The Baby Boomer Radio, TV, Movies, Magazines, Music, Comics, Fads, Toys, Fun, and More Show!
Smitty, Mike, and The Galaxy GangRadio, TV and movie buffs talk about the Golden Age of Commercial Communication, including segments technology, radio/TV personalities, pre-Internet and Cable news, American pop history, collectibles and collecting, and much more. Each episode presents American Pop Culture, trends, products, notables and celebrities that, to this day, signifiy the rite of passage for those born between 1945 and 19... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 274 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Where will our stuff go when we go? That's a question many of us who have collections or items we care about have asked ourselves at one time or another. What will happen to our items once we pass away? On this episode of Galaxy Moonbeam Night Site, ... more
It's Christmastime here at Galaxy Nostalgia Network! On this program, we remember our friend Ian Rose (pictured), who passed away in 2014. As one of the original Galaxy Guys, Ian joined us at the start of our radio shows and podcasts almost 14 years ... more
Retirement...It's a topic we have all thought of at one time or another. Whether you are retired or are getting close to retirement, or even if retirement is far off, have you thought about what you will do once your obligation to go to work each day... more
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- Born 1987
Definitely not a boomer but I’m fascinated by the “Olden days”. The hosts voices are so chill and happy. I could listen to them talk about anything for hours.
Apple Podcasts5Jfhbcfjvdv
United Statesa year ago - Nostalgic Memories
I was born in ‘48 and find this podcast a direct line to the past. The subjects are presented entertainingly and in depth. Thanks guys and please keep dropping future episodes.
Apple Podcasts5StillTicking>>>United Statesa year ago - So good! But have women guests!
I really enjoy this podcast. As a female baby boomer, I just wish they would have a female guest every now and then to reminisce on things that may not be on these fellas’ radar. Still, this is a fabulous podcast and greatly appreciated by many of our generation.
Apple Podcasts5Alexandra.S.United States4 years ago - Amazing Podcast!
I may be born in the 2000s, but I still love listening to this podcast! Recommending to all my friends!
Apple Podcasts5Hoppermoo4United States4 years ago - Trip down memory lane
Being a few years younger than the hosts, and female, not everything is familiar to me , but I like hearing about the old tv shows, commercials, toys, foods, holidays, etc. more
Apple Podcasts5jkl5876United States4 years ago
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