Strap on your nostalgia goggles and get ready for an electrifying blast from 1981, as I, your ever-enthusiastic host, am joined by the legendary Mark Smith from Music Relish. Together, we're set to serenade you with a symphony of memories, exploring the year's top albums—from Styx's 'Paradise Theater' to Stevie Nicks' 'Belladonna'—and delving into trends that shaped our musical tastes. Imagine headbands, leg warmers, and the raw, unedited banter of live podcasting, complete with personal rants and laughter-inducing misspellings by our new friend, Bob Kirkman.

Turn the volume up as we hit play on the most iconic tracks and artists, reminiscing about the good old days when music was on vinyl and movies were without CGI. There's a treasure trove of nostalgia as we chat about the horror flicks that had us peeking through our fingers, the emergence of Rob Zombie's divisive artistry, and the quirky films that became cult classics. It's a candid and humorous stroll down memory lane with the ever-insightful Mark, connecting dots between past and present, and proving that the spirit of the '80s is alive and well within us.

We round off this time-traveling experience by shining the spotlight on the film side of things, discussing everything from the special effects wonders pre-CGI to the enduring charm of New York City as captured on the silver screen. We're breaking down what made movies like 'Wolfen' and 'Clash of the Titans' iconic and sharing our personal experiences of the Big Apple, then and now. So, whether you're a die-hard '80s aficionado or just in it for the laughs, this episode is your backstage pass to the sights, sounds, and stories of an unforgettable year in music and movies.