Iconic TV Shows That Shaped Us

The Golden Age of Gameshows

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2568326/fan_mail/new] Stacy and Carol chat about mid-summer heat, heavy storms and flash flooding, After sharing calm Fourth of July plans and a storm-disrupted cookout, they launch into a nostalgia-focused episode on classic game shows, recalling how game shows dominated daytime TV. They invite listeners to share their favorite shows and sign off with their tagline. https://startalistwithcarolandstacy.buzzsprout.com

Catching Up and Carol's Airport Chaos

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2568326/fan_mail/new] After a week off Carol and Stacy are back. Catching up on everything that happened over the last week. Tune in for some more funny tales and ridiculousness. https://startalistwithcarolandstacy.buzzsprout.com

Iconic TV Shows That Shaped Us

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2568326/fan_mail/new] Carol and Stacy chat about summer plans, family time, and a recent trip to Knoxville for a ball, then introduce their topic: favorite TV shows they watched as kids, especially in summer, when there were only a few channels and no ability to record. They invite listeners to share favorite TV memories. https://startalistwithcarolandstacy.buzzsprout.com

Sweet Summertime

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2568326/fan_mail/new] On this week's episode, Carol and Stacy start a list about summertime fun and memories. From water sprinklers to theme parks and VBS they bring all the nostalgia back to play filled summers that were carefree and of course filled with snacks!  https://startalistwithcarolandstacy.buzzsprout.com

You Can't Top That!

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2568326/fan_mail/new] Carol and Stacy welcome listeners to “Start a List,” thank fan Lori Sharp, and discuss feeling discombobulated, exercising, and everyday aches. Their topic, “You Can’t Top That,” explores how celebrations and public behavior have become over the top, sparked by Carol’s lunch with her dad where an extremely animated waitress curtsied, made a hand-heart gesture, and said “okie dokie pokie,” and Stacy’s experience at a loud high school graduation featuring huge banners, screaming, and air horns despite rules. They compare simpler childhood parties to today’s elaborate birthday parties, school invitations drama, gender reveals, kindergarten “graduations,” expensive weddings, and even an extravagant “celebration of life” with a float and spinning casket. They also mention designer “poop purse” bags, share ideas for simpler parties, and ask listeners to share the podcast with 2–5 friends to grow subscribers. https://startalistwithcarolandstacy.buzzsprout.com