The 70's Buzz Podcast

This week on Facebook live we talk about the Top 5 70s songs according to one websites list. We also trade memories about Christmas and dog food from the 70s. Top 10 70s war movies.

Dadgummit! We lost another great celebrity recently. Teri Garr was one of the greats. Nobody didn't like Teri Garr. RIP

Hey BuzzHeads! We're doing a Facebook live in a spooky empty building for Halloween! Chuck Lipps sits in as a guest as we talk scary stuff and trick-or-treating in the 70s. This is Part 1 so listen to Part 2 on BuzzHead Radio! Boo!

There was some wild stuff going on in the 70's! Ufo's, ghost's, even "Haunted Trees!

OK, so we thought we would visit some muredrs that were committed in the 70s on Hakkoween night. I have got to tell you after researching these, I actually had a nightmare,,,,,,,,I NEVER have nightmares.

Tonight we talk to our listeners about Halloween, candy, 70s baby names, horror flicks and more! It's all live so check it out!

We lost another Icon this week, Everybody like Kris!

Who doesn't remember sitting in front of the tv on Saturday morning watching Scoob Doo eating our favorite bowl of cereal?

NOT one bad apple! But more like ABC easy as 1 2 3!

Lots of talk about the 70s and talk about some off topic subjects. Did we solve the clicking sound?

Sorry for the confusion the last couple of days! I got the two podcasts all screwy!

The music of the 70s was so great it is still making money for the artists that produced it!

With the recent passing of Daytime talk show host Phil Donahue we thought we would visit some of the talkshows we watched as young one!

The BuzzHeads joined in for a Facebook live where we talked about 70s cereal, Orange Julius and more!

Do you have any special memories of the 1972 and 1976 Olympics?

Believe it or not we have not done an episode on Sci fy movies and TV in the 70s. So here it is!

From Flipper, to Lassie, to Benji there was no shortage of loveable and sometimes scary furry, scaley and feathery friends we watched in the 70s!

Tonight we visit about some strange deaths of famous people during the 70s and those from the 70s.

Another fun Facebook live with the 70's Buzz podcast listeners. Lots of reality TV show talk and a couple of 70s lists.

Okie doke folks this is a good one! What is your favorite Yacht Rock?

There was some very important news headlines in the 70s. Some of which was really great, and some really sad.

Oh Boy! We all remember our favorite Saturday cartoons, but do you remember the music????

Another fun Facebook live with a look at the listener map. Gretchen joins in on the phone. Lots of trivia and more.

PSA's wre everywhere in the 70's, not so much now!

Who had a waterbed in the back of their van?!?

Holt crap there were alot of board games back in the day! Which ones did you play?

Piper Tucker, recent OU graduate, joins Curtis and Todd for their Facebook live. Lots of listeners join in on the fun and play some 70's trivia!

So here are some of the movies that had some measure of impact on us!

You may be suprised how some things are actually cheapper now then in the 70s!

Hey BuzzHeads! I went searching way back in the archives and found the podcast before the podcast! This is our lost first official BuzzHead Radio Podcast episode. It just so happened to be about the 70s and we liked it so much this episode launched the 70's Buzz Podcast! This goes back to February 14, 2017 in our very first studio in the Broadway Tower. Enjoy!

Ok, Ok, you have to admit that there was a time when OJ Simpson was something of a national treasure!

Another fun Facebook live with lots of our loyal listeners and friends! Talkin about the eclipse, tornados and more!

It is amazing how many artist left their bands

Who knew there wre so many famous bald people from the 70's? They kinda started a whole thing!!!

Marshall Kaplan has led an extraordinary life, from directing, producing, podcasting and writing a book his outlook on the seventies is nothing less than GROOVY!

Talking with many of our listeners live on Facebook. Find out the list of 20 underated 70s rock bands. Lots of 70s trivia questions.

Listen in as we visit about the outragious Gong Show! It was ahead of it's time for sure!

Some of our favorite bands had their debut album in the 70s! We still feel 1977 was the best year, but there were great bands debuting all through the decade!

Tonight we remember some of the most famous couples from the 70s. Some of which we had no personal recollection. And on a personal note I would like to say thank you to all our awesome listeners that reached out to me expressing their thoughts about the passing of my oldest son Jeremy. Thanks guys, we both love you all

With the sudden death of Todd's son Jeremy Wheeler, we decided to take the week off so Todd could spend time with family. Here's a surprise episode that is actually the pilot for our 80's Buzz Podcast. This episode talks about what we did immediately after the 70s and actually includes Todd talking about Jeremy when he was little. Enjoy this off topic show and we'll be back to regular topics next week from THE GREATEST DECADE KNOWN TO MAN!

The "Piano Man" is back! His new is out and he just performed it on the Grammys!

It's Saturday morning 1973 and we are plopped in front of our TV sets anxiously awaiting to watch one of our new favorite cartoons, Sigmund and the Sea Monsters!

Its the 70s, its Sunday evening and you can bet your hula hoop we are sitting down to watch the newest episode of The Wonderful World of Disney!

Back inthe day there was'nt anyone better to slide across the hood of a car in chase of the bad guy!!!

Another fun Facebook live episode with many of the regular listeners. Discussions about the film called The Holdovers and how it set in 1970 and filmed like it was produced in 1970. Also fun 70s trivia and listerner emails.

We have lost several great 70s Icons in the year 2023. Here are some of our most memorable celebrities, gone but not forgotten!

Hey guys!
Because of some last minute scheduling Curtis was not able to be in studio this week. We thought it would fun to replay our very first episode, its a little rough , but it is what it is!

Its beginning to look alolt like Christmas!
Here is a list os some of the top Christmas albums in the 70s, I am sure we overlooked some and you may have some favorites of your own. What are they?

The guys go live on Facebook and talk 70s Christmas gifts and other Christmas memories. See if you can answer the vintage Christmas trivia questions.

What do you guys remember as being the "Hottest" Christmas toys when you were a yute!

The list of 70s TV Moms is long and glorious! Here are some of our faves! Who did we forget! Let us know, CALL us!

This ground breaking series was a favorite of many people, us included!

All of the 70's Buzz regular listeners chime in on lost 70s sounds and fun 70s trivia questions. Curtis and Todd answer lots of questions and read listener calls and emails.

Listen up as we visit some of the many movies/ documentaries about bands from the 70s!

Curtis and Todd hang out in an abandoned building looking for ghosts on Halloween night. They go Facebook live to their listeners can tag along. Listen and hear what they found. They also talk about 70s Halloween stuff. Audio is wonky in spots. Tried new mics and they failed.

Our old freind Jeff Owens, that we went to school with joins us tonight to talk about a subject that is near and dear to Jeff's heart! Classic Horror movies! Some of them were not filmed in the 70s, but we sure as heck watched them in the 70s!!!
Jeff has an awesome podcast "The Classic Horrors Club Podcast" go check them out!

Come meet our new friend from Australia, Sandy Kaye! She is a syndicated radio show host with an awesome podcast. She interviews some of the biggest music stars from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. She has a wealth of information about the people she interviews!

Those Buzz Guys go live on Facebook with their most loyal listeners. Updates on Dave, Stayton, Greg and others. Talk centers around memories of Halloween and candy in the 70s. A list of the scariest TV shows and great 70s songs in the Contenental series.

In the 70s about this time of year we were putting together our versions of haunted mazes in our friend Stayton PettyJohns garage, with the blessings of Marvin. Of course!
The maze was open to the neighborhood and we never charged a dime!

You will be amazed at how many songs we grew up listening to were not #1!!!

Tonight we visit about the cool places we hung out thru the 70s!

It's time for another Facebook live! Rodney Brittain drops by the studio for a surprise visit. We talk about 70s stuff and play some 70s trvia. Todd and Curtis also open their surpise gifts from listener Greg Dodge. You can also watch the video of this episode on Facebook.

Alas Parrotheads, we lost another great artist. Jimmy Buffett was truly an original! Fins Up!

On this episode we pay homage to the greatest host of any TV show ever, The amazing Bob Barker!

Even the worst movies of the 70s were better than the best movies of the 60s or 80s! Just saying!

OK! Don't let the title fool you! Not all of us were French Kissing at Church Camp!

Those Buzz Guys and the 70's Buzz regulars talk about 70s subjects live on Facebook. Also catch some 70s game show trivia.

This is one of my favorite episodes ever!
It is so cool the Michael Hedges is in the list and from our home town of Enid, Oklahoma!
Curtis kicked my butt on this one, but there is always next week!

Around our neck of the woods, air conditioning was not everywhere! We had to get creative!

So, Curtis reached into his bag of tricks found found some local phone from the 70's. It is crazy how much things have changed!

Listen up as the 70's Buzz regulars chime in on the latest Facebook live. We dish out some fun 70s TV trivia and give away three t-shirts. See if you know the answers to these easy to hard questions.

So many great war movies came out in the 70s! We discuss some of our favorites!

After years of trying Todd finally got both sisters to come be on the podcast. Hear them remember growing up in the 70s and dealing with brothers.

So tonight we not only talk about pinball and arceds in the 70s, but specifically the movie "Pinball The Man that saved the Game!"

Lots of 70s movie trivia on the Facebook live tonight! Listen up and see how many answers you can give. Also emails and that goofy banter.

Another lost episode! Tonight we remember so great foods for the 70s that are not with us anymore!

With the passing of the icon Tina Turner we decided to talk about and listen to some of our favorite female singers of the 70s!

You are going to love this episode, how many of these songs had you forgot about or never heard?

Two of our favorite people Steve and Nancy/ Fancy Stewart join us tonight to visit about Steve's latest book "The Breeze and Fancy" These two are a HOOT! We love it when we get to visit with with our listeners and even better when we get to help promote stuff for them!

Listen up as Todd asks 70s music trivia questions to our Facebook live listeners. All of the regulars chimed in and Christopher Todd ran away with the most answers. A great episode with lots of listener feedback.

We are losing our older musicians at an alarming rate! zif you get a chance to go see them live, DO IT! Before it is too late!

This episode is all about the words of wisdom that our parents used to say to us to make us feel better, or threaten us within an inch of our lives!

Listen in as we remember one of the funniest shows on television when we wuz utes!

Those Buzz Guys go Facebook live with all of the regular podcast listeners. Lots of questions about 70s concerts and Todd drops his 70s trivia. Lots of great comments from everyone.

If you haven't watched Daisy Jones and the Six on, we highly suggest you do! It is packed with super cool music and fashions from the 70s!

Say hello to our good friend Jeff Rosen! Jeff has written a coming of age book about life in New York in the 70s! Check it out!!!

We all know that a lot of songs get remade, sometimes more then once. But by far the songs from the 70s get remade the most,,,,,,,why you ask? Because that was the "Greatest Decade Known to Man!"

Listen to this fun episode of our Facebook Live with all of the regulars checking in. See how many of these 70s trivia questions that you can answer. Put on your thinking caps!

And the things we keep remembering just keep coming back to us?

As kids in the 70s it wasn't uncommon to build some kind of fort! They were our special place of refuge, and you were only limited on what your "fort"tress was capable of by your imagination!

The Rockford Files was one of the best detective shows of the 70s! And his car car "Subtly" one of the coolest cars of the decade!

If you are interested in, or a fan of the 70s you gotta check out our interview with Patrick Read Johnson. He is super down to Earth and a blast to talk to!

Listen in as one of our listeners, Christopher Todd Davis gives us the real scoop on the band Cheap Trick!

Listen in as we visit about what is arguably our favorite band of all time!

Those Buzz Guys talk about their memories of Eight Is Enough. Back in the days when things were simple, and family was what mattered the most!

Those Buzz Guys review the 70s themed movie 5-25-77. A great film about the day Star Wars was released in movei theaters. Find out about the film and writer Patrick Read Johnson. We'll have him on in an upcoming episode!

Also talking about the passing of 70s icons Jeff Beck, Robbie Knievel, Robbie Bachman and Lisa Marie Presley.

Facebook live episode with many of our regular listeners checking in including Dave, Christopher Todd, Greg, Curt, Suzan, Larry, Phillip, Cindy, Shelley, Paul and many more!

Adam Rich, Eight is Enough, died at 54. Pele, 82, passed away following a battle with colon cancer.

5-25-77 is a coming-of-age film. It stars John Francis Daley (Sam Weir in Freaks & Geeks) as a teen-age director living in Wadsworth, Illinois, and his excitement for the premiere of Star Wars on May 25, 1977.

Remembering the TV series Freaks and Geeks and how they remind us of friends from the 70s.

Elvis Presley’s 1962 Lockheed 1329 JetStar Sold for $260,000!

Oh my Gawd! I wish I was able to go there in the late 70s!

Did you stay up to watch the ball drop in Times Square with Dick Clark?