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Fun for All Ages with Frank Santopadre

Fun for All Ages
The Love Boat
Pop Culture
Atomic Age Cinema
Batman
Nostalgia
Game Shows
80s
60s
Amazing Colossal
70s
Gilbert Gottfried
Breakfast Cereals
Hollywood Icons
William Castle
King Tut
The Riddler
Catwoman
SCTV
TV Funhouse
Saturday Night Live

A podcast celebrating the golden age of pop culture. For the kids who counted down every song on American Top 40, clipped a Monkees record from a box of Alpha-Bits or begged their parents for a Han Solo action figure or Six Million Dollar Man lunchbox. Join Emmy-winning writer Frank Santopadre and a panel of equally obsessed celebs, superfans, cultural experts and industry insiders as they gush an... more

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In the conclusion of a two-part installment, author Thom Shubilla ("James Bond and the Sixties Spy Craze") and Adult Swim producer Ned Hastings ("Archer," "Aqua Teen Hunger Force") join Frank to break down some forgotten feature-length Bond knockoffs... more

Frank is joined by author Thom Shubilla ("James Bond and the Sixties Spy Craze") and Adult Swim producer-editor Ned Hastings ("Aqua Teen Hunger Force," "Archer") for a funny and fascinating look back at the spy (and "Eurospy") craze of the 1960s and ... more

In the conclusion of a two-part episode, actress Illeana Douglas, filmmaker Danny Gold ("Blake Edwards: A Love Story in 24 Frames") and screenwriter Larry Karaszewskl join Frank for a few final thoughts on the career (and complexities) of Peter Selle... more

In part one of a two-part episode, Frank celebrates the 100th birth year of the legendary Peter Sellers (b. 1925), accompanied by a distinguished panel of Sellers scholars, including actress Illeana Douglas, filmmaker Danny Gold ("Blake Edwards: A Lo... more

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Recent Guests

Ned Hastings
Writer, producer and editor with over 35 years of experience in media.
Turner Home Video, Cartoon Network
Episode: Helm, Flint, Solo and Smart: Spies, Spoofs and Secret Agents of the 1960s w/ Ned Hastings and Thom Shubilla
Thom Shubilla
Producer, occasional film professor, and author of several books on popular culture.
Episode: Helm, Flint, Solo and Smart: Spies, Spoofs and Secret Agents of the 1960s w/ Ned Hastings and Thom Shubilla
Illeana Douglas
Actress and author
Episode: Clouseau, Chance and Dr. Strangelove: The Many Faces of Peter Sellers (Part Two) w/ Illeana Douglas, Danny Gold and Larry Karaszewski
Larry Karaszewski
Screenwriter and producer
Episode: Clouseau, Chance and Dr. Strangelove: The Many Faces of Peter Sellers (Part Two) w/ Illeana Douglas, Danny Gold and Larry Karaszewski
Danny Gold
Filmmaker known for documentaries
Episode: Clouseau, Chance and Dr. Strangelove: The Many Faces of Peter Sellers (Part Two) w/ Illeana Douglas, Danny Gold and Larry Karaszewski
Rupert Holmes
Musician, songwriter, and screenwriter known for his Broadway productions and hit songs.
Episode: "You'll Have to Stay the Night": Hollywood's Greatest Haunted House Comedies w/ Rupert Holmes and Dino Proserpio
Dino Proserpio
Writer, editor, film preservationist, co-host of the podcast I Eat Movies.
Episode: "You'll Have to Stay the Night": Hollywood's Greatest Haunted House Comedies w/ Rupert Holmes and Dino Proserpio
Mark Malkoff
Comedian, podcaster, and filmmaker known for living in an Ikea store and for his unique podcasting ventures.
Inside Late Night, Late Nighter
Episode: Heeeere's Johnny! Celebrating Johnny Carson's 100th Birthday w/ Mark Malkoff, Dan Pasternack and Mike Reiss
Dan Pasternack
Writer and producer with a history in film, TV, and comedy.
Late Nighter
Episode: Heeeere's Johnny! Celebrating Johnny Carson's 100th Birthday w/ Mark Malkoff, Dan Pasternack and Mike Reiss

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Frank Santopadre
Emmy-winning writer and passionate pop culture aficionado, known for engaging discussions and his deep knowledge of entertainment history.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 469 ratings
  • The legacy continues!

    The late, great Gilbert Gottfried is irreplaceable, of course. But this new show is as close as you can get. The glorious return of Mario Cantone for the holiday special is a true Christmas miracle. You liked that show, you’ll like this show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DxFerris
    United Statesa month ago
  • We need a little Christmas

    You guys hit it out of the park!

    Funny, funny, funny !

    Thanks for the laughs, and keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Geoplanter
    United States2 months ago
  • Love this podcast

    I was so happy that Frank created this podcast. It fills a missing spot after Gilbert’s passing.

    Frank is so fun and nice and has a memory/brain like no other!

    I look forward to the Christmas episode every year. Classics!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    trudiischu
    United States2 months ago
  • Better than a parrot that speaks 10 languages.

    Frank Santopadre is hands down one of the best podcast co-hosts of all time (and an amazing writer)! As a host he’s sincerely just as good, despite the fact he’s a Guinea (Gil’s words,not mine), this ranks as one of my all time favorite podcasts and is absolutely worth downloading. Thanks Frank & never stop!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bam90304
    United States2 months ago
  • Brilliant

    Continuing the old days of showbiz with great guests. Yes we all miss the genius that was Gilbert but I am sure he would appreciate this show as much as listeners of the old show. Thank you to all contributors to this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Platey01
    Australia2 months ago

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Some listeners mention a preference for more structured conversations and express concerns over excessive advertising.
The podcast successfully connects past and present media, making it enjoyable for both nostalgic adults and curious younger listeners.
Overall, the positive feedback heavily outweighs the negative, with many eager for more episodes and fond of the unique guests featured.
Listeners love the nostalgia and humor brought back by discussing beloved pop culture, as many appreciate Frank Santopadre's engaging style and in-depth conversations.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fun for All Ages

What is Fun for All Ages about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This engaging podcast is a vibrant celebration of pop culture, focusing on the nostalgic elements that have shaped the lives of audiences from the 1960s through the 80s and beyond. It features in-depth discussions that include beloved television shows, movies, iconic toys, and significant cultural trends, brought to life by a panel of enthusiastic guests who share personal stories and insights. Listeners can expect a mix of humor, historical context, and heartfelt reminiscence as celebrated personalities and cultural aficionados passionately explore the media that defined their childhoods.

What sets this podcast apart is its dedication to honoring the golden age of entertainment while simultaneously connecting it to contemporary culture. G... more

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1. Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast
2. The Dana Gould Hour
3. The Movies That Made Me
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5. Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade

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Recent guests on Fun for All Ages include:

1. Ned Hastings
2. Thom Shubilla
3. Illeana Douglas
4. Larry Karaszewski
5. Danny Gold
6. Rupert Holmes
7. Dino Proserpio
8. Mark Malkoff

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