In episode 57, we dive into two wildly different but equally defining narratives of the 1980s. First, we explore the devastating Ethiopian famine. Then we shift gears to celebrate the meteoric rise of Prince, the musical genius, known for blurring lines.

DWM 56 discusses a REEL REBEL! In this episode, Heather dives into the cult classic film, The Legend of Billie Jean. Listen as we unpack the film's relevance today.

DWM 55 discusses the romantic comedy Arthur which was nominated for four Academy Awards in 1981. Japanese cars became increasingly popular in the 1980s due to their affordability and quality. Farmhouse decor was all the rage in the 1980s, and the country goose became a symbol of rustic charm.

Dancing with Myself explores Bob Marley's death in the 1981. This week takes a look at a scandal that rocked the UK, and Magnum PI-an action show with enduring appeal.

Dancing with Myself discusses the best 80s hits from U2! 

Episode 52 discusses the enduring popularity of Unsolved Mysteries. Motley Crue rose to fame in the 1980s- a perfect band for the decade of excess. And the oil glut shaped the future of the world.

A Robert Maplethorpe exhibit created a stir in the 1980s and the Exxon Valdez oil spill was a huge environmental disaster.

Live is remembered as a watershed moment in pop culture history-and Ocean Pacific is iconic surfear and lifestyle brand that reached the zenith of it's popularity during the 1980s.

The theory of global warming gained significant attention in the 1980s, acid washed jeans were high fashion, and the movie Amadeus swept the Academy Awards!

Let's discusss how one man's disrespect helped build a comedy empire! DWM will also examine the 1984 US Presidential election, and Halley's Comet