Reagan's Rewind

This week, Reagan and Anthony look at their first disco album, "Voulez-Vous." Other topics of discussion include Anthony's Pepe Le Pew impression and Reagan (incorrectly) teaching Anthony French.

After a brief hiatus, Reagan and Anthony are back to discuss Talking Head's album, "Remain In Light." Other topics of discussion include new songs released by older artists and the popular supernatural radio show, "Coast to Coast." (This episode was recorded back in February, excuse the dated references)

For the first episode of 2024, Reagan and Anthony take a look into the Parliament masterpiece, "Mothership Connection." Other topics of discussion, they already tried to record this episode last year but Reagan forgot to press record for the second half of the episode, and the show briefly turns into a sports podcast and

In this episode, Anthony and Reagan take a look at Billy Idol's album, "Rebel Yell." Other topics of conversation include a breakdown of Reagan's Spotify Wrapped for 2023.

Anthony and Reagan look at their second Queen album, the iconic "New of the World." Other topics of discussion include the legacy of Parliament-Funkadelic and the day that Reagan became a Queen fan.

This week, Anthony and Reagan look at the Doobie Brothers' album, "Minute by Minute." Other topics of discussion are the protagonist and his wife in the yacht rock class, "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" and who is more at fault.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss one of the most popular albums of all time, Prince's "Purple Rain." The ramblings are back in this episode! Topics include Dana Carvey's Tom Brokaw impression, the downfall of the New Orleans Saints, and how unrealistic Frasier is from people who work in radio.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss Bruce Springsteen's breakthrough album, "Born to Run." Other topics include two separate Adam Sandler references and the weird things that Reagan keeps in her car.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss Peter Gabriel's mainstream breakthrough album, "So." Other topics of discussion are Santa Clause and Alabama geography.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss the Rolling Stones 1971 album. Other topics of discussion, Anthony keeps shining his phone flashlight in Reagan's face and Anthony is the one to bring up Steely Dan during the episode.

Reagan and Anthony take a look at U2's album, "The Joshua Tree." Other topics of discussion are how Pepsi was the preferred soda in the Craven household and the movies they quote the most

This week, Anthony and Reagan revisit the Police and take a look at their second studio album. Other topics of discussion, a debate on how many hours constitute a nap or going to sleep and what their superpowers would be.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss the 1988 album, "New Jersey" by Bon Jovi. Other topics of discussion include the awkwardness of dating in high school and FCC guidelines.

Anthony and Reagan rank their favorite 70s and 80s TV theme songs. Other topics of discussion, wine and how they are tired of cellphones.

Anthony and Reagan look at their second Eagles album. Other topics of discussion, Anthony is cyberbullied by his brothers during the recording of this episode, and past Presidents of the United States.

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to take a look at the Wham! album, "Make It Big." Other topics of discussion consist of Anthony's fascination with generational separation and Reagan's dislike for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This week, Anthony and Reagan dive into Duran Duran's 1982 album, "Rio." Other topics of discussion are Reagan's love of pickles and how Anthony REALLY hates mayonnaise.

This week, we decided to look at Meat Loaf's debut album, "Bat out of Hell." Other topics of discussion, Anthony's career as a referee and Reagan's severe fear of heights.

This week, Anthony and Reagan revisit Steely Dan by looking at their 1980 album, "Gaucho." Reagan talked entirely too much and actually had notes so there wasn't much time for them to get off topic.

This week, Anthony and Reagan take a look at Foreigner's most successful album, "Double Vision." Other topics of discussion, Reagan informs Anthony about the locals of the Mississippi Gulf Coast eating Catalina sauce on pizza, therefore it starts a disagreement because Anthony believes pizza should not be dipped. To whoever gave us a 1 star review, please tell us why you don't like us.

This week, Anthony and Reagan are back with another list episode in which they pick their top five vocalists from the 70s and 80s. Other topics of discussion are their guilty pleasure shows and disgraced Mississippi lawyer, Bobby Delaughter.

This week, Anthony and Reagan revisit Phil Collins by taking a look at Genesis' 1986 album, "Invisible Touch." Other topics of discussion are talks about Anthony's receding hairline and Reagan's awful experience watching the new Fast and Furious movie.

This week, Anthony and Reagan dive into Dire Straits debut self-titled album. Other topics of discussion are Jeremy Irons career and Reagan's fear of corn fields caused by the movie, "Signs."

This week, Anthony and Reagan look at Ozzy's album, "Bark at the Moon."

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to visit one of the first albums of the 70s, Simon and Garfunkel's last album, "Bridge Over Troubled Water." Other topics, Reagan's love of looking at houses on Zillow and Anthony's emotional discussion about Metrocenter in Jackson, MS.

For our 25th episode, we decided to look back on an artist that we had already done but with an album from a different decade. Anthony and Reagan discuss Billy Joel's 1983 album, "An Innocent Man." Other topics of discussion, Anthony is a surprisingly good lounge singer and Reagan should've not graduated from high school.

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to look at Elton John's 1973 album, "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." They are very tired in this episode and are in a constant state of brain fog throughout it.

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to take a dive in Daryl Hall and John Oates' 1981 album, "Private Eyes."

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to take their ten favorite songs from 70s and 80s movie soundtracks and rank them. Other topics of discussion, how cheesy Styx can be and Anthony studied the Big Lebowski in a film class in college.

Anthony and Reagan take a look at ELO's 1977 album, "Out of the Blue."

This week, Anthony and Reagan talk about the 1984 album, "Heartbeat City" by the Cars. Other topics of discussion, Reagan might actually be a horrible person and Anthony possibly went deaf during the making of this episode.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss Aerosmith's 1973 debut album. Other points of discussion are Reagan's employment history and the fact that Anthony was a middle school Math teacher.

To celebrate Eddie Van Halen's birthday, Anthony and Reagan decide to take a look at Van Halen's "1984." Other things in the episode, Reagan paints her nails for the first half of this episode and the two hosts swap birthing stories.

To kick off the new season, Reagan and Anthony discuss David Bowie's 1975 album, "Young Americans."

This week, Anthony and Reagan rank their favorite 70s and 80s Christmas songs.

This week, Reagan and Anthony visit another release from 1987. They talk about Def Leppard's album, "Hysteria." Among other things, Anthony's dad was very similar to Clark Griswold when he was a kid and Reagan really screws up the music for this episode.

This week, Reagan finally convinced Anthony to listen to the Steely Dan masterpiece, "Aja." It is evident during this episode that Reagan knows WAY too much about Steely Dan and Anthony just sits and listens.

Reagan and Anthony talk about Billy Squier's breakthrough album, "Don't Say No." Other topics of discussion include Anthony talking about family names and Reagan talks about Smokey Robinson's brief rap career.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss Led Zeppelin's fourth album. Other topics of discussion include how Anthony *almost* cries at the end of Field of Dreams and how Reagan had a crush on a set of twins.

Reagan and Anthony look at one of the most iconic debut albums of all time, "Appetite for Destruction."

Anthony and Reagan talk about the Grammy Award winning album, "Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac this week. They also talk about underwhelming comedy series finales and how Reagan's center of gravity is thrown off when she wears hats.

Reagan is riding solo this week as she discusses the legendary Jimi Hendrix album, "Are You Experienced?" She gets off track a lot (big surprise) and talks a lot about other artists that aren't Jimi Hendrix.

Reagan and Anthony talk about the Grammy award winning album, "No Jacket Required" by Phil Collins. Reagan has an impromptu therapy session and Anthony doesn't know how to play Sudoku.

This week, Anthony and Reagan talk about Queen's iconic 1975 album, "A Night at the Opera." Other things that are mentioned are Reagan's thing for old guys and Anthony using the Harry Chapin song, "Cats in the Cradle" in semi-inappropriate situations.

Anthony and Reagan talk about the 1987 album, "Kick" this week. Along with Reagan bringing up Donald Fagen yet again, Anthony is not excited for the Quantum Leap reboot.

For this episode, Anthony and Reagan discuss one of the most iconic albums of all time, Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon." They also discuss the career of Christopher Lloyd and the importance of using cuss words in the appropriate context.

In this episode, Reagan and Anthony talk about the Police and their fourth album, "Ghost in the Machine." Also, Reagan talks about her beef with Adele and Anthony gives tips on how to tell the difference between the movies Pretty in Pink and Sixteen Candles.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss the Grammy award-winning album, "Hotel California" by the Eagles. They also talk about Reagan's alarming taste in music as a kid and Anthony's fear of scary movies.

Anthony and Reagan discuss the iconic 1982 album, "Thriller." They also discuss a thousand other things, skip to 17:06 if you just want to hear us talk about the album.

Reagan and Anthony take a deep dive into Billy Joel's iconic late 70s album, "The Stranger". Anthony mentions as many times as possible that he's seen Billy Joel live in concert and Reagan has not.