1980s Never Say Die w/ Tom Higgenson

05/12/21 • 58 min

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1980s Now

Will and Ray discuss current 1980s news including whether Jeff Goldblum could be good at Dungeons and Dragons and whether a "lame" potential 1980s Easter Egg is news. Then, the duo speaks with Tom Higgenson (Plain White T's) about Milly the first album from his solo project Million Miler. Each song from the new LP sounds like it was streamed from the 1980s.

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And for even more 1980s awesomeness visit the80sruled.com or facebook.com/80sruled.

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1980s Stand-Up Boom & Bust w/ Dan Pasternack

Will and Ray discuss current 1980s news including what will happen to Indiana Jones's son Mutt and whether Wyatt Russell could fill Snake Plisken's boots. Then, the hosts reminisce about their exposure stand-up comedy in the 1980s, including two times it embarrassed Will. Finally, the duo speaks with Dan Pasternack, host and executive producer of the audio documentary "Obsessive Comedy Disorder: Boomers – The Story of The ’80s Comedy Boom and Bust." It's available on SiriusXM.

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Bonus: The 80its is now 1980s Now

Will assures you not to worry, the only that thing has changed about The 80its is the name. 1980s Now will continue to defend (objectively) all manner of 1980s pop culture. And chat with experts and 1980s celebrities to prove the decade of "greed" was also the best ten years for pop culture.