Vintage Pop! Needs your help!

Now moving full steam ahead into the second month of the podcast, it is now more important than ever, to try and grow the audience. To the current audience, I want to give a great thanks to. It is because of you, that I have the motivation to continue the show every week. With that being said, I would like to ask for your help, to continue the growth of the show. If you have not already, please take a few moments to leave us a review on wherever you get our show. The biggest help of all, would be to leave an iTunes rating and review. With enough ratings, iTunes will plug the show, and throw it into a wider audience. Below is the link you can use to access the iTunes page.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/vintage-pop/id1348212926


In addition, the word of mouth that has spread on the show also assists. Continue to do so, on Twitter and Facebook. Every little bit helps.

Again, thanks for all your support and I look forward to talking to you all again, on next week's program.

-Greg

Stores from Yesterday

Do you have nostalgia for shopping malls, and stores that you used to go to growing up? This may apply to anyone, no matter what generation you grew up in. For me and my friends, the topic of 90's malls, stores, and other products are constantly talked about and remembered fondly. Since a show was just released, (last night/today) I wanted to share this link with you before I forgot. The following link is a post from NintendoAge that I came across. It shows stores that are no longer in business.

http://nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=5&threadid=108517

This has quickly become a hot topic, since the recent Toys R Us announcement. Toys R Us plans to close all of its US locations letting go thousands of employees. This is quite upsetting as it is, but it has definitely brought conversations about the nostalgia that we have for retail at the forefront. Take a few moments to check out some of these pictures on the above link. You may have some fond memories of some of the ones you see.

As a side note, there may be plans to institute some talks about 90's nostalgia into future side shows a few times a month. Stay tuned!

-Greg

Vintage Pop! Episode 6: 1941 and The Perks of Owning a Betamax Player

Welcome to Episode 6 of Vintage Pop! In the interest of time, since I had another test this week, I had to throw something together quickly. So this week we talk about a film that has long been on my watch list, Steven Spielberg's 1941. We follow up with a chat about Betamax, and the perks of owning one. As always we end the show with a personal update, and some local events.

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We are now on Stitcher!: Stitcher Link
Twitter: @VintagePopCast
Listener Email: Vintagepopcast@gmail.com
Blog Page: Click Here!

1941 Amazon Rental: Amazon Link
Betamax Facebook Group: Click Here!
videoholicUltimate YouTube Channel: Click Here!
Betamax 40th Anniversary Video: Click Here

Pinfest 2018: Info Here
Secret Cinema: www.thesecretcinema.com

American Film Now: Amazon Link
Adventures in The Screen Trade: Amazon Link



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Vintage Pop! Episode 5: Drive-In Movie Memories and The Great Movie Ride

Wow! Today marks the beginning of the second month of Vintage Pop! For our 5th episode, we take a look at a documentary that was recommended to us, by a friend of the show. The documentary is Drive-In Movie Memories (2001). Join into the conversation, as we discuss this great look at an all but forgotten era. On the other end of the show, we talk about the closing of Walt Disney World's, The Great Movie Ride. Sit back, listen, and reminisce about this wonderful lost gem. As always, the show is wrapped up with a personal update as well as some upcoming events.

Please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get our podcast!

We are now on Stitcher!: Stitcher Link
Twitter: @VintagePopCast
Listener Email: Vintagepopcast@gmail.com
Blog Page: Click Here!

Drive-In Movie Memories: Amazon Prime Link
Drive-In YouTube Link: Click Here!
The American Drive-In Movie Theater Book: Amazon Link
Drive-In Movie Memories Book: Amazon Link
Bowling Alone Book: Amazon Link

Defunctland Channel: Click Here!
MartinsVidsDotNet(Disney Videos): Click Here
The Great Movie Ride 1989 Video: Click Here

Hitchcock Book: Amazon Link
The March of Time Book: Amazon Link


Upcoming Events

Tuesday 3/21 The Secret Cinema Double Feature
Woodmere Art Museum 7:30PM - www.thesecretcinema.com



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Vintage Pop! Episode 4: Pioneers In Television Ernie Kovacs/Joe Franklin

Wow! I can't believe this episode will mark one full month of Vintage Pop! It is amazing how much time can fly by, once you get the ball rolling with something. It seems that we have a small but loyal listener group so far, which is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to continued growth and sharing my stories with you. Spread the word, and together we can build a great platform to talk about some amazing topics. Big thanks for the continued support from family and friends.

This week, we will be talking about two pioneers of television in their own rights. We lead off first, with Ernie Kovacs, a pioneer of comedic television. We will discuss his career as well as The Ernie Kovacs Collection, that has been released by Shout Factory. On the other end of the show, we will discuss a pioneer of the talk show format, Joe Franklin. We will discuss Joe's career as well as his impact on the New York television scene, where he spent over 35 years of his career. As always, we will end the program with some upcoming events.

Please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get our podcast!

We are now on Stitcher!: Stitcher Link
Twitter: @VintagePopCast
Listener Email: Vintagepopcast@gmail.com
Blog Page: Click Here!


The Ernie Kovacs Collection: Purchase on Amazon!
Chevy Chase Ernie Kovacs Mention (from intro): Click Here!
Joe Franklin Archive: Click Here!
Joe Spinell interview on Joe Franklin Show: Click Here!

Upcoming Events
Secret Cinema @ The Rotunda 3/8: www.thesecretcinema.com



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