Revisit 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?
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The director and cast of the TV series Waack Girls (Amazon Prime) explain why saving stuff is so common in India, and around the world
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Treasures saved from past jobs spark memories of a scientist, a porn star, The Pet Shop Boys, The Partridge Family, and long-lost websites
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Nic Cage delivers another explosive performance in the new movie "The Surfer." But the actor I interviewed was somebody else.
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Hear my never-shared 1995 talk with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant about their music, books, diets, girlfriends, hair loss, Led Zeppelin myths, and their Unledded reunion
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The Keith Haring Interview episode was awesome!! Hearing an interview 40 years later with such great information in his own words was great! As a fan this was a great listen! Thanks for Sharing!!
Well this 67 year old 5th grader from Spofford Pond School in Boxford (it’s Sidney Mannheim) is very impressed by all of the very talented 67 year old 5th graders from the Proctor School in neighboring Topsfield MA. Barbara G sent a text message out to high school classmates. It was pure pleasure to listen to you all.
Absolutely amazing!!
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.
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!
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Exploring the intersections of pop culture, nostalgia, and personal history, this podcast offers listeners a rich tapestry of saved memories and treasures, such as celebrity interviews and memorabilia. Host Michael Small, a former reporter, teams up with co-host Sally Libby to navigate the sentimental value of these items and stories, often engaging guests from diverse backgrounds. Each episode highlights unique anecdotes and insights into iconic historical figures and cultural moments, prompting reflections on what we save and why, making it ideal for anyone interested in the stories behind cherished artifacts or the value of nostalgia.
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