Def Dave's 1984

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A comprehensive, chronological journey through every aspect of 1984. Discussing music, movies, TV, sports, cartoons, headlines, comics, pro wrestling, novels and more as I make my case for 1984 as the Best Year Ever in pop culture.

  1. -5 DIAS

    14: Introducing the Macintosh!

    On January 24th, Apple delivers the product that Ridley Scott advertised two days earlier. A historical day for Apple and for the personal computing industry, it is the day that the original Macintosh computer hits the market! I am thrilled to have the Macintosh Librarian herself, Kate Fox, on this episode to discuss how this product came to be, its impact and its legacy. www.youtube.com/macintoshlibrarian Linktr.ee/DefDave

    42 min

  2. 13/05

    13: Marvel Secret Wars

    1984 was, among everything else, a big year for comics. And January 24th saw the beginning of one of the most influential and well-remembered events in comics history. On this day, Secret Wars #1 hit comic shops and publishing history would never quite be the same. This 12-issue limited series would take up the whole year and feature characters from across Marvel's entire library, written by the editor-in-chief of the line and introduce changes to many characters. But what if it was driven by marketing and licensing instead of any kind of creative push? Would it change what you thought of it? Joe Crowe of American Sci-Fi Classics and Spartan Wrestling joins me to discuss Secret Wars! https://www.youtube.com/@AmericanSciFiClassics Linktr.ee/DefDave

    45 min

  3. 6/05

    12: Hulk Hogan

    It's January 23rd and Vince McMahon has big plans for professional wrestling that will forever change the landscape of sports entertainment. The first step in his master plan is tonight's title change. Hulk Hogan, recently returned to WWF, pins the Iron Sheik and begins a long reign that will help usher wrestling into the mainstream and become a huge part of 1980s pop culture. Wrestling History expert DragonKing Karl Stern joins the show to discuss perhaps the most important figure in modern wrestling. Karl is the man behind the When It Was Cool podcast and the author of a series of pro wrestling history books. www.whenitwascool.com Linktr.ee/DefDave

    43 min

  4. 29/04

    11: Bon Jovi

    On January 23rd, Bon Jovi's self-titled debut album hit record stores. How did this album come about? What hits, if any, came from it? What impact did this have on 1984? I welcome back once again Jason Colvin of the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast to help me figure out the origin story and freshman effort from one of the most iconic bands of the 1980s. https://www.thesurelypodcast.com/ Linktr.ee/DefDave

    34 min

  5. 22/04

    10: Airwolf

    Immediately following Super Bowl XVIII on January 22nd, CBS premiered a brand new series that would prove memorable to an entire generation of kids. Boasting both a high-tech helicopter and Ernest Borgnine, Airwolf hit all the key demos. To help me land this bird through all the high-octane action is Jarrod Alberich, a.k.a. The Yardsale Artist, of The Longbox Crusade Podcast. https://www.youtube.com/@longboxcrusade Linktr.ee/DefDave

    40 min

  6. 15/04

    09: Ridley Scott's 1984

    Master film director Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Runner) delivered what many consider the greatest television commercial of all time and forever changed the game of Super Bowl advertising. On January 22, during Super Bowl XVIII, his George Orwell-inspired sixty second ad teased a product that wasn't available yet, but would itself be a gamechanger in the personal computing industry. Jeff Johnson of the A Film By... Podcast makes his first return to the show to help me talk about it. A Film By... Podcast: https://www.afilmbypodcast.com/ Def Dave's 1984 and all my other links: Linktr.ee/DefDave

    26 min

  7. 8/04

    08: Super Bowl XVIII

    January 22, 1984 was Super Bowl Sunday! The league's #1 seed and defending champion Washington Redskins ran into a very strong Los Angeles Raiders team. Did you watch this game? Do you remember who won? This game featured Joe Theisman, John Riggins, Art Monk, Jim Plunkett, Howie Long, Lyle Alzado and MVP Marcus Allen. Both Jason Colvin and Jim Butler make their returns to the show to help me reflect not only on Super Bowl XVIII but Super Bowls in general and how much the NFL meant to us as youngsters in 1984. Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast: https://www.thesurelypodcast.com/ Children of the 80s: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Oj8YAEgWuxixNOfMV7qOh Def Dave's 1984 YouTube and all my other links: Linktr.ee/DefDave

    44 min

  8. 1/04

    07: Judas Priest

    January 20, 1984 may have seen the release of "Defenders of the Faith" (sources vary), Judas Priest's follow-up effort to their "Screaming For Vengeance" album. To help me talk about it is old friend, veteran podcaster and Judas Priest fan, Van Allen Plexico, whose introduction to the band was this album. Van: plexico.net Def Dave's 1984 YouTube and all my other links: Linktr.ee/DefDave

    43 min
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A comprehensive, chronological journey through every aspect of 1984. Discussing music, movies, TV, sports, cartoons, headlines, comics, pro wrestling, novels and more as I make my case for 1984 as the Best Year Ever in pop culture.

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