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Thanks for the Memories Podcast

Thanks for the Memories Podcast

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Thanks for the Memories podcast spends time speaking with Senior Citizens about their lives. So many have fascinating stories to share and this podcast will give them the platform to do just that. Its a feel good podcast with history and self reflections for all to enjoy.Thanks for the Memories Biografías y Memorias Ciencias Sociales
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  • Episode 5: Teri Murillo

    Episode 5: Teri Murillo
    Mar 6 2025

    On my journey to find out more about my family, I interview my Aunt Tay. She is the cousin of my Mom but honestly is an Aunt to us. In this episode she talks about her days growing up, a tragic loss she experienced as a child, and meeting her husband while smoking a joint at a park. This and so much more on Episode 5 of Thanks for the Memories podcast.
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    56 m
  • Episode 4: My Mom

    Episode 4: My Mom
    May 12 2024
    Episode 4 of the Thanks for the Memories podcast features non other than my Mom. I hope you enjoy this special Mother's day episode. Listen as she talks about growing up in the 1950’s in Southern California, facing racism, her love for a certain British rock band, and even how she met my Dad.
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    52 m
  • Episode 3: Jerry Kathnelson

    Episode 3: Jerry Kathnelson
    Jul 11 2023

    Born in 1939, Jerry grew up in Canada where at an early age, he began experimenting with electronics. Throughout grade school and into high school, Jerry had an engineering mind set where he would take things apart just to see how they'd work and put them back together. In the 1970's he created a device that is essentially in every household around the world, the Smart Thermostat. Listen as he talks about his life, motivations, successes including the Smart Thermostat, and his 61 year marriage.


    **Please note there is an audio issue with the first minute of the podcast
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    1 h y 44 m
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