Comments on: Chuck Schaden’s MEMORY LANE Podcast – July, 2016

By: JANE MACKENZIE

JANE MACKENZIE — Mon, 03 Oct 2016 04:07:09 +0000

Chuck, it was so good to hear you yesterday on TWTD. Although I sort of knew about your podcasts, being an old fogey I wasn’t sure what was involved so I never got around to checking it out. But when you described all the goodies you had packed into those things, I knew it was my kind of entertainment. Just finished listening to #1 and you certainly didn’t disappoint! In a world that seems to have turned upside-down, I appreciate your efforts to turn it right-side-up again.

By: Michael Perry

Michael Perry — Sat, 09 Jul 2016 18:10:10 +0000

Chuck, It’s so good to hear your voice again. I enjoyed very much the first Memory Lane podcast and I’m looking forward to listening to each monthly episode that you post.

By: Bill Ritchie

Bill Ritchie — Fri, 08 Jul 2016 15:33:03 +0000

Hi Chuck

Good to hear you again. Enjoy your website. Still listen to you and Ken with yesterdays papers. My wife (Pat) dated Perry Como in his early years before he became famous.

Bill

By: Lindsay Cleveland

Lindsay Cleveland — Fri, 01 Jul 2016 06:47:23 +0000

Chuck; such a great idea to have monthly Memory Lane podcasts! Loved to hear Perry Como’s Whoop-de-doo Polka! I well remember it on the jukebox at the local malt shop, plus on “Your Hit Parade”.

Thanks so much for opening your huge “memory scrapbook” and sharing it with the podcast world. I look forward to each month’s edition.

Lindsay

By: Bob Kolososki

Bob Kolososki — Thu, 30 Jun 2016 21:53:45 +0000

Chuck, wow great to hear you back on the air waves or internet waves. You make a great disc jockey and it was a wonderful blend of music and historic information. Glad you could include a great old movie – Yankee Doodle Dandy is one of my all time favorites. Looking forward to August podcast. If you ever consider bringing a guest put me on the list. Keep up the good work and I won’t touch that dial.

Bob

By: Deb Piening

Deb Piening — Thu, 30 Jun 2016 18:25:02 +0000

Nice job, Chuck! It’s great to hear your voice again. Yes, this podcast makes me think of WXFM also, and I’m really looking forward to future episodes. We miss you!

Deb

By: mark brisenden

mark brisenden — Thu, 30 Jun 2016 18:12:32 +0000

Great to hear your voice back on the ‘airwaves’ again Chuck . Excellent show. You can’t beat a bit of tap dancing on radio !

By: Richard B

Richard B — Thu, 30 Jun 2016 17:30:27 +0000

It’s good to hear the familiar voice of Chuck Schaden again. I’m looking forward to your August podcast welcome back Chuck.

By: Kenny

Kenny — Sat, 25 Jun 2016 13:52:35 +0000

I want you to know that I really appreciate your new Memory Lane podcast. I was so excited when I listened to your first show last night. You must have a very special collection of records and music that you can use. You still sound great.

What struck me was your knowledge of the stars that made each song famous. I loved your tribute to George M. Cohan. Speaking of Cohan, how in the world were you able to play that song of his from 1911? It sounded phenomenal! I think that you and I may be one of very few people to enjoy listening to that recording. The last time you wrote to me, you said that you didn’t have a lot of your shows on WCFL and WAIT. However, I think your new Memory Lane podcast may make up for it.

I usually visit your site every day, and I have learned some things each time I visit. Actually, I would like to compliment you on something that you may not have even thought of. I have respected a lot of famous Americans throughout my life. These people always have something inspirational to share with our country. One person from this country that I respect is Pete Seeger. He really taught Americans to talk about our hopes and dreams in song. Pete really made America sing folk songs for pleasure. To my family, Pete Seeger is America’s grandfather.

Because of your web site, you have really inspired me and other Americans to learn more about our history, particularly from the perspective of someone who was actually there. You lived through World War 2, radio’s golden age, and most importantly, memorable events of American history that will never be forgotten. You really are an inspiration to me. That’s why today, I would like to say to you, Chuck Schaden, thanks so much for being America’s Great-Grandfather.

Your visually impaired fan, Kenny from Cleveland