Stephen, Amy, Audie, and Travis revisit episodes of classic TV while trying to understand if the good ol' days were as good as we all remember. Each week they pick an episode of TV from the black and white era, up to more recent "classics" and chat about what they saw in it. Join them each week for a new show and join the conversation by emailing in your own thoughts!
Richard and Katrina
Nicholas Branch
David & Nathan
Charts & Hearts
Nature Finds A Way
None
SweetHart
Clint Page and Eli Smith
Aidan and Adam
Erin and Cameron
Jamie Ray
Reelsharks
Seeker
Paul DeLeeuw
mzStudios
commitonepodcast
EnterTalk radio
Silver Screamers
Michael Zavala
The Imaginary Podcast team
I Have Some Notes
WMAS
Brian Rollins
Babbey Podcasting
Jase Herbert
PGP Filmcast
Eric and Valerie and Amber and Courtney
Dave Morris and Steven Orr
AllFunNGamez
Tysto.com
MalmLand Studios
The Podglomerate / Micheaux Mission
Greg Dyro
Jordan & Kilee
Adrian Quihuis
Collider
Random Routes
Shark Liver Oil Podcast
Film Fireside Chat
The Bickersons Family of Podcasts
Marc Hudson and Dustin Taylor
Reel Shame
Steve Litchfield
Tysto.com
Infinite Potato Alliance
The Companion
RERUN/REPLAY
Andy Bowman, Tessa Swehla, Sam Morris
Anthony and Christopher
Punch Nerder
Todd and Scott K
That's Orange, LLC
The Brothers Gillins
John W. Reid
Greg and Nathanael
jeffersonjengaship
Humphrey Camardella Productions
The Incomparable
TYT Network
Jason and Danny
The Cosmic Pizza Podcast
We Made This
The 90's Boys
Daniel Levain, Eric Sweetman, Ian Sweetman
W4B
Steve Donovan
None
Adam Holz, Kristin Smith and Johnathan McKee
Nick Kraftor
Galactic Driftwood
Vince Leo
THE SHOW WHERE YOU ARE
TruStory FM
Zachary Shevich
Wondery
The Spinsters
Entertainment Radio
Focus on the Family
CFRC.ca Podcast Network
None
Chasing Childhood
iHeartRadio-Omaha
guysonfilmpodcast
thecelcast
Guillermo Molero, PJ Morales
Grandpappi
Magnificently Huge Podcast
TruStory FM
What We've Watched
Patrick Phillips
Brian Jones
Michael Denniston and Peter Veunnasack
David Elliott
DreamJerks Podcast
Margo Donohue
Silver Screen Guide
Creatia World
Ed Gross
Namely 90s