I Couldn’t Throw It Out
Michael SmallRevisit pop culture history as former People Magazine reporter Michael Small and guests share the treasures they've saved for decades, including never-heard celebrity interviews, rare memorabilia, and maybe a little junk. Co-host Sally Libby helps decide if they should keep or toss their stuff. Will it be an epic case of Swedish Death Cleaning? Or an epic fail?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsMusicMusic InterviewsTV & Film | |||
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Some of us just can't toss our furry friends from childhood. And we're not talking about a cute new collection of plushies. We're talking about stuffed animals with some history, saved for decades till fur and eyes are missing. Why do we save them? ... more
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Welcome to the invasion of the most entertaining people in Sweden -- who want all of us earthlings to start thinking about... death. Yup, it sounds kooky. But, in this episode, we have a blast absorbing the wit and wisdom of three experts on Swedis... more
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Absolutely amazing!!
Apple Podcasts5esm241
United States7 months ago - Claude Devonshire
Thankfully, Michael has not thrown out his tapes and notepads filled with anecdotes and tales about Joni Mitchell, Bill Murray, Dustin Hoffman, and so many more. It’s often a revealing snapshot of top entertainers from a few decades ago. Other episodes focus on stories from his personal life, which are often surprising and incredible. It’s a rich stew for the ears. I highly recommend you tune in.
Apple Podcasts5Mrs. GahalahachabusUnited States7 months ago After a catchy title theme song, Michael Small unboxes one by one his interview recordings and various documents he kept as a reporter/author from decades ago. His podcast partner Sally Libby tries to convince him to throw it all out, but as they are sharing (is caring), one person's "junk" is another person's treasure in this awesome podcast series! more
Podchaser5a year agoEazySteve- Treasure!
After a catchy title theme song, Michael Small unboxes one by one his interview recordings and various documents he kept as a reporter/author from decades ago. His podcast partner Sally Libby tries to convince him to throw it all out, but as they are sharing (is caring), one person's "junk" is another person's treasure in this awesome podcast series! P.S. Don't throw it out!
Apple Podcasts5EazySteveUnited Statesa year ago - A Treasure House of Material
The ingenious concept for this podcast (basically anything that packrat Michael Small has stored for decades might provide the occasion for an episode) allows for a crazy range of fascinating material, from taped conversations with musicians and actors, to Small's own work, family, and life history. Cohosts Michael and Sally (and Small's wife, Cindy) have the easy rapport that comes from a lifelong friendship, and their banter is full of fun. Every episode has made me laugh out loud, but the sho... more
Apple Podcasts5NW BeekeeperUnited Statesa year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #49 | United States/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #190 |  Canada/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #136 |  Germany/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #153 |  Australia/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #238 |  France/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #55 |  Japan/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
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