349 episodes
Vanished Chicagoland Stories Pete Kastanes
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From Vanished Chicagoland's Facebook Page, I will record podcast episodes about my memories from businesses and events that happened while growing up in Chicago.
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Episode 349: Paolella's Italian Restaurant In Chicago And Memories Of Stouffer's Cakes In The 1970s.
Episode 349: I will discuss Paolella's Italian Restaurant in Chicago and memories of Stouffer's Cakes in the 1970s.
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Episode 348: My Tribute Episode Of Comedian Bob Newhart.
Episode 348: I will discuss my tribute to comedian Bob Newhart.
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Episode 347: My Memories Of Chi-Chi's Mexican Restaurant And Planet Hollywood In Chicago.
Episode 347: I will discuss my memories of Chi-Chi's Mexican Restaurant and Planet Hollywood in Chicago.
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Episode 346: The 45th Anniversary Of The Disco Demolition Event That Was Held At Comiskey Park In Chicago, And My Tributes To Six Celebrities Who Passed Away This Week.
Episode 346: I will discuss The 45th Anniversary of The Disco Demolition event held at Comiskey Park in Chicago, and my tributes to six celebrities who passed away this week. I may have made some errors in the program. I apologize for that.
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Episode 345: The Olson Rug Company Waterfalls In Chicago And My Tribute To Judith Belushi-Pisano.
Episode 345: I will discuss The Olson Rug Company in Waterfalls in Chicago and my tribute to Judith Belushi-Pisano.
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Episode 344: The King Biscuit Flower Hour Radio Series, And The Frustration Ball, Fascination The Electric Maze Games From Remco.
Episode 344: The King Biscuit Flower Hour radio series, and the Frustration Ball, Fascination The Electric Maze Games from Remco.
Customer Reviews
Really enjoyable trip down memory lane
Grew up in Albany Park and really enjoyed the Svengoolie and Batman episodes. Keep up the good work. Any true Chicago needs to give Pete a listen.
Chicago
My dad from Burbank Illinois he told he would go to dove chocolate and their was chocolate fountain
Great podcast
Thanks Pete for sharing your memories of our great city. Keep up your great work.