Dancing with Myself

Dancing with Myself takes a look at Joan Quigley, a woman whose claim to fame was her association with the White House, as an astrologer to the President. College basketball's popularity increased with the March Madness tournament televised on CBS. Radio saw a rise in provocative shock jock DJ's like Don Imus and Howard Stern.

Top Gun catapulted Tom Cruise to superstar! Reaganomics changed the United States economy for decades after.... let's listen to episode 36 of Dancing with Myself

Don't miss this episode of Dancing with Myself. An in-depth look at preppy fashion, Reagan's assassination attempt, and Milli Vanilli are topics

Episode 34 takes a look at a marketing sensation: Morris the Cat! We'll also be discussing the Beirut Bombing, a film reel toy, and The Goonies

The Murder of Marvin Gaye, at the hands of his father, remains one of the most tragic scandals in pop music history. Wes Cravens' Nightmare on Elm Street elevated the slasher film to new heights!

Episode 32 examines the eradication of small pox, George Jones career comeback, Who's the Boss, and the Miracle on Ice at the 1980 Winter Olympics.

Do you prefer your bed algae free? Then waterbeds may not be for you. DWM episode 31 dives into the history of waterbeds. I also give you a history lesson about the Falklands War then we dance on over for some Solid Gold

Heather welcomes you back to Dancing with Myself podcast. Episode 30 discusses Beverly Hills Cop then we examine some failed restaurant chains that did not survive the decade of excess. Remember Sweet Dreams? The teen romance novel series published over 230 books during the decade-and were beloved by many young girls.

More than three decades since it's introduction, the Moonwalk remains an enduring symbol of Michael Jackon's artistic genius. Dancing with Myself explores the cultural impact of skateboarding in the 1980s and also The Smurfs, a Belgian cartoon with worldwide appeal.

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In episode 28, Dancing with Myself discusses Oliver North's controversial legacy. Howard the Duck, a comic book movie with a cult following, and He-Man!

Host Heather
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