We Visit John Nese's Soda Pop Stop in LA (Podcast 62)

Smitty and Mike recenty travelled to LA to visit a store that sells (and ships anywhere) those great soda pops that all of us Baby Boomers (and our dentists) remember.





Click here to listen to the interview with owner John Nese (pictured) which will be featured on an upcoming segment of Galaxy Moonbeam Night Site, which airs Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. on KCBQ AM 1170 in San Diego. The Soda Pop Stop is in Los Angeles, but John will ship your goodies anywhere! Check out his site by clicking here.

Galaxy Nostalgia Network Presents "As Time Goes By"

We're excited and happy to present a music format radio show that will debut in September on San Diego AM radio. It's called "As Time Goes By" and features Big Band, Pop, and Standards of the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. Here's a sneak preview of the shows:

Premier Show (Click Here)

Show 2: (Click Here)

Show 3: (Click Here)

Have a favorite song from the memories of your life? E-mail Smitty and Mike at:

GalaxyMoonBeamNightSite@Gmail.com

Vintage Telephones (Podcast 58)

On Podcast 58, the G-Men talk about the world of collectible telephones. Can you connect old phones to modern lines? Maybe. Listen in to find out more about this and the variety of collectible telephones from the good old days. Pictured above is a 1957 Western Electric Rotary Telephone that certainly falls into the collectible category. We thank our friend and listener John Foster of Philadelphia, PA for sharing this great picture of his phone!

Learn About LA Top 40 Radio in the 60s 70s

Author and Los Angeles radio historian Bill Earl was recently interviewed by Galaxy G-Men Smitty and Mike. Coming this summer, the interview that reveals the highlights of KRLA as the leader of LA Top 40 AM radio in the 1960s.

Remember the Great Taste of Bubble Up?

Galaxy G-Men Smitty and Mike recently visited The Soda Pop Stop in Los Angeles. Here, proprietor John Nese has amassed a great assortment of soda pop and candy that will bring back the tasty memories of most American Baby Boomers. We'll be airing an interview with John in an upcoming segment of Galaxy Moonbeam Night Site. Check out the selection, which can be ordered via the Internet at John's website: Click Here

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Bobby Sherman Gives Back to His Community!

The Galaxy Guys profile Tiger Beat magazine in Show 52. We discuss some of the tean throbs of the 1960s and 1970s, and we make several mentions (and a song rendition of Julie, Do Ya Love Me) in honor of Bobby Sherman. Here's Bobby (right) several years ago (with Mike's brother Tim) at a community event in Los Angeles. Both of these guys give their time and talent as reserve officers for Los Angeles. Tim is a reserve police officer, and Bobby served with the Emergency Medical Response Units. We salute all volunteers in public service!