On this episode of SeongLife, Christina and Daniel Seong dive deep into a nostalgic journey through their favorite 80s and 90s sitcoms, sharing personal anecdotes and memories that shaped their early "Wonder Years." From the risqué charm of "Three's Company" to the family dynamics in "Full House" and "Parenthood," Christina and Daniel explore how these shows offered not just entertainment but also life lessons that are relevant even today. They'll also touch upon their own experiences growing up with technology transitions, from pagers to texting, and reflect on the importance of media in understanding cultural shifts. As always, the conversation promises to be a mix of insightful, funny, and touching, reminding us of the simplicity and complexity of life woven through the fabric of classic TV shows. Join the Seongs as they take a trip down memory lane, and maybe find a bit of your younger selves along the way. 3 Key Episode Takeaways - Nostalgia Power: Revisiting classic TV shows can provide comfort and a delightful escape while offering insights into societal changes over the decades. - Personal Reflections: Episodes from popular series can serve as windows into our past experiences, sparking important conversations about family, culture, and personal development. - Community Engagement: As we plan for special episodes, such as the one for Asian American Awareness Month, it's a reminder of the importance of reflecting on history, raising awareness, and contributing positively to our communities.   Show Overview   01:23 Christina and I have a daily ping pong battle. 05:00 Couple starts foundation to help families. 07:35 Helping others with Apert Syndrome awareness and nostalgia. 13:48 Nostalgic memories of Wonder Years and grade school. 16:38 Memories of early age dating and favorite TV shows. 18:57 Seinfeld was a TV show about nothing. 26:04 Parents enjoying favorite shows with kids, bonding. 29:51 Daniel's family couldn't afford a trendy pager. 32:57 Distance from LA Riots, ashes, family affected. 37:06 Couple created a bad mood with a sourpuss face.