Remembering How It Was

🎧🎶 Ever found yourself tangled in a cassette tape or feeling like a rebel for downloading that new hit song? Join Wambui and Justin as they rewind and fast-forward through the ever-changing landscape of music technology. 🎵 They start from the vinyl days—no headphones, just the good ol' record player—and fumble their way to the digital age. Ah, remember the iPod? Well, Wambui tries her best to recall what it was even called! 🔊 Tune in as they laugh over bootleg music, marvel at the introduction of MP3 players, and confess their feelings about the almost "illegal" thrill of downloading songs. It's a trip down a musical memory lane that will have you nodding along, whether you were jamming to 8-tracks or streaming playlists. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "Welcome To Happyland" - Francois Rivollet Provided by stockmusic.net https://www.wambui-bahati.com/support-files/stockmusic.net-media_producers_license-143559.pdf ---------------------------- #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304

🕰️🌼 Join Wambui and Justin as they take a deeply personal dive into the poignant journey of watching their parents age. Through tears and laughter, they unravel the tapestry of memories—those moments of realization as they noticed time's gentle touch on their parents, and the funny yet endearing insurance tales of their long-lived aunt. 💔 While the process of aging and the inevitable goodbyes can be heart-wrenching, this episode is a tribute to their parents' strength, resilience, and the indomitable spirit with which they embraced life. Wambui and Justin candidly address the delicate nature of this topic, acknowledging that everyone's journey with their parents is unique. 🎙️ Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions—from heartwarming anecdotes to lighthearted chuckles. As always, the duo invites listeners to reflect, reminisce, and share their own stories, for we find connection and healing in sharing. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "Welcome To Happyland" - Francois Rivollet Provided by stockmusic.net https://www.wambui-bahati.com/support-files/stockmusic.net-media_producers_license-143559.pdf ---------------------------- #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304

🎙️ Welcome back to another enriching episode of "Remembering How It Was," your go-to nostalgia podcast! This is episode 21, and today Wambui Bahati and Justin Washington are getting real about healthcare through the decades. 🌡️ 👩‍⚕️ Remember the days when a visit to the doctor felt like a major event? When home remedies often substituted for medical advice? Tune in as Wambui and Justin share their experiences growing up in a time when Vicks VapoRub and Bayer Aspirin were the go-to solutions for just about anything. 🥦 From the "eat your vegetables" preventive mantra to the warm embrace of a woolen hat, explore the simple, yet endearing healthcare wisdom that was passed down through families. Whether you're here for 1950s memories or more recent health trends, this episode will make you reminisce and maybe even chuckle at how far we've come—or haven't! 👍 Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for more episodes that pull on the heartstrings of nostalgia while offering a fresh perspective on days gone by. See you next week! - - - - - - - - - - FYI: When Smoking Was Just What the Doctor Ordered (The Saturday Evening Post) https://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2019/09/when-smoking-was-just-what-the-doctor-ordered/ - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "Welcome To Happyland" - Francois Rivollet Provided by stockmusic.net https://www.wambui-bahati.com/support-files/stockmusic.net-media_producers_license-143559.pdf ---------------------------- #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304 - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

🎙️ Welcome to a milestone 20th episode of "Remembering How It Was," your ultimate nostalgia podcast that takes you back through the vibrant decades of the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. This week, Wambui Bahati and Justin Washington have a real treat in store for you! 👨‍🏫 Joining the siblings is Professor Sigmund Shipp, a professor in the Department of Urban Planning at Hunter College in NYC. But this isn't just any episode—Wambui and Dr. Shipp share more than just memories; they share the same hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina, and grew up experiencing its unique blend of Southern charm and historical significance. 🏙️ Dive deep into Greensboro's personal history and vintage memories as Dr. Shipp, Wambui, and Justin discuss its evolution over the decades. What led to the city's changes? Was it all for the better, or are there aspects of vintage Greensboro they wish had never faded away? 🤔 From family stories and life in the past to a scholarly perspective on urban development, this episode is a time capsule that you won't want to miss. 📚 Topics Covered: - How Greensboro changed from the 1950s to now - The positives and negatives of urban development - Personal anecdotes and stories from Wambui and Dr. Shipp's childhood - And much more! 🎉 Hit that subscribe button to keep up with Wambui, Justin, and their nostalgia-packed adventures! Whether you're here for the 1980s throwbacks or the 1950s memories, "Remembering How It Was" is your go-to sibling podcast for stories from the past that make you feel right at home. 🏡 - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "Welcome To Happyland" - Francois Rivollet Provided by stockmusic.net ---------------------------- #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304 - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Join us for an engaging episode of "Remembering How It Was" as siblings Wambui and Justin Bahati dive into the charming past and changing dynamics of society. In this episode, they explore the fascinating world of manners and hair trends that have evolved over time. From courteous interactions to changing hairdos, the duo shares amusing anecdotes and thought-provoking reflections on these topics. Join their journey down memory lane as they discuss the transition from formal courtesies to modern interactions and the evolution of hair trends from afros to intricate weaves. Tune in for heartwarming stories and insightful discussions that bridge generations and cultures. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/

In this captivating 18th episode of the podcast, the spotlight shines on Greensboro. Justin delves into three remarkable events that unfolded over the past few days. Join the hosts on an engaging journey as they unfold the rich tapestry of history, community, and laughter. The episode kicks off with an insightful visit to the Civil Rights Museum's fundraising gala in downtown Greensboro. Our host takes you back to 1960, narrating the inspiring tale of the Woolworth Sit-ins—a pivotal moment in the fight for equality and integration. Discover how these courageous acts eventually led to the historic integration of the Woolworth lunch counter. Next up, get ready for a few friendly facts about the 'golf greens' as our host, Justin, participates in a golf tournament hosted by the North State Law Enforcement Officers Association. You can learn about the organization's noble history and dedication to serving the community of black police officers. Meanwhile, the energy shifts as the focus turns to the Dudley High School Consolidated Class Reunions. With a perfect blend of historical anecdotes and lighthearted tales, this segment will evoke nostalgia, laughter, and heartfelt emotions. Tune in for an enthralling episode that encapsulates the essence of Greensboro—a city that cherishes its past while embracing the present. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the journey, celebrating the resilience of the human spirit and the bonds of community. Like, Share, and Subscribe to never miss a moment of discovery and joy on this incredible podcast adventure! Remembering How It Was is available on all major platforms: 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2eP9JDO3WAsTA3X23I4ZWD 📱 Podcast App: https://anchor.fm/s/4bd7080c/podcast/rss 🌐 Website Link: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304 - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt - - - - - - - - - - #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina

Wambui Bahati and her brother, Justin Washington, cover many topics in this podcast episode. The conversation starts with Justin's representation of the family at an event in Goldsboro, North Carolina. They talk about family members who have always been the go-to person in times of need. The conversation then moves to reminiscing about songs, folk stories, and how prices and the cost of living have changed over the years. Wambui and Justin share many humorous stories about their childhood experiences. They also talk about celebrities and how their mysterious allure has faded in today's social media era. They briefly discuss their aunt's beauty and makeup routine and how much fun collecting green stamps to trade for household items was. They also discuss the smoking habits of celebrities and how smoking was once glamorized in advertisements. The podcast is a delightful mix of family stories, nostalgia, and lighthearted humor. It evokes memories from their shared past and is definitely worth a listen. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt#justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Life Savers: Gratitude, Reflections, and Lessons for Our Younger Selves Join us for a reflective and gratitude-filled episode of "Remembering How It Was" as we dive into the topic of Life Savers. In this heartfelt conversation, we share stories of people and situations that have influenced our life paths, guiding us towards better choices and brighter futures. Growing up in our nurturing community, we were fortunate to encounter individuals who played a pivotal role in shaping our lives. From mentors who provided guidance and support to friends who stood by us through thick and thin, we express our heartfelt gratitude for the impact they had on us. In this episode, we engage in a thought-provoking discussion as we ask each other an important question: If we could go back in time, what valuable lessons would we teach our 10-year-old selves? Through reflection and hindsight, we explore the wisdom and insights we have gained over the years, offering valuable advice that could have changed the course of our younger lives. As we share these deeply personal stories and reflections, we invite you to join us on a journey of introspection, gratitude, and self-discovery. It's a reminder of the powerful role individuals and experiences can play in shaping our paths and an opportunity to reflect on the lessons we've learned along the way. Tune in to this captivating episode as we express our gratitude, explore the transformative power of personal connections, and share the wisdom we've gained in hindsight. Get ready to be inspired, reflect on your own journey, and perhaps uncover lessons that you would impart to your younger self. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/

In this episode of "Remembering How It Was" we are joined by a special guest, Evelyn Parham, a captivating content creator and storyteller who shares her experiences growing up in the 1970s. Born in 1971, Evelyn takes us on a nostalgic ride through her childhood memories and the unique perspectives of that era. The energy and chemistry between us make the episode a delightful blend of laughter, nostalgia, and thought-provoking insights. We enjoyed Evelyn's company so much that we invited her to join us again in the future, promising even more engaging conversations and shared memories. Join us on this captivating journey as we celebrate the joys of the 1970s, explore the transformative power of technology, and engage in heartfelt conversations about the past, present, and future. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304 - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Join us for an entertaining and unscripted episode of "Remembering How It Was" as we celebrate the Fourth of July and embark on a journey filled with lively conversations and heartfelt memories. In this dynamic episode, we kick off by reminiscing about our unique Fourth of July traditions, including cooking the meal indoors and enjoying it outside. While our original intention was to discuss discipline and manners, the conversation takes unexpected turns as we get caught up in the excitement of sharing stories from various aspects of our lives. Brace yourself for an engaging rollercoaster ride through topics that range from what Wambui cooks in her air fryer to Justin's non-profit charity event. Join us as we navigate our unfiltered conversations, relishing the spontaneity and organic flow of memories and anecdotes. This episode is a reminder of the power of genuine connections and the joy that can be found in the unpredictability of nostalgic conversations.So grab a seat and get ready to join our free-spirited dialogue that celebrates cherished memories, laughter, and the vibrant spirit of the Fourth of July.. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Join us for a heartfelt episode of "Remembering How It Was" as Wambui takes the stage solo to share stories and pay tribute to a dear friend, Kenneth Wyrtch. In this special episode, Wambui reminisces about their shared love for theater and acting during their childhood in Greensboro, North Carolina, in the 1960s. With fondness and admiration, she shares heartfelt stories that capture the essence of their friendship and the incredible performances they shared on stage. As a touching tribute to Kenneth's legacy, Wambui honors her brother's request and presents a special treat: a recording of her comedy routine performed at a New York City comedy club. Get ready to have a good laugh and put a smile on your face as you experience Wambui's wit, charm, and comedic prowess. Join us as we remember Kenneth, celebrate the power of friendship and share a heartfelt tribute to a talented soul who left a lasting impact on the world of theater and laughter. This episode promises to evoke laughter, fond memories, and the recognition of the incredible talent that exists within our community. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304 - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Welcome back to "Remembering How It Was," the nostalgic voyage through the past hosted by Wambui Bahati and Justin Washington. This week, we're rolling up our sleeves and digging into the theme of "work." From the various jobs our parents and grandparents held to our very own first jobs as teenagers, we're taking you on a tour through the vibrant work history that shaped our lives. Listen in as we share stories of afternoon paper routes, bustling diner shifts, bagging groceries, and the many innovative ways we found to make money during our youth. Experience the resilience and determination of our family's older generations, the lessons they taught us about the value of hard work, and how these experiences shaped us. So, please sit back and join us as we clock in for a trip down memory lane, celebrating the sweat, smiles, and stories from our days on the job. Tune in, and let's get to work! - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304 - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Welcome to an exciting journey through the evolution of technology in this episode of "Remembering How It Was"! Siblings Wambui and Justin take a delightful trip down memory lane as they share stories and reminisce about the ever-improving home appliances and gadgets that shaped their lives in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s growing up in Greensboro, North Carolina. From their mother's trusty washing machine that seemed like a magical invention to the exhilaration of finally getting an air conditioner and experiencing the cool breeze during scorching summers, Wambui and Justin recall the gradual advancements that made their home life more comfortable and convenient. But the surprises didn't stop there! Brace yourself for a captivating tale of their father introducing a revolutionary device called a personal computer. Unfamiliar with this cutting-edge technology, Wambui and Justin embarked on a whole new world of possibilities and endless discoveries. Join us as we celebrate the nostalgia of witnessing technological transformations firsthand and reflect on how these innovations have shaped our lives. From simple home appliances to the groundbreaking advent of personal computers, this episode will transport you back to a time when technology was changing the world right before our eyes. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #NostalgicTechnology #TechnologicalTransformations #HomeAppliances #PersonalComputers #RememberingThePast - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Join us for a special Memorial Day episode of "Remembering How It Was" as we sit down with a true American hero. In this heartfelt interview, we have the privilege of speaking with my retired Navy veteran brother about his meaningful Memorial Day activities and what this solemn holiday means to him. As an active member of his community, Justin Washington is dedicated to ensuring that the sacrifices made by our fallen military heroes are never forgotten. He passionately shares his involvement in the Just One Foundation, a nonprofit serving the Greensboro, North Carolina, community. Among other family community activities, through the foundation's efforts, they honor and support veterans who are alive and dead. During our conversation, we delve into stories that shed light on the bravery and resilience of African American soldiers who served in earlier wars. Their courage and contributions, often overlooked, deserve our utmost respect and remembrance. This episode pays tribute to all the men and women who have served and made ultimate sacrifices for the United States of America. We explore the impact of Memorial Day and the importance of honoring our heroes. It's a heartfelt episode you won't want to miss. #MemorialDayTribute #VeteranInterview #JustOneOrganization #GreensboroCommunity #RememberingOurHeroes - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-3053304 - - - - - Thank you! We appreciate you stopping by. Here is a playlist of all of our Podcast Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwIPL_Ar2rw-eRBuMGIVqOFEpnIjimLVB

Step into the 1950s and 1960s world of childhood play and nostalgia with the latest "Remembering How It Was" episode! This week a special treat - the usual brother and sister duo of Justin and Wambui are joined by their brother Joel. In this episode, we take a joyful trip down memory lane, sharing stories of the games we played and the imaginative worlds we created. We'll also reminisce about the local park that was our haven during summer. This episode will surely make you smile and remind you of the magic that unfolds when we let our imaginations run wild. Join us on this nostalgic adventure, celebrating the joy of play and the cherished memories that have shaped us into who we are today. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina #ChildhoodMemories - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/

Join us for a delightful stroll through downtown Greensboro in the latest "Remembering How It Was" episode! In this nostalgic podcast episode, we dive into cherished memories of visiting downtown Greensboro during the vibrant 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s decades. Brother and sister team, Wambui and Justin share stories and anecdotes about iconic destinations like Blumethals Store, the record shop filled with vinyl treasures, and the mouthwatering delights of Crispy Creme donuts. We'll also reminisce about the Carolina Theater, where Wambui remembers only being allowed in the side door and having to sit in the balcony. Join us as we recall the joy of browsing through Sears and Roebucks, exploring the aisles of Belk department store, and relishing the vibrant energy of downtown life. Get ready to be swept away by our tales of yesteryear. It's time to rediscover the magic of downtown Greensboro and relive the cherished memories that make it truly special. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/

Step back in time and relive the joys and challenges of attending school in the 1950s and 1960s with siblings Wambui and Justin in the latest episode of 'Remembering How It Was'! Join them as they share memories of their school days in Greensboro, NC, during segregation and political unrest. Despite these challenges, Wambui and Justin have nothing but fond memories of their dedicated teachers and the friendships they made along the way. From reciting the Pledge of Allegiance every morning to playing hopscotch at recess, they'll take you down memory lane with hilarious stories and heartwarming anecdotes. So this episode is a must-listen whether you're a fellow alum of a segregated school or just looking to learn more about what life was like for students during this era. Join Wambui and Justin as they celebrate the joys of education and the resilience of the human spirit. - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/

Get ready for a fashion trip down memory lane in the latest 'Remembering How It Was' episode! Join siblings Wambui and Justin as they reminisce about the styles and trends of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. From white gloves for church to play shoes, Wambui and Justin share hilarious stories and fond memories of their family's fashion choices as well as #dudleyhighschool memories. So whether you're a fashionista or just looking for a fun and lighthearted trip down memory lane, this episode will surely make you smile. Join Wambui and Justin as they share their love for fashion, family, and nostalgia! - - - - - - - - - - Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/2v01qt #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina - - - - - Podcast Website: https://www.rememberinghowitwas.com/

Welcome to 'Remembering How It Was,' a podcast that explores nostalgia and memories from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. In this episode, we'll be delving into the topic of food, which holds great importance in our lives. For many families growing up in North Carolina during the Jim Crow era, eating out was not an option, and home cooking was the norm. We'll be sharing personal stories and fond memories of our Mama's delicious home cooking, which brought our families together. Food was more than just sustenance; it was a means of expressing love and gratitude towards others. Cooking for others was also a way to share our culture, traditions, and affection. We'll be sharing our favorite dishes and recipes and how they hold a special place in our hearts. Through our stories, you'll gain insight into food's vital role in our lives and how it shaped our relationships with our families and communities. Come with us on this trip down memory lane - "Remembering How It Was - Our Favorite Food Memories and Nostalgic Stories of Mama's Cooking." Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina

Welcome to our nostalgic podcast, 'Remembering How It Was,' where we reminisce about the good old days as we stroll down memory lane. Today, we're exploring television's role in our lives as kids, from happy and carefree moments to more serious and historical events. Television was a staple in our household when we were growing up during the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. We still remember the excitement of gathering around the TV to watch our favorite shows. TV captured our hearts and minds, from the catchy jingles to the colorful characters. But it wasn't just about the entertainment. We also remember the more solemn moments when TV brought the world together, like after the assassination of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. TV was a window into history, and we witnessed it firsthand. So please sit back, relax, and join us as we travel back in time to relive the memories of our childhood TV experiences. Let's journey through the shows, the music, and the moments that made our childhoods unforgettable. Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina #1950s #1960s #PersonalHistory #GreensboroNorthCarolina

Join us for a ride down memory lane as we explore the fascinating world of cars through the eyes of a brother and sister podcast team born in the 1950s. In this episode of our nostalgia podcast, "Remembering How It Was," Wambui and Justin share their personal stories and family memories about cars. They share how their family did not own a vehicle when they were growing up. Later, their family would own a car before anyone in the family had a driver's license. Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina

Join siblings Wambui Bahati and Justin Washington as they take you on a captivating journey through time in their podcast, "Remembering How It Was." As they share their personal stories and experiences growing up in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, listeners will be transported to a nostalgic era of fond memories and heartwarming anecdotes. Each episode delves into the unique charm and quirks of these iconic decades, covering topics ranging from family life and friendships to school days and pop culture. With their dynamic chemistry and witty storytelling, Wambui and Justin will make you laugh, reminisce, and maybe even shed a tear as they celebrate the rich tapestry of life during these unforgettable years. Into/Outro Music: "One Moment of Truth" - Eric Williams #justinwashington #wambuibahati #GreensboroNorthCarolina