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In this episode of Culture Stroke, Host Jason Matthews comments on and shares his memories on the song and video Expose - Seasons change from 1988.

Jason Matthew talks about how the song was released in late 1987 but peaked in early 1988. So it has been over 30 years.

Matthews talks about how emotional the song was at the time, and is now because of a relationship he had with a girl at the time. He says the song was popular when he went on a family trip to Hawaii for a week and was away from the girl. Matthews also remembers the song because it was featured on the airplane at the time. He recalls in the 1980's how customers were able to plug headphones into the side arm rest and listen to popular songs at the time. That is why the song took so much meaning.

Matthews speaks about the popularity of Expose as a dance group and this was a rare, popular ballad by the group. He also mentions the meaning of the song which is changing of the seasons of a person's life.

Jason Matthews goes into details and gets choked up about the memories and emotions he has concerning the song. He mentions how the song could come on and he would feel like he is back exactly where he was at the time when he heard the song. This includes feeling the wind, feeling a touch, and seeing the bright sun. He says even though it was 30 years ago, it "feels like yesterday".