
The Pop Culture Preservation Society is a podcast dedicated to preserving and elevating the unsung pop culture nuggets of the classic Gen X childhood. Were you there when Marcia broke her nose? Tiger Beat delivered the news? And John Travolta was stuck in that plastic bubble? Then this is the podcast for you!
Join enthusiastic fangirls Carolyn, Kristin and Michelle — die-hard members of the Big Wh... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 260 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Today we’re talking about the iconic Chicago Art Museum scene in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and how the choice of the song — an instrumental version of The Smith’s Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want — is perhaps what made it so impactful. Fa... more
Today’s episode is an encore of episode 220, “The PCPS Sings Along with Free to Be…You and Me (and Marlo)." We’re re-releasing this special episode at a moment when its message feels more necessary than ever.
In the wake of recent events in Minneapo... more
Join us as we chat about the 1979 movie, The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (starring Jane Seymour) and how “America’s Sweethearts” grabbed hold of (two of) us long before their reality show and Netflix series. Which one of us was infatuated with them? ... more
Your pop preservationists turn into cultural analysts as they discuss new findings about how young people listen to music today -- and what that could mean for their future nostalgia. You all know how much we treasure our music memories (and we know ... more
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Hello, I found your podcast strictly by chance looking for the jingle from Coca-Cola. I’d like to buy the world of Coke. I was hooked, and I was laughing at all of your jingles suggestions, singing, antics. I really enjoyed it. You can now consider me a new fan thanks and I look forward to many many more podcasts in the future.
A wonderful podcast that I have shared many times with friends from my grade school days - with the added benefit of starting a conversation of shared memories. So very relatable and brings forward long lost memories and feelings. Highly entertaining, I find myself smiling and laughing out loud as I listen - and quite often singing along too. Follow their instagram page as well to enjoy a visual reminder of days gone by - you will find yourself saying - I had that! I remember that! - and bask... more
Dear Pop Culture Preservationist Society. I just wanted to say how much I LOVE your podcast! Every episode brings back such fond memories. I can’t even begin to list them all. I get hooskerdood so often. You make me remember things I totally forgot about. Like a giant pencil with a spinning globe on top. Every long lost childhood treasure has me going on a mission to find a replacement on eBay. I love your podcast so much that I signed up to be a Patreon member. I love how Carolyn, Kristin and... more
Life is stressful right now, and I really appreciate what these ladies bring to me every week: an opportunity to think back on the shows, music, and toys of my childhood. My sister and I are both loyal listeners and almost every episode spawns a conversation between us, remembering our own special stories.
It’s amazing to relive things from my childhood that I sometimes think no one else remembers!
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A lively exploration of nostalgic pop culture is at the heart of the series, engaging listeners with discussions centered on the defining moments, media, and products of the Generation X childhood. The hosts—enthusiastic fans—revisit everything from movies, music, and classic toys that shaped their upbringing, fostering a sense of connection and reminiscence among listeners. The format often includes personal anecdotes, guest interviews, and lighthearted insights that deepen the nostalgic experience, offering a comforting escape into the past while celebrating the joy these memories can evoke in the present.
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Recent guests on Pop Culture Preservation Society include:
1. Mel Harris
2. Susan Silver
3. Amy Lively
4. Alison Arngrim
5. Wesley Eure
6. Erica Wides
7. Ann Moses
8. Liz Lange
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