
Join Jim and Lindsay, a husabnd and wife team, who grew up in the awesome decade of the 80s, as they discuss movies, music, tv shows, pop culture, and all the other rad things that 1980-1989 brought us.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureMusicMusic Commentary | |||

Three rock legends walk into a birthday party… and yes, it’s as awesome as it sounds. When Alice Cooper celebrated 78, he was joined by Mick Fleetwood and Sammy Hagar —so we’re dubbing them The Three Amigos. In this episode, Lindsay brings the fun fa... more
Step into the courtroom where reality TV was born. In this episode we dive into the rise of The People’s Court the no-nonsense style of Joseph Wapner and the real-life cases that made everyday disputes must-see TV. From small claims to big cultural i... more
Jim and Lindsay are joined by Dave and Rob from Totally 80s 90s Recall podcast and Def Dave from the Def Dave's 1984 podcast to pick winners for the animals region of the 80s cartoon theme song tournament.
Jim and Lindsay are joined by James from Bad Movies Rule, Brad from Pop Culture Yearbook, and Justin from Pop Culture Reflections to pick winners for the aliens/robots region of the 80s cartoon theme songs tournament
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I really enjoyed this episode of Children of the 80s! The 80s cartoon theme song tournament is such a fun and nostalgic idea. The hosts do a great job bringing back memories while also adding humor and great discussion about each theme. The guest appearances made the conversation even better, and you can tell everyone genuinely loves the decade. If you grew up in the 80s or just love classic cartoons, this podcast is a must-listen. Looking forward to more episodes.
This is a terrific podcast for those who correctly believe the 1980s to be the best decade EVER. This husband and wife dynamic duo balance historical fact, nostalgia, personal accounts, and guest perspectives to create must-listen content for the children of the 80s. Well done!
This podcast brings back so many memories. The hosts are funny and entertaining. They bring up things I haven’t thought about in years. Take a trip down memory lane with Jim and Lindsay
If you love nostalgia then this is the show for you. I look forward to each Wednesday when a new episode comes out. Trust me when I say you’ll want to spend your time with Jim and Lindsay
This is my absolute favorite podcast. The hosts have great banter, fantastic knowledge, and are hilarious. I love going back in time with them and Huey Lewis. This is a can’t miss podcast that I look forward to each and every Wednesday
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Lively, nostalgia-driven conversations centered on 1980s pop culture, with a husband-and-wife duo exploring movies, music, TV, and broader cultural moments from the decade. Episodes mix personal anecdotes, deep dives into classic eras, and playful banter, often weaving in trivia and reader experiences. The show stands out for its upbeat, conversational chemistry, strong sense of nostalgia, and thoughtful curation of both well-known favorites and niche retro topics, making it appealing to long-time fans of the era and newcomers curious about why the 80s still resonate.
Noteworthy elements include collaborative nostalgia from a relatable couple, substantial music and film discourse, and high production energy that balances lighthearted bante... more
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1. Pop Culture Yearbook
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4. I'm From The 80's
5. Totally 80s and 90s Recall
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