Ep. 222 Today's Peep Remembering the TV Show "Room 222" and My Crush on Karen Valentine, Plus the Flaming Red Hall of Fame Afro, Great Laughs as we Censure the "Dem Choir" with Pink Floyd, Today's Record Spin is a "Shame"

Pat's Peeps Podcast

Pat explores the nostalgic theme song of "Room 222" while recounting fond memories of the 1970s TV show starring Karen Valentine, connecting his love for the song to how the Dodger Stadium organist plays it during baseball games.
• Personal memories of a seventh-grade teacher crush and daydreaming through history lessons
• Brief acknowledgment of personal loss and gratitude for listener support
• Discussion of Al Green's music and a creative audio mix blending Pink Floyd with House Democrats' protest singing
• Story behind Bob Seger's "Shame on the Moon" from a never-played white label promotional record
• Reflections on Lent and New Year's resolutions continuing into March
• Reminiscing about classic television shows and their impact on our memories
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Chapters

1. Ep. 222 Today's Peep Remembering the TV Show "Room 222" and My Crush on Karen Valentine, Plus the Flaming Red Hall of Fame Afro, Great Laughs as we Censure the "Dem Choir" with Pink Floyd, Today's Record Spin is a "Shame" (00:00:00)

2. Welcome to Friday's Episode (00:00:17)

3. Room 222 Memories (00:01:27)

4. Personal Update and Gratitude (00:08:54)

5. Al Green and House Politics (00:09:45)

6. Weekend Wishes and Lent (00:19:04)

7. Bob Seger's "Shame on the Moon" (00:20:09)

8. Closing Thoughts and Website Mention (00:27:05)