What happens when the soundtrack of the 1980s comes roaring back to life with big vocals, big energy, and a whole lot of heart?

In this episode of GenX Journeys, Paul is joined by GenX Book Club co-host Suzanne Mattaboni for a lively conversation with Rob and Lisa of Rubixx, one of the country's premier 80s tribute bands. Together, they dive into what makes 80s music so unforgettable, how Rubixx creates a full-on experience rather than just a performance, and why the songs of that decade still bring people together across generations.

Rob and Lisa share the origin story of the band, how they build their setlists to keep audiences singing and dancing, and the fun behind the costumes, visuals, movie-theme medleys, duets, and onstage chemistry that make a Rubixx show feel like a time machine with amplifiers.

The conversation also explores the magic of MTV, the power of 80s soundtracks, the wide range of genres that defined the decade, and the challenge of performing these iconic songs live while keeping their energy intact. Along the way, there are plenty of laughs, behind-the-scenes stories, and a clear love for the music that shaped a generation.

Whether you were raised on synth-pop, power ballads, movie anthems, freestyle, new wave, or arena rock, this episode is a celebration of the music, memories, and community that still make the 80s hit hard today.

In this episode:

• How Rubixx came together and evolved into the band it is today
• Why 80s music still resonates so deeply with audiences
• The art of creating a full visual and musical experience on stage
• Favorite crowd-pleasers, duets, and movie-theme moments
• The influence of MTV on music, fashion, and identity
• Songs that are tougher to perform than they sound
• Why authenticity, camaraderie, and zero ego matter in a live band
• Upcoming shows and where to find Rubixx online

If you love 80s music, live performance, and stories about people keeping the spirit of a generation alive, this one is for you.

Connect with Rubixx

🎥 TikTok: @RubixxBand

📷 Instagram: RubixxBand

📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Rubixxband

📺 YouTube: @RubixxBand

More from the GenX Book Club Crew

📖 Suzanne Mattaboni (Author of Once in a Lifetime) 🔹 Get her book anywhere books are sold, including Kindle Unlimited and onceinalifetimenovel.com 🔹 Visit her at suzannemattaboni.com 🔹 Follow Suzanne:

• 📷 Instagram: @suzannemattaboni80s
• 🐦 X: @suzmattaboni
• 📘 Facebook: Suzanne Mattaboni

🎙️ Del Roehling (Host of 80s at 8 on 91.1 WEDM FM) 🔹 Tune in to 80s at 8 for all your favorite throwback tunes 🔹 Get your daily dose of '80s news on the 80s at 8 Facebook page

💡 Connect with GenX Journeys

🌎 Website: GenXJourneys.net 📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

🎧 Subscribe to the GenX Journeys Podcast on: ✅ Apple Podcasts ✅ Spotify ✅ iHeartRadio ✅ Podbean ✅ PlayerFM

💡 Whether you're a die-hard '80s fan, a nostalgia lover, or just someone who enjoys a great book club discussion, this episode is packed with fun, wisdom, and plenty of throwback vibes.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow/subscribe on your favorite podcast app and leave a review. And tell us:

In this powerful episode of GenX Journeys, Paul welcomes Louie Alessio — a retired Marine who served 25 years, a husband, father, teacher in his parish, and author of the upcoming book So There I Was… Out of Ammo.

Louie shares his story of growing up Catholic in Youngstown, Ohio, drifting away from faith, serving in the Marines, and eventually confronting the emotional and spiritual weight of transition, regret, and moral injury after retirement. What followed was not just a return to Church, but a profound rediscovery of faith, healing, purpose, and mercy.

Together, Paul and Louie discuss military life, identity after service, the challenges of civilian transition, the pull of social media and modern distraction, the importance of prayer, and how faith can reshape the way we show up for our families and the world around us.

Louie also opens up about a dark season after retirement, the divine timing that helped save his life, and how that turning point led him back to the Church and into a new mission of helping others through writing, ministry, and witness.

This is a moving conversation about resilience, redemption, and the reminder that sometimes the road back becomes the most important journey of all.

In this episode:

• Louie's Catholic upbringing in Youngstown, Ohio

• Why he chose to follow his brother into the Marine Corps

• What 25 years of military service taught him about discipline, character, and identity

• How virtues can become distorted without a deeper moral foundation

• What "moral injury" means and how it can surface after service

• The difficulty of transitioning out of the military and back into civilian life

• Louie's darkest season after retirement and the intervention that changed everything

• How a faith-based veterans program helped awaken something in him

• Returning to Mass after decades away

• How faith transformed his outlook as a husband, father, veteran, and man

• The impact of prayer, compassion, and empathy in everyday life

• Why he began writing about healing, faith, and purpose

• His upcoming book, So There I Was… Out of Ammo

• A message of hope for anyone who feels distant from faith or unsure how to find their way back

Connect with Louie Alessio

📘 Facebook: Louie Alessio

Connect with GenX Journeys

🌎 Website: GenXJourneys.net 📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

🎧 Subscribe to the GenX Journeys Podcast on: ✅ Apple Podcasts ✅ Spotify ✅ iHeartRadio ✅ Podbean ✅ PlayerFM

In this episode of the GenX Book Club, Paul Stroessner and Suzanne Mattaboni dive into Ordinary People, Judith Guest's powerful 1976 debut novel, and the acclaimed 1980 film adaptation directed by Robert Redford.

Paul and Suzanne explore the emotional depth of this story, from Conrad's survivor's guilt and fragile recovery to the very different ways each member of the Jarrett family processes grief. They discuss the novel's psychological richness, the film's remarkable faithfulness to the book, and how their perspectives on characters like Beth changed over time.

They also talk about the film's standout performances from Timothy Hutton, Mary Tyler Moore, Donald Sutherland, and Judd Hirsch, why the story still hits hard decades later, and how Ordinary People remains a moving portrait of family, trauma, healing, and emotional survival.

In this episode:

• Judith Guest's debut novel and why it became such a major success

• Robert Redford's directorial debut and the film's Oscar-winning legacy

• Why Ordinary People still feels emotionally raw and relevant

• Conrad's healing journey and the impact of survivor's guilt

• Beth's complexity and how the book adds more nuance to her character

• The powerful therapy scenes with Dr. Berger

• Key differences between the book and film

• Why this story remains such a strong example of character-driven storytelling

Spoiler warning: This episode contains major spoilers for both the book and the film.

Next up in the GenX Book Club: A lighter change of pace with Born Standing Up by Steve Martin

More from the GenX Book Club Crew

📖 Suzanne Mattaboni (Author of Once in a Lifetime) 🔹 Get her book anywhere books are sold, including Kindle Unlimited and onceinalifetimenovel.com 🔹 Visit her at suzannemattaboni.com 🔹 Follow Suzanne:

• 📷 Instagram: @suzannemattaboni80s
• 🐦 X: @suzmattaboni
• 📘 Facebook: Suzanne Mattaboni

🎙️ Del Roehling (Host of 80s at 8 on 91.1 WEDM FM) 🔹 Tune in to 80s at 8 for all your favorite throwback tunes 🔹 Get your daily dose of '80s news on the 80s at 8 Facebook page

💡 Connect with GenX Journeys

🌎 Website: GenXJourneys.net 📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

🎧 Subscribe to the GenX Journeys Podcast on: ✅ Apple Podcasts ✅ Spotify ✅ iHeartRadio ✅ Podbean ✅ PlayerFM

💡 Whether you're a die-hard '80s fan, a nostalgia lover, or just someone who enjoys a great book club discussion, this episode is packed with fun, wisdom, and plenty of throwback vibes.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow/subscribe on your favorite podcast app and leave a review. And tell us:

Steve Spears, creator and co-host of Stuck in the '80s, joins Paul Stroessner and Suzanne Mattaboni to celebrate 20 years of 80s podcasting—and to discuss his new book, Stuck in the '80s: 20 Years of Conversations with Pop Culture Icons Who Defined the Decade. From early podcasting chaos to unforgettable celebrity interviews and the community built along the way, this episode is a nostalgic deep dive into the decade that still connects us.

Steve joins us to talk about his brand-new book:

Stuck in the '80s: 20 Years of Conversations with Pop Culture Icons Who Defined the Decade

The book pulls together stories, reflections, behind-the-scenes moments, and lessons learned from more than two decades of interviewing the artists, actors, and cultural figures who shaped Generation X.

In this episode, we discuss:

• How Stuck in the '80s began as a newspaper assignment in the early days of podcasting

• What it was like recording episodes with handheld mics at a cafeteria table

• The nerves (and occasional nausea!) before interviewing legends

• Interview "misfires" and what they taught Steve about preparation and connection

• Why the best interviews happen when you drop the script and just have a conversation

• How writing the book changed Steve's perspective on 20 years of work

• The powerful sense of community built around shared 80s memories

• The wild fun of The 80s Cruise, theme nights, and Steve's legendary trivia sessions

• Why nostalgia isn't about being "stuck" — it's about shared identity and connection

Steve's book is available through major retailers, and fans of the podcast will love the added context, behind-the-scenes reflections, and personal stories that didn't always make it into the original episodes.

Connect with Steve Spears

• 🌎 Website: SIT80s.com

• Stuck in the '80s Podcast can be found on all podcast apps
• Order Stuck in the '80s: 20 Years of Conversations with Pop Culture Icons Who Defined a Decade on Amazon

• Book: Stuck in the '80s: 20 Years of Conversations with Pop Culture Icons Who Defined the Decade

Connect with Suzanne Mattaboni

🔹 Get her book anywhere books are sold, including Kindle Unlimited and onceinalifetimenovel.com 🔹 Visit her at suzannemattaboni.com 🔹 Follow Suzanne:

• • • 📷 Instagram: @suzannemattaboni80s
    • 🐦 X: @suzmattaboni
    • 📘 Facebook: Suzanne Mattaboni

Connect with GenX Journeys

🌎 Website: GenXJourneys.net 📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

🎧 Subscribe to the GenX Journeys Podcast on: ✅ Apple Podcasts ✅ Spotify ✅ iHeartRadio ✅ Podbean ✅ PlayerFM

Put on your skinny tie, crank the horn section, and try not to "black out" when you meet your heroes. 😄 In this roundtable episode, Paul is joined by GenX Book Club cohorts Suzanne Mattaboni and Del Roehling, plus special guests Caroline Connelly and Claire Young (from St. Louis, proudly repping their Huey shrine/koozie energy), to celebrate the music, movies, memories, and mythos of Huey Lewis and the News.

We talk iconic hits, deep cuts, MTV-era videos, Back to the Future perfection, We Are the World, the "Ghostbusters" lawsuit, and Huey's later-life health challenges—plus a detour into 80s cruises, costumes, and the kind of friendship origin story you only get when someone barges into your office and says, "We're going on a boat."

What You'll Hear in This Episode

• How Huey Lewis accidentally became the reason an entire friend group (and a whole company!) exists

• First Huey memories: MTV, family road trips, and that Back to the Future opening scene that still hits every time

• Album talk: Picture This, Sports, Fore!, and favorite tracks (including the underrated ones)

• Huey's Meniere's disease and how it changed his relationship with music and performing

• The legendary We Are the World documentary moments

• The American Psycho "Hip to Be Square" cultural imprint (and Huey's spoof with Weird Al)

• Meeting Huey in person… and the extremely relatable "I blacked out" phenomenon

• Back to the Future: The Musical and its extra love letter to Huey

• Bonus: 80s Cruise talk—lineups, traditions, costumes, and why the bathtub had to be sacrificed

Guests & Links

Caroline Connelly + Claire Young (Clocktower Experiences)

• Website: ClocktowerEXM.com (Events, festivals, activations, fashion shows, tournaments, and more)

Suzanne Mattaboni

• 📖 Suzanne Mattaboni (Author of Once in a Lifetime) 🔹 Get her book anywhere books are sold, including Kindle Unlimited and onceinalifetimenovel.com 🔹 Visit her at suzannemattaboni.com 🔹 Follow Suzanne:

  • 📷 Instagram: @suzannemattaboni80s
  • 🐦 X: @suzmattaboni
  • 📘 Facebook: Suzanne Mattaboni

  🎙️ Del Roehling (Host of 80s at 8 on 91.1 WEDM FM) 🔹 Tune in to 80s at 8 for all your favorite throwback tunes 🔹 Get your daily dose of '80s news on the 80s at 8 Facebook page

  💡 Connect with GenX Journeys

  🌎 Website: GenXJourneys.net 📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

  🎧 Subscribe to the GenX Journeys Podcast on: ✅ Apple Podcasts ✅ Spotify ✅ iHeartRadio ✅ Podbean ✅ PlayerFM

What does it really mean to choose life?

In this episode of GenX Journeys, Paul sits down with Sanet van Breda—a global community builder, voice amplifier, and passionate advocate for self-love—to explore how one powerful decision can change everything.

Sanet shares her deeply personal journey of transformation, beginning with a moment of brutal honesty in front of the mirror and leading to a life rooted in purpose, joy, and service. Through self-love, mindfulness, and the courage to use her voice, she didn't just change her own life—she began creating ripple effects that have touched people across the world.

This conversation dives into:

• Choosing life when everything feels heavy

• Reclaiming your voice after years of self-doubt

• How self-love becomes the foundation for confidence and boundaries

• The power of community, storytelling, and being truly seen

• Why it's never too late to rediscover your spark

With warmth, humor, and plenty of heart, this episode is a reminder that your story matters—and that even the smallest shift can lead to profound change.

If you've ever felt stuck, unseen, or unsure of your next step, this conversation is for you.

About GenX Journeys

GenX Journeys is a podcast about reinvention, resilience, and becoming who you were meant to be—no matter where you're starting from. Hosted by Paul Stroessner, the show features honest conversations that celebrate growth, curiosity, and the power of shared stories.

Connect with Sanet van Breda

Website: https://selflove4me.com Facebook Group (Women): Diamond Beauties Forever Facebook Group (Men): Tanzanite Heroes

Instagram: @sanetvanbreda/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sanet-van-breda/

🎧 Listen & Subscribe to GenX Journeys

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🌎 Connect with Me

📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

💡 If you enjoyed this episode, leave a review or share it with a fellow GenXer—let's keep this community growing!

🎤 Until next time—embrace the past, own the present, and build an epic future!

Welcome back to the GenX Book Club—and happy New Year! Paul Stroessner, Del Roehling and Suzanne Mattaboni talk about Future Boy by Michael J. Fox, a fast, entertaining behind-the-scenes snapshot of one of the most intense stretches of Fox's career: filming Back to the Future while also starring on Family Ties.

The conversation dives into the pressure of stepping into a role that was already being filmed, the legendary production timeline, and the details Gen X fans love—like the Eric Stoltz "what-if," Fox meeting Lea Thompson just minutes before filming, Marty's iconic wardrobe, the Nike Bruins story, the stunt double moment that sounds too ridiculous to be true, and how Fox's comedic instincts helped shape one of the most beloved movies of all time.

Plus: a fun side-quest into the Back to the Future: The Hill Valley Cookbook (yes, it's real), including how it connects to the Radical Sabbatical event.

In This Episode

• Why Future Boy is a perfect GenX Book Club pick

• Rewatching Back to the Future (including its return to theaters)

• The unbelievable detail: Fox met Lea Thompson about 10 minutes before filming their first scene

• TV actors vs. movie actors in the '80s—and how that changed over time

• Back to the Future: The Hill Valley Cookbook

• The Eric Stoltz version: how different might the movie have been?

• The "no sleep" schedule: Family Ties by day, Back to the Future by night

• Stunts, wardrobe, and the real people behind the scenes

• Marty's Nike Bruins and the origin story behind the shoe scramble

• The Johnny B. Goode performance and Fox's attention to detail

• Why the audiobook works so well (Fox narrates, with additional audio clips)

• Next month's possible pick: Ordinary People

More from the GenX Book Club Crew

📖 Suzanne Mattaboni (Author of Once in a Lifetime) 🔹 Get her book anywhere books are sold, including Kindle Unlimited and onceinalifetimenovel.com 🔹 Visit her at suzannemattaboni.com 🔹 Follow Suzanne:

• 📷 Instagram: @suzannemattaboni80s
• 🐦 X: @suzmattaboni
• 📘 Facebook: Suzanne Mattaboni

🎙️ Del Roehling (Host of 80s at 8 on 91.1 WEDM FM) 🔹 Tune in to 80s at 8 for all your favorite throwback tunes 🔹 Get your daily dose of '80s news on the 80s at 8 Facebook page

💡 Connect with GenX Journeys

🌎 Website: GenXJourneys.net 📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

🎧 Subscribe to the GenX Journeys Podcast on: ✅ Apple Podcasts ✅ Spotify ✅ iHeartRadio ✅ Podbean ✅ PlayerFM

💡 Whether you're a die-hard '80s fan, a nostalgia lover, or just someone who enjoys a great book club discussion, this episode is packed with fun, wisdom, and plenty of throwback vibes.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow/subscribe on your favorite podcast app and leave a review. And tell us: What's your favorite Back to the Future moment—and have you ever seen footage of the Eric Stoltz version?

This week on GenX Journeys, I'm joined by the multi-talented and endlessly creative Will Padilla — host of the hit podcast 1980s Now, composer, writer, actor, and author of Totally Bogus But True: Tales of the 1980s.

If you grew up loving breakdancing battles, MTV, Knight Rider, The A-Team, Beastie Boys, or the neon-soaked energy of the 80s… this conversation will feel like coming home.

But this episode isn't just nostalgia. It's creative reinvention, GenX resilience, and the reminder that it's never too late to return to the passions you thought you left behind.

✨ In This Episode We Dive Into:

🔥 Will's journey from the theater world of NYC to rediscovering his creative voice decades later 🔥 How podcasting became his gateway back into storytelling and the arts 🔥 Why the 1980s still captivate us — and how the decade continues to influence pop culture today 🔥 Landing interviews with icons like Nina Blackwood, Diane Franklin, and Cassandra Peterson (Elvira) 🔥 Writing his book of bizarre-but-true 80s stories — and the massive leap into publishing 🔥 The parallels between writing a book and running a marathon 🔥 The GenX creative comeback: why so many of us are returning to the passions we buried long ago 🔥 Breakdancing battles, Beastie Boys fandom, and chasing down DMC as a dream guest 🔥 Our lightning round: favorite 80s music, celebrity crushes, and the shows that shaped us

This conversation is packed with heart, humor, creativity, and classic GenX spirit — the drive to reinvent, rediscover, and keep moving forward, one step at a time.

📚 Will's Book

Totally Bogus But True: Tales of the 1980s Available on Bookshop.org and Amazon.

🎧 Listen to Will's Podcast

1980s Now — a smart, funny, nostalgia-driven deep dive into the pop culture that shaped us and continues shaping the world today.

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Website https://1980snow.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/1980snow Instagram https://www.instagram.com/1980snowpod TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@1980snow

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🌎 Connect with Me

📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

💡 If you enjoyed this episode, leave a review or share it with a fellow GenXer—let's keep this community growing!

🎤 Until next time—embrace the past, own the present, and build an epic future!

In this week's episode of GenX Journeys, I'm joined by the extraordinary Terry Yoffe — an 83-year-young business and communications coach, speaker, and podcaster who proves that it's never too late to grow, evolve, and reinvent yourself.

Terry's story is a masterclass in resilience: from overcoming childhood challenges, to building a thriving career in sales without experience, to launching a coaching practice at 60, to starting her own podcast at 78, and now stepping onto stages as a speaker.

She brings the wisdom of someone who has lived reinvention again and again — and has the mindset and energy of someone decades younger.

We dive into what holds people back, how to move through fear, why age is truly just a number, and how Gen Xers (and anyone midlife and beyond) can create a powerful next chapter.

I also share a big personal milestone of my own — finally finishing the Marine Corps Marathon after missing the time cutoff last year. Perseverance, discipline, and trusting the process carried me through.

This conversation is packed with insight, humor, tough love, and the reminder that your best chapters may still be ahead of you.

In This Episode We Talk About:

• My Marine Corps Marathon comeback and what it taught me

• Terry's lifelong pattern of reinvention (60s… 70s… 80s… and still going)

• How to make a career or life pivot when you feel stuck

• Why fear keeps us clinging to the "old trapeze"

• Viewing setbacks as redirection — not failure

• Why Gen Xers tend to feel younger than our age

• The power of self-advocacy and asking for what you want

• What companies gain when they blend younger and older generations

• How to turn inward and identify what's really holding you back

• Terry's latest chapter: speaking, inspiring, and rewriting the rules of aging

Connect with Terry Yoffe

• https://trycoaching.com/
• Facebook
• Instagram
• YouTube
• Extraordinary Work: Conversations About Creating Change (available on all podcast apps)

🎧 Listen & Subscribe to GenX Journeys

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🌎 Connect with Me

📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

💡 If you enjoyed this episode, leave a review or share it with a fellow GenXer—let's keep this community growing!

🎤 Until next time—embrace the past, own the present, and build an epic future!

The GenX Book Club is back! Paul, Del, and Suzanne reunite to discuss The Celebrants — a touching, funny, and deeply relatable novel about lifelong friendship, midlife rediscovery, and the pact to celebrate each other before it's too late.

In this episode, the crew dives into the book's themes of connection, mortality, and resilience — and why it feels especially relevant to Generation X. Along the way, they share laughs, personal stories, and a few tangents (including Paul's triumphant Marine Corps Marathon finish 🏅).

📚 About the Book: After the sudden death of a college friend, five classmates make a pact: whenever one of them feels lost, the others will gather for a "living funeral" to remind them how much their life still matters. Years later, as they hit their 50s, the group reunites again — proving that it's never too late to reconnect, forgive, and start over.

💬 In This Episode:

• The unique premise of "living funerals" — and why it hit home for Gen X

• What the book says about friendship and second chances

• Our favorite scenes (no major spoilers!)

• The power of celebrating people while they're still here

• How The Celebrants could make a perfect Netflix series

• A few side trips: marathons, reunions, and even Ouija boards 👻

More from the GenX Book Club Crew

📖 Suzanne Mattaboni (Author of Once in a Lifetime) 🔹 Get her book anywhere books are sold, including Kindle Unlimited and onceinalifetimenovel.com 🔹 Visit her at suzannemattaboni.com 🔹 Follow Suzanne:

• 📷 Instagram: @suzannemattaboni80s
• 🐦 X: @suzmattaboni
• 📘 Facebook: Suzanne Mattaboni

🎙️ Del Roehling (Host of 80s at 8 on 91.1 WEDM FM) 🔹 Tune in to 80s at 8 for all your favorite throwback tunes 🔹 Get your daily dose of '80s news on the 80s at 8 Facebook page

💡 Connect with GenX Journeys

🌎 Website: GenXJourneys.net 📩 Email: [email protected] 📺 YouTube: @GenXJourneys 📷 Instagram: @GenXJourneys 🐦 Twitter/X: @Returntothe80s 📘 Facebook: GenX Journeys 🎥 TikTok: @GenXJourneys

🎧 Subscribe to the GenX Journeys Podcast on: ✅ Apple Podcasts ✅ Spotify ✅ iHeartRadio ✅ Podbean ✅ PlayerFM

💡 Whether you're a die-hard '80s fan, a nostalgia lover, or just someone who enjoys a great book club discussion, this episode is packed with fun, wisdom, and plenty of throwback vibes.

📢 Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share with fellow GenXers!