to all the Earbuds that have supported us over the years!  We love you and can’t wait until the next chapter! Stay tuned April 1, 2021 for the series finale of TechnoRetro Dads.

Don Baker, 1903-1989 Name Artist Album Year Comments Seventy-Six Trombones Don Baker Farewell To The Paramount [Concert Recording CR-0066-T] 1964 4-36 Wurlitzer, Paramount Theatre, New York; tracks from the last concert Stormy Weather Don Baker 78rpm Transfers CORRECTION: 4-21 Wurlitzer, Paramount Theatre Studio, New York (Thanks to Lew Williams) Falling in Love with Love Don Baker The Mighty Pipe Organ Plays Golden Favorites [Reader's Digest 8-LP] 1980 4-36 Wurlitzer, Century II, Convention Center, Wichita, KS Stars Fell On Alabama Don Baker I Got Rhythm [Pipe Organ Presentations POP137] 4-20 Wurlitzer, Alabama Theatre, Birmingham, AL Me And My Shadow Don Baker Volume 1 [Concert Recording CR-0173] 4-34 Wurlitzer, Senate Theatre, Detroit, MI; ex-Fisher Theatre, Detroit A Foggy Day (In London Town) Don Baker Returns To England [Worthing Wurlitzer Cassette] 1986 3-22 Wurlitzer, Town Hall, Worthing, Sussex Italian Street Song Don Baker Sound Showcase [Capitol ST 1908] 1963 4-24 Robert Morton, Lorin Whitney Studio, Glendale, CA Our Waltz Don Baker Sophisticated Pipes [Capitol ST-117] 1959 4-24 Robert Morton, Lorin Whitney Studio, Glendale, CA Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Don Baker 78rpm Transfers EQ 1933 CORRECTION: 4-14 Wurlitzer, Granada Theatre, Tooting, London (Thanks to Lew Williams)

Brett Lucier, the owner of Provincial Glass and Mirror, is a terrific example of the power of resourcefulness, hard work, patience and perseverance. Brett began his career with Provincial Glass in an entry-level position. And he'll be the first to tell you: he broke a lot of glass at the start. But he just kept working his way up until, one day, he became the owner of the company and one of London, Ontario's true community leaders. How did he do it and what can we learn from it? That's the story we shared in this episode. Among the things we discussed ... - Getting into your chosen field, finding out it's not what you thought, dealing with that disappointment and deciding what to do next. - Transferable skills - your role may change and your setting may change but you will always take your interests and values along with you and it's amazing how they can be applied (and even reignited) in new ways and new environments. - Why surrounding yourself with - and truly making the effort to get to know - good people is so important for a successful company culture. - How to deal with new challenges as you continue to develop and grow. - The power of resourcefulness and work ethic mixed with patience and perseverance. It was an 18-year journey from the time he first started at the company to becoming sole owner. And as you'll hear him say, he feels like the story is just beginning ... For all previous episodes of the podcast, visit www.NoScheduleManPodcast.com . "Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by: Connect1 Consulting  Diamond & Gold Treasures Provincial Glass & Mirror Ltd. Trickett Financial momondays London Thanks to all who are helping us to connect and share!

Ever had a "lightning bolt" moment and followed the inspiration? Feel like you have multiple interests rather than doing "just one thing?" Believe in connecting and building community over comparing and competing? If so, you'll relate to what Jenna Goodhand, founder of The Hive London, shares in this lively conversation. Jenna is a dynamic, compassionate, creative person with multiple personal and professional interests, hence the title of the episode: "Doing All Of The Things." Among the things we discussed: - The "Lighting bolt" moment that precipitated The Hive coming to life. - Thinking about "relationships" and "sharing" vs always "selling." - How it's, "not about the things I'm doing, but about how I FEEL about the things I'm doing." And how sometimes, those feelings change. - How learning to let go and say goodbye is a natural part of growth - How "community" is inclusive and not competitive. - Responding to challenges, change and adversity. For all previous episodes of the podcast (or to download or stream this one as an audio file), visit www.NoScheduleManPodcast.com . "Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by: Connect1 Consulting Diamond & Gold Treasures Provincial Glass & Mirror Ltd. Carol Trickett - Trickett Financial momondays London Thanks to all who are helping us to connect and share!

On Episode 275 we discuss… → He fought the hat, and the hat won → "Young squib dies due to meringue." → Raised by tough love and post-war reality checks → The ultimate Gryffinpuff → Neville, the slow burn we all need → Young Augusta vs. young Minerva - the story we all want to read → The perfect role model for all late bloomers → What if Neville had been the Chosen One? → Brave AF → Neville, the Hagrid of Herbology → The Leaky Cauldron, that's in London → Thanks for proving that Cursed Child isn't canon, Neville!

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Discussion of the Giants victory over the Rams in London and still Ben McAdont's playcalling is atrocious

Discussion of the Giants victory over the Rams in London and still Ben McAdont's playcalling is atrocious