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Welcome to My 70s TV Childhood

Oliver Colling

Hi, I'm Oliver, the host of My 70s TV Childhood podcast.

This is our chance to relive those precious moments from a childhood when the whole family gathered around the television together. Three channels. No remote. And everyone in the same room.

From Swap Shop to The Tomorrow People, from Blue Peter to Crackerjack, we revisit the programmes, presenters, theme tunes and memories that made that era so special.

Whether it was Saturday morning television, a Friday afternoon treat or a Sunday evening classic, these were the shows that brought us all together.

Now in its 7th season, My 70s TV Childhood has built a dedicated community of listeners who share a love of classic television, nostalgia, and the moments that shaped a generation.

Because this is more than just a trip down memory lane. It's a shared experience where memories are rediscovered, conversations are sparked, and the magic of 1970s television lives on.

Get in Touch

I would love you to be part of it. Share your memories, leave a comment, and join the conversation.

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Coming Soon · Limited First Run

The Theme Tune Game

Go back in time. Sit around with friends, listen to the TV theme tunes that made our childhoods — and see who remembers what.

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Pick a card

Scan the QR code or read the clue to hear a short clip from a TV theme.

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Name the theme

Be the first to shout out the correct TV show and move your token forward.

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Get point(s)

Score points for correct answers and see who knows their TV best!

If that sounds like you, pop your details in below and we will keep you posted.


Welcome to My 70s TV Childhood

Welcome to My 70s TV Childhood

Take a trip back to a time of three channels, no remote, and the whole family gathered around the television. Discover the shows, presenters and moments that defined a generation.

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