Episodes

Assistant director, production manager and author Carla McCloskey remembers working with two-time Oscar winner Bette Davis on the TV miniseries "The Dark Secret of Harvest Home".

Award-winning magician, inventor, producer, director, and writer Connie Boyd remembers the history of women in magic.

Singer-songwriter and producer Terry Bush remembers his father, the renowned Canadian abstract painter and Painters Eleven co-founder, Jack Bush.

Singers and songwriters Matthew and Gunnar Nelson remember the extraordinary life of their father—pop icon, country-rock pioneer, and actor Ricky Nelson.

Renowned film critic Richard Roeper remembers his iconic colleagues, legendary TV co-hosts, and rival Chicago newspaper journalists, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert.

The voice of the Chicago Bulls and Chicagoland Sports Hall of Famer, Chuck Swirsky, remembers his mentor, Joe Tait — the legendary voice of the Cleveland Cavaliers and an Ohio broadcasting icon.

Broadcasters David Alter and Rob Wong remember their friend and colleague, the accomplished and talented anchor and reporter Geoff Rohoman.

Author Joseph Natalicchio remembers some of the wildest and most unforgettable publicity stunts in baseball history, as chronicled in his book, "Baseball's Most Outrageous Promotions: From Wedlock and Headlock Day to Disco Demolition Night".

Bret Gallagher remembers the life and legacy of his brother, broadcaster Dan Gallagher.

Emmy-nominated writer Shelley Herman, Game Show Network launch producer Bob Boden, and game show author Adam Nedeff remember Classic Game Shows!

Emmy Award-winning writer Ken Levine remembers the enduring legacy of the hit sitcom Frasier.

Actor Dwier Brown remembers the beloved sports fantasy classic "Field of Dreams".

Sixty years after they first met, Grammy winner Judy Collins remembers her enduring friendship with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Leonard Cohen.

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.

Former MLB reliever Roger McDowell and his memoir co-author Doug Feldmann remember Roger's 1986 World Series Champion New York Mets.

Baseball Hall of Famer Gary Carter is remembered by his former Montreal Expos teammate Ellis Valentine.

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.

William Elliott Hazelgrove, author of Capone’s Vault: The Real Story of the Biggest Disaster in Television History, remembers The Mystery of Al Capone’s Vaults—the wildly hyped 1986 television special hosted by Geraldo Rivera.

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.

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.

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.

Jennifer Jones made history as the first African American Radio City Music Hall Rockette—and in this episode she remembers her remarkable journey with the world-renowned dance troupe, The Rockettes.

Journalist, author, and fashion icon Jeanne Beker—an Officer of the Order of Canada with a star on Canada’s Walk of Fame—looks back on her groundbreaking TV series Fashion Television.

Canadian Bulldog of merchandiseandmemories.com steps back into the golden era of professional wrestling to relive the magic of Saturday Night’s Main Event!