SNEAK PEEK: Susan and Sharon Spill Secrets for Season 3

80s TV Ladies

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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