This week, we’re counting down the hits—but with a twist. These aren’t chart-toppers (though some definitely were); they’re songs from the 80s that feature the word "One" or the number 1 in the title. We explore the singles that made "one" the loneliest—and catchiest—number of the decade. Join us as we sing along, reminisce, and maybe even bend the rules a little.

Join Jim and Lindsay as they drift into the dreamlike soundscape of the 1980s, exploring songs that evoke sleep. From the haunting synths of Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" to the romantic melodies of Dan Hartman's "I Can Dream About You," this episode delves into tracks that serenaded a generation into slumber. Get ready to revisit the nocturnal anthems that defined a decade. So, grab your Walkman, dim the lights, and let's journey through the dreamy side of the '80s.

Jim and Lindsay are discussing random thoughts from tabs open in Lindsay's brain. We're all over the decade of the 80s.

Jim and Lindsay are joined by friends Bob and Jason to discuss the 1983 comedy classic National Lampoon's Vacation. Join in on this trip as they celebrate the movie and Children of the 80s milestone...Episode 100!

Jim and Lindsay are joined by Pop Culture Yearbook and Totally 80s and 90s Recall as they crown a winner in their 80s TV Theme Song Tournament.

Jim and Lindsay are joined again by friends from the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, Smokin' Sounds podcast and Spinning the Wheel podcast as they pick the next round of TV Theme Songs.

Jim and Lindsay are joined again by friends from the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, Smokin' Sounds podcast and Spinning the Wheel podcast as they pick the next round of TV Theme Songs.

Jim and Lindsay ponder who's to blame for the death of Apollo Creed. Take a listen, you may be surprised at some of the suspects.

Jim breaks down the nominations and winners from the 1985 Oscars. Lindsay tags along while protesting. And the winner is.....Jim's improv song at the end of the episode!

Jim and Lindsay are at it again this time with Pop Culture Yearbook picking the next round of TV theme songs. Will your favorites advance to the Sweet Sixteen?!?