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"Meet the Meeks" was an 11 am, Saturday Morning, OTR Sitcom, originating from WMAQ Radio, Chicago (NBC 1947-1949). Meet the Meeks was a follow up sitcom for the 1940-1942 program "Meet Mr. Meek."The show starred Forrest Lewis, who played poor old browbeaten Mortimer Meek. Who along with wife Agatha, daughter Peggy, and Uncle Louie made America laugh every Saturday Morning. This great old time radio show wasn't targeted to a younger audience, but this time slot insured that all families could listen together, and enjoy the antics. Meet The Meeks is actually a continuation or spinoff of an ...

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A podcast that proves no matter how far you go, you’ll always keep a little piece of home with you. Each week, Bill Meeks talks to his guests about their hometown and how it shaped them.

This is a show where two best friends talk about everything that is Geeky and Nerdy. We dive into Comics, Video games, Cartoons, Movies, conventions and so much more! We will have fun segments where we try new and crazy things as well as where we will bring you to the conventions we go to. Stay tuned and buckle up, we're on an adventure to find the Geek within!

Weird TV shines a light into forgotten corners of television history to examine obscure media through a modern lens. Each week Bill Meeks reviews obscure television shows, made-for-tv movies, and primetime specials. He'll watch just about anything, as long as it's weird.

David and Barney catch up and attempt to offer their advice on your everyday problems. Got a problem? 99probspodcast@gmail.com or @99probspodcast

Join us in our casual lifelong friend conversations where we try to touch on thought provoking concepts, pitch fun ideas, and some lighter topics of debating silly arguments or our hardly habits session. Overall we want to inspire our audience to think of big ideas and instigate societal thoughts without plunging too far in depth and also to remember to take in the small things as a reminder to enjoy the little aspects of life that bring a small chuckle to their day.

The team behind the sketch dramedy podcast The Fakist is upping their game with a fresh, quick format designed to capture the short attention spans of millennials and baby boomers alike. Want to stay informed? Find a different show from providers like NPR or ABC News or something. This is The Fakist, and we're covering the fake news for real.