Editor's PickKeepsakes
The Family Story Journal
A guided keepsake for grandparents to hand down memories, one warm prompt at a time.
Under $30Ages For the Grandparent
See This GiftA warm live show for grandparents
Be the grandparent
they carry with them
forever.
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.
New episodes every other Tuesday.
Counting down to premiere…
Premieres Tuesday, September 8, 2026. Join the growing GoGo Show family before the first show.
The Story
A show built out of sawdust and Sundays.
GoGo grew up in the quiet of his grandfather's Wisconsin lumber yard, where Big Carl taught him to measure twice and save the good wood for the good projects. Decades later, that warmth became a show — a place for grandparents to gather and pass a little of it down.
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A few of our warm finds.
Kitchen & Cooking
Slow-Cooked Sunday Cookbook
The stovetop and slow-cooker recipes that made every Sunday feel like coming home.
Under $25Ages For the Grandparent
See This GiftGrandkids' FavoriteArts & Crafts
Grandpa's Workshop Toolkit
A real-wood starter kit for building birdhouses and memories with the little ones.
$48Ages 9–12
See This GiftKeepsakes
Handwritten Letter Set
Heavyweight cotton stationery and gold-foil stamps for the notes only you can write.
Under $35Ages For the Grandparent
See This GiftMeet the hosts
The people behind the porch light.
Host
Carl — “GoGo”
Grandpa of five and keeper of Big Carl's stories.
Co-host
Hilary Kennedy
Longtime lifestyle host with a gift for real conversation.
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A recurring segment
The Lumber Yard Moment
At the end of every episode, GoGo pauses to honor Big Carl — the grandfather who first handed him a hammer. It's a quiet minute for the audience to remember the people who taught them, and to pass something on.
Now it's time to go to the lumber yard. Go build something with your grandchildren.
The GoGo Show Family
Pull up a chair on Facebook.
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 — come sit with us before the very first show.
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Where to Watch
New episodes drop every other Tuesday. Follow along on the platform you love best.