Enjoy Stuff: A TechnoRetro Podcast

We say "Good-Bye" to Eddie Money and Ric Ocasek before we continue our time travel escapades with arcade games Time Pilot and a holographic time traveling simulation and some scientific theories about time travel.

Jovial Jay joins shazbazzar and JediShua to travel through movie history over the last century of time-travel-tropes on screen.

Two wheelin' freedom riders pedal back in time to when they were kids with movies like Breaking Away, American Flyers, BMX Bandits, and Quicksilver before locking up their bikes at the arcade to shove some quarters in the Paperboy machine.

Perhaps you’ve seen his iconic image on T-Shirts and posters. You’ve certainly heard his voice on TechnoRetro Dads before. Maybe you remember his New Coke commercials. But did you know that Max Headroom had a series about a possible future where TV rules the world? Maxified with maximum Star Wars updates from D23, you need to tune in for 77 minutes of fun and fandom from TechnoRetro Dads.

Since 1982, The Dark Crystal has intrigued audiences who have been hoping for a return to the mystical world of Thra. As the hours tick down to the release of the next on-screen portrayal of Jim Henson's and Brian Froud's world of imagination, shazbazzar and JediShua rewatch, remember, and review The Dark Crystal.

In 1984, dreaming became dangerous when psychic psychos were able to invade others’ periods of REM sleep with frightening results in the PG-13 thriller Dreamscape. Dream Away and Dream On with jokes, music, and a few nightmarish visions of JediShua in his boxer shorts at work.

In 1984, this weekend saw three historic movies released for role-playing gamers, inter-dimensional travelers, and persistent patriots. Join shazbazzar and JediShua for chatter about Cloak & Dagger, Buckaroo Banzai, and Red Dawn (oh, yeah, don’t forget Uncle Buck from 1989).

The '70s and '80s were loaded with zaniness with "Weird Al" Yankovic and Mad Magazine. JediShua and shazbazzar take you back to the days of crazy parodies, kooky clothing, and controversial satire in this "Weird Al" MAD episode of TechnoRetro Dads.

Stranger Things 3 has reinvigorated more malls than just Gwinnett Place as mallrats from the ‘80s take their kids back to their old stomping grounds in the family van with The NeverEnding Story playing on the headrest DVDs.

JediShua is at the edge of the galaxy while shazbazzar sits at home celebrating the giant leap for mankind that resulted in imaginative and amazing creations like Moonbase Alpha. So this week, we revisit our time with Paul Bateman discussing Space 1999. PLUS: Shua and Tony update everyone about their experiences at Black Spire Outpost at Star Wars Galaxy's Edge.