SNEAK PEEK: Susan and Sharon Spill Secrets for Season 3

Update: 2024-09-04

Description

In this special bonus episode, Susan, Sharon and Melissa spill a few secrets about our upcoming season and fun guests coming soon to 80s TV Ladies. Can you guess what female-driven television shows from the 1980s we’ll be covering in our upcoming season?

THE CONVERSATION

Do we know what we did this summer? How was your summer?
What is that feeling in the air? Is it hope?!! Are you ready to Vote?
Does Melissa even want to talk about her summer?
Okay, for real: what shows are we gonna cover in Season THREE?!
Can you guess the shows?
- The Vickie Lawrence-starring, Carol Burnett Show spin-off sitcom, Mama’s Family.
- You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have… The Facts of Life.
- Yes! And finally yes: The Golden Girls!

What are the recurring themes we are discovering through Season 1 and 2 interviews?
Yes, there will be more special series guests this season: More Director Ladies, Star Trek Ladies, Stunt Ladies and more surprises!

So join us as we spill Season Three secrets about what guests we will for sure be talking to: like Mama’s Family’s Dorothy Lyman and Eric Brown, women in television expert and pop-culture author, Jennifer Keishan Armstrong. And can you guess who will be our very special guest from The Golden Girls?

AUDIO-OGRAPHY
Read about our first guest for Season 3: Jennifer Keishan Armstrong at jenniferkarmstrong.com
Get info on Jennifer’s books and prep for episode 301:

Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted: And all the Brilliant Minds Who Made The Mary Tyler Moore Show a Classic at Jennifer's website.
When Women Invented Television by Jennifer Keishan Armstrong at Bookshop. At Barnes & Noble. At Amazon.

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