80's Super Groups and Super Laughs

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Ever wondered how an electric scooter heist could lead to a laugh-out-loud radio moment? That’s just the beginning of our Monday Fun Day madness with DJ Paulie and his brother Lou. We’re kicking off the week with wild tales of quirky criminals and sensational throwbacks to 80s supergroups. From the outrageous courtroom antics of a suspended driver in Michigan to the pulsating beats of bands like The Power Station and The Firm, this episode is packed with stories that promise to brighten your day.

Join us as we unravel the fascinating tapestry of iconic bands, beginning with The Power Station’s explosive debut featuring legends like Robert Palmer and the Taylors from Duran Duran. We pay homage to their catchy hits and explore their spirited collaborations. Then, we journey through intriguing tidbits, from male mice’s melodic courtship songs to the surprising history of WWII-era Oscars made of plaster. There’s something for every music lover and trivia aficionado in this engaging mix of banter and nostalgia.

As we roll through the rhythm of the episode, brace yourself for a stirring exploration of David Bowie's Tin Machine. The Sales Brothers’ steadfast beats met Bowie’s bold vision, crafting a sound that challenged norms and resonated with deeper societal themes. We dissect standout tracks like "Under the God" and "Baby Universal," delving into their powerful messages and unforgettable melodies. Whether you’re a classic rock lover or a curious listener eager to learn more, this episode is your ticket to a fun-filled, insightful audio adventure.

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