Academy Award winner and Emmy-winning actor William Holden — the biggest box office star of the 1950s — is remembered by two-time Emmy-nominated actress Stefanie Powers. Holden's partner for the last decade of his life, Powers remembers their first meeting, his extraordinary demand as an actor, and his quiet dedication to wildlife conservation — work he never sought recognition for. She also shares how she has continued and expanded his legacy through the The William Holden Wildlife Foundation, while celebrating the many talents that made him a true Renaissance man. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/, learn more about The William Holden Wildlife Foundation at https://whwf.org/ and pick up a copy of Stefanie's memoir "One From The Hart".

Baseball Hall of Famer Gary Carter is remembered by his former Montreal Expos teammate Ellis Valentine. Ellis reflects on how Gary earned the nickname "The Kid," what it was like playing alongside him in the outfield before his transition to catcher, and whether he recognized Hall of Fame potential in him early on. He also shares his thoughts on watching Carter win the World Series with the New York Mets, along with personal insights into his personality in the clubhouse and on the road. Ellis discusses why some former teammates may have resented Gary, and much more. Special thanks to Sports Celebrity Marketing for their support of this episode. Visit www.sportscelebs.com and https://rememberingpodcast.com/.

Longtime Milwaukee Brewers play-by-play announcer, former Major League catcher and TV/film actor Bob Uecker is remembered by his "Mr. Belvedere" co-star Ilene Graff. Ilene reflects on their on-screen chemistry, Bob's natural talent as an actor, and his exceptional comedic timing. She also shares personal stories—from visiting him at the ballpark to witnessing how he treated everyone around him with the same warmth and respect. Visit https://www.ilenegraff.com and https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.

Rock historian and author of "KISS '76: Twelve Months That Defined The Hottest Band In The Land" Martin Popoff remembers the extraordinary year KISS had in 1976. During that landmark year, one of the most iconic and decorated bands in rock history reached new heights—releasing two of their bestselling albums, Destroyer and Rock and Roll Over, while captivating audiences across North America and Europe with their unmistakable sound and larger-than-life stage presence. 1976 ultimately cemented KISS's status at the very top of the rock world. Visit https://martinpopoff.com/ and https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.

Hollywood icon Charlie Chaplin is remembered through the reflections of his son, Eugene Chaplin, and Olivia Baliguet of Chaplin's World, the museum dedicated to his life and legacy in Switzerland. Eugene offers an intimate portrait of his father at home, revealing how Chaplin's warmth and optimism shaped both his family life and his films, as well as the lasting impact of his exile from—and eventual return to—the United States. Olivia shares insight into the museum experience, where visitors can truly feel Chaplin's presence, and explores how he is both presented as a cinematic legend and very gifted human being. Visit https://www.chaplinsworld.com/en and https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.

Canadian country and folk legend Stompin' Tom Connors—an Officer of the Order of Canada and one of the greatest storytellers in the nation's musical history—is fondly remembered by his longtime friend and collaborator Duncan Fremlin. Over 25 years, Duncan recorded and toured with Tom, sharing stages and logging countless miles across Canada's highways. In this tribute, he recalls the honor he felt when Tom first invited him to perform, the realities of life on the road, and Tom's complex relationship with fame. He also reflects on how Tom's difficult early years shaped his music, and the deep, unwavering pride in Canada that defined both his songs and his spirit. Duncan's stories bring the man behind the legend to life—from the iconic Black Stetson to the famous "stompin' boards," and many unforgettable moments in between. Visit https://www.whiskeyjackmusic.com/, pick up a copy of Duncan's book "My Good Times With Stompin' Tom" and check out https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.