In 1984, Bruce Springsteen released his most successful album of all time "Born in the USA" that includes an incredible 7 top ten hits. Jump in with us as we explore the history of the album and the stories behind the songs. We will discuss this album's impact on MTV, Vietnam Veterans, Courtney Cox, a Will Smith show and yes, even Jean-Claude Van Damme. Turn down the lights because we will be dancing in the dark!

We kick off our deep dive into the Summer of 1984 with the Boss, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. That summer started a global sensation of what became known as "Bossmania". "Born in the USA" was a commercial and critical success, but it was a long (thunder) road to get there. Join us as we take a brief look at the history of Bruce and the band and what it took to get there. It takes more than just a "hngry heart"!

The Price is Wrong, Bob! (TV Edit) Welcome back, everyone, for Part 2 of the Golf Comedy Championship! We return with our friend, Adam Weinrib, host of the SportFire Podcast to continue our discussion on Caddyshack vs. Happy Gilmore. Don't forget to hit that SUBSCRIBE button, so you can catch our series on the Summer of 1984 starting next week! ...Well??? We're waiting!!

Hey, you want to make $14 the hard way? Join us and our guest host, Adam Weinrib, of the SportFire Podcast as we discuss the two greatest golf comedies of all time. We will dive into the creation and casting of both of these iconic movies on our journey to determine who win the Gold Jacket and who will win the free bowl of soup.

Which of these masterpieces will win the day? Join us in our final episode in the Get a Grip vs No More Tears as we deep dive into No More Tears track by track, then give you our final decision as to which of these two albums we think is the best. If you haven't hear the episodes leading up to this one, go check them out! Don't forget to subscribe!!!

Some blokes from Birmingham fascinated by the occult and people's interest in scary movies develop a brand new genre of music. Their lead singer, Ozzy Osbourne, becomes the Godfather of Heavy Metal. But, the Great and Powerful Oz must fall in order to rise! Come listen to the stories of Black Sabbath, Ozzy, and his triumph leading up to the album No More Tears. Check out last weeks episodes on Aerosmith and Get a Grip. And join us for the next episode where we examine No More Tears track by track and give our verdict as to which album is better.

In 1993, the kings of 70's Rock put the stamp on their return to the top of the rock world with the release of the incredible "Get A Grip" album. In this episode we go track by track, exploring the stories behind the songs and the impact that they had on pop culture. We also discuss how this album influenced Garth Brooks, Carrie Underwood and others while helping launch the careers of several young actors! It's crazy and amazing!

Born in Boston in the early 70's, Aerosmith was a force with which to be reckoned. With a charismatic lead singer, gifted musicians and great songs, what could go wrong? Join us a we descend into the drug fueled decline, their unlikely resurrection and a song that changed the face of rock and rap. Walk this way with us for this and other stories that lead to 1993's "Get A Grip"!

Join us for part 2 as we head to Aspen and discuss the classic 90's comedies "Dumb and Dumber" vs. "There's Something About Mary". In this episode we continue our deep dive behind the scenes with more stories about shooting locations, secret romances and alternate endings. We will also give our final judgment between these two movies. So you're telling us there's a chance!

In 1994 the world was introduced to Bobby and Peter Farrelly, brothers from Rhode Island, and their zany brand of humor. This was also the year that many woke up to the humor of Jim Carrey. The two combined forces creating the funny, memorable (and heartfelt) comedy "Dumb and Dumber"! In this episode we compare it to the equally memorable "There's Something About Mary". Come with us on a behind the scenes trip examining what it took to get these comedies made and cast, how they could've looked (Nic Cage anyone?) and their lasting legacies. Which of these 90's comedies do you enjoy more? We LIKE THEM A LOT!