
The longest-running ’80s podcast—featuring interviews with music legends, movie stars, and MTV icons. Deep dives, debates, and Gen X nostalgia every week. Hosted by Steve Spears and Brad Williams, the show blends sharp takes with insider stories from the people who lived it. From ’80s music and movies to MTV culture and pop culture history, each episode goes deeper than nostalgia to uncover what m... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 772 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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Before he was Batman, before he was Beetlejuice, Michael Keaton was one of the funniest guys in Hollywood.
This week, we're opening the Stuck in the '80s vault and traveling back 20 years to July 2006, when we devoted an episode to the man who gave ... more
Forget Dracula's castle. In 1987, vampires moved to California, traded their capes for leather jackets and apparently spent a considerable amount of time at the hair salon.
Welcome back to The Lost Boys.
Just in time for Halloween, we're digging int... more
Some songs become hits. Others become history. And then there's "Video Killed the Radio Star," a song that practically announced the arrival of the 1980s.
This week on Stuck in the '80s, we welcome Bruce Woolley, the songwriter who co-wrote that ico... more
Twenty years ago, Stuck in the ’80s was still the new kid on the podcast block. There were no smartphones recording everything, social media was barely a thing, and somehow people were willing to give three podcasters backstage access.
What could po... more
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I’m still looking for a great 80s pop culture podcast. This one isn’t it. Granted, I’ve only listened to about a dozen or so of the most current 100 episodes. Admittedly, I haven’t listened to the first 600 or so, but my God it’s boring! Honestly, I feel like these guys forget that they’re doing a podcast. There’s A LOT of talk about their medical problems. I feel for them and wish them well but is an 80s podcast really the best place to do that? They’re constantly going off on random tangents ... more
I’ve been listening to this show for more than ten years now and these guys have unlocked something special in a way not many podcasters can get close to doing. If you have a love for the 80’s you NEED to check this podcast out. These guys have a great talent for telling a story and a wicked sense of humour. They do their research and everything they say comes off being authentic. The name of the show is 100% appropriate. Keep up the great work guys 👍
These guys talk 80s music like I like to talk about 80s music. Love all the hosts but Spearsy and Brad are the heart. I saved the Rush episode for the 40th anniversary of Moving Pictures and when I can’t sleep it never fails to help me relax. This is podcast comfort food at its finest.
Love this podcast, I've listened to many back episodes
Found it a couple months ago. Listened to first 275 episodes quickly. It was great with spears and Dailey. After Dailey left it’s borderline unlistenable due to the extreme unlikability of the other hosts.
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The show is a long-running deep dive into 1980s pop culture, spanning music, movies, MTV moments, and broader nostalgia. Conversations mix personal memories, historical context, and thoughtful analysis, often featuring musicians, actors, critics, and industry insiders who illuminate how the decade shaped entertainment and culture. Notable aspects include extended interviews, roundtables, and nostalgia-driven explorations that pair expert guests with lively banter, making it a rich resource for fans and sponsors looking to reach Gen X listeners with a strong affinity for 80s history and memorabilia.
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