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In this episode, we dive into Sinners (2025), Ryan Coogler’s genre-blending Southern Gothic horror film starring Michael B. Jordan in dual roles as twin brothers Smoke and Stack. Set in 1930s Mississippi, the story follows their return home to open a juke joint—only to find themselves facing a terrifying supernatural evil tied to the past, the community, and the music itself. We break down the film’s atmosphere, performances, and why Sinners hits as both a chilling vampire thriller and a deeper story about family.

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Phil Collins was fresh off his Genesis success when Hello, I Must Be Going! turned him from side-project vocalist into a full-blown solo star. In this episode, we dig into the album’s sleek early-’80s sound, its mix of heartbreak and confidence, and the moments that hint at the massive run Collins was about to have.

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Strap in—this episode dives headfirst into Van Halen I, the debut that hit like a blackout party with a precision engine under the hood. We break down how the band’s swagger, hooks, and pure musicianship turned hard rock on its ear, from the rocket-fueled riffs to the grin-and-groove rhythm section—and yes, the moment “Eruption” basically rewrote the guitar rulebook.

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In this episode, we sit down with Dutchman, Delaware’s own rock outfit, to talk about their new album Springfield 78, and the moments that shaped their sound. Whether you’re already a fan or discovering them for the first time, this is a backstage pass to the grit, heart, and volume that make Dutchman who they are.

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This episode dives into the Grateful Dead’s Workingman’s Dead—the pivotal moment the band traded psychedelic sprawl for tight harmonies, lived-in storytelling, and rootsy Americana. We unpack the album’s stripped-down vibe, standout songs, and explore how it reshaped the Dead’s identity—then set the stage for what came next.

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Once a seasonal gamble, the summer blockbuster is now Hollywood’s driving force. This episode explores how event movies reshaped release calendars, marketing, budgets, and audience expectations—from the rise of must-see opening weekends to franchise dominance and global box office strategy. We break down how chasing the “big summer hit” transformed the movie business forever.

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Ready for a neon-soaked blast from the past? In this episode, we dive headfirst into the wild world of 80s music videos and each reveal our personal Top 5. From groundbreaking visuals and unforgettable fashion to pop-culture moments that defined a generation, we debate, relive, and celebrate the decade MTV built. Tune in to see which iconic clips made our list—and which classics we just couldn’t agree on!

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Journey’s 1983 album Frontiers marked a turning point for one of rock’s most iconic bands—balancing arena-shaking anthems with emotional depth and polished studio craft. In this episode, we dig into the album’s creation at the height of Journey’s fame, and unpack how lineup chemistry, label pressure, and sonic experimentation shaped the record. From MTV-era triumphs to songs that almost didn’t make the cut, we chart the legacy of Frontiers and its role in defining Journey’s sound for generations of fans.

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