In Nostalgia Street episode 16, we embarked on a journey of nostalgia and childhood memories. We share our experiences studying psychology, screaming to let out frustration at work and how generational differences are shaping the workforce.

In Nostalgia Street episode 12, we introduced Jessica Meyers, the CEO of Porchlight and then we delved into Jessica's childhood, asking about her early years on a dairy farm in Winner, South Dakota. Jessica described the farm life as "feral" and shares anecdotes about doing chores, including feeding calves in blizzards. We talked about how Winner was named after winning a train race against a neighboring town, and Jessica reflected on the work ethic instilled in her by farm life.

We recently sat down with Sadie Swier, Executive Director of SD CEO Women's Business Center, for another Nostalgia Street podcast. Vince kicked it off with one of his random questions: 'If you had to assemble a volleyball team of Disney villains, who would be on your team?’

In the latest Nostalgia Street podcast, we interviewed realtor Andrew Miller. Vince kicked off the conversation with one of his random questions. He asked Andrew, a soccer enthusiast, which non-soccer players from different sports would he choose to make up his own soccer team. Andrew names potential players like Steph Curry, Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelce, Tim Duncan, and Devante Adams.

In Nostalgia Street episode 9, we interviewed Vicki Stewart, the executive director of Employment Disability Resources. We kick the show off the conversation with a random question from Vince: if you could switch the characters from one show with the characters of another, which would you choose? Vicki landed on a scenario of putting the Gilligan's Island crew on Scooby Doo. 

In a recent podcast episode, we engaged in a delightful conversation about shared childhood memories with Maggie Miller. We touched on various topics, including Legos, sibling dynamics, music, and the era of CDs, VHS tapes, and cassette tapes. Here are some of the highlights from our conversation.

Our special guest, Tori Haggerty, the owner of Tuscan Club Consulting, graced us with his presence, and we delved into our conversation by inquiring about his childhood obsessions. Tori fondly reminisced about his passion for Nintendo and the exasperating trials of the Mike Tyson Punch Out game. He shared his journey from playing it as a child to finally conquering Mike Tyson as an adult during his time in the military.

In this special episode of our podcast, we had the pleasure of chatting with our special guest, Jamie Wood. While we didn't initially know much about Jamie, she shared with us some fascinating stories from her childhood, including memorable Halloween moments and her favorite board games. We also touched on some spooky encounters and even a few anecdotes about her musical preferences. Join us as we take a trip down memory lane with Jamie Wood.

In our recent discussion with Pete Kleinjan in Nostalgia Street Episode 2, Jeff begins the podcast with a hypothetical scenario involving three iconic individuals: Mike Ditka, Mike Tyson, and Michael Jackson.