The 70's Buzz Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Sparking memories and discussion of the seventies. Two lifelong friends remember growing up in the 1970s, "The Greatest Decade Known To Man"! Topics include music, pop culture, movies, TV shows, celebrities and everyday life in the Midwest.
The 70's Buzz welcomes a surprise guest on this weeks episode! Check out the Generational Quiz about the 70s and see how little Gen Z knows about the greatest decade known to man. #70s #70squiz
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Listen up as Stayton and I try to remember the timeline of meeting our lifelong friends beginning in the 1970s. Find out where and when we think we met Todd Wheeler. Plus we debut the song we wrote on the 70s called Midnight Dreamin. #70s
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Unfortunately we lost longtime co-host of the podcast Todd Wheeler on July 18, 2026. This is just a reminder that we've got to live life to the fullest and do the things now! Say the things now! We'll miss Todd and his weekly singing and humor about the 70s. See ya rader Todd!
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Everyone had great deas for a fun retro 70s store.
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Grab your horse and mount up! It's time to talk about 70s Western Movies. There wouldn't be great westerns without John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. And don't for get Blazing Saddles.
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Who remembers thwe 1976 Bicentennial? Everything and everyone was patriotic in 1976. Learn more about the celebration and those Bicentennial Minutes.
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Get summer started with a 70s movies that gives off summer vibes. We've included everything from sharks and summer camp to surfing and Corvettes. Check out our list of the best 70s summer themed movies.
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Find out which 70s movies were just flops and which ones weren't box office hits but later came back to be more popular. Willy Wonka, Rocky Horror and more! Who remembers Moment By Moment?
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Yapping with our listeners about the 1970s. What did you to keep cool in the hot 70s summers? Who do you think are the Top 4 most influential bands from the 70s?
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Remember all of the TV Westerns in the 70s? There sure were lots of them! Think about Gunsmoke, Bonanza, The Big Valley, Loredo, The Wild, Wild West and more! Listen up as we talk about them all!
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We interview Peter Beamish about his upcoming 50th high school reunion for the class of '76. Some pf the audio is in and out due to the phone/mixer connection cutting out in the middle of the interview.
He's organizing the St. Pius X High School Class of 1976 50th reunion in Ottawa this September.
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Listen as Curtis and Todd remember thir high school graduation and all of the activties associated with it.
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Our loyal listeners get together to talk all about grade school!
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Wow! Every movie made in the 70s was based off of a book! LOL! Almost! Which movies were better than the books? Which books were better than the movie? Which movies ended differently than the book? Find out!
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Check out our favorite female actors from the 70s! Everyone from Terri Gar to Barbra Streisand. And we can't forget about Farrah Fawcett!
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Do you remember these funky 70s TV shows? They were eaither creepy, bizarre, weird or strange. Monty Python's Flying Circus, Ark II, Bigfoot & Wild Boy, Lidsville, Quark, The Ghost Busters, Super Train, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, Hee Haw Honeys', Pink Lady & Jeff, Me and the Chimp 1972
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Listen to the Facebook live and see who checks in this month. Great listener feedback and 70s trivia.
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The new Artimis II flight around the moon has opened a can of worms of conspiracies about the 60s and 70s moon landings. Hear the real proof of why man has been to the moon!
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Find out what Easter was like in the 70s. The best candy, TV shows and more.
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Learn all about Chuck Norris and his movies in the 70s. Also hear the list of the best Chuckisms.
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Listen up as we interview rocker Johnny Jetson! He grew up in the 70s and collects lots of 70s stuff. He's got some great KISS stories plus several others.
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Listen up as we talk and unbox the great 70s stuff sent by Steve in San Antone. A fun episode accept for the freezing of the Wi-Fi.
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Curtis and Todd divulge their favorite male movie actors from the 70s. From Richard Dreyfuss to Charelton Heston. Compare our favorites to yours!
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Are these really the worst songs from the 70s? A Rolling Stones poll picked these 10 songs to be the worst. Listen up and see if you agree.
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The 70's Buzz hits a million downloads and we celebrate by interviewing Bobby Watman, host of the 70s on 7 weekend show on SiriusXM. Bobby started a chain of 70s themed dance clubs called Polly Esther's.
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Those Buzz Guys go live on Facebook and talk Super Bowl half times in the 70s and it's trivia time!
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Listen to our interview with Gabriel Rotello. He tells all about the New York club called CBGB in 1977. It was the center of the Punk Rock movement. Gabriel has written a book set in the summer of '77 in New York. Great storytelling about the 70s in "The CBGB Conspiracy". Warning: there is some adult language in this episode.
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Remember hearing all about the coming Ice Age in the 70s? Whelp! The 1970s was the decade of snow storms so... Listen up as we talk all about the biggest and baddest 1970s Snow Storms.
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We break down the top Sci-Fi movies from the 1970s and which films we liked best. Seems like Alien was the top Sci-Fi flick of the decade.
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The gang is all here to talk about breakfast in the 70s and Pop-tarts. Plus more 70s trivia.
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Learn all about the Blues Brothers from their start on Saturday Night Live to full movie stardom! Lots of little known facts and plenty of song snippets.
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Curtis and Todd talk about the year that was 1978 on their radio show on KBZZ Radio in Enid, OK. They rundown everything that was newsworthy and memorable.
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Fire up A Charlie Brown Christmas on your TV or device and listen to this episode as Curtis and Todd give their commentary while watching it as well. Get little known facts, goofs and more!
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Do you remember what your parents received for Christmas? Here's our best memories of 70s Christmas gifts that weren't toys.
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Listen as we go Facebook live! Listeners Calls, 70s Touring Bands & Trivia.
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Take the test of 100 things a true 70s kid would have done or had. Keep your score and see how 70s you really were.
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First and foremost I must appologize for the sound quality lately, we are working on it, we appreciate your patience.
Check out this long lost episode of the 70's Buzz Show recorded on cassette by Curtis and Todd in 1977. Listen to what was happening in the greatest decade known to man!
Everyone joins in and we talk about things from the 70s that are worthbig money today. We also talk about cool toys and games from the 1970s.
Well it was too windy and cold to do a live at the cemetry, and still a little under the weather so we changed plans
Truly one of the greatest Rock Gods Ever. Gone to soon! Stay till the very end for a special treat,,,
Our listeners chime in on Facebook live as we talk about 70s Halloween costumes and Trick-or-Treating in the 1970s.
It is kind of amazing all the scary/creepy places we grew up with. Some turned out to be not so ,,,,
We recently lost another great actor, listen in as we visit about our favorite Robert Redford movies!
Since we just had the Labor day weekend, we thouth we would go back in time and visit about the incredible Jerry Lewis Labor day MDA telethon we grew up watcging!
"The Longest Episode Known To Man!"
Ok, not as long as a Joe Rogan episode, but for us this was "gearthy!" But Stayton had a lot of stuff to talk about and the stuff he covered blew Curtis and myself away! Thank you Stayton, what you have done is nothing short of amazing!
Catch this episode as we go live with our loyal listeners! Lots of talk about vinyl records and fun 70s trivia.
The amazing Paul McCartney is going back out on the road, so we thought we would visit him in the 70s!
Listen in as we go live on Facebook. Lots of loyal listeners chime in with comments and questions. Play along as Todd asks 70s trivia!
From Blazing Saddles to the Pink Panther the funniest movies ever made were from the 70s
Curtis and Todd are back from vacation and Graham gets to sit in on the Facebook Live episode. Check it out as our top listeners chime in and play trivia.
Everything from The Creature from thr Black Lagoon to The Groovie Goolies! In the 70s monsters were everywhere!
Which Disney characters did you like the most in the 70s? Here's our rundown on the most iconic in the 70s. Some were from the seventies but others we just enjoyed in the 70s. Anyone like Mickey Mouse? Donald Duck? Herbie the Love Bug?
Check out the unboxing of the package from Jason Scott. Lots of listeners checking in and some great 70s trivia.
We thought we would try another sports themed episode because the last one did so well!
OK, we talked about doing this episode for a long time. Honestly, not sure how well it is going to go over,,,,, but here it is!
Dads are important to everybody, we visit about our own Dads. Our friends Dads and some famous Dads of the 70s!
Holy crap we sure did watch a lot of tv in the 70s and most of it was from the 50s and 60s!
Somw of us had a lot of chores, others didn't have any. Did you have chores as a kid in the 70s?
Sugar Babies, listener feedback, 70s trivia and CB radio talk. See who won the t-shirt.
The Saturdar Night Live specials have been playing recently, so we thought we would take a look and listen to some of the musical guests from the 70s!
They're back for another fun Facebook live with their listeners. This week there's Super Bowl talk, Road Runner and lots of 70s trivia.
Guys like Fred Sanford,George Jefferson and JJ kid "Dynomite" we all loved these 70s Black sitcoms!
From Slade, to Gary Glitter to The Rubettes we take a dive into some of the lesser known "Glam Rock" bands of the 70s.
Ok, maybe not such a big secret. Tonight we visit some recipes that were started or became very popular in the 70s.
Listen to the latest Facebook live episode. Lots of people checked in from all over the place.
From giant Blue Whales and Blue Oxes to Giant Golden men here are some of the roadside attractions that we and you guys remember!
We are back! Tonight we thought we would go over the past year, whats been "happnin", some celebrities we lost and just send the year 2024 off with bang. Maybe a whimper,,,,
The old Grinch TV special was was my (Todd) favorite. But we all know Curtis would say say Charlie Brown,,,, what does he know. Merry Christmas Everyone!
We all loved Christmas in the 70s, but some of the things we did traditionanly might just need to stay in the past!
Curtis & Todd talk Christmas memories with our loyal listeners. Mr/ Saucy Pants is on the show!
We all had the giant wooden fork and spoon that hung on the wall,,,,,,,,,but where was the giant knife?
We feel pretty certain that most of our listeners fall in the Jones's group. Learn more about Generation Jones.
This week on Facebook live we talk about the Top 5 70s songs according to one websites list. We also trade memories about Christmas and dog food from the 70s. Top 10 70s war movies.
Dadgummit! We lost another great celebrity recently. Teri Garr was one of the greats. Nobody didn't like Teri Garr. RIP
Hey BuzzHeads! We're doing a Facebook live in a spooky empty building for Halloween! Chuck Lipps sits in as a guest as we talk scary stuff and trick-or-treating in the 70s. This is Part 1 so listen to Part 2 on BuzzHead Radio! Boo!
OK, so we thought we would visit some muredrs that were committed in the 70s on Hakkoween night. I have got to tell you after researching these, I actually had a nightmare,,,,,,,,I NEVER have nightmares.
Tonight we talk to our listeners about Halloween, candy, 70s baby names, horror flicks and more! It's all live so check it out!
Who doesn't remember sitting in front of the tv on Saturday morning watching Scoob Doo eating our favorite bowl of cereal?
Lots of talk about the 70s and talk about some off topic subjects. Did we solve the clicking sound?
The music of the 70s was so great it is still making money for the artists that produced it!
With the recent passing of Daytime talk show host Phil Donahue we thought we would visit some of the talkshows we watched as young one!
The BuzzHeads joined in for a Facebook live where we talked about 70s cereal, Orange Julius and more!
Believe it or not we have not done an episode on Sci fy movies and TV in the 70s. So here it is!
From Flipper, to Lassie, to Benji there was no shortage of loveable and sometimes scary furry, scaley and feathery friends we watched in the 70s!
Tonight we visit about some strange deaths of famous people during the 70s and those from the 70s.
Another fun Facebook live with the 70's Buzz podcast listeners. Lots of reality TV show talk and a couple of 70s lists.
There was some very important news headlines in the 70s. Some of which was really great, and some really sad.
Oh Boy! We all remember our favorite Saturday cartoons, but do you remember the music????
Another fun Facebook live with a look at the listener map. Gretchen joins in on the phone. Lots of trivia and more.
Piper Tucker, recent OU graduate, joins Curtis and Todd for their Facebook live. Lots of listeners join in on the fun and play some 70's trivia!
Hey BuzzHeads! I went searching way back in the archives and found the podcast before the podcast! This is our lost first official BuzzHead Radio Podcast episode. It just so happened to be about the 70s and we liked it so much this episode launched the 70's Buzz Podcast! This goes back to February 14, 2017 in our very first studio in the Broadway Tower. Enjoy!
Ok, Ok, you have to admit that there was a time when OJ Simpson was something of a national treasure!
Another fun Facebook live with lots of our loyal listeners and friends! Talkin about the eclipse, tornados and more!
Who knew there wre so many famous bald people from the 70's? They kinda started a whole thing!!!
Marshall Kaplan has led an extraordinary life, from directing, producing, podcasting and writing a book his outlook on the seventies is nothing less than GROOVY!
Talking with many of our listeners live on Facebook. Find out the list of 20 underated 70s rock bands. Lots of 70s trivia questions.
Listen in as we visit about the outragious Gong Show! It was ahead of it's time for sure!
Some of our favorite bands had their debut album in the 70s! We still feel 1977 was the best year, but there were great bands debuting all through the decade!
Tonight we remember some of the most famous couples from the 70s. Some of which we had no personal recollection. And on a personal note I would like to say thank you to all our awesome listeners that reached out to me expressing their thoughts about the passing of my oldest son Jeremy. Thanks guys, we both love you all
With the sudden death of Todd's son Jeremy Wheeler, we decided to take the week off so Todd could spend time with family. Here's a surprise episode that is actually the pilot for our 80's Buzz Podcast. This episode talks about what we did immediately after the 70s and actually includes Todd talking about Jeremy when he was little. Enjoy this off topic show and we'll be back to regular topics next week from THE GREATEST DECADE KNOWN TO MAN!
It's Saturday morning 1973 and we are plopped in front of our TV sets anxiously awaiting to watch one of our new favorite cartoons, Sigmund and the Sea Monsters!
Its the 70s, its Sunday evening and you can bet your hula hoop we are sitting down to watch the newest episode of The Wonderful World of Disney!
Back inthe day there was'nt anyone better to slide across the hood of a car in chase of the bad guy!!!
Another fun Facebook live episode with many of the regular listeners. Discussions about the film called The Holdovers and how it set in 1970 and filmed like it was produced in 1970. Also fun 70s trivia and listerner emails.
We have lost several great 70s Icons in the year 2023. Here are some of our most memorable celebrities, gone but not forgotten!
Hey guys!
Because of some last minute scheduling Curtis was not able to be in studio this week. We thought it would fun to replay our very first episode, its a little rough , but it is what it is!
Its beginning to look alolt like Christmas!
Here is a list os some of the top Christmas albums in the 70s, I am sure we overlooked some and you may have some favorites of your own. What are they?
The guys go live on Facebook and talk 70s Christmas gifts and other Christmas memories. See if you can answer the vintage Christmas trivia questions.
The list of 70s TV Moms is long and glorious! Here are some of our faves! Who did we forget! Let us know, CALL us!
All of the 70's Buzz regular listeners chime in on lost 70s sounds and fun 70s trivia questions. Curtis and Todd answer lots of questions and read listener calls and emails.
Curtis and Todd hang out in an abandoned building looking for ghosts on Halloween night. They go Facebook live to their listeners can tag along. Listen and hear what they found. They also talk about 70s Halloween stuff. Audio is wonky in spots. Tried new mics and they failed.
Our old freind Jeff Owens, that we went to school with joins us tonight to talk about a subject that is near and dear to Jeff's heart! Classic Horror movies! Some of them were not filmed in the 70s, but we sure as heck watched them in the 70s!!!
Jeff has an awesome podcast "The Classic Horrors Club Podcast" go check them out!
Come meet our new friend from Australia, Sandy Kaye! She is a syndicated radio show host with an awesome podcast. She interviews some of the biggest music stars from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. She has a wealth of information about the people she interviews!
Those Buzz Guys go live on Facebook with their most loyal listeners. Updates on Dave, Stayton, Greg and others. Talk centers around memories of Halloween and candy in the 70s. A list of the scariest TV shows and great 70s songs in the Contenental series.
In the 70s about this time of year we were putting together our versions of haunted mazes in our friend Stayton PettyJohns garage, with the blessings of Marvin. Of course!
The maze was open to the neighborhood and we never charged a dime!
It's time for another Facebook live! Rodney Brittain drops by the studio for a surprise visit. We talk about 70s stuff and play some 70s trvia. Todd and Curtis also open their surpise gifts from listener Greg Dodge. You can also watch the video of this episode on Facebook.
Alas Parrotheads, we lost another great artist. Jimmy Buffett was truly an original! Fins Up!
On this episode we pay homage to the greatest host of any TV show ever, The amazing Bob Barker!
Even the worst movies of the 70s were better than the best movies of the 60s or 80s! Just saying!
Those Buzz Guys and the 70's Buzz regulars talk about 70s subjects live on Facebook. Also catch some 70s game show trivia.
This is one of my favorite episodes ever!
It is so cool the Michael Hedges is in the list and from our home town of Enid, Oklahoma!
Curtis kicked my butt on this one, but there is always next week!
Around our neck of the woods, air conditioning was not everywhere! We had to get creative!
So, Curtis reached into his bag of tricks found found some local phone from the 70's. It is crazy how much things have changed!
Listen up as the 70's Buzz regulars chime in on the latest Facebook live. We dish out some fun 70s TV trivia and give away three t-shirts. See if you know the answers to these easy to hard questions.
So tonight we not only talk about pinball and arceds in the 70s, but specifically the movie "Pinball The Man that saved the Game!"
Lots of 70s movie trivia on the Facebook live tonight! Listen up and see how many answers you can give. Also emails and that goofy banter.
Another lost episode! Tonight we remember so great foods for the 70s that are not with us anymore!
With the passing of the icon Tina Turner we decided to talk about and listen to some of our favorite female singers of the 70s!
You are going to love this episode, how many of these songs had you forgot about or never heard?
Two of our favorite people Steve and Nancy/ Fancy Stewart join us tonight to visit about Steve's latest book "The Breeze and Fancy" These two are a HOOT! We love it when we get to visit with with our listeners and even better when we get to help promote stuff for them!
Listen up as Todd asks 70s music trivia questions to our Facebook live listeners. All of the regulars chimed in and Christopher Todd ran away with the most answers. A great episode with lots of listener feedback.
We are losing our older musicians at an alarming rate! zif you get a chance to go see them live, DO IT! Before it is too late!
This episode is all about the words of wisdom that our parents used to say to us to make us feel better, or threaten us within an inch of our lives!
Those Buzz Guys go Facebook live with all of the regular podcast listeners. Lots of questions about 70s concerts and Todd drops his 70s trivia. Lots of great comments from everyone.
If you haven't watched Daisy Jones and the Six on, we highly suggest you do! It is packed with super cool music and fashions from the 70s!
Say hello to our good friend Jeff Rosen! Jeff has written a coming of age book about life in New York in the 70s! Check it out!!!
We all know that a lot of songs get remade, sometimes more then once. But by far the songs from the 70s get remade the most,,,,,,,why you ask? Because that was the "Greatest Decade Known to Man!"
Listen to this fun episode of our Facebook Live with all of the regulars checking in. See how many of these 70s trivia questions that you can answer. Put on your thinking caps!
As kids in the 70s it wasn't uncommon to build some kind of fort! They were our special place of refuge, and you were only limited on what your "fort"tress was capable of by your imagination!
The Rockford Files was one of the best detective shows of the 70s! And his car car "Subtly" one of the coolest cars of the decade!
If you are interested in, or a fan of the 70s you gotta check out our interview with Patrick Read Johnson. He is super down to Earth and a blast to talk to!
Listen in as one of our listeners, Christopher Todd Davis gives us the real scoop on the band Cheap Trick!
Facebook live episode with many of our regular listeners checking in including Dave, Christopher Todd, Greg, Curt, Suzan, Larry, Phillip, Cindy, Shelley, Paul and many more!
Adam Rich, Eight is Enough, died at 54. Pele, 82, passed away following a battle with colon cancer.
5-25-77 is a coming-of-age film. It stars John Francis Daley (Sam Weir in Freaks & Geeks) as a teen-age director living in Wadsworth, Illinois, and his excitement for the premiere of Star Wars on May 25, 1977.
Remembering the TV series Freaks and Geeks and how they remind us of friends from the 70s.
Elvis Presley’s 1962 Lockheed 1329 JetStar Sold for $260,000!
It's the big 60th birthday for Curtis and another Facebook live! Hear about the surprise 70s themed birthday party and the big trip to Tulsa for album hunting. Todd opens his mystery albums and we show some of our great gifts. Dave joins in as well as most of our regular listeners.
As we share some gifts our wonderful listeners have sent us we also share some gift ideas for your friends or family that appreciate the "Greatest Decade Known to Man!"
We all did it! Dog eared the pages and circled the toy or item we wanted most from the 600 pages of "The Wish Book!"
Another Facebook Live! The Buzz Guys celebrate Harvey Wallbanger Day with a drink. Other subjects include vinyl records, collections, Nazareth and more.
From Duel to Night Stalker and Trilogy of Terror. these made for Tv movies terrified us as kids!
Another fun Facebook live episode. Curtis and Todd have a show and tell on 70s toys, vinyl albums and more. They also try Rock'n Vodka for the first time.
The Frisbie, the Hula Hoop, The Slip -N-Slide were just a few of the great Wham-O toys we played with in the 70s!
Tonight we touch on a few great songs with great back stories you may or may not have heard of!
The second Tuesday Facebook Live and Open Forum episode. We talk about vinyl records, Harvey Wallbangers and Curtis & Todd try Yoo Hoo's for the first time. Find out what they thought. Lots of listeners check in with assorted topics.
Olivia Newton John was one of the most beautiful and talented female artist of the 70s, she will be missed!
You always hear us talk about the 70s being the "Greatest Decade Known to Man!' Well,,,,,,here are a few reasons why!
On this episode we talk about the new Elvis movie and on the anniversary of his (supposed) death we talk a little about his passing! TCB
Awww, going back to school after a long hot Summer was sometimes traumatic, sometimes exciting! What was your favorite memory of going back to school?
One of the coolest dudes, not only of the 70s, but 60s, 80s, 90s, and on! You will be missed James Caan!
Hello to our friends to the North! This episode is all about the great music you guys turned on to the world!
Join Curtis and Todd and the most loyal BuzzHeads on this live episode. Subjects include Elvis, James Caan, Stranger Things,Canadian bands and more!
This episode was so much fun to do and we look forward to having April back soon and often! Enjoy part two from the female perspective.
After 200 plus episodes we finally get a female perspective of a bunch of stuff from the 70s that us two dudes had no idea about!
Learn some really cool stuff about the 4 years the The Partridge family was on the telly!
Another fun Facebook Live with our loyal listeners! We reveal the IMDb Top 10 70s movies and ask everyone what their favorite 70s song was. Lots of laughs in this episode.
What great companies started in the 1970s you might ask? We dug up the grooviest and most well known start ups from the 70s including FedEx, Apple, Hustler, Starbucks, Chilis, Autozone and more.
Some of the best music from the 70s came from movie soundtracks! Some of the soundtracks were better than the movie!
Sneakers, basketball shoes, tennis shoes or whatever you called them. They were a big part of growing up in the 70s!
Check out this awesome episode where we interview Steve Stewart other wise known as "The Breeze" a super cool dude from the 70s living life large and wrote a book about his adventures! Soon to be a movie,,,,,maybe! Fingers crossed!
It's time for a Facebook Live and open forum episode! Lots of new folks checking in on this episode. We are introduced to Steve Stewart our guest on next weeks show. Talking about 70s food, music, cruising and more!
When thinking about memorable moments of sitcoms from the 70s it is hard not remember some of the not quite so funny, even Dark episodes.
It has been a question on millions of peoples minds, and we finally put the issue to rest!
Listen as we talk about the 70s and hear from our most loyal followers. Curtis also reveals the Greatest Decade Known To Man t-shirt.
We thought we would dig up some memories of forgotten sitcoms from the 70s. How many do you remember?
The Greatest episode, of the Greatest Podcast about the "Greatest Decade Known to Man!"
Believe it or not this movie was entirely filmed in the GREAT state of Oklahoma, and a large portion in Enid!
Listen up as we interact with our loyal listeners on Facebook Live! Random discussions about 70s topics and other retro stuff. Also listen to The BuzzHead Radio Podcast and A Shaggy Duck Life Podcast.
We recently had to say farewell to a music Icon! Michael Lee Aday, better known to us all as Meat Loaf!
Welcome to another Tuesday night live on Facebook! Listen as Those Buzz Guys talk about everything 70s and answer listener questions.
On this fantabulous episode Curtis and I discuss some of most monumental memories of the 70s
All of the regular BuzzHeads check in on this Christmas episode. Discussing toys in the 70s and other Christmas stuff. See the new Shaggy Duck sticker.
Nothing reminds Curtis and myself more of Christmas than listening to "Carpenters" Christmas music!
We promise! Listen to this episode, you won't be disappointed! We were actually pleasantly surprised by how this Iconic 70s show has held up over time!
Hey BuzzHeads! Another open forum episode and Facebook Live. Listen up as we talk about Harvey Wallbangers, Six Million Dollar Man, Elvis movies and we run into a few snags. Sound quality on this episode is sketchy so hang tough.
It's Halloween so we thought we would do a special episode with a little Ouija board thrown in for good measure!
It's getting ever so close to Halloween! So we thought we would visit the "King" of terror Stephen King!
It's that time of year again. In this episode we talk about the creepy, scary characters from the 70s. Like Barnabas Collins, Michael Myers, Leather face and more!
A fun episode talking about 70s toys, games and our favorite Halloween candies. Lots of BuzzHead regulars check in and comment throughout the evening. Our first live from the new studio.
Thank the good Lord that as a young Lad Curtis had the foresight to record himself and his family and even his friends for all of posterity!
There were a bunch of teen movies, Rom coms, horror slasher movies, and the beloved coming of age movies!
Clint was and still is "DaMan!"From Dirty Harry to Philo Beddoe Clint was cranking out at least on movie a year!
Curtis and I had a super fun weekend at our 40th high school reunion! If you get the chance to go to your High School reunion DO IT!
We suffered a great loss recently when we lost Dusty Hill last week! So Curtis and Todd revisit their experience with "The Little Ole Band from Texas!"
In this episode my old friend Mike Gudan Comes to town and shares his memories of growing up "Back East!"
"One Honky Too Much!"
In this weeks episode Todd bungles the audio recording! But in spite of his/mine ineptness you will find a wonderful episode about a true American Icon!
Curtis! What's In The Box?!?! Curtis brings out a box of stuff he hasn't seen since the 70s. Funny stuff!
You may have thought your favorite stuff from the 70s was long gone,,, but No way! Some of the best stuff has made a comeback!
It's another live open forum podcast where Curtis shows some of his comic books and albums. But the best part was opening a package from one of our listeners live on the air! Thanks Curt from Seattle!
It was one of our favorite places to be as kids, the record store. I can smell the new vinyl now! Incense and posters too!
It was close to the end of the 70s but diffidently part of the decade. Once you left the movie theater you were pumped up and ready to rumble
Another super spectacular Live on Facebook open forum episode! But,,,,,, alas Curtis couldn't find his comic books like we planned!
Tonight we have an in depth 70s conversation with the world renowned Christopher Todd Davis!
Without a doubt one of the most wholesome recording artists of the 70s. John Denver rules the charts for the most of the decades with his heartwarming sounds and lyrics.
It's time to start the music, it's time to light the lights!
It's time for The Muppet Show!
The year was 1977, it was an awesome year for music and movies, we got a new peanut farming President, and it was the last year of real innocence for us both!
What some of you may take away from this episode is that Todd is being uncharacteristically quiet, due to the sensitive nature of this episode!
There are a ton of movies made after the 70s but set in the 70s! And why would so many people make movies about the 70s? Because" IT WAS THE GREATEST DECADE KNOWN TO MAN!"
Heeeeerrrreeeessss JOHNNY! The tonight show starring Johnny Carson was a mainstay for most Americans during the 70s!!!
We didn't realize that there were so many instrumental songs from "The Greatest Decade Known To Man!" but by golly there was and we didn't even get them all in.
Which great ones did we miss???
Hey! Little Joe! Michael Landon was super cool as Joe Cartwright and as A Dad on Little House on the Prairie he was the best!
Listen in as we visit about some of the lesser known albums that went to #1, some had chart topping singles while others didn't.
"The box, what's in the box!" Curtis pulls out some stuff from one of the many boxes in his garage!
The legend of Bigfoot was one of the biggest urban myths of the 70s. As kids of the seventies we got to watch movies, documentaries and TV shows all claiming proof of the elusive monster.
It was one the biggest stories in the 70s, I remember being terrified of the thought of going anywhere close to "The Triangle!"
In keeping with the "spirit" of the season we delve into Alien abductions of the 70'! Were you ever abducted???
Who didn't love watching Charlie Brown. As Curtis says" It's the official beginning of the Holidays"
Ok folks, we get a little dark on this episode, but it was suggested by one of our listeners and it fits with our them this month of getting in the mood for Halloween.
We talk about the serial killer Ted Bundy, on of the most evil serial killers of all time.
Its getting to be that time of year, when all the ghosts and ghouls get out and about. Curtis and I thought we would dip our toes into the season with a little bit of Amityville Horror
Just like Marry Ann VS Ginger there was a real rivalry between Jeannie and Samantha! Who was you favorite "I Dream of Jeannie" or "Bewitched" Let us know which and why!
There was some goofy predictions in the 70s and some really cool stuff from movies that came true!
Listen up as we visit with some of our friends as doing a Facebook Live behind the scenes of the70's Buzz Podcast talking about arcades, bowling alleys and skating rinks in the 70s
For most of us there was only 3 main channels of television to watch, with the exception of PBS. It was the 4th channel for us kids in the 70s
What smells take you back to the 70s? There are dozens for us. You would not believe the number of smells we bring up!
There was several foods we refused to eat, sauerkraut and weenies, liver, vienna sausages and many more. YUK!
Those Buzz Guys pick their top 10 favorite celebrities from the 1970's! Listen to what they are up to today!
Sprinklers, water wiggles, slip and slides and a bunch of other stuff we used to keep us cool during the Summer growing up in the 70s
Some of the crazy stuff we did during sleepovers and spending the night. The girls were having slumber parties!
Did you guys have any exotic pets in the 70s? Curtis had some wild ones, me not so much!
Way back before the wonderful internet, if you wanted to be informed or entertained you had to read a book, magazine or some form of a periodical! Barbaric wasn't it!
Ok, so you're lost on a deserted island in the 1970's! What would you have on the island? Well you know Curtis and Todd will have some of the essentials!
Surviving another week, we decide to reminisce about some of the super cool stuff around our hometown "Enid" in the 70's!
Some more awesome memories of life in the 70's and yes I put an apostrophe after 70! lol
There was a bunch of songs from the 70's that didn't get as much love as they should have and some we just forgot.
Ever wonder how all the fantastic groups of the 1970's got their names? Well here you go, we tried to cover most but we know we missed some.
The funniest movie of the early 1970's. Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the movie Young Frankenstein. A great 70's comedy starring Gene Wilder. Hear fun film clips.
The year was 1975, the decade was half way over. The music was starting to change and we were really getting into it!
When country music wasn't so twang! There was a time when country music was not so,,,,,country. Listen in as we discuss twang/no twang!
If you think the current impeachment proceedings are a big deal, than you probably don't remember ole"Tricky Dick" aka Richard Nixon our President in the early 70's getting into all kinds of trouble
The most wholesome TV family of the 1970s was without a doubt "The Waltons"
John Boy and his six siblings growing up during the depression on Waltons Mountain!
Memories of the battles between the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 70's. We grew up in Cowboy Country. Super Bowls were a lot different in the seventies, but then again so were a lot of things. The NFL and The Super Bowls were more about "teams" and not so much the "franchises" of today. Players would spend their whole careers with one team. The super bowls themselves were all about the game not the halftime shows like today!
Join us we relive our crushes on some of the most popular female child stars from the 1970's
They were fun and educational at the same time. We just didn't realize we were being taught stuff. The ABC Afternoon Specials would address some of the more serious subject matters of the day, and help kids deal with real life problems.
Merry Christmas you filthy animals, we thought we would jog your memories of the super cool Christmas music. Some of the songs, all of you will remember. Some you may have never heard!
Not to be gruesome but we thought we touch upon some of the major disasters of the 1970's. Some were natural, some were man made and some were health disasters. All were devastating
On this episode Curtis puts Todd to the test of trying to remember which catch phrases come from which show or program! See how many Todd gets right!
It was either Ronco or Ktel but there was no lack of great kitchen gadgets available for the masses in the 1970's on TV!
The year was 1974, we could own Gold again, John Lennon was seeing UFO's and Ted Bundy was running loose killing innocent women!
Some pretty famous people mysteriously disappeared in the 1970's. Other were not so famous but became famous because they went missing. Listen in as we give insights into some of the most intriguing disappearances of the 1970's.
Some of the best horror movies "Known to Man" came from the "Best Decade Known to Man"!
Hoo raw Hoo raw we did it folks! We finally reached our 100th episode and it is a doozy I tell you! Li
How many Michael Lee Smiths did you know growing up in the seventies? Chances are you did because it was the most popular name for boys. Listen in and check out all interesting facts about the names of the 1970's.
Fleetwood Mac's album Rumours is arguably the greatest of the 1970's. Heck some might call it the greatest album of all time. Listen in as we dive into little known facts and stats about the pop rock album. Let us know which album you'd pick for the greatest of the 70's.
Holy moly there were a ton of male heartthrobs in the 70's and we have a feeling we may have missed one or two. Let us know if we missed one of your favorite male heartthrobs of the 1970's.
Karen Silkwood was a young whistle blower that worked for the Kerr/McGee company. At the time Kerr/McGee was the largest employer in the state of Oklahoma. When Silkwood became aware of some safety issues she brought it to the attention of a New York City newspaper reporter.
On her way to meet the reporter November 13th 1974 her car mysteriously left the road and she was killed in the accident. The evidence she had with her disappeared.
Oh my gosh! There are so many iconic people that died in the 1970's. So many of them were way too young! Listen to these tragic stories of our favorite people in the 70's.
Listen in as we visit about the Amazing Mary Tyler Moore. Not only was she the face of women in the 1970's but her show spun off three other TV shows and the entire cast went on to star in their own TV projects.
Remember when we would "Pretend" to drive in those crazy driving simulators that didn't even work! Remember when the school football coach would take us out, throw us to the wolves and make us drive cold turkey! WE DO!
The classrooms of today are very different from the classrooms of the 70's. Gum and candy in the classrooms was unheard of. Swaps were an ever present threat! We wrote in cursive. We passed notes to the cute girls and much, much more. Thanks for listening to "The 1970's experts"
How did we ever survive being a kid in the 70's. According to the experts we should all be dead, from riding in the front seat of parents car with zero restraints to breathing all the God forsaken second hand smoke from all the grown ups around us, how did we survive!
Our Canadian buddy Dave Ball joins us again to explore one of the most iconic songs of not just the 70's but of the 20th Century. But we 70's guys get to claim it as our own!
A funny episode describing our bedrooms in the 70's. How cool was your bedroom? We visit about all the cool stuff and things that were ours and ours alone. Our bedrooms were off limits to siblings and hopefully our parents would stay out as well!
The King of "Junkado" music in the 1970's Harry Wayne Casey better known as KC called in and visited with Todd and Curtis about his new tour and more importantly life in the 70's. Because as you all know the 70's "WAS THE GREATEST DECADE KNOWN TO MAN"
It was a great year for music, Elvis was in Hawaii, the speed limit was 55 mph, The VietNam war was over, Watergate scandal was in full swing, the cell phone was introduced and much, much more.
As we were growing up, goofy songs were our bloodline! Some songs we listened to for ours. Here are some pretty outrageous songs that will bring back some fun memories. After recording this episode we realized we missed two huge songs. Anyone catch what we missed!
It was a groundbreaking movie for the times! Not so much for it's great story line, or out of this world acting. But for it's irreverent subject matter!Listen as we talk about Cheech and Chong's "Up In Smoke".
The 70's was the beginning of the "Cola Wars" when Coca-Cola was the Real Thing and Pepsi dared us all to take the "Pepsi Challenge". Dr Pepper held its own while RC Crown Cola, Shasta, 7-Up, Sprite, Cragmont Colas and others filled in as the other sodas, pops and cokes.
The Summer time was the best time to be a kid in the 70's. From riding bikes all over town to catching tadpoles in "Boggy Creek" it was the best of times! Listen as we take a trip down memory lane and remember how care free our childhood was in Enid, Oklahoma.
Some were catchy, some were quirky, some were silly but most were memorable. Listen in as we dive into the best of the TV commercials of the 70's
Where are your favorite 70's sitcom actors now, some have passed away but some many have gone on to do great things in media! We delve into MASH, Brady Bunch, All In The Family, Three's Company and more.
We talk about and describe our favorite album cover art from the 1970's. Everything from Gothic art to great photographs. We also discovered a few themes to 70's album covers in the 70's.
This episode was fun and different. Dave Ball sent in 25 trivia questions to test our knowledge of the 1970's. Check it out and see how we did! Answer the questions yourself and let us know how you did!
The 70's brought us The Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman! The strongest, sexiest couple of the decade! We have special guest Gerald Lange on the podcast to talk about both shows.
Its the podcast episode "You can't refuse." Curtis, at the age of 56, finally watches The Godfather! Listen to our take on this 70's classic known as the best movie ever made.
All Right, All Right, All Right! May 28, 1976 the last day of school for a bunch of kids in Austin, Texas. Listen in as we relate to the movie "Dazed and Confused" and remember the fashions, cars, music and characters.
Some pretty cool stuff happened in 1972, check out what we remember about 1972. What did we forget? You know we forgot something!
Being notorious in the 70's could be a good thing or a bad thing! We've got a list of mostly notorious people doing bad things that reaped havoc in the 1970's. From serial killers to highjackers. There are even a few women on the list!
Remember High School in the 70's? We sure do. Join us as our old friend Mark Mankin joins us again to reminisce High School in the 70's
Canadian guest Dave Bell joins in as we talk about some of our favorite movie scenes from the 1970's! These are movie scenes that cause us to stop channel surfing so we can see them again.
Songs that we love to hate and hate to love! Check out the 70's songs that most likely wouldn't have made our playlist back in the day or even today. Which 70's songs did you like the least?
Listen in as we delve into the world of cult classic films. The 1970's were full of movies that had cult followings like Warriors, Rocky Horror Picture Show and more.
Our old friend Mark sits in and we reminiscence about our Grade school and Jr. High days! Going to school in the 70's was a trip!
It was a goofy show, ahead of its time. Sorta! Listen in as we remember the "Monkees" 1960's TV show.
It may be one of the strangest movies of the 70's, but we both love Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory!!!
Todd and Curtis take their podcast in a different direction this week with an episode about the Sirloin Stockades Murders which took place in their home state of Oklahoma in 1978! One of the worst crimes of the 1970's.
This is bound to be our best episode yet! I can't believe we haven't done a one hit wonders before now.
We jabber along about the memories of 1970 when it all began! It's the first installment of a series in which we break down the coolest decade year by year!
Everything from the Newlywed Games to The Gong show. There was nothing better than staying home from school (sick, maybe sick) and getting to watch all the cool game shows from the 70's
See if you can come up with a soundtrack from the 1970's that we missed. We try to cover all coolest ones, but you never know!
The 1970's brought about some of the biggest accomplishments at NASA! From the Lunar landings to the Space Shuttle Enterprise. Join Curtis and Todd as they remember Space stuff from the 1970's
It was the decade that brought us the disaster movie genre ! With the greats like The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno, Airport, and so many others!
The crazy thing about technology today isn't just how different it is compared to the 1970's it's how all the really cool stuff came out in the 1970's. We thought that the world would never be the same, it wasn't!
What does did you sing wrong you whole life only to find out later that you WUZ WRONG!
Don't feel bad it happens to all of us, see if we touch on any that you forgot about!
These TV Christmas specials were a huge part of our growing up in the 1970's. The big ones included A Charlie Brown Christmas, How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and Frosty The Snowman. You never wanted to miss one or you'd have to wait a whole year to see it again!
To "Beatle" or not to Beetle! Curtis and Todd discuss one of their favorite Beatle Sir Paul McCartney.
Thanksgiving in the 70's was a little different than today! Family was the most important thing, that and food! Who remembers sitting at the kid table?
We visit with a fellow 70's brother Darryll Sherman and talk about his book. "My 70's Book" which is all about his memories of growing up in the 70's!
Talk about bringing back memories, we visit with our buddy Chuck Lipps about tv show theme songs. The ones we watched in the 1970's!
What we called Jr. High, is now referred to as Middle school. It was the time in our lives when we discovered things like Rock and Roll music, Art and GIRLS!
Hear our memories of our favorite #1 hit songs from the 1970's. The awesome music was one of the many reason that growing up in "The Greatest Decade Known to Man" was the best!
Teri Garr was one of our favorite actress's of the 1970's. Fun and spunky and sexy to boot! She is one of our favorite actors in this episode where we talk about the 1970's movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind!"
How many of you remember talking on the phone and someone would pick up the extension! Ugh, "Hang Up! I'm on the phone!" Listen as we remember telephones in the 1970's.
We Loved Olivia in the 70's and still due today! She was one of the first sex symbols in our youth. Listen in as we talk about our memories of Olivia Newton John
It's been 40 years since the original, and with the new "Halloween" coming out soon we thought it would be a good time to visit about the "Original" 1978 version!
We loved to watch sitcoms in the 70's. You might say that the 1970's was the "Golden Age" of sitcoms!
THE EPIC EPISODE! This is the episode Curtis and Todd pick their top 20 favorite rock and roll albums from the 70's and go head to head. 1970's music was the best!
The decade of the 70's produced some of the greatest sports figures and events "KNOW TO MAN!". Check out this episode where we dabble in sports of the 1970's.
There were some great fashions going on in the 1970's, and there were some that weren't so great. Check us out and see if you agree with us! Seventies style!
45's made a huge impression on us two as young music lovers. Listen in as we talk about our earliest memories of 45 records and 70's songs.
Some were ground breaking, some were just broken. There were a lot of TV variety shows in the 70's and we talk about all of them,,,,I think.
There have been several actor that portrait James Bond, but for us here at "The 70's
Buzz Podcast" there are only two, Sean Connery and Roger Moore. Who was your favorite Bond actor???
Being a young male in the 70's, there was nothing more important than our bicycles. They gave us a sense of freedom we haven't felt since.
National Lampoons "Animal House" was probably our favorite movie of all time, It made several people famous but more than that it makes us laugh our butts off to this date!
Curtis and Todd visit about the candy we loved in the 70's. Remember Zots, Marathon Bars, Jolly Ranchers, Necco Wafers, Wax Lips, Candy Cigarettes, Bubble Gum Cigars and Razzles?
Back in the 1970's, if you wanted to watch cartoons, you had to wait for Saturday Morning! Bugs Bunny, Flintstones, Scooby Doo, Fat Albert, Land of the Lost, Super Friends and more!
There was a bunch of big news happening in the 70'S! Everything from the Watergate scandal to the alleged death of Elvis Presley. The Viet Nam War was finally coming to an end. Bumper stickers were everywhere and for a while we lost our beloved RED M&M's
It took 20 years but we finally got our 1970's garage band together on the phone in my favorite podcast to date. Hear what fun 70's songs we played.
We loved watching Smokey and the Bandit in the 70's. Come check out this episode and meet our Old friend Chuck Lipps as we remember Bandit, Frog and Sheriff Buford T Justice
Cruising or "dragging" as we called it around here was the social networking of the 70's. We would drive around all night trying not to get into too much trouble. Occasionally trouble found us!
ROCK AND ROLL!!! We bring up old memories of our favorite band Kansas. Kansas songs topped the charts in the 1970's.
We had Hawkeye, Hotlips, Trapper, BJ, Radar and so much more to make us laugh, cry, and think when we watched MASH in the 70's.
Curtis and Todd think back about all the "Smokeys" and the "Bears in the air" as they used to travel highways of America! CB Radios were the coolest in the 1970's!
Man! This is way cool Dude! Slang, jargin and terms from the 1970's. Needless to say the 70's were groovy!
50 plus years and we finally put it to rest, the question of Mary Ann VS Ginger. We loved watching Gilligan's Island in the 70's.
It's a Very 70's Christmas here at The 70's Buzz podcast, listen in as we talk about Christmas in the 1970's.
Curtis Tucker and Todd Wheeler share their memories of Urban Myths that were rampant in the 70's. Is Big Foot real? Could the Bermuda Triangle really exist? Were there aliens in 1970?
Saturday Night Live was/is one of the iconic television shows of the 70's! Which were our favorite skits?
Remembering our 1970's comic book collections! Super hero's and funny characters. Were you Team DC or Team Marvel?
Disco was all the craze in the 70's, but it didn't last forever. Curtis and Todd talk about Saturday Night Fever, the Bee Gees and more.
What was your favorite toy as a youngster? Curtis and Todd talk about some of the toys that they played with, and some that they didn't get a chance to play with.
Some of the greatest block buster movies came from the 70's!!! Star wars, Jaws, Close Encounters! We reminisce about some of our favorites!
A long time ago, (1977) in a movie theater across town we watched in amazement the Sci Fi classic Star Wars! One of the best movies of the 1970's!
1970's Rock'n Roll Super Groups. Rock music was cranking in the 1970's due to these mega bands.
In this episode Curtis and Todd talk about Space Food Sticks and some of the far out and freaky food of the seventies. Some are still around and some, thankfully aren't. The 1970's had some funky food!
Our friend Alan Clepper stops in to visit about the Star Trek franchises. Remembering Captain Kirk and Spock on the 70's TV reruns.
Were you a big Brady Bunch fan or a Partridge Family fan! Marcia Marcia Marcia! The 1970's had some really great sitcoms.
Listen in as we reminisce about our favorite 1970's TV detective shows! Do you remember Mannix, Columbo, Rockford, Kojak, Barnaby Jones, Baretta, McCloud, Starsky & Hutch and others? How about Charlies Angels!!
The fun outdoor games we played in the seventies. The 70's were a great decade when kids went outside and ran around the neighborhood for hours.
Musklins, the 1970's outdoor game that combines Hide & Go Seek, Kick the Can and Tag! Kids loved to play outside in the 1970's.
Elvis Presley was the King of rock'n roll! We remember him in the seventies. Remembering Elvis movies in the 1970's.
Jaws was released on June 20, 1976 so we took that opportunity to remember the first summer blockbuster.
Listen as we talk about our infatuation with Farrah Fawcett, her iconic swimsuit poster and other hot pinup girls from the seventies.
Remembering when we collected and licked green stamps to buy things from the Idea Book. Did you collect green stamps in the seventies?
Hey BuzzHeads! Welcome to the show. Listen as we recount our memories, or lack thereof, of growing up in the 1970s in Enid, Oklahoma. We are not a history podcast and we might get things wrong so just scream at your device and give us the right answers!