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When you grew up running from white kidnapper vans

Remember growing up in the ’80s when "anxiety" wasn’t really a thing. If the Bermuda Triangle, earthquakes, and America’s Most Wanted didn’t stir up enough childhood anxiety, there was always the lingering fear of being kidnapped. In this episode, we look back at how that shaped us, how anxiety shows up in adult life, and whether kids today have it easier or harder.

When 70s music is your Silver Spring

Let’s “Turn the Page” back to the 70s. In this episode we are counting down our favorite songs from the decade that made us. These are the songs that started our love for music. Check into the “Hotel California” and join us as we laugh, sing, share fun facts and maybe cry a little.

When music feeds your soul

What do you love about music? To begin with, everything. This is exactly how we feel, music has been there for it all. Join us as we chat about the magic of music and how it influences every aspect of our lives.

When you partied in orchards

Lets go back to a simpler time before cell phones and tracking apps. High school orchard parties were filled with music, laughter and, most importantly, friendship. Hanging by the bonfire with cheap booze was what we lived for.

When you were raised on movies from the 80s

Talk to me, Goose…maybe we’re biased but movies from the 80s are just better. These movies taught us life moves pretty fast, nobody puts baby in a corner and Goonies never say die. Listen as we countdown our top 80s movies of all time.

When you went to high school in the 90s

The 90s were peak high school nostalgia—no social media, just real-life memories, questionable fashion choices, and the freshest cinnamon rolls that still live rent-free in our minds decades later. Let’s talk about the days when passing notes was our version of texting and living in the moment was all we knew!

When you have a bestie

Best friends sharing memories of how it all began in 1989. We will talk about growing  up in the 80’s, roller skating, New Kids on the Block & finding a lifelong friend in 6th grade.