The Swing Sisters Show

01/06/2024

Hey Swing Sisters fans! If you're missing your favorite sisters, you can currently catch Jamie on Spotify reading articles from her printed media collection!

Listen to Stories from the 40s on Spotify. Join Jamie from The Swing Sisters Show as she reads news, fashion/beauty, entertainment, etc. stories from the 1940s through written articles, advertisements, journals and short stories.

16/03/2024

We couldn’t start the day without wishing Maj. John “Lucky” Luckadoo a very happy 102nd birthday!

A WWII pilot with the 100th Bomb Group, Lucky flew 25 combat missions in Nazi-occupied Europe in a B-17 Flying Fortress, acting as pilot and co-pilot in near-impossible circumstances between June and October of 1943 (the average bomber crew flew 8-12 missions).
The 100th Bomb Group earned the nickname the Bloody Hundredth from its severe casualty rate. Around 77 percent of its original members were wounded, killed, or captured.
Today Lucky continues to tell and share his story and educates and advocates for those back home on the homefront, who he gives tremendous credit for helping win the war. Even creating, Home Front Heroes Day that is now nationally recognized, and celebrated on May 9, in honor of the countless number of civilians, the Rosie Riveters of the world, who helped the U.S. win WWII.

19/01/2024

Hold the phone….that last post was corrected! Let’s not get ahead of ourselves, we’ve still got plans ahead!

19/01/2024

Updated! 😅
Hello all our friends, fans and supporters. It's with sad hearts to let you all know that The Swing Sisters Show will be on a hiatus. For how long, we do not know. Maybe a month, maybe a few...but you will hear from us again! Life has a way of throwing a hurdle or two in for everyone at various and sometimes inconvenient times and that is where we are currently finding ourselves. Though we are on a hiatus, we still may pop on here and there (and perhaps update you with personal endeavors and projects!).
In the meantime, keep smiling, keep "swingin" and should you want to follow us on our individual accounts, you can find Erin on IG at and Jamie at .victoryvee
Thank you for being the best supporters that 2 tomatoes could have asked for. 💋💋

17/10/2023

Our current event-filled schedule continues to keep us out of the studio but we’ll be back to our “regularly scheduled program” before you know it! 💋💋

25/09/2023

Cruising into the fall season, our event schedule has us pretty busy and away from the recording studio but as soon as our schedules lighten up, we’ll be pushing out Podcast #3! 💋💋

10/09/2023

On the way home from a visit to one of our most favorite places in the world

23/08/2023

Hey Swing Sisters fans, we’ve pitched our show and original content to SiriusXM‘s 40s Junction! And now we need your help!
Drop them a line and let them know that you think the Swing Sisters Show is perfect for their station!

Leave a message at 1-888-601-6296
Or email them at 
[email protected]

In the meantime, we’re back at it this weekend polishing up our podcast with new ideas and some old fan favorites!

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07/08/2023

If you're more of a "Spotifier" than a "YouTuber", we (finally!) got our first episode up on Spotify for you!

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theswingsistersshow/episodes/Its-our-first-episode-e27rlme

And stay tuned! We are revising some of our ideas and polishing up some of our original recordings with new 40s inspired segments for all future podcast episodes!

We hope you're ready for all the 1940s fun we have in store for you with our podcast! On this episode, we talk about segments you can expect from us in the future, as well as a review of the Barbie movie that we saw opening weekend. Jamie also has a special vintage surprise for Erin. So join in the....

07/08/2023

Help us grow!
We finally got the ball rolling but we could still use your support.
Whether it's through likes, shares or even a small donation to our GoFundMe, any and all help is VERY much appreciated! 💋💋

Hello! We are Jamie and Erin, aka The Swing Sisters! In November 2021, we had created and start… Jamie Seibert needs your support for The Swing Sisters Show

02/08/2023

And now, News from the Homefront!

31/07/2023

Just a little snippet on what you can expect from our first podcast and future ones to come! If you haven’t watched it yet, be sure to pop on over to our YouTube channel:
https://youtube.com/

Be sure to like, subscribe, and share! A big special thank you to all our friends and supporters! 💋💋

28/07/2023

Our first podcast episode drops on YouTube TODAY!
Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube and Spotify to catch all upcoming episodes as they drop!

https://m.youtube.com//about

28/06/2023

Hello Swing Sisters Show Spectators! As you know, we’ve been hard at work planning our comeback with a whole new podcast! Even though the road hasn’t been easy, we are determined to continue to share our love of the 1930s and 40s in Swing Sisters Show fashion!
And you can help!
Please share our GoFundMe and help us get back in the studio with our all new podcast (and more!)

Hello! We are Jamie and Erin, aka The Swing Sisters! In November 2021, we had created and start… Jamie Seibert needs your support for The Swing Sisters Show

14/06/2023

We know you miss our radio hour but did you know you can catch some of our earlier past episodes on Redcircle? 😍
Be sure to share with your 40s loving friends and family and help us reach more big band and 1940s lovers!
Who knows, maybe someday soon we’ll be back on a station near you! 🤞🏼💋💋

Listen to THE SWING SISTERS on RedCircle

06/06/2023

Mr. Hamilton was one of the amazing gentlemen who we interviewed our Veterans Day special! You can bet he’ll be getting a card from The Swing Sisters! 💋💋

We know you love supporting our living on their birthdays, so we wanted to be sure to share this opportunity, especially on the anniversary of D-Day!

You can send your birthday card for Lt. Col. David Hamilton, America’s last living Pathfinder pilot who flew on D-Day, who will celebrate his 101st birthday on July 20, 2023.

The Commemorative Air Force will deliver all the cards to him at his birthday celebration. Cards must be received by July 1. No gifts, please.

Send cards to:

David Hamilton
c/o CAF Development
P.O. Box 764769
Dallas, TX 75376

05/06/2023

The word is out! Your favorite 1940s sisters are back!
We have so many dreams that we’re working hard to make a reality and we hope you’ll follow along, like and share! 💋💋

31/05/2023

We know you’ve been waiting to hear what we’ve been up to and the wait is almost over because The Swing Sisters are coming back to a platform near you! More details to follow VERY SOON!

(Don’t worry folks, it’s just candy! 😉)

07/04/2023

Spring is in the air and yes, we’re still working on “springing” something for you real soon!
In the meantime, we wish you a happy spring season and holiday weekend! 🐇🌷

07/02/2023

Hot dog! 💋💋

"I feel extremely feminine and like I can take on the world when I've got them on."

23/01/2023

We're still hard at work as we figure out our next step in this transition period. Bear with us! We hope to have an announcement (or two) as soon as possible! We just have a few more things to iron out. 😉

22/01/2023

Donning our favorite true vintage, old-Hollywood glamour gowns to see and meet Dita Von Teese in Dallas last Friday 💋💋

01/01/2023

Happy New Year! 💋💋

18/12/2022

Yesterday, not only were we able to be in the presence of amazing jewelry worn by elite old Hollywood stars and starlettes but we were also able to meet and talk to Kristin Joseff from the one and only Joseff of Hollywood!
She was so kind and patient as we stumbled over our words (if you can believe that!) and gushed about our absolute love of the era and the golden days of Hollywood.
But as if that wasn’t amazing enough, she surprised us by allowing us to wear the actual brooches worn on the headbands of Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis in “Some Like It Hot”!
We were speechless! It’s a day we are sure to never forget!
Of course we couldn’t end such a memorable day empty handed! Matching Joseff of Hollywood cat earrings were in order! 😸

07/12/2022

🇺🇲WWII uncovered: George Walters the Civilian Hero of Pearl Harbor

"One of the many civilians to win accolades during the Pearl Harbor attack, George Walters was a dockyard worker who manned a massive rolling crane positioned alongside the dry-docked battleship USS Pennsylvania. When the yard came under fire during the early stages of the raid, he valiantly moved his crane back and forth on its track, effectively shielding Pennsylvania from low flying dive-bombers and fighters. Walters even tried to use the crane’s boom to swat the enemy planes out of the sky."

"The gunners on Pennsylvania initially considered the dockworker a nuisance, but they soon realized that his 50-foot-high cab gave him an excellent view of incoming aircraft. Using the movements of the crane arm as a guide, they were able to return fire against the enemy to devastating effect. Walters continued his suicidal maneuvers until a Japanese bomb exploded on the dock and sent him to the hospital with a concussion. His actions may have helped save Pennsylvania from destruction, but his story went largely untold until 1957, when it appeared in author Walter Lord’s famous book "Day of Infamy."

Walters himself became a target of the Japanese when a 500 lb bomb was dropped on his position. He shifted the crane’s position just in time to avoid a direct hit, although he was knocked unconscious by the explosion.

George Walters ultimately recovered from the attack and continued working at Pearl Harbor for another 25 years. He passed away at the age of 95 in March, 1999. While the story of this civilian Pearl Harbor Hero isn’t as well-known as others like Doris Miller and Joe George, his actions on the morning of December 7, 1941 doubtless saved many lives.

Pictured below: USS Pennsylvania (BB-38) in dry dock. George Walters operated the crane on the right. Also pictured is George Walters' son Lewis who was also working on the docs on December 7, 1941.



WWII uncovered©️ original text and photographs sourced from Ancestry Database and Hawaii News Now