
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 | 270 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

In 1972, a single song shifted the cultural landscape forever. This week, we’re diving into the life and career of Helen Reddy, the "Queen of 70s Pop" who became the reluctant — yet resolute — voice of the second-wave feminist movement and gave us al... more
Quick: make a list of your movie theater memories. Family outings, fun with friends, first dates and iconic movies that went on to make history are all part of our Gen X history. Could you make a similar list for movies you've streamed at home? Hmmmm... more
Kick off your Sunday shoes and dive deep with us into the soundtrack that made all us GenXers cut loose, (want to) dance in the sheets, and give the boy a hand. The iconic Footloose soundtrack is jammed packed with hit after hit, and every single one... more
In today’s episode we’ll be saving all the residents of Walnut Grove by testing our knowledge of all things Prairie. Because that show was on for nine years – that’s the entirety of our childhoods. We grew up with those people. And we all wanted Pa t... more
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…what does it mean to be “hooskerdoo’ed”?? I’ve listened to this podcast a few times before but I must have missed this definition, and I can’t figure out the meaning by context! Anyway, it’s all lots of fun and very relatable.
This podcast is like hanging out with good friends reminiscing.
I am technically not Gen X (a few months too old) but Gen Jones (on the cusp of Boomers and X) but I am less than a year older than Caroline and share many of the same memories.
But more important than shared memories is the shared sense of fun and love of pop culture. I didn’t just listen to Free to Be You and Me, I sang the songs and put on skits with my friends. I was a latch key kid and watched way too much tv and peo... more
I’ve been listening to these ladies on this podcast for over four years now and they never fail to make me laugh or cry, or a lot of the times BOTH (this week’s episode about Gen X smells had me in stitches 😂😂😂). It doesn’t matter if you’re not Gen X - I’m about 10 years younger than Carolyn, Kristin, and Michelle and it still feels so relatable, and you also will learn something new in the process. Love my hometown PCPS ❤️❤️.
I look forward to spending time with them every week! Their curiosity and thoughtful approach to Gen X pop culture elevates their endeavor from simple nostalgia to a practice that is both science and art
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.
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Focusing on the nostalgic elements of Gen X culture, a group of enthusiastic hosts explore the lesser-known yet impactful aspects of pop culture that shaped their childhoods. Through lively discussions, they revisit cherished memories associated with toys, television shows, music, and significant events from their youth, effectively capturing the essence of being a part of the Big Wheel Generation. The podcast uniquely blends humor and sentimentality, using personal anecdotes and listener contributions to create a community-driven experience that resonates deeply with their audience. The blend of relatable storytelling and shared cultural references helps listeners connect with their own childhood memories, making the nostalgia an enriching... more
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Recent guests on Pop Culture Preservation Society include:
1. Shaun Cassidy
2. Mel Harris
3. Susan Silver
4. Amy Lively
5. Alison Arngrim
6. Wesley Eure
7. Erica Wides
8. Ann Moses
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