
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 | 172 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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From family favorites to lovable oddballs, we’re looking back at some of the most memorable characters from our favorite ’80s sitcoms—and sharing which ones we loved the most! Plus, Jim and Lindsay join forces for an epic “old man rant” about somethi... more
Which year had the greatest pop music of the 1980s? We’re about to find out!
In this special series, Jim and Lindsay are putting the biggest pop hits of the decade head-to-head, year by year, to determine once and for all which year deserves to be c... more
In this episode, Jim and Lindsay look back at the remarkable life of Dolly Parton. From country music staples “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You” to Hollywood and "9 to 5" we celebrate the talent, determination, and heart that made Dolly truly one ... more
Being a TV star in the 1980s might have looked like the ultimate dream—but fame had a downside that most of us never saw. Three stories that remind us that being famous didn’t always mean having the glamorous life we imagined when we were kids watchi... more
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Only Lindsay and Jim could make an episode about going to Wendy’s, Pizza Hut and McDonalds a fun nostalgia filled trip that will literally have you yearning for a Filet-o-Fish Happy Meal…well, maybe that is going too far…but I bet after listening this episode you’ll order up some Pizza Hut, put on Born in the USA and eat the crust. Great episode!
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
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This show centers on nostalgic conversations about the 1980s, covering movies, music, TV, and pop culture with a focus on personal memories, trivia, and fan-driven engagement. Episodes frequently feature guest appearances, brackets or lists (e.g., theme songs, crushes, year-end hits), and a light, humorous banter between a husband-and-wife co-host duo. Across samples, listeners tune in for deep dives into era-specific trivia, affection for iconic 80s staples, and a sense of community built through Patreon, cross-promotions, and audience participation. Noteworthy angles include bracket-style debates, cross-show collaborations, and candid looks at how the decade still resonates today, making it appealing to long-time fans and newcomers drawn ... more
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Recent guests on Children of the 80s include:
1. John Middleton
2. James Houser
3. Shawn Jones
4. Jessica Jones
5. Dave from Totally 80s and 90s Recall
6. Chris Lee
7. Iron Jawed Angel
8. Eric Shoars
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