Sherm Chester and Bill Taylor discuss the most memorable venues they have attended over the years.They discuss the unforgettable concerts and sporting events that they have attended including Bill at Woodstock in 1969…Sherm’s first baseball game at Fenway as a kid.Pet peeves and quirks at venues get their attention as well.

Sherm Chester and Bill Taylor are back with their take on game shows, music, movies and television.The conversation is lively and not controversial where the guys share some of their feelings on all things pop culture.Before the end of the podcast Sherm encourages listeners to sample earlier episodes by offering questions about the Seacoast Forums first entry “Dust Off Your Turntable” .Send answers to [email protected] for a chance to be recognized on a future program.

Host Sherm Chester wraps up the 2024 season of the Forum with a quick review of his favorite television programs.Also “must see” holiday movies and upcoming Forum topics are on the agenda.Sherm requests your feedback on these and any other ideas for programming you may have.Send your comments to seacoast forum.comHappy Holidays and onto 2025 !

During this Halloween edition of the Seacoast Forum Sherm Chester and Bill Taylor discuss their favorite classic horror movies.The Universal Studio movie monsters lead off the discussion.The effect of black and white movies like KING KONG without todays computer high tech magic.In Sherm’s opinion the best 3D movie ever..1953’s THE HOUSE OF WAX and another movie that scared him a kid INVADERS FROM MARS.Bill gives a big thumbs up to THE ISLE OF THE DEAD starring Charles Laughton and Hitchcocks PSYCHOThe modern day masterpieces like JAWS and ALIEN get high marks from the duo.The guys wrap up with a Halloween music trivia question.

Roger Wood, longtime New Hampshire journalist and broadcaster joins Sherm to discuss the political season and their memories of past campaigns.The guys also discuss the pros and cons of the current campaign season.Roger and Sherm wrap up the program with their remembrances of legendary broadcaster JJ Jeffery and their days of working with and for him at WOKQ 97.5 in Dover N.H.Catch the Roger Wood At Large podcast at rogerwood.news

During this edition of the Seacoast Forum Sherm and Bill play “Is This The Best Price” Sherm compares prices on summer basic groceries sold at local new Hampshire grocery stores looking for the best prices. They talk about their shopping likes and dislikes. The guys also talk about some of the items they have purchased that they can recommend based on their personal use…generators…electric powered yard equipment and pet supplies. Neither host has been compensated by any of the companies or stores or products mentioned in this program. These are their personal observations and feelings.

On this edition of the SF….Sherm Chester and Bill Taylor focus on the movies of “The Duke” John Wayne Both guys talk about their favorite Wayne movies featuring not only the “must see” flicks but the ones that are just fun to watch and some that even they thought were misfires for JW. Next time around the guys go grocery shopping and play “Is This the Right Price ?”

Sherm Chester and Bill Taylor discuss unique or iconic albums from their record collections. The guys bring up the unique function of radio as a creative medium when highlighting “The War of the Worlds” recording they both own. Sherm and Bill also talk about their careers in radio.

Sherm Chester is joined by audiophile Bill Taylor and the guys discuss the fine points of collecting vinyl records. Equipment to listen to your discs, maintaining the collection and where to go to find the true value of your vinyl are the focus. Bill shares his experiences with record dealers. Sherm shares samples of his eclectic music collection.

Sherm Chester and Bill Taylor discuss a featured article from the December issue of AARP magazine…THE EXTRAORDINARY WORLD OF MUSIC AND THE MIND by John Colapinto The comprehensive article highlights the effects of music on the human mind and memory in particular. Sherm and Bill look back at the effects of music and songs in their lives and the memories they bring back to them.