Just My Show
Summary: Where else can you find the dad from "Silver Spoons," the San Diego Chicken and the creator of "MadLibs"...all in one place? Welcome to Just My Show, the retro pop culture podcast. Our job is to bring you back to all those things you forgot you loved growing up. Through our regular episodes, bonus podcasts and special features, Just My Show brings you interviews with some of your all time favorite people from classic TV, movies, sports and a whole lot more. (We love jogging your memory by throwing in some more obscure stuff too!)
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20 years after the final airing of "The Great Space Coaster," Just My Show is taking you on one more spin through the galaxy. Together in one conversation: Emily Bindiger (Fran), Chris Gifford (Danny), Kenny Myles (Speed Reader) & Kevin Clash (Goriddle Gorilla) With a special appearance by Gary Gnu (and puppeteer Jim Martin)
It's time once again for the Nathan's Famous July Fourth International Hot Dog Eating Contest! Just My Show is here to preview all the action with George Shea, chairman and co-founder of the International Federation of Competetive Eating, which governs the competition.
Matthew Laurance talks about playing Dr. Mel Silver on "Beverly Hills 90210" and relives those "Wild Summer Nights" when "Eddie And The Cruisers" ruled the Jersey Shore. Then, wrestling legend Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake drops by to talk about the old days in the WWF.
To celebrate the release of "Life Goes On" on DVD, "Just My Show" caught up with Corky himself, Chris Burke. Plus, A look back at "Silver Spoons" with Joel Higgins (Edward Stratton III).
Somehow, your friendly host found himself on ABC's "Primetime" as part of a hidden camera taxi experiment on racism. Now that I've been on his show, "Primetime" co-anchor John Quinones returns the favor by dropping in to discuss my crazy cab ride, his career, and even a little pop culture.
Before he was a big time TV director, he was Salami on "The White Shadow." We go back to Carver High with Timothy Van Patten. Plus, he was the first man to face Mike Tyson after his long awaited return to boxing...we check in with Hurricane Peter McNeeley.
Two big guests from pop culture TV! First, America's favorite principal, Dennis Haskins, on his years on "Saved By The Bell." Then...Terence Winter, writer/executive producer of "The Sopranos" stops by to talk about the show and the start of its big final season.
March Madness has arrived! To get in the mood for The Big Dance, Just My Show spent some time with David Barrett, the writer and original voice of "One Shining Moment." Hear what David had to say about sports, this year's tournament and his most famous song as we lead up to it's 20th playing on CBS.
We're back for our big second show! Guests: Kenny Kramer (The Real Kramer), Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies), John Wilson (Razzie Awards Founder) and Tyson Mao (Rubik's Cube competitor/"Beauty & The Geek")
On February 3, 1959, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper died in a plane crash on what has become know as The Day The Music Died. Forty-seven years later, Peggy Sue Gerron (Yes, THAT Peggy Sue), looks back on Buddy Holly and her famous song.
It's the very first episode of "Just My Show"! Guests: Harry Anderson ("Night Court"), Michael Essany ("The Michael Essany Show", and day one of Red Klotz Watch.
