Guest: Keith Bowers ** - We flash back to 80s thrift chic for the gentleman and Keith's "Bobby Brady" pants. Then we revisit reruns of the classic "city guy wants to be a farmer and hilarity ensues" sitcom, Green Acres.

Guest: Jeremy Greenberg ** - We chat all things Bueller and discuss the pros and cons of the 70s bicycle's banana seat. And then Jeremy reveals if his cat Uno is more of a Ferris or a Cameron. - Jeremy's website - Cool stuff inspired by Paws Rewind:

Guest: Robin Olson ** - We get funky remembering K-Tel albums and how Robin was almost in Purple Rain. Then we compare the magical abilities of Jeannie and Samantha Stevens and agree on the obvious choice of who's cooler.

Guest: Todd Grady *** - We talk Simon, Frogger, and the ultimate coolness of programmable electronic trucks. We also think Daisy Duke could've been a Charlie's Angel, and are certain there must have been about a bazillion "official" General Lee cars.

Guest: Linda Banning *** - We dish all things daytime drama, circa 70s and 80s. We also recall the horribleness of our first jobs, and agree that Angie probably drove the ice cream parlor out of business. Oh, and then there are ... CATS! -

Guest: Susie Shubert *** - We get spooky with iconic horror films of the 70s and 80s -- and then we get kooky with Scooby Doo and other old school cartoons. And, yes ... there are cats. - Check out Susie's badassery!

Guest: Katy Herman *** - I sit down with the person you see in the Texts from Mittens "Drunk Patty" photos as we compare notes on dating in the 80s. We also finally find out how Mary from Little House on the Prairie actually went blind,

Guest: Nicky Westbrook *** - We dissect the mysteries of the Pacific Princess, including why we never saw Gopher do any work. Also included are recollections of our first concerts ... and cats. -   - Cool stuff inspired by this episode:

Guest: Anna Klombies *** - We recall the good, the bad, and the ugly of 80s fashion, our first cars, and ... cats. -   - Cool stuff inspired by the show.

Guest: Jodi Hiland *** Gen X is the last generation that exclusively used a landline telephone growing up. We talk about how that affected our teenage culture and (of course) dating life. Also included are discussions about the price we paid for havin...