Back in Time Brothers

Lou & DJ Paulie
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Join brothers Lou and Paulie as they re-live key moments in Music, Movies, TV and more through the 70's, 80's, 90's and today.

  1. 5D AGO

    One Hit Wonders - 1992

    Send us Fan Mail Dust off your flannel shirts and baggy pants because the Back in Time Brothers are transporting you straight to the "retro wave zone" of 1992! This week, DJ Paulie and Lou are cracking open the record crates to count down the most iconic, infectious, and sometimes bizarre one-hit wonders that defined the year the music bit back. From the smooth soul of Curtis Stigers to the "cultural earthquake" of Sir Mix-A-Lot’s "Baby Got Back" , we’re revisiting the tracks that owned the radio for a moment and then vanished into the shadows . Inside This Episode: The Ultimate 1992 Countdown: Join DJ Brit as she counts down the top 10 one-hit wonders, including the Irish-American hip-hop swagger of House of Pain , the "tongue-in-cheek" fashion anthem from Right Said Fred , and the TV-to-radio crossover success of The Heights .Random Facts: Did you know the first SMS text message was sent in 1992? Or that the crew of the Space Shuttle Endeavor brought frogs into orbit to see if they could reproduce in zero gravity ? (Spoiler: They could !)Rock Talk – The Dark Side: Todd Snider dives deep into the scandals of '92, from the literal firestorm of the Metallica and Guns N' Roses riot in Montreal to the bizarre family tree of the Rolling Stones’ Bill Wyman .Movie & TV Rewind: We’re talking about the year Tom Hanks told us "there’s no crying in baseball" and Full House was giving us "Have mercy" on the small screen .The Ones That Didn’t Make It: Find out why Billy Ray Cyrus was "screwed" out of the list (mostly because Paulie just can't stand "Achy Breaky Heart").Why You Need to Listen: Whether you’re here for the "zoom-zoom and a boom-boom" or to hear the story of Tony Todd putting real bees in his mouth for Candyman , this episode is packed with 40 years of pop culture volume. "Forget where you are. Remember where you were. It's time to go back in time."  Listen now at www.backtimebros.com and remember: Mondays are Fundays!  Follow Us: Catch our friend Chris K and the Big Hair Show every Thursday at 1 p.m. CST.Download past episodes to see how much we've grown (the sound is way better now, we promise) !Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    1h 57m
  2. Class of 1978: Blockbusters, Blondie, and Bizarre Facts

    APR 4

    Class of 1978: Blockbusters, Blondie, and Bizarre Facts

    Send us Fan Mail Step into the retro wave zone as DJ Paulie and Brother Lou take you back in time to the golden era with the Back in Time Brothers. This week, we are diving deep into the "Class of 1978," exploring the ground-breaking music, blockbuster movies, classic television, and wild scandals that defined a truly unforgettable year. Here is what you can expect in this episode: Random Facts of '78: Did you know 1978 was the year of three different Catholic Popes and the debut of everyone's favorite lasagna-loving cat, Garfield? We also discuss the birth of the first IVF baby, the launch of the first GPS satellite, and the massive New England blizzard that dropped 55 inches of snow.DJ Brit’s Top 5 Albums: DJ Brit takes over the countdown to spin two defining tracks from each of 1978's most essential albums. Get ready to rock out to Foreigner's Double Vision, Elvis Costello's This Year's Model, Blondie's disco-infused Parallel Lines, The Cars' self-titled debut, and Billy Joel's Grammy-winning 52nd Street.Blockbuster Movies & Hit TV: We count down the top films that had everyone heading to the theaters, from the legendary comedy of Animal House to the cultural phenomenons of Grease and Saturday Night Fever. Plus, we grab the remote to talk about the biggest TV shows dominating the ABC network, including Taxi, Mork & Mindy, and Three's Company.Rock Talk with Todd Snyder: Todd brings us the dark side of rock and roll with the biggest musical scandals of the year. Hear the unbelievable stories behind the lawsuit over the Rolling Stones' Some Girls album cover, Queen's infamous naked bicycle race, and Marvin Gaye's spiteful divorce album, Here, My Dear.Rest in Peace (The RIP Segment): We bring back our classic format to pay tribute to the notable figures we lost in 1978. We remember iconic Americana artist Norman Rockwell, legendary Jaws actor Robert Shaw, and The Who's wildly unpredictable drummer, Keith Moon.Whether you lived through it or are discovering the magic of '78 for the very first time, this episode has enough volume and nostalgia to shake the rafters. Tune in, turn it up, and don't forget to visit www.backtimebros.com for more episodes! Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    1h 45m
  3. The Sophisti-Pop Episode: Sexy Sax, Suits, and Smooth Operators

    MAR 22

    The Sophisti-Pop Episode: Sexy Sax, Suits, and Smooth Operators

    Send us Fan Mail Step out of your time machine and into a perfectly tailored Armani suit—the Back in Time Brothers are taking you to the golden era of 1980s style and sophistication! This week, DJ Paulie and Lou are turning up the "sexy sax" and diving deep into the lush, high-fidelity world of Sophisti-Pop and '80s yuppie chic. Pour yourself something sparkling and get ready for a jam-packed episode featuring: The Top 10 Sophisti-Pop Countdown: DJ Brit takes us through the tracks that traded punk leather for polished elegance. We're counting down the biggest hits from legends like Roxy Music, Sade, Spandau Ballet, and ABC. Silver Screen Style: We explore the "neon noir" and yuppie aesthetics of iconic '80s films. From Richard Gere's revolutionary suits in American Gigolo to the "greed is good" power suspenders of Wall Street and the pastel blazers of Less Than Zero. TV Time: Remember when everyone wanted to be Don Johnson? We look back at the shows that set the trends, including the sockless loafers of Miami Vice, the witty banter of Moonlighting, and the high-end detective looks of Remington Steele. The Elegant Underbelly: Todd Snyder stops by for "Rock Talk" to peel back the designer wallpaper. He explores the dark side of Sophisti-Pop, from grueling studio perfectionism to the reclusive nature of its biggest stars. Busted & Random Fat Facts: We balance out the high-class vibes with our hilarious "Busted" segment featuring the world's dumbest criminals (including a high-speed chase ruined by a dunked Oreo and a man held hostage by llamas!). Plus, we drop some wild trivia in "Random Fat Facts". Whether you lived through the era of oversized shoulder pads or you just love a smooth, cinematic pop anthem, this episode has everything you need to break out and groove. Hit that download button, roll up your blazer sleeves, and let the music play! Tune in every Monday at 1:00 PM CST for more retro fun, and visit us at www.backintimebros.com! Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    1h 47m
  4. One Hit Wonders - 1997

    MAR 8

    One Hit Wonders - 1997

    Send us Fan Mail Step into the retro wave zone as DJ Paulie and Lou take you on a deep dive back to 1997 on this week's Back in Time Brothers radio show! The brothers kick off the show by recapping their wild, exhausting weekend at the Innings Festival in Tempe, Arizona, where they rocked out to legendary acts like Public Enemy, Big Boi from Outkast, Blink-182, and Switchfoot. The hilarity continues with a brand-new "Busted" segment, highlighting the world's dumbest criminals. You won't believe the stories of a safe cracker who gave a security camera a high-def close-up, a fugitive who had himself paged over a courthouse PA system, and a burglar who accidentally locked himself in a 5-degree meat freezer for seven hours. For the main event, DJ Brit takes over the Top 10 Countdown to celebrate the most iconic One Hit Wonders of 1997. Get ready to feel the nostalgia with massive tracks like Freak Nasty's "Da' Dip," Chumbawamba's "Tubthumping," Mark Morrison's "Return of the Mack," and Meredith Brooks' smash hit "Bitch". The guys also hit the silver screen to count down the Top 10 Movies of 1997, reminiscing about massive blockbusters like Titanic, Men in Black, Face/Off, and Good Will Hunting. Then, Todd Snyder drops in for "Rock Talk" to uncover the biggest music industry scandals of the year, from the tragic loss of Notorious B.I.G. and heavy sampling lawsuits to Disney abruptly dropping the Insane Clown Posse. Finally, wrap up the episode with some mind-blowing trivia in "Random Fat Facts," where you'll learn why the famous MGM lion roar is actually a tiger, what horrific job the "Groom of the King's Stool" had to do for Henry VIII, and the sad story of the 52-hertz whale. Be sure to check out our brand new website at retrowavemedia.com and visit us at backintimebros.com. Plus, don't forget to catch our resident headbanger Chris K's "Big Hair Show" every Thursday! Tune in, turn it up, and let the music play! Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    1h 51m
  5. Diamonds in a Dumpster - Brilliant Artists' Worst Albums

    FEB 28

    Diamonds in a Dumpster - Brilliant Artists' Worst Albums

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to the Back in Time Brothers Radio Show, where your hosts DJ Paulie and Lou bring you 40 years of pop culture straight from the record crates to your ears! This week, we are digging through the bargain bins to bring you "Diamonds in a Dumpster"—a hilarious and nostalgic look at the absolute worst albums released by legendary artists, and the one redeeming track that managed to survive the wreckage. In this jam-packed episode, we’re serving up an incredible variety of retro goodness: The Top 10 Countdown with Brit: We spin the "best of the worst" tracks from brilliant bands who completely missed the mark. Hear the chaotic backstories and the lone musical gems from Aerosmith's Nine Lives, The Rolling Stones' Dirty Work, Kiss's Unmasked, David Bowie's Never Let Me Down, and the disastrous Gary Cherone era of Van Halen.Rock Talk with Todd Snyder: Take a deep dive down the rabbit hole of the most expensive and delayed rock album in history—Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy. Todd breaks down the insane 15-year, $13 million production that included a dog-poop-scented chicken coop for guitarist Buckethead, a spiritual "aura" reader, and a disastrous Dr. Pepper giveaway.Movies Retro Style: DJ Paulie and Lou go head-to-head debating the best and worst actors to ever portray iconic movie characters. Find out who reigns supreme (and who failed miserably) playing Willy Wonka, Jack Ryan, Catwoman, Freddy Krueger, Robin Hood, and The Joker.TV Time: We take a hilarious look at the worst television shows ever made that were canceled after just one single episode. You won't believe some of these premises, including a 1990 British sitcom with a jaw-droppingly offensive historical premise that was immediately yanked from the airwaves.Busted! & Random Facts: As always, we kick things off with a roundup of the world's dumbest criminals—including a car thief who got caught because he was too busy playing Grand Theft Auto, and a diamond thief whose own coughing fit betrayed him. Plus, stick around for mind-blowing retro trivia about The Matrix digital rain, George Washington's real teeth, and the irony of ZZ Top.Forget where you are, remember where you were, and turn up the volume. It's time to go back in time! Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    2h 5m
  6. The Mount Rushmore of Pop: A Black History Month Tribute

    FEB 15

    The Mount Rushmore of Pop: A Black History Month Tribute

    Send us Fan Mail In this special Black History Month episode, DJ Paulie and Brother Lou are giving credit where it's due to the "Mount Rushmore" of music. We are celebrating five iconic artists who defined the 80s and 90s: Lionel Richie, Janet Jackson, Prince, Whitney Houston, and the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson. Brit takes over the turntables to spin the tracks that redesigned the landscape of popular music, from the ceiling-dancing funk of Lionel Richie to the groundbreaking morphing technology of MJ's "Black or White". We’re also hitting the box office to countdown the Top 10 Black Movie Stars of the era, celebrating heavy hitters like Denzel Washington, Eddie Murphy, and Wesley Snipes. Then, we flip the channel for "TV Time" to rank the shows that made us laugh, from the "Deacon Fry shuffle" on Amen to the deluxe apartment in the sky on The Jeffersons. But we keep it real on the Back in Time Brothers. Todd Snyder joins us for a heavy edition of "Rock Talk"—or as we like to call it, "Dark Talk"—where we examine the tragic "Royal Court of Pop" and the isolated final days of Michael, Whitney, and Prince. And you know we can't leave you without a laugh! This week’s "Busted" file features a Florida man trying to recreate Titanic at 105 mph and a burglar who accidentally swiped a bottle of laxatives instead of painkillers. Get ready to jump, get ready to sway, and let the music play! In this episode: The Icons: A musical tribute to Lionel, Janet, Prince, Whitney, and Michael.Busted: Stupid criminals in Florida and beyond.Movie Magic: The Top 10 Black Box Office Stars.Rock Talk: The tragedy of the Royal Court of Pop.TV Time: The sitcoms that defined a generation.Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    2h 10m
  7. The Filthy Fifteen, Scarface, and the Curse of Diff'rent Strokes

    FEB 7

    The Filthy Fifteen, Scarface, and the Curse of Diff'rent Strokes

    Send us Fan Mail This week, the Back in Time Brothers—DJ Paulie and Brother Lou—are taking you back to the height of the 1980s culture wars. We are diving deep into the PMRC (Parents Music Resource Center) and the infamous "Filthy Fifteen." Remember when Tipper Gore took on Twisted Sister and Prince? We’re revisiting the Senate hearings, the birth of the "Parental Advisory" sticker, and counting down the top tracks that shocked Capitol Hill, from Madonna and AC/DC to the song that started it all: Prince’s Darling Nikki. But the controversy doesn't stop at the music. In this packed episode, we also cover: • Movies: Say hello to our little friend! We revisit the 1983 cult classic Scarface. We discuss Al Pacino’s performance, the dried milk used as cocaine, the "chainsaw" scene that shocked audiences, and how the film overcame bad reviews to become a hip-hop icon. • TV: We take a somber look at the tragic "curse" surrounding the cast of Diff'rent Strokes. From Gary Coleman’s financial ruin to the heartbreaking struggles of Dana Plato, we explore the dark side of 80s child stardom. • Busted: This week’s dumbest criminals include a "mermaid" in Louisiana, an inmate trying to smuggle a feast into prison, and a Russian man who stole an armored tank just to get a bottle of wine. • Random Facts: Did you know a Samurai could theoretically fax Abraham Lincoln? Or that chainsaws were originally invented for childbirth? We’ve got the facts that will blow your mind. Join us for the laughs, the music, and the nostalgia on the Back in Time Brothers Radio Show! This episode originally aired on URL Radio. Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    1h 45m

  8. JAN 31

    Songs and Scandals from 90's TV Commercials

    Send us Fan Mail Join DJ Paulie and Lou on this week’s episode of the Back in Time Brothers Radio Show as they explore the intersection of 90s music, marketing, and movies. Top 10 Countdown: Songs from 90s Commercials DJ Britt leads the charge with a countdown of the best tracks that found a second life selling us everything from jeans to toaster pastries. The brothers discuss the memorable tunes that lived rent-free in our heads, including Was Not Was’s "Walk the Dinosaur" (Burger King), Billy Idol’s "Dancing with Myself" (Toyota), and The Romantics’ high-energy anthem "What I Like About You" (Budweiser). The segment culminates with the quirky use of The Vapors' "Turning Japanese" in a Pop-Tarts campaign. Movie Time: Flops That Became Legends The hosts dive into a surprising list of 90s movies that failed to perform at the box office but later achieved legendary status on DVD and cable. The discussion covers why summer release dates doomed holiday favorites like Hocus Pocus and how poor marketing sank The Iron Giant and Fight Club. They also examine how The Shawshank Redemption went from a financial disappointment to being considered one of the greatest films of all time. TV Time: The Legacy of 90210 In this segment, the brothers analyze the cultural phenomenon of Beverly Hills, 90210. They discuss how the show tackled heavy social issues and paved the way for a generation of teen dramas. The conversation traces the show's DNA through its spin-offs and spiritual successors, including Melrose Place, Dawson's Creek, The O.C., and One Tree Hill. Rock Talk with Todd Snyder Todd takes a darker look at the decade with "Scandalous 90s TV Commercials." This segment explores the friction between rock integrity and corporate advertising, detailing the fallout from Madonna’s controversial "Like a Prayer" Pepsi spot, the legal battles over Nike using The Beatles' music, and the "happy slapping" craze caused by the Tango Orange Man ads in the UK. Stupid Criminals & Random Facts The episode features a hilarious lineup of inept criminals, including a woman who misused a "beer cave" in Pennsylvania, a naked man with a chainsaw in Minnesota, and a robber who tried to hold up a bank by simply claiming he was the boss. Finally, the team shares random facts ranging from Abraham Lincoln’s wrestling career to the history of the "I Love NY" logo. Support the show Thanks for listening.  Join us each Monday at 1pm Central at www.urlradio.net and follow us on Facebook!

    1h 38m
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Join brothers Lou and Paulie as they re-live key moments in Music, Movies, TV and more through the 70's, 80's, 90's and today.

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  • Creator
    Lou & DJ Paulie
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    104
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Back in Time Brothers
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