
Build-Your-Own Birdhouse Kit
Melissa & Doug
A wooden birdhouse a grandchild builds and paints themselves, then hangs somewhere it'll be seen — and remembered — for years.
See This GiftA warm live show for grandparents
The GoGo Show is a live lifestyle broadcast made by and for grandparents — a gathering place for warm stories, family rituals, and the little things that stick.
Get the Free Gift GuideNew episodes every other Tuesday at 11:00 am Central.
Premieres Tuesday, September 8, 2026. Join the growing GoGo Show family before the first show.

The Story
GoGo grew up going with his grandfather to his grandfather's lumber yard in his tiny hometown. He and his grandfather and namesake would walk among the board bins in the wood barn, where Big Carl would teach him to recognize a good board by its grain and straightness. Decades later, GoGo realized that many of these lessons were metaphors that applied not just to lumber, but to life. The warmth of those Saturdays with his grandfather at the lumber yard is motivation for this show — a place for grandparents to gather and share about their lumber yard moments.
Read the full story →Featured on the show

Melissa & Doug
A wooden birdhouse a grandchild builds and paints themselves, then hangs somewhere it'll be seen — and remembered — for years.
See This Gift
Peter Pauper Press
A guided keepsake book where a grandparent fills in memories, stories, and love letters for a grandchild to keep forever.
See This Gift
Parents' Choice Gold Award winnerKiwiCo
A single hands-on KiwiCo crate — a real science, art, or engineering project delivered in one box, no ongoing commitment required.
See This Gift
StoryWorth
A weekly email prompts a grandparent to write down a memory; a year later, it becomes a printed, bound book of their life stories.
See This GiftMeet the hosts

Host
Grandfather of three and keeper of Big Carl's stories.

Co-host
Longtime lifestyle host with a gift for real conversation.
Free download
Fifteen hand-picked gifts your grandchildren will remember long after the wrapping paper is gone.
No spam, just warm finds and show updates.
A recurring segment
At the end of every episode, GoGo pauses to honor his grandfather Carl — the man who through those Saturdays at the lumber yard, first taught GoGo the importance of unhurried time and a grandparent's love. It's a tender moment for the audience to remember the people who shaped them and taught them the importance of passing something on.
Now it's time to go to the lumber yard. Go build something with your grandchildren.
The GoGo Show Family
Our Facebook group, The GoGo Show Family, is where grandparents swap stories, trade recipes, and cheer each other on. It's a warm, kind corner of the internet — grab a cup of coffee, pull up a chair and join us even before the very first show.
Tune in
New episodes drop every other Tuesday at 11:00 am Central. Follow along on the platform you love best.