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In this episode of the Back in Time Brothers, Lou and DJ Paulie explore the vibrant rock music scene of Detroit, highlighting iconic artists like Bob Seger. They share humorous stories about the city's notorious criminals and delve into interesting facts about Detroit's culture, including its unique pizza style and local currency. The show combines music, comedy, and trivia, creating an engaging experience for listeners. In this episode, Lou and Paulie explore various themes related to Detroit, including urban initiatives, the music scene, and notable films set in the city. They discuss the impact of Ted Nugent, the cultural significance of the White Stripes, and share personal anecdotes from a memorable spring break trip to Daytona Beach. In this engaging conversation, Lou and Paulie reminisce about their wild past experiences, share stories about their adventures, and discuss the impact of iconic artists like Eminem and Kid Rock on the music scene. They explore the themes of nostalgia, the evolution of music, and the fun of making quirky choices in a light-hearted 'Would You Rather' segment. The episode wraps up with reflections on their favorite artists and a look ahead to future shows.

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In this episode of the Back in Time Brothers, Lou and Paulie take a nostalgic journey through the music and events of 1979. They discuss the pivotal albums of the year, including Pat Benatar's debut, and share random music facts that highlight the cultural shifts of the time. The conversation also touches on the tragic events that led to changes in concert safety, making it a reflective and entertaining exploration of a significant year in music history. In this conversation, Paulie and Lou explore the cultural impact of music and movies from the late 70s, focusing on iconic albums like Michael Jackson's 'Off the Wall' and the nostalgic films of 1979. They discuss the evolution of music, the significance of various artists, and the memorable movies that shaped their childhoods, all while sharing personal anecdotes and insights. Later in the episode, Lou and Paulie dive into a variety of topics, from nostalgic album covers to wild stories from their past, including the infamous Hoboken incident. They share humorous anecdotes from their time in loss prevention, discuss the legendary Donna Summer and her impact on disco music, and explore the funny side of everyday signs. The episode wraps up with a celebration of Van Halen's music, highlighting their second album and its significance in rock history.

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In this episode of the Back in Time Brothers, Lou and Paulie take listeners on a journey through Chicago's music scene, share bizarre criminal stories, and explore fun facts about the Windy City. The conversation flows from their love for classic tunes to humorous tales of criminals getting caught in ridiculous situations, all while keeping the vibe light and entertaining. In this segment, Lou and Paulie explore the unique features and cultural significance of Chicago, discussing its historical landmarks, music scene, and iconic movies. They delve into the city's culinary delights, including deep dish pizza and Chicago-style hot dogs, while also highlighting the vibrant arts scene and famous personalities associated with the city. In this engaging conversation, Paulie and Lou explore the rich culinary landscape of Chicago, discussing iconic foods such as Italian beef, cinnamon rolls, and Chicago-style fried chicken. They also delve into the city's vibrant music scene, highlighting the legacy of bands like Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire. The discussion flows seamlessly from food to music, showcasing the cultural significance of both in the Windy City.

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In this episode, Lou and Paulie explore the vibrant culture of Las Vegas through movies, music, and personal anecdotes. They discuss iconic Vegas films, share humorous and cautionary tales from their own experiences in the city, and reflect on the impact of various bands that originated from Las Vegas, including Imagine Dragons and The Killers. The conversation is filled with laughter, nostalgia, and insights into the allure and pitfalls of Vegas life.  Oh!, and was that Wayne Newton?

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In this episode of the Back in Time Brothers, hosts Lou and Paulie dive into a lively discussion about the great rock duos of the 80s, share hilarious and outrageous stories of stupid criminals, and explore iconic duos in music and media. They also sprinkle in random fun facts that keep the conversation entertaining and engaging. In this lively conversation, Lou and Paulie explore quirky facts, iconic musical duos, and share humorous personal anecdotes, particularly focusing on a memorable birthday experience in Jersey. They delve into the dynamics of famous duos in music and pop culture, while also engaging in light-hearted banter and reflections on their own lives. In this engaging conversation, Lou and Paulie delve into various topics ranging from the infamous Joey Gallo shooting and its implications in mafia history to the musical legacy of iconic bands like Tears for Fears and Hall and Oates. They share humorous takes on bad wedding names and look forward to discussing Las Vegas bands in their next episode, blending crime, music, and humor seamlessly throughout the dialogue.

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"Whale vaginas, anyone?  The Back in Time Brothers are back, and this week they're exploring the music of San Diego!  Join us for a wild ride through different genres, from Christian rock to the iconic sounds of Blink 182.  Plus, we've got bad date stories that will make you cringe and random facts that are, well, random.  It's the perfect mix of music, humor, and all things San Diego.  Let the music play!"

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The conversation revolves around the celebration of St. Patrick's Day, featuring humorous anecdotes, stories of bizarre criminal activities, and cultural references related to Irish music and traditions. The brothers share their experiences and insights while engaging in light-hearted banter, making the show entertaining and informative. They also discuss interesting facts about St. Patrick and recommend movies to watch on this festive occasion. In this engaging conversation, Lou and Paulie explore the rich tapestry of Irish cinema and music, discussing iconic films, the cultural significance of Irish music, and personal anecdotes related to St. Patrick's Day. They delve into the political themes present in Irish music, share humorous stories from their past, and conclude with uplifting anthems that celebrate Irish heritage.

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Join the Back in Time Brothers this week as we spin back to the vibrant year of 1985! 🎉 We’re revisiting the unforgettable music that defined a generation—bangers that kept us dancing through the night and lyrics that still echo in our hearts. From Simple Minds’ uplifting anthems to the catchy vibes of The Cars, our playlist is a joyful mix of the year's top tracks, each packed with memories. 

But it’s not just about the music; we’re serving up extra laughs with some outrageous news stories and incredible tales of the world's most ridiculous criminals! Get ready to chuckle as we relive a botched burglary featuring laxatives, explore hilarious police chase antics, and dive into the wacky decisions of people who seem to fuel the very definition of “stupid criminals.” 

As we groove our way through musical trivia and facts that’ll test your knowledge, we encourage listeners to reminisce and share their own tales of goofy adventures. There’s something magical about the stories and songs we share, connecting us with laughter while evoking memories from our past that make us smile. 

Tune in to enjoy a blend of laughter, nostalgia, and all the shenanigans that made 1985 a time to remember. Don’t forget to join our vibrant community! Share your thoughts and stories with us. Subscribe to the Back in Time Brothers for a dose of laughter and music every week!

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Ever wondered why emo music from the 2000s still holds a special place in our hearts? Join us as DJ Paulie and Lou, take you on a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the emo bands that defined our youth and continue to impact today's music scene. From wedding playlists to festival headliners, emo music has bridged generations, appealing to everyone from thirty-somethings to those in their fifties. We spill the beans on how this genre shaped our lives and the unexpected fashion choices that came along with it—including those unforgettable Capizio shoes.

Get ready for a playful exploration of the rise of emo music, as we trace its roots back to the 80s punk rock scene and highlight its peak moments in the early 2000s. We dish out the stories behind iconic tracks from bands like Weezer and Jimmy Eat World, and the cultural phenomena they created. Meanwhile, our whimsical segment will have you laughing out loud with random facts like the serotonin-boosting power of bananas and the peculiar mating rituals of black bears. It's a wild ride filled with humor, reflective stories, and unexpected connections.

As if that wasn't enough, we dive into the emo cinematic universe, celebrating films like "Edward Scissorhands" and "The Crow" that perfectly capture the emo aesthetic. Prepare for a few awkward laughs as we recount some hilariously awkward dating stories and the unique rise of Panic! At The Disco. Whether you're an emo veteran or just curious about the cultural resurgence of this genre, this episode promises a blend of nostalgia, humor, and insights into music's enduring influence on our lives.

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Do you remember those forgotten '80s songs that make you want to bust out some questionable dance moves? DJ Paulie and Lou are here to take you on a rewind adventure through the decade, year by year, filled with musical nostalgia and hilarious stories of '90s hits haunting their minds. But this isn't just a nostalgic ride; we're also sharing the laugh-out-loud tales of would-be criminals whose plans went spectacularly awry. Picture a McDonald's heist so bungled that the culprits ended up drowning their sorrows at a local bar or a bank job getaway involving a personalized license plate and a slow ferry ride. These absurdly funny escapades set the tone for a rollercoaster episode that's sure to keep you entertained.

Just when you think the laughs are over, we continue with jaw-dropping stories of misfit criminals, like the guy in New York who tried to sell back a stolen phone to its owner and a Russian gang whose robbery plans were broadcast to the police. As we reminisce about the '80s, we pause to reflect on the darker themes of disconnection and chaos, inspired by the haunting narrative of "I Don't Like Mondays" by The Boomtown Rats. This exploration of human behavior and the societal factors leading to unexpected tragedies adds a layer of thoughtfulness to our otherwise light-hearted journey. Get ready for a blend of humor, nostalgia, and poignant insights into the quirks of the human experience. Join us, laugh with us, and maybe even learn a thing or two!

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