
From Vanished Chicagoland's Facebook Page, I will record podcast episodes about my memories from businesses and events that happened while growing up in Chicago.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 515 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Episode 515: I will discuss my memories of The 1967 film The St. Valentine's Day Massacre, and I will read a 1965 menu from The Red Balloon Coffee House Restaurant once located In Niles, and Des Plaines, IL.
Episode 514: I will discuss Rizzoli Bookstores and read a 1960's menu from The Driftwood Steakhouse Restaurant in Chicago.
Episode 513: I will discuss Sealtest Ice Cream and read a 1987 menu from The Hard Rock Cafe in Chicago.
Episode 512: I will discuss The 50th Anniversary of the closing of The High-Low Foods Store, and read a menu from Nick's Fishmarket Restaurant in Chicago.
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I miss my hometown every single day, and this podcast gives me a taste of home. Even when Pete is talking about things way before my time, the episodes are still a comfort. I just love this so much!
Love the show. Love the host such a kind, funny man.
He really brings back Chicagoland specific memories. Perfect for aging gen X ers.
I gave this podcast a five star review a year ago and now I wish I could give a sixth star. The show was great and continues to get better. The most recent episode about watching Cubs games reminded me of running home from school in April and May to catch as much of the game as I could. The Danley garage commercials, and the Victory Auto ad with the guy with the huge watchband whose door falls off are like an old blanket. Great show and the host really knows his city.
Grew up in Albany Park and really enjoyed the Svengoolie and Batman episodes. Keep up the good work. Any true Chicago needs to give Pete a listen.
My dad from Burbank Illinois he told he would go to dove chocolate and their was chocolate fountain
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Content centers around nostalgic memories and personal anecdotes related to businesses, restaurants, and cultural events from the host's childhood in Chicago. Episodes often reflect on significant films, old TV shows, and various local dining establishments that have vanished over time, allowing listeners to engage with historical moments from the past. The charm of the show lies in its heartfelt storytelling and the genuine connection the host has with the subjects discussed, making it particularly appealing to those who resonate with Chicago's rich cultural history and shared memories.
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