During the ’80s, Steve Martin gave us so much, including “All of Me,” “Pennies from Heaven,” “The Man With Two Brains,” “The Lonely Guy,” and maybe most impressively, 1989’s “Parenthood.”

During the ’80s, Steve Martin gave us so much, including “All of Me,” “Pennies from Heaven,” “The Man With Two Brains,” “The Lonely Guy,” and maybe most impressively, 1989’s “Parenthood.”
The boys are promoting their Future Past album with a short tour of North America. Only a small handful of cities get a piece of the action.
With the help of the “Central Florida ’80s Cruisers Facebook Group,” we’d like to offer you some guidance if you’re planning time in Orlando either before or after the cruise.
There’s a new “Dune” movie out there and – surprise – we love it. Listen to our official review of the new movie and watch it on HBO before it leaves the streaming service.
Dramarama singer/songwriter John Easdale joins the show to talk about the band’s career, his take on the bands that influenced him and the upcoming voyage of The 80s Cruise.
“Stand By Me” turns 35 years old. We compare Stephen King’s book with the Rob Reiner movie and more. No leech stories, we promise.