Children of the 80s

Jim and Lindsay are joined by Justin from the Pop Culture Reflections Podcast to discuss the songs that were popular the month they each turned 8 years old. The music spans the entire decade of the 80s and when it comes to "likes" there's definitely an odd man out!

Listen to our playlist for this episode on Spotify at the link below:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Uon0Hqe8XqeF3ZLwYubfr?si=PvIFXNwkQfi-tGascSe9Sg

Jim and Lindsay take listeners on a heartfelt journey through the life and legacy of James Earl Jones, one of Hollywood’s most iconic voices. 

Jim and Lindsay welcome special guest, Jason Colvin from the Surely You Can't be Serious podcast. Jason drops in to throw down a challenge to Jim. Who'll walk away with the belt? Listen now to find out! 

Jim and Lindsay talk about the Mandela Effect and things that lots of us misremember from the 1980s. 

In a tribute to MTV Friday Night Video Fights, Jim and Lindsay are pitting Phil Collins' solo career versus his work with Genesis during the 1980s. It's ten rounds of non stop action! Who will come out on top? Listen now to find out! 

In this episode, Jim and Lindsay talk about their love of Phil Collins. They breakdown the highs and lows of his career and try to answer the age old question, why do people not like Phil?!? 

Jim and Lindsay are joined by Brad and Giff, hosts of the Pop Culture Yearbook Podcast, to talk about their favorite hair metal songs of the 1980s. It's the first ever draft on Children of the 80s and this one does not disappoint. So grab your spandex and Aquanet and crank up the volume!

Jim and Lindsay are joined by Brad and Giff, hosts of the Pop Culture Yearbook Podcast, to talk about their favorite hair metal songs of the 1980s. It's the first ever draft on Children of the 80s and this one does not disappoint. So grab your spandex and Aquanet and crank up the volume!

Join Jim and Lindsay as they do their first concert review. For the first time in 34 years, Lindsay gets to see her fav band live and in person and Jim tags along for moral support. 

Jim and Lindsay each count down their top 8 1980s songs that can turn their frowns upside down.