Rediscover The 80s Podcast

Episode 4 of Rediscovered reviews the man...the machine...1985 TV series Street Hawk! Get ready to hyper thrust through the history of the show including its creators, actors, guest actors, and the star...the $3 million all-terrain attack motorcycle! Jason and Wyatt will also dive into it's initial release, home video releases, and merchandise. Our review includes favorite episodes, likes/dislikes, music, and much more. Stick around after the show for some bonus content you won't want to miss! Check out our show notes at Rediscoverthe80s.com or watch our podcast recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel!

In this special edition of the RD80s Podcast, Jason welcomes longtime friend Wyatt Bloom to go on a shopping spree through the 1984 Montgomery Ward Christmas catalog! Categories include toys, board games, electronic games, slot racing/train sets, video game systems, clothing, jewelry, and more! Watch our recording session on YouTube which includes screen share images of the actual items we chose in the book! Merry Christmas!

In this special edition of the RD80s Podcast, Jason invites Chad from Horror Movie BBQ to go on a shopping spree through the 1988 Sears Wishbook! Categories include toys, board games, electronic games, VHS tapes, clothing, jewelry, and more! Watch our recording session on YouTube which includes screen share images of the actual items we chose in the book! Merry Christmas!

Jason & Wyatt welcome Bill Faries of Matt-Trakker.com to discuss their experience at Retro Con 2018. We'll discuss our favorite cosplayers and celebrity guests at the show. We also show off our haul of collectibles we bought, the plethora of M.A.S.K. goodies seen and some toys we ogled but decided the cost was too high to purchase.

In the latest Memory Jogger podcast, Jason and Wyatt dig deep to remember the card and board games they grew up with. You'll see some of the actual games that we still possess (if you watch our recording session) and also some that we remember playing consistently with each other over the years. We'll also discuss games we wished we had owned and also a few that were frustrating. We hope you'll enjoy listening and will leave any comments to our show notes on Rediscoverthe80s.com or tweet us @RD80s or @infamouswb. You can also watch our recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel.

COWABUNGA! Jason is inspired by the "SepTMNTber" theme from Brian at OldSchoolEvil.com and welcomes him to rank our favorite Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episodes from the 1987-96 animated series. We first discuss our experience with the show and talk about the great voice acting team brought us all the fun characters. Leave your feedback and your own Top 5 list of episodes by finding our show notes at Rediscoverthe80s.com or messaging us on social media. You can also watch our recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel.

In this episode, Jason and Wyatt pull their memory boxes out of storage and reveal the treasures kept over the years. We HIGHLY recommend watching our recording session on YouTube for this episode, but you will hear us describe our findings during the podcast. We hope you'll enjoy listening and will leave any comments to our show notes on Rediscoverthe80s.com or tweet us @RD80s or @infamouswb. Watch our recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel.

The third episode of Rediscovered reviews the 1989 direct-to-video movie Bail Out starring David Hasselhoff and Linda Blair. You might also know it by the title W.B., Blue, and the Bean or its other title Wings of Freedom. But no matter what you want to call it, Jason & Wyatt watched all 88 minutes of the film and are ready to talk about it! Directed by Max Kleven, Bail Out follows three bounty hunters who must save the kidnapped daughter of a millionaire from a Mexican drug cartel. In our podcast, we give you the lowdown behind the creators and actors in the movie. And of course, you'll hear our reactions after watching this "interesting"film and whether we will recommend that you rediscover the film or leave it in the past. Check out our show notes at Rediscoverthe80s.com or watch our recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel!

On the latest Memory Jogger podcast, Jason and Wyatt revisit their time working in radio during the mid to late '90s. If you listened to MJ 10: First Jobs episode, you'll remember that we worked together for about a year after high school at WCPA-AM & WQYX-FM in Clearfield, PA. Wyatt then worked part time at WINU-AM in Highland, IL after joining the Air Force. Jason went on to obtain a radio broadcasting degree at Toccoa Falls College where he worked, and even managed for a time, the student radio station WTXR-FM in Toccoa, GA. Some of our fondest memories are working in radio and probably the main reason we began podcasting in the first place. We go a little deeper into our time together at WCPA/WQYX and also talk individually about our experiences in radio after that time. You'll even hear some clips from some of our on-air work during the podcast!  We hope you'll enjoy listening and will leave any comments to our show notes on Rediscoverthe80s.com or tweet us @RD80s or @infamouswb. You can also watch our recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel.

In the second episode of Rediscovered, Jason & Wyatt review the 1984 animated series Pole Position. We'll give you a little about the history and development, the voice actors, our favorite/least favorite episodes and then our final verdict. Join us for a fun look back at this short-lived cartoon.

Now is your chance to dedicate an 80s song to your favorite pop culture character! Listen as host Jason shows off his audio skills by mashing up your requests. In this initial episode, learn the inspiration behind 80s Pop Culture Dedications and the format of the show. Then listen to the first 5 dedications which include KITT from Knight Rider, Optimus Prime, John Rambo, Indiana Jones, and popular cartoon villains. Please leave feedback and your requests for future volumes by either tweeting to @RD80s or emailing jason@rediscoverthe80s.com  

Jason welcomes Chad E. Young from Horror Movie BBQ back to the show to rank our favorite toylines from the entire '80s decade. We begin with a little insight into what we collected as kids and also out tendencies now as overgrown kids. Then we dive into our Top 5 lists which include many different toy classics with clips audio from their actual TV commercials mixed in for your listening pleasure! We invite your feedback and your own Top 5 lists by finding our show notes at Rediscoverthe80s.com and messaging us on social media (RD80s & HorrorMovieBBQ) or leaving a comment on the RD80s YouTube channel where you can watch our podcast recording.

Jason welcomes "The Retro Rambler" Mickey Yarber to the show to rank our favorite TV shows that were released in 1988. We begin with some context by running down the top 10 rated shows from the Fall 1988 - Spring 1989 and then some moments in TV history. Then we dive into our Top 5 lists which include sitcoms, game shows, dramas, and reality TV each of which are preempted by their original theme songs! We then end the show by going through the 1988 TV Guide Fall Preview issue. Leave your feedback and your own Top 5 lists by finding our show notes at Rediscoverthe80s.com, message us on social media or on the RD80s YouTube channel where you can watch our podcast recording.

Jason and Wyatt jog their memories of game shows past in this episode. We talk about how we grew to love game shows, some of our favorites as kids and inspirations we had from watching. Our icebreaker involves some video store news and an interesting TV show theme recreated. We invite your jogged memories and comments at the show notes on Rediscoverthe80s.com, tweet to @RD80s or comment on our YouTube recording session video.  

Jason welcomes Corey Chapman, host of The Chap Report, to rank our favorite albums that were released (or were popular) in 1988. We begin as usual with some context by running down the top 10 albums according Hot 100 charts as well as some results from the 1989 Grammy Awards and historical events in music. Then we dive into our Top 5 lists which include a wide variety of genres like pop, rock, rap, and R&B. We invite your feedback and your own Top 5 lists by finding our show notes at Rediscoverthe80s.com, tweeting to @RD80s. You can also watch our recording session on YouTube and leave a comment.