Film historian, Retrontario founder, and author of "ImagiNation: The Golden Age of Toronto Kids' TV", Ed Conroy takes us on a nostalgic journey through the television shows that shaped generations of Canadian children. From "Polka Dot Door" and "Mr. Dressup" to "The Friendly Giant" and more, Ed remembers the programs that became cherished parts of growing up in Canada. He explores the arrival of children's television in 1952, the visionary creators behind these beloved series, and the lasting cultural impact of kids' TV in Canada. Ed also shares why preserving and celebrating these shows matters—not just as entertainment, but as an important part of our shared history. Visit rememberingpodcast.com and retrontario.com.

Former "The Price Is Right" announcer Rich Fields fondly remembers Bob Barker and the profound impact Bob had on both his life and career. Rich shares the story of how Bob was instrumental in helping him land his announcing role on the show, along with reflections on Bob's extraordinary knowledge of every detail behind the scenes and his truly one-of-a-kind presence as a host. He also recalls the single piece of advice Bob gave him that forever changed the way he watched, learned from, and appreciated Bob at work. Visit rememberingpodcast.com and richfields.tv, and pick up a copy of Rich's book, "Trust Your Inner GPS: How Trusting My Intuition Manifested My Way to Becoming Bob Barker's Announcer on The Price Is Right".

The smell of popcorn, carpeting and plastic! "Remembering" Blockbuster Video with Sandi Harding, who runs the very last Blockbuster store in Bend, Oregon. What it's like to walk into her store, experience the thrill on the faces of first-time visitors, hear how this unlikely holdout has remained the last one standing and more. Visit rememberingpodcast.com.