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By Lou & DJ Paulie
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Ever wondered what happens when you mix 80s movie magic with hilarious tales of criminal mischief? Join us, DJ Paulie and Lou on the Back in Time Brothers show, as we take you on a nostalgic rollercoaster. We reminisce about iconic films like "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" and "Beverly Hills Cop," celebrating Eddie Murphy's timeless humor and Judge Reinhold's quirky antics. You’ll also hear our surprisingly positive take on Robert Pattinson’s modern Batman, as we compare his portrayal to Michael Keaton's unforgettable version, peppered with a humorous nod to Keaton’s memorable commencement speech.
From ridiculous to downright bizarre, we’ve got stories that will have you in stitches! Picture this: Jake, a man who's had one too many daiquiris, decides to ride his horse home, only to be stopped by the police for this less-than-sober adventure. Meanwhile, a gang in Columbus, Ohio, botches a robbery by making off with nothing but display phones. And halfway across the world, in Magnetogorsk, Russia, two daring five-year-olds escape kindergarten to buy a Jaguar, only to be safely returned home. These tales are guaranteed to entertain and keep you laughing.
We wrap things up by exploring the vibrant cultural backdrop of the 80s with "The Last American Virgin." The film's plot, quirky characters, and soundtrack featuring Blondie, Journey, and The Cars provide a nostalgic trip back in time. We also dive into lyrical themes with tracks like "Going Back to Cali" and "Hazy Shade of Winter," reflecting on how music echoes the bittersweet journey of moving forward while cherishing the past. Join us for this exciting blend of laughter, nostalgia, and thoughtful commentary on the Back in Time Brothers on URL Radio.
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Join us as DJ Paulie and Lou reunite after a refreshing Labor Day break, with Lou's heartwarming news of becoming a new grandfather! As we kick off Monday Fun Day, we dive into our passion for 80s movie soundtracks, reminiscing about iconic songs that defined unforgettable movie moments, including a special shoutout to the "Last American Virgin" soundtrack. We keep the laughs coming with our hilarious "stupid criminals" segment, ensuring you're both entertained and nostalgic.
Ever wondered about the most bizarre criminal excuses? We bring you a mix of serious reflections and absurd escapades, starting with a deep dive into the controversial Disney film "Song of the South." We then lighten the mood with a tour of Pennsylvania's uniquely named towns like Big Beaver, and share jaw-droppingly funny stories, such as a woman blaming her non-existent evil twin for a hotel theft. Expect laughs as we recount a Scranton drug deal gone wrong due to an accidental 911 call, and end with a chuckle-worthy tale from Kazakhstan involving a man trying to return half-consumed beer to a store. It’s a wild ride through foolish criminals that you won’t want to miss!
Feeling nostalgic for the 80s? We journey back to that decade with a focus on the classic film "Vision Quest." We explore the compelling storyline of high school wrestler Loudon Swain, his intriguing dynamic with Carla, and Madonna's unexpected bar performance. Celebrating the film’s remarkable soundtrack featuring hits from Foreigner, Sammy Hagar, and Journey, we spotlight standout tracks like "Only the Young" and John Waite's "Change." Reflecting on themes of youthful freedom and personal growth, this episode offers a poignant look at how dreams evolve over time. Tune in for an episode brimming with nostalgia, music, and laughter!
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Can you imagine slipping through an air conditioning hatch to escape a noisy party? What about the strange thrill of a food fight sparked by Sunday spaghetti? Join us, DJ Paulie and Lou, as we kick things off with the wild and wacky, sharing personal anecdotes and outrageous "busted" stories that will have you laughing uncontrollably. From a hapless bank robber in Universal City, Missouri, to a spaghetti-slinging son in St. Petersburg, we sprinkle these tales with humor as we spin some of the greatest hits from the 70s through the 2010s.
Journey back to the 1970s where the signature horn sounds and rock classics come alive. We'll dive into the legends of Joe Walsh and the James Gang, with their iconic "Funk Number 49," and celebrate the unforgettable tunes of Chicago, particularly their hit "Make Me Smile." Hold tight as we take a whimsical detour through strange facts and quirky discussions ranging from grape cultivation to the myth of a duck’s quack. Whether it's kids' curiosities or bizarre sexual fetishes like agoraphilia and plushophilia, there's no shortage of fascination and fun.
As we groove through the decades, we’ll also reflect on the profound need for human connection with a heartfelt plea: "Call me, I'm alive. Call me." In an age where digital interactions often overshadow real connections, we underline the importance of reaching out and making someone feel seen and heard. Tune in for a mix of humor, nostalgia, and poignant reminders of what truly matters. Whether you're here for the music history, the laughter, or the touching moments, this episode promises a memorable auditory experience.
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Ever think about what makes the ’90s so unforgettable? Join DJ Paulie and Lou on URL Radio as we rewind to 1996, serving up a playlist brimming with pop and dance hits that defined the year. This episode promises a break from our usual rock-centric vibes, focusing instead on the catchy tunes that kept everyone moving. Besides the musical nostalgia, brace yourselves for our hilarious "Busted" stories. Find out about William Martin's unusual emergency call, Mad Mike Jones' bizarre ride to meet his probation officer, and Elijah "The Whiz" Edwards' cheesy antics. This week’s show is a delightful mix of humor and tunes guaranteed to start your Monday with a laugh.
Ever wondered how songs like "Stupid Girl" and "Just a Girl" challenge the status quo? We’re diving into themes of disillusionment and identity through the powerful lyrics of Garbage and No Doubt, shedding light on the societal pressures and personal struggles they reveal. Plus, we’ll discuss Gwen Stefani’s lasting impact and the visual legacy that cemented her as an icon. And who could forget the candor of Alanis Morissette? We'll celebrate her groundbreaking album "Jagged Little Pill," focusing on the ironic scenarios in her hit song "Ironic." Tune in for a blend of thought-provoking discussions, quirky stories, and 90s beats that will keep you entertained all day long!
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Can you imagine forgetting about a balloon stuffed up your nose for 18 years? This bizarre tale kicks off an episode packed with humor, music, and all things 80s. DJ Paulie and Lou bring you "Covering the 80s," spotlighting your favorite hits reimagined by lesser-known cover bands. Alongside these musical treats, we share hilarious anecdotes about some not-so-bright criminals, including a thief who practically handed himself to the police via Instagram and car burglars who picked the absolute worst mark—a federal agent. The energy is high as we set the tone for a Monday filled with laughter and nostalgia.
Ever heard of Anton Syndrome or monkey testicle grafting? Brace yourself for "Odd Facts and Bizarre Tales," where we dive into some truly eclectic trivia. From the eeriness of blind people not knowing they're blind to the freaky phenomenon of spectrophilia, we cover the oddities that make you question reality. We even throw in some sports trivia and historical quirks that are sure to blow your mind. Plus, marvel at the unforgettable renditions of 80s classics like "The Safety Dance" by Radio Star and "I Ran" by Kings County. This chapter guarantees both enlightenment and entertainment.
Step back in time as we reminisce about iconic 80s fads and the unforgettable Jersey club scene. Remember Valley Girl speak, breakdancing, and those stylish Swatch watches? We talk fashion trends, from shoulder pads to Members-only jackets, and relive the ritual of getting ready for a night out, complete with Cavaricci pants and gold chains. We wrap up with some side-splitting awkward date stories and play iconic covers of '80s hits by Quiet Drive and First to 11. So, buckle up for a ride through a decade filled with wild stories, infectious music, and enough nostalgia to make your Monday truly memorable.
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Can you believe some of the excuses people make when caught red-handed? Get ready for a wild ride with the Back in Time Brothers as we kick off with our "Busted" segment, revealing the most outrageously funny criminal excuses and escapades. Imagine a high-speed chase ending in the water, a burglar's misadventure in a cow pasture, and even a botched ATM theft—trust us, you won't want to miss these hilarious stories. Then, we dive into the music scene of the 90s, dissecting the most hated bands and why we just can't let them go. From the Spin Doctors to Hootie & the Blowfish, we've got the stories, the laughs, and yes, even the songs.
Ever wondered what kind of wild scenarios we could cook up involving 90s bands and bizarre criminal stories? We indulge in some imaginative fun, like wrestling moves on criminals and a particularly hilarious DUI incident in England. Then, we get real about the Spin Doctors, exploring their unexpected connection to Blues Traveler’s John Popper and why their hits, "Two Princes" and "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong," still linger in our minds. And just when you think it can't get crazier, we share some quirky facts about avocados, polar bears, and the Eiffel Tower that will leave you both educated and entertained.
But we’re not done yet! We reminisce about Hootie & the Blowfish's rise to fame and Darius Rucker's surprising switch to country music, along with the impact of hits like "Only Wanna Be With You" and "Hold My Hand." Then, we revisit the 90s' most sensational celebrity scandals, from Tonya Harding’s infamous downfall to O.J. Simpson’s trial and Milli Vanilli's lip-syncing disaster. Wrapping up with a segment on poetic and enigmatic lyrics, we ponder the mysteries of life and identity, all with our signature mix of humor and nostalgia. Tune in for a rollercoaster of laughs, memories, and surprising insights!
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Ever wondered what it felt like to cruise down Rugby, North Dakota, in a badass Firebird, jamming to rock anthems from the early '80s? Join DJ Paulie and Lou as they reminisce about their youthful adventures on "Draggin' Main," where the simple act of waving at fellow cruisers and rocking out to iconic tunes defined an era of carefree joy. Lou & Paulie also shares their later experiences in the bustling streets of New Jersey, offering a fascinating contrast between his nostalgic North Dakota memories and the chaotic thrill of Jersey's extended cruising scene.
Laugh out loud with us as we recount some of the most bizarre and hilarious crime stories you've ever heard. From would-be robbers in Kentucky who accidentally dialed the police, to a man in Texas whose crime spree involved barbecue brisket and a stolen Corvette, these tales are incredulous and wildly entertaining. We also dive into fascinating facts and musical memories, including the essence of Foreigner's "Jukebox Hero" and the impact of MTV-era hits like "Freeze Frame" and "Hungry Like the Wolf."
Wrap up with us as we pay tribute to classic car movies and share hilarious date stories that will make you cringe and chuckle. Whether it's the adrenaline-pumping scenes from "Drive" and "The Transporter" or disastrous dating mishaps like costume reveals and awkward movie choices, this episode promises a rollercoaster of emotions. We also take a moment to appreciate our growing audience, reminding you to download the URL Radio app for more content. So buckle up and enjoy the ride with DJ Paulie and Lou!
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How can the start of your week be transformed into an unforgettable, laugh-out-loud experience? Join DJ Paulie and Lou on the Monday Music Show With Brothers as they whisk you away on a musical time machine through the decades. We'll share weekend stories, gratitude for DJ gigs, and Paulie's humorous take on the "Best of Bismarck" award. Plus, our new bumper sticker slogan is here to make your Mondays feel like Fridays. And don't miss the riotous tale from Albuquerque about a love-struck arsonist who fumbled spectacularly.
Ever heard of criminals who you just can't help but laugh at? Our Dumb Criminals segment is packed with bizarre escapades that are stranger than fiction. From a teenager's quest for Wi-Fi to an ill-fated motorcycle escape with an aquarium, and a man taking "judgment-free zone" too far, these stories are bound to tickle your funny bone. Then, we dive into random facts and banter, examining Steven Tyler's evolving look, ancient Roman dental habits, and why pumpkins and greeting cards are more interesting than you might think. Get ready for a whirlwind of unexpected facts and giggles!
Get ready to rock as we traverse through the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, celebrating iconic tracks and the stories behind them. From The Cult's electrifying "She Sells Sanctuary" to Collective Soul's reflective "The World I Know," and The Killers' angst-filled "Mr. Brightside," we cover it all. Relive the wild Jersey nights of '85 and the emotional rollercoasters of love and bad dates. Wrap up your listening experience with our Indie Rock Song Discussion and the convenience of our mobile app. With Paulie, Lou, and our unforgettable anecdotes, your Monday is set to be a true fun day! As originally heard on URL Radio.Net
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Who's the ultimate Billy—Billy Squier, Billy Joel, or Billy Idol? Get ready for a nostalgic roller coaster as DJ Paulie and his brother Lou kick off with the "Battle of the Billies" on URL Radio. We humorously debate which iconic Billy would win in a real fight, and you won't believe who comes out on top. Each musical round features one song from each Billy, with us hilariously picking the best track. Along the way, we sprinkle in our usual segments of stupid criminals, random facts, and wacky stories, including a side-splitting tale from Mount Olive, New Jersey.
Curious about bizarre and amusing crime stories? Tune in as we recount two women in Naples, Florida, who turned a Walmart into their personal wine-tasting tour. We'll also share the antics of teens in Maryland who got busted after taking selfies with a stolen credit card. From fake police lights in Florida to butt-dialing burglars in California, our collection of criminal follies will keep you laughing. And don't miss the story of a man in England who called the cops over a false advertisement for companionship—it's pure comedy gold.
Love quirky trivia and musical insights? We dive deep into Billy Squier's and Billy Joel's iconic lyrics, revealing their cultural impact. Our random facts segment spans everything from the first toilet on TV to the average American’s hot dog consumption. And for a heartwarming twist, hear about a Pennsylvania man and his emotional support alligator, Wally. Join us for an episode brimming with laughter, musical nostalgia, and spontaneous banter that promises to entertain and enlighten you.
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Ever wondered how a mix of heartfelt ballads and hard-hitting rock tracks could kickstart your week? Tune in to our energetic Monday edition of the Back in Time Brothers on URL Radio! DJ Paulie celebrates his recent birthday with a special shout-out to Chris K. for the epic Mötley Crüe tribute and introduces our brand-new segment, "One Ballad, One Banger." Plus, we’ve got an intriguing 911 call from Tampa, Florida that promises an engaging blend of music and storytelling to set the perfect tone for your week.
Get ready for some laughs as we recount the most bizarre and hilarious criminal escapades in our "Stupid Criminal Excuses and Busted Antics" segment. From Christy Taylor's self-reporting of her own attempted car theft to Manuel Parra’s drunken misadventure in Georgia, these stories will have you in stitches. We also share tales of nail salon robberies gone wrong, taco trucks selling more than just tacos, and the truly absurd antics of Sandra Mason and Kenny Greer. Each story is packed with humor and head-shaking disbelief that ensures you won’t want to miss a second.
As we shift gears, we explore the profound impact of heartfelt songs and share random, quirky facts that will surprise you. Reflect on personal growth inspired by emotional tunes, and join us as we appreciate the powerful collaboration between Seether and Amy Lee. We'll also dive into quirky historical trivia, TV show controversies, and childhood memories that will surely bring a smile to your face. Wrapping up, we explore the raw emotions in Smashing Pumpkins' music, highlighting iconic tracks like "Disarm" and "Bullet With Butterfly Wings," offering a rollercoaster of emotions, laughter, and rock 'n' roll nostalgia. Join us for a nostalgic trip loaded with music, stories, and a whole lot of fun! As originally heard on URL Radio.Net.
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The podcast currently has 65 episodes available.