The Brady Brunch is in a class of its’ own. Not quite “Gospel Brunch” and not quite “Four Seasons,” it probably falls somewhere in-between.

The Brady Brunch takes you down memory lane as you dine on four star eats. How? We take television and radio segments from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s and program them for you in a homage to broadcast history. It’s all there! From Walter Cronkite to The Jefferson’s.

It all Changes Hourly...

The first hour explores programs before the sixties. Then each subsequent hour explores each subsequent decade. During random moments our “cast” joins in the moment and so do you… Who can resists singing alongside the famous coke commercial:

“I’d like to sing the world a song in perfect harmony…….”
Or “ Watch it wiggle, See it jiggle…”

“Why is it called the Brady Brunch?”

The Brady Brunch was conceptualized by a man named Brady, John Brady. He grew up during the media revolution that began with three major television networks (And UHF) then exploded with the advent cable and satellite television. He remembers TV moments from the first man on the moon to Tang, The Cola Wars, the derided launch of MTV and delicacies of the time like TV Dinners.