In this Podcast, the 2 brothers look back at March 1981. The Music, the Movies and the Argos Catalogue!

Looking back to Smash Hits magazine where we see  the debut album from Spandau Ballet and much more from an amazing decade!

Travel with us back to February 1981. We review the Movie "Roar", the most dangerous Movie ever made, we honestly can't believe it was ever allowed to happen!

We look back at the music of the month, by looking back at the music magazine Smash Hits from February 1981.

Oh and yes, we ran over our 60 minute episode time again... Our time keeping has really gone down hill since the end of 1980.

The Brothers, Graham and Rob look to a New Year, the start of 1981.

The music, the hair, the movies and the Argos catalogue.  

The Brothers complete 1980 with a bumper special end of year episode.

They review Raging Bull, Smash Hits music and Argos catalogue and a few musical surprises from back in the day!

A fun filled look back to November 1980.

Including the film review of "Motel Hell", a look back at the November edition of Smash Hits and the music of the month and a look at the Argos catalogue from Winter 1980.

Graham & Rob take a nostalgic, unscripted, giggle filled look back at October 1980. This month's movie review is the low budget Sci-Fi Horror  "Without Warning". 

They look though the music magazine of the day "Smash Hits", from August 1980. Where they look back fondly, and not so fondly, to some of the hits of the day.

They finish off looking at a page in the Winter 1980 edition of the Argos catalogue and choose one item they would buy.

They now even have their own jingle (kind of)!

Graham and Rob take a look back at September 1980, they review Tom Hank's debut movie role in "He knows you are alone"!

A look back through the music magazine, Smash Hits from September 1980. As well as taking a look at a random page from the Argos catalogue.

As well as the usual fits of uncontrollable laughter!!

A nostalgic trip back to August 1980.

The Brothers review the Movie "Zombie Flesh Eaters", as well as go through the music magazine of the day, Smash Hits.

As we progress through the months listeners are starting to get to know the brothers' sense of humour when looking back at the music, movies and Argos Catalogue from the 1980s as well as learning about some of the interesting and funny characters they grew up with. 

Nostalgic, but very honest, if it is bad (or if Graham and Rob think it's bad), then they say it how it is. Very frank, very honest and not worried about saying it how they see it. 

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Review: "These Podcasts grow on you. Stay with it, once you listen to a few of them you end up loving the funny, unpredictable and completely original presentation by the two presenters.  They share some very funny insights about their childhood and people they knew" - B.Simpleton!

The two Brothers, Graham and Rob, look back to July 1980.

They give a frank and honest review of the Movie "The Island" starring Michael Cane, and look back at the movie releases from July 1980.  As always, they look through an issue (from July 1980) of the music magazine Smash Hits. 

The podcasts by 80s Mateys are picking up an army of loyal fans who seem to really enjoy the format and the originality of the way the Podcast is put together. There are no scripts and it shows!! But there is a format and the sense of humour, frank talk and general chat of the Brothers is something that seems to be growing on the listeners as they make their way through every month of the great decade... 1980.

This week the Brothers carry on with what is now becoming a familiar formula, this week they look back to June 1980. 

The "Obscure Film of the month review" is Humanoids from the Deep.  

The brothers look back through the music magazine "Smash Hits" from June 1980. 

And, as usual, they pick one page from the Argos catalogue and pick one item "they would buy".