Remember when Video Killed the Radio Star warned us about technology ruining music?

Then MTV showed up… and for a while, it was glorious.

In this full episode, we revisit the golden age of one-hit wonders — and what those songs mean now that we’re a little older (and slightly more stretched before activity).

We break down:

• Tainted Love – from heartbreak to “high-definition love”

• Come On Eileen – from passion to tee times

• Take On Me – from comic-book adventure to chasing the TV remote

• 867-5309/Jenny – and the risks of trusting bathroom stall phone numbers

• Mickey, I Ran (So Far Away), The Safety Dance, and Walking on Sunshine — reinterpreted through adulting, golf bags, Fireball, orthopedic shoes, and grocery store closing times.

Because the songs didn’t change.

We did.

🎙️ This episode is for anyone who:

• Grew up on 80s pop

• Misses music videos being about music

• Now stretches before dancing

• Gets genuinely excited about a good parking spot

If you’re 50+, this one will hit differently.
If you’re younger… this is your warning.

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