Podcasts about don't you forget about me

The Flash, season 6, episode 19. We made it to the season finale! Eva wants her revenge, Iris is stuck in a cliffhanger & red lighting doesn't hide a bad fight sequence. Stay until the end for an announcement about the future of the pod. Songs mentioned: Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden and Don't You (Forget About Me) by Simple Minds. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/one-more/message

#TWIT80s. Talkin' about all the songs that peaked in popularity on the American pop music charts "This Week In The 80s", the 3rd week of May. I rank my favorite 80's K-Tel albums. The unsung heroes of "Bette Davis Eyes". Two different superstar duets that "haven't dated well". The theme to my 6th grade graduation. The debut of Van HAGAR! Janet Jackson goes top 10 for the 1st time. The colossal flop that was... "Hands Across America". U2 gets their hit. The 1st "hair metal" top 10? The New Jack Knockoff who got life in prison for arson! PLUS - the story of "Don't You (Forget About Me" - one of the most enduring classics of the 1980s. All that and so much more. Over 2 hours of incessant babbling about the 80s. Thanks for listening! Listen to my older episodes too. The goal is to talk about ALL the songs that ever hit the charts in the 80s. Spread the word! #TWIT80s YouTube Playlist: rb.gy/oohbko

We're in detention. Assistant Principal Mr Vernon has called us into the podcast studio on a Saturday to talk about "Don't You (Forget About Me)" from 1980's Brat Pack classic The Breakfast Club. Alex is definitely not wearing pyjamas, Ben is determined to talk about Baby's Day Out and Dietrich is (justifiably) worried about school shooters. Follow us on Twitter: @TSFTMpod Like, share and subscribe for all your podcast needs

We've gone a little off-piste with this week's Deeper. After our SIMPLE triple bill we couldn't think of a better way to spin-off than to discuss the crowning glory of a movie about a bunch of kids confined in detention. The Breakfast Club is directed written and directed by John Hughes and stars Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, Judd Nelson, Anthony Michael Hall, Emilio Estavez and Paul Gleason. Don't You (Forget About Me) was written by Keith Forsey and Richard Schiff, performed by Simple Minds and worshipped as an 80's anthem ever since. Please review us over on Apple Podcasts. Got comments or suggestions for new episodes? Email: sddpod@gmail.com. Seek us out via Twitter and Instagram @ sddfilmpodcast Support our Patreon for $3 a month and get access to our exclusive show, Sudden Double Deep Cuts where we talk about our favourite movie soundtracks, scores and theme songs! On next week's episode we feature a triple bill of BOSS movies with Matt Brothers from the Spocklight Podcast!

Our resident book lovers, Jacqui and Julia, discuss Mhairi McFarlane's hilarious novel, Don't You Forget About Me, the January 2020 Paper + Ink book club selection. Support the show (http://www.paperandinkbox.com)

Want to know which books we read, but didn't make the cut for January? We talk about our process for finding the books that we love and ultimately send out, and review the books that we read along the way. This month we read In Five Years by Rebecca Serle; The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern; and Don't You Forget About Me by Mhairi McFarland. Support the show (http://www.paperandinkbox.com)

Soundtrack Selections volume 1 kicks off a brand new series from the Motion Picture Soundtrack to Fire and Water Records! Ryan Daly welcomes guest Sean Ross from the Pulp 2 Pixel Network to share some of their favorite songs that debuted on movie soundtracks. Sean's selections lean toward the bleak and super-depressing Phil Collins and Gary Jules, so Ryan counter-programs with sappy pop-rock hits from Bryan Adams and Huey Lewis. Also, Prince and Kermit the Frog! Track list "The Beautiful Ones" by Prince from Purple Rain "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Byran Adams from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves "Stay (I Missed You)" by Lisa Loeb from Reality Bites "A Kiss At the End of the Rainbow" by Mitch & Mickey from A Mighty Wind "Against All Odds (Take a Look At Me Now)" by Phil Collins from Against All Odds "Who Did That to You" by John Legend from Django Unchained "Wise Up" by Aimee Mann from Magnolia "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis & The News from Back to the Future "Mad World" by Gary Jules from Donnie Darko "Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Simple Minds from The Breakfast Club "Rainbow Connection" by Kermit the Frog from The Muppet Movie Additional music by Ray Parker, Jr.; The Soggy Bottom Boys; Whitney Houston; Prince; Will Smith; Madonna; Seal; Irena Cara. Let us know what you think! Leave a comment or send an email to: RDalyPodcast@gmail.com. Check out Sean's other podcasts at the Pulp 2 Pixel Network at: https://www.pulp2pixel.com Like the FIRE AND WATER RECORDS Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/firewaterrecords/ This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK. Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER - https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page - https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Subscribe to FIRE AND WATER RECORDS on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fire-and-water-records/id1458818655 Or subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-fire-and-water-podcast/id463855630 Support FIRE AND WATER RECORDS and the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts Thanks for listening!

Next week, we’re switching things up and running a full recommendation podcast! You asked us questions, and we’re recommending a metric romance ton of books! Don’t miss it!In two weeks, we’re going to a classic of classics! The read was on both Jen & Sarah’s list—Loretta Chase’s Lord of Scoundrels, which is on the lions’ share of Best Romance Novels Ever lists. We’ll get into why. Read Lord of Scoundrels at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Kobo or your local indie.Show Notes- Listen, it's Eric FONER. He's kind of a big deal.- More about how brains develop.- A twitter thread about Sarah's brain surgeon.- The kind of Amnesia in books and movies isn't real, but in case you were wondering, all about global amnesia and aphasia.- Jen & Sarah have seen the 80s version of Overboard 100 times, and the 2018 version no times.- Speaking of Pregneisa... on the podcast I Don't Even Own a Television, these two guys mostly read it to make fun of it, but then listen to just this snippet of Jeb Lund TOTALLY GETTING ROMANCE.- Kylie Scott does write about zombies, and threesomes, and rock stars, and getting with your Dad's best friend.- Jen did write about Lies as an example of an Unreliable Narrator, but she still enjoyed the book!- Jen couldn't locate the future/present/past thread on twitter, but this is a placeholder in case she ever does.- No one liked that Chris Pratt movie.- All about that incel bullshit.- The Silent Towns is a short story by Ray Bradbury in The Martian Chronicles---which Jen really liked for the most part! Try There will Come Soft Rains instead.- The Last Man on Earth is a TV show and While You Were Sleeping was a movie.- Jen likes the scummy, sexy white boy thing Matthew McConaughey has going on.- "Don't You Forget About Me" is the theme song to The Breakfast Club. No one had amnesia in the movie, they were just teenagers likely to be shitty to each other.- What's Fair Use?- Buy buttons from Kelly and shirts from Jordan.- Ashley from Southern California was blooded by The Duchess War by Courtney Milan- Next time on Fated Mates, we'll be reading Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase.

The Soundtrack of all your favorite '80s Teen Movie songs.  Don't You (Forget About Me), The Power of Love, Footloose, and many, many MORE!!

This is our second ever live discord show for DAQ, and this time we had two guests: Alexis and Kaylee from Setting the Record Queer! Find their show here: https://settingtherecordqueer.libsyn.com/ Find the game we played here: https://www.reddit.com/r/rpg/comments/8uuv26/be_gay_do_crimes_a_honey_heist_hack_i_wrote_for/The music in this show was Don't You Forget About Me by Simple Minds

We continue our look at iconic albums with analysis of #OnceUponATime by #SimpleMinds. How did the band handle success and creativity while riding high on "Don't You (Forget About Me)" from #TheBreakfastClub soundtrack? We have an exclusive Dave Kinchen interview with guitarist #CharlieBurchill to explain! But first, could #RobHalford of #JudasPriest play for British football after the cell phone kick seen around the world?!

These days, musicians aren’t measuring themselves by album sales, but by the number of streams.Anna Robinson, better known by the mononym Robinson, is a New Zealand singer-songwriter and musician. Robinson released her first single "Don't You Forget About Me" in May 2017. Anna is back in New Zealand after a massive 2018 of travelling the world.She joined Saturday Mornings with Jack Tame, listen to the interview above!

Don't You Forget About Me

No programa de hoje do CoutoCast, eu, Eduardo Couto, faço uma revisão do ano de 2018, falando sobre o CoutoCast, seus projetos, além de lembrar um pouco do ano no Cinema, no Esporte e na Música!Então, sente-se confortavelmente, ponha o seu fone de ouvido e bom ano novo!Não esqueça de conferir os programas citados na retrospectiva de hoje:CoutoCast 34: Hot 100CoutoCast 39: Revista OlímpicaCoutoCast 51: Simple MindsCoutoCast 72: Aretha Louise FranklinCoutoCast 73: CazuzaCoutoCast 74: AvicciCoutoCast 75: James BrownCoutoCast 76: Músicas Sobre a MorteCoutoCast 81: Cidade NegraResumo do Som 15: Don't You (Forget About Me), do Simple MindsNa Playlist deste programa: Netta – Toy Cidade Negra – Mucama tATu – All The Things She Said Indila – Love History Nancy Sinatra- These Boots Are Made for Walking

“So” by Peter Gabriel Bruce is excited about this blockbuster hit album. After four solo albums without a name, the record company finally persuaded Peter Gabriel to name this fifth album. So is a synthesizer-heavy album influenced by world music. It shows Gabriel's experimental side, but it was a more approachable album than his other releases, and it was a huge hit in the mid-'80s both on radio and MTV. Gabriel went from a cult star to a mainstream star in the rock genre very quickly with this five-fold platinum album. There's really not a bad track on this album, and the majority of the songs received airplay. Join us as we have a BIG TIME with this SLEDGEHAMMER of an album! “In Your Eyes” This song leads off side two. Gabriel wanted to make it the last song, but the bass line is so strong that it needed to be near the front of the album to give the record stylus room to vibrate. This track became popular after the release of the movie "Say Anything." “Red Rain” Red Rain This track leads off the album. Gabriel wanted it to "crash at the front." Stewart Copeland (Police) does the symbol work at the front of this dark, melancholy song. “That Voice” This one qualifies as a deeper cut. Nice bass work by Tony Levin on this heavily layered exploration of conscience - the voices in your head. “Big Time” Emblematic of the yuppie culture of the ‘80's, this song satirizes the "bigger is better - greed is good” culture of the time. Stewart Copeland (of the Police) is on drums, while Tony Levin is fingering the bass and Jerry Marotta is playing the strings on the bass with drumsticks to give it the "slap bass" sound. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK: “Danger Zone” - the theme from “Top Gun” by Kenny Loggins This tune was a hit from the mega-hit movie “Top Gun” featuring Tom Cruise. It’s actually a good soundtrack! STAFF PICKS: “I Wanna be a Cowboy” by Boys Don’t Cry Brian! Oh, Brian — I mean, Ted! Oh, Ted! Fighting off danger! This one hit deadpan comedy wonder could be heard in all the clubs in 1986. “All the Things She Said” by Simple Minds Rob shares the third single from Simple Minds’ seventh studio album, and it’s a great track. The B-side to the single is a live version of “Don't You Forget About Me,” their most famous song (but one that the lead singer hated). “Touch & Go” by Emerson, Lake, & Powell Wayne goes for ELP...but not Palmer in this case! Cozy Powell takes over percussion duties from Carl Palmer, who was unavailable to reform Emerson, Lake, & Palmer due to his work with the supergroup, Asia. The synthesizer melody is based on an English folk tune called “Lovely Joan.” “No One is to Blame” by Howard Jones Bruce closes out staff picks with this one. Jones originally put out this song on his “Dream Into Action” album. It became a hit after Phil Collins produced the re-recording, and added the drum work and backing vocals. This track appeared on Jones' third album entitled "One to One." LAUGH TRACK: “The Chicken Song” by Spitting Image This number one song in Britain was from a comedy TV show which used puppets designed to look like famous politicians and celebrities. This is where Genesis got their video for “Land of Confusion.” Check out the video.

Smash Metafiction Studios presents another mashed-together masterpiece, as the creative team that brought you "Don't You Forget About Me" returns to the lab for another round of gently bubbling brainstorms and flashes of brilliance buzzing with electric current! It's time, once again, for Collaboratory! In this episode, Claire, Kit, Miles, and MeganBob elucidate an epic tale of sword, sorcery, and science fiction, weaving a narrative that includes bird-themed superheroes, cat-like kaiju, magical destinies, and one of the original MacGuffins! What is the legend of the falcon fist? 

Oriana, Jess and Teen talk about Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's historic testimony against Brett Kavanaugh, and the disturbing connection it has with Amy Chua. Intro/Outro music: "Don't You Forget About Me" by Simple Minds Intro Voice Track: Dr. Christine Blasey Ford TWITTER: Jess (@cogitatotomato) Teen (@mont_jiang) REFERENCED RESOURCES David Chen's NYT article about Yale Law's obsession with power: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/26/nyregion/yale-touted-kavanaugh-now-comes-a-moment-of-reckoning.html Jess's referenced article about female bosses: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/the-queen-bee-in-the-corner-office/534213/

Fredrik, 45, från Stockholm berättar om sin ms-diagnos, sitt memento somnium-projekt som går ut på att kunna stötta andra ms-sjuka till träning, hur det var att bli patient på sin arbetsplats och mycket, mycket mer. Musik: - Simple Minds, Don't You (Forget About Me) -12" Version - The Weeknd, Ordinary Life - Alphaville, Forever Young - Al Bano and Romina Power, Magic Oh Magic - The Spencer Davis Group, Gimme Some Lovin - Prince, Gold

This week, we create dueling night-time shows for our park to help our guests close out their magical days in style. First, Scottye weaves a tale known as The Story Of Scottland, a show with a 5-drink minimum and cannonfire. What could possibly go wrong? Meanwhile on the other side of the park, Jim more blatantly inflates his own ego in the style of the rock opera by way of the band Jimple Minds in his show Don't You Forget About Me, an incredibly faithful and one thousand percent true story of coming to this planet and growing up to build JimCity 2000.

Hola Gente Buen día! Hoy conmemoramos la vida de Anthony Bourdain y hablamos del legado de Nikolai Vavilov en otros bancos de semilla en todo el mundo. El articulo de hoy: http://www.wbur.org/endlessthread/2018/01/26/the-vault https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard_Global_Seed_Vault://www.wbur.org/endlessthread/2018/01/26/the-vault La musica de hoy: Don't You (Forget About Me) de Simple Minds Nuestro Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MananasConLeo/

It took six seasons for our Tree Hill Crew to realize their dreams and achieve them and while some characters had their happy ending and were last seen driving off into the sunset (Leyton), season seven is here to remind us that just because you achieve your dreams, doesn’t mean you don’t have to work to keep them. One Tree Hill enters its 7th year (in our timeline not theirs) with some new characters (hopefully they aren’t as bad as Felix and Anna) and a whole lot of drama! A cheating scandal that plays out in the eyes of the public, a couple heading towards a divorce, drug addiction, suicide attempts, ghosts and you know it wouldn’t be Tree Hill without stalkers and family drama! Buckle in as we head towards the first season without Leyton, and endure the growing pains of a show and characters trying to find themselves. Heartbreak, mistakes and death will hit close to home, old characters will return to stir up drama, new loves burn and old love dies while the music is as loud as ever! Season Seven; a dream achieved is not necessarily a dream kept. Welcome to One Tree Hill 3.0! Join us as we discuss all things One Tree Hill (and then some) in our bingecasting of the series! This week our trio sits down and discusses the season 7 episodes “Don't You Forget About Me” and “My Attendance is Bad but My Intentions Are Good”   Join as this week we sit down and start talking about all the new things to unpack in Season 7 of One Tree Hill. We happen to discuss Australian Slang, good clapbacks, and financial assets.... we also talk a bit about these episodes!   If you like what you hear, or you don't please send us feedback and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe!   Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OnlyOthPod Like Our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/OnlyOTHpod/ Email us at: theresonlyothpod@gmail.com Itunes Feed: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/theres-only-one-tree-hill.../id1144795491  Our website where you can find all our eps and donate is here: http://theresonlyoth.podbean.com/ We're on Stitcher, check us out and rate us! We are on google play music as wel

Esta edição do RESUMO DO SOM é uma colaboração entre o 80 WATTS e o CoutoCast! Aqui você ouve a história por trás da música Don't You (Forget About Me) e lá no CoutoCast você ouve a biografia da banda Simple Minds! Ouça o Coutocast clicando aqui!  Mencionado no episódio: CineClube 80 - O Clube dos Cinco   Simple Minds - Don't You (Forget About Me), letra e música de Keith Forsey e Steve Chiff ã1985 Virgin Records Ltd Músicas do Simple Minds no Google Play Músicas do Simple Minds no iTunes Áudios do filme The Breakfast Club (1986). Propriedade de Universal Pictures, A&M Films e Channel Productions. Também disponível via iTunes e TuneIn RadioFeed RSS: clique aqui Website: 80 WATTSEmail: programa80watts@gmail.com Agradecimentos aos produtores virtuais pelo apoio:Fabiano F. M. Cordeiro José Paulo Neto Ricardo BunnymanApoie o 80 WATTS também via Patreon , Apoia.se ou Padrim!     Muito obrigado aos nossos patrocinadores: Fabiano Martins Cordeiro e José Paulo Neto

No Programa de hoje do CoutoCast, eu, Eduardo Couto, te conto toda a história por trás da Banda Simple Minds, em parceria com o 80 Watts, que conta a história por trás do sucesso Don't You (Forget About Me)!Então, sente-se confortavelmente, ponha o seu fone de ouvido e conheça a história do Simple Minds!Na Playlist deste Programa:Simple Minds - Love SongSimple Minds - Promised You a MiracleSimple Minds - Someone Somewhere in SummertimeSimple Minds - All the Things She SaidSimple Minds - Mandela DaySimple Minds - See The Lights

Esta edição do RESUMO DO SOM é uma colaboração entre o 80 WATTS e o CoutoCast! Aqui você ouve a história por trás da música Don't You (Forget About Me) e lá no CoutoCast você ouve a biografia da banda Simple Minds!Ouça o Coutocast clicando aqui! Mencionado no episódio: CineClube 80 - O Clube dos Cinco Simple Minds - Don't You (Forget About Me), letra e música de Keith Forsey e Steve Chiff ã1985 Virgin Records LtdMúsicas do Simple Minds no Google PlayMúsicas do Simple Minds no iTunesÁudios do filme The Breakfast Club (1986). Propriedade de Universal Pictures, A&M Films e Channel Productions.

The Breakfast Club was written, directed, and produced by John Hughes and starred Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, and Ally Sheedy as the titular kids brought together by Saturday detention in fictional Shermer, Illinois. The film's spawned memes, quotable lines, and just last week became the subject of a retrospective look in a New Yorker essay by Molly Ringwald, entitled "What About 'The Breakfast Club'? Revisiting the movies of my youth in the age of #MeToo." The Breakfast Club's visuals are iconographic, with the film's poster being lifted by sources as varied as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 and Archie comics. However, what's endured most from the 1985 movie has been the soundtrack, and in particular, Simple Minds' Billboard Hot 100 #1 hit, "Don't You (Forget About Me)." The song -- written and composed by producer Keith Forsey and Steve Schiff -- would be Simple Minds' biggest hit, while also one of the few songs not written by the band's vocalist Jim Kerr or keyboardist Charlie Burchill. Forsey had several instrumentals featured on the soundtrack, along with songs by Wang Chung and '80s soundtrack staple E.G. Daily. It's an impressive array of '80s pop, but Simple Minds' song playing over the closing credits and and Judd Nelson's raised fist, will forever be linked with the film.

Don't You Forget About Me. Because if you did you'd miss out on our review of the 1985 genre-defining John Hughes Film, The Breakfast Club! We have enough fun facts, headcanon, and fan casts to last you your first hour of detention. You can spend the rest of your time writing your essay. Support this Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/stewdippin  Leave us a review on iTunes  apple.co/1l8JDjy Tell us what you thought about the movie on Twitter:  @FlashbackFlicks https://twitter.com/flashbackflicks

The 2012 hit film "Pitch Perfect," about dueling college a cappella groups is an "a-ca-terrible" combination of the movies "Dodgeball" and "Mean Girls," but instead of being funny, it is just a bunch of people lip-synching over-produced Auto-Tune vocals to songs we all rightly forgot about a while ago. This movie projectile vomits a slew of ignorant comments about rape victims, Asian-Americans, lesbians, Jews and deaf people. These are all played for laughs, but they forgot that laughs are usually the result of jokes, not just saying random inappropriate things. Anna Kendrick plays the literally too-cool-for-school Beca Mitchell, your typical angsty teen who loves to make mix tapes, and somehow believes this makes her a real musician. She dreams of moving to Los Angeles to work for a record label so she can then be a musician (which isn’t how that works), but has to first join an all-girls a cappella team for a year, or else her daddy won’t pay for her to move to LA. Skylar Astin (who looks exactly like Dane Cook) plays Jesse, Anna Kendrick’s love interest who sings for the girls’ rival a cappella group. He loves the movie "The Breakfast Club" and thinks Simple Mind's song "Don't You (Forget About Me)" is the best original score in film history, because he doesn’t know what constitutes a film score apparently. Rebel Wilson plays a girl who calls herself "Fat Amy" so "twiggy *******" won't call her that behind her back, because, ya know, body-shaming is wrong. She's a brash Australian who isn't funny at all. Oh, so is her character. Adam Devine plays Bumper Allen, the egotistical leader of the girls' rival a cappella group. He has a crush on "Fat Amy" and also enjoys throwing burritos. He ends up becoming a back-up singer for John Mayer, who needs one for some reason. Elizabeth Banks and John Michael Higgins play the announcers for these boring a cappella events, unabashedly ripping off Fred Willard’s character in "Best in Show," but forgetting to be funny. Join us as we discuss DJs, how we would re-write this movie, and Osama bin Laden’s old a cappella days. Tell us what you think by chatting with us (@filmsnuff) on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or by shooting us an email over at mailbag@filmsnuff.com. This episode is sponsored by Vindictive Sound Bite. Visit our website at https://www.filmsnuff.com.

Jays Journal Podcast - October 5. "Don't You Forget About Me."The season is officially over for the Toronto Blue Jays, but that doesn't mean anything's different here on the Jays Journal Podcast. In fact, it's likely that you'll get even more round tables, interviews, and phone-in shows than ever before! What better way to celebrate the awesome power and infinite majesty of the sport on tonight's show than by taking a closer look at the enormous legacy of Jose Bautista. To help us continue what will be a veritable cavalcade of winter offerings from a baseball perspective, we're pleased to be joined by celebrated and prodigious blogger and author, Tao of Stieb (@TaoofStieb), our own Jays Journal writer and contributor, Kirsten McKernan (@kmacandbaseball), and venerable clinical and sports psychologist, Dr. Kristina Reihl (@DocReihl). Together, they pay ultimate homage in discussing:How to appreciate the full scope of emotion with the departure of a legendary player (3:30), understanding why the Blue Jays ruled out the return of a player that still has something left in the tank (10:01), how Bautista digested his team's desire to part company as expeditiously as possible (13:11), if there's something profoundly sad in how his career ended in Toronto (17:42), and how being rough around the edges and unorthodox as a player made a difference in his treatment by fans and front office alike (24:23).Tonight's episode was brought to you by: Cloudwifi (cloudwifi.ca). Do you live in a condominium and are paying too much for internet? Surf faster & save money by getting your building on-board and win a pair of season tickets for the 2018 Toronto Blue Jays regular season. E-mail bluejays@cloudwifi.ca today to see if you qualify.

Thank you for completing our quick easy listener survey here: https://survey.libsyn.com/satellitesistersOn today's 4th of July show, Julie Dolan and Liz Dolan talk about the charm of 4th of July hometown parades, A Gentleman In Moscow and the new Satellite Sisters products you can find here at Cafe Press. Then we turn it over to Lian Dolan, Sheila Dolan and Monica Dolan who have a super fun interview with writer Jancee Dunn about her novel Don't You Forget About Me. Much hilarity ensues in this discussion of the 80's, life in high school and the pain of high school reunions. This was the kick-off for our Best Beach Bag Books series in 2008. To subscribe to Satellite Sisters on Apple Podcasts, click here. To subscribe to Satellite Sisters on Stitcher, click here.To subscribe to the Satellite Sisters RSS feed, click here. The complete Satellite Sisters podcast audio archive is here. Don't forget to subscribe to Satellite Sisters Talk TV if you want to listen to Lian and Julie's TV recaps of CBS drama Madam Secretary and PBS Poldark recap Pol,Dark and Handsome. Here's more from amazon about Don't You Forget About Me:After earning rave reviews with her rock-and-roll memoir But Enough About Me, Jancee Dunn takes on fiction in this comically poignant debut, a perfect read for anyone who has ever looked back nostalgically and wondered what might have been. At thirty-eight, Lillian Curtis is content with her life. She enjoys her routine as a producer for a talk show in New York City starring showbiz veteran Vi (“short for vibrant”) Barbour, a spirited senior. Lillian’s relationship with her husband is pleasant if no longer exciting. Most nights she is more than happy to come home to her apartment and crawl into her pajamas. Then she’s hit with a piece of shocking news: Her husband wants a divorce. Blindsided, Lillian takes a leave of absence and moves back to her parents’ home in suburban New Jersey. Nestled in her childhood bedroom, where Duran Duran and Squeeze posters still cover the walls, she finds high school memories a healing salve to her troubles. She hurtles backward into her teen years, driving too fast, digging up mix tapes, and tentatively reconciling with Dawn, a childhood friend she once betrayed. Punctuating her stroll down memory lane is an invitation to the Bethel Memorial High School class of 1988 twenty-year reunion. It just might be Lillian’s chance to reconnect with her long-lost boyfriend, Christian Somers, who is expected to attend. Will it be just like heaven? Lillian discovers, as we all must, the pitfalls of glorifying the glory days, the mortification of failing as a thirtysomething adult, and the impossibility of fully recapturing the past. Don’t You Forget About Me is for anyone who looks back and wonders: What if?

Podcasting is just like riding a bike...because we haven't done it in a really long time and never really knew how to do it in the first place. The Swole Sisters revisit cycling classes as they take to FlyWheel Williamsburg to talk about Jack Bauer and the gender politics of the Torqboard. Bettina is also named the reigning Tangent-rine and allows some side conversations about Unicorn frappuccinos. ---^-v--^--- Created by Kerri Donnelly and Bettina Warshaw Theme song recorded by Kelly Rice Logo by Carly Miller Half-time show: Don't You (Forget About Me) by Simple Minds

"Screws fall out all the time. The world is an imperfect place" This week we join the brat pack in John Hughes' 1985 coming of age comedy drama The Breakfast Club. We discover that this movie is more than just daft haircuts and angry power chords as Paul, who loved The Breakfast Club as a teenager, finds watching it again all these years later a therapeutic experience and he finally accepts he WAS Brian.  Meanwhile, Rachael reveals she was a straight A student and Andy discusses his love/hate relationship with the movie. Later, Paul decides to dress up as Ally Sheedy, which worries a confused Andy who had a crush on the actress, and, as he unleashes his anger at the makeover of his beloved ("a lovely woman ruined"), Racheal takes a look at some other movie makeover scenes including Grease, She's All That, Pretty In Pink and Muriel's Wedding. Andy continues his hot & cold relationship with The Breakfast Club by discussinghis frustration at the ending, and looks at some other movies with disappointing denouements, including It's a Wonderful Life and the first two Superman movies.  And is that a chicken drumstick in Judd Nelson's hand at the end? We love a bit of movie trivia on Spoiler, and The Breakfast Club is a veritable trivia-fest, as we discover that Rick Moranis, John Cusack and Laura Dern were all in the frame for roles in the movie, that Simple Minds weren't the original choice to record "Don't You Forget About Me", and we even find out the make and model of Brian's pen. And we end this series with another of our fiercely fought music quizzes. This time, Andy tests Paul and Rachael's knowledge of 80s movie themes and raises the stakes with two specially made mix tapes as prizes: "The Best of the 80s" for the winner, and "The Worst of the 80s" for the loser, which they MUST promise to listen to in its entirety, despite it including "Daddy's Home" by Cliff Richard. This week's scale: The Breakfast Club or School of Rock

Women of Letters is a podcast about the TV Show Supernatural and our fandom. In this episode Amy and Jules review Into the Mystic and Don't You Forget About Me. Mail us your feedback or questions to wolspn@gmail. For more info on the episode check out supernaturalwiki.com For convention advice, check Amy's blog - spncontips.tumblr.com

If Josh is "The Brain," what does that make Adam – Vice Principal Vernon? Filmspotting commemorates the 30th anniversary of John Hughes' classic THE BREAKFAST CLUB with a Sacred Cow discussion. Plus, the Elite Eight of Filmspotting Madness is revealed, and the guys hit 88 mph in the DeLorean to share their Top 5 Films of 1985. This episode is brought to you by MUBI.com. :00-2:41 - Billboard / MUBI 2:41-46:22 - Sacred Cow: "The Breakfast Club" Simple Minds, "Don't You Forget About Me" 47:30-54:11 - Notes 54:11-1:04:01 - Filmspotting Madness Cyndi Lauper, "The Goonies 'R' Good Enough" 1:04:51-1:10:59 - Donations / Promo: It's All True 1:10:59-1:42:01 - Top 5: Movies of 1985 1:42:01-1:48:03 - Close / Outtakes BONUS - "Unforgiven" Feedback LINKS - Josh's review of "The Breakfast Club" - Kapelos full interview (Check back) - Atlantic article on the films of 1985 - Filmspotting Madness Rd. 3 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Black and Steve Head review the alien invasion flick "Skyline," the runaway train actioner "Unstoppable" and the Danny Boyle-directed "127 Hours" starring James Franco.For our picks of the week, Steve suggests you check out the John Hughes documentary "Don't You Forget About Me" and John says the BBC's "Sherlock" is worth your time.Also, having attended Disney's "Fantasia: The 70th Anniversary Celebration" at Boston Museum of Fine Arts, we're able to share some encouraging information about the much hoped-for release of "Song of the South".The total running time: 58:20Follow Steve on Twitter at twitter.com/steveheadQuestions or feedback? Email us at postmoviepodcast@gmail.comIntro music by Stereo Soul Future. Visit StereoSoulFuture.com.

80's (seperated into iPod chapters) 0:00 Intro + "Love Me or Hate Me" Scene Mash 1:39 "The Promise" When In Rome 2:33 "Out Of Touch" Hall & Oates 4:01 West End Girls - Pet Shop Boys 5:16 "Promiscuous Promise" Scene Mash 7:52 "Enjoy the Silence" Depeche Mode 8:28 "Jiggle it Baby" Scene Mash 9:42 "Kiss" Prince 10:08 "Automatic" The Pointer Sisters 11:31 "Break My Stride" Matthew Wilder 12:05 "Tell Me No Go" Scene Mash 13:16 "She Drives Me Crazy" Fine Young Cannibals 14:06 "Hold Me Now" Thompson Twins 14:58 "Things Can Only Get Better" Howard Jones 15:55 "Self Control" Laura Branigan 17:00 "1st Booty in Control" Scene Mash 19:21 "Crazy Wishing Well" Scene Mash 21:57 "Jack and Diane" John Mellencamp 22:31 "Burning Down The House" Talking Heads 23:44 "Hanging on a String" Loose Ends 25:51 "Don't Be a Freak" Scene Mash 27:30 "Don't Be Cruel" Bobby Brown 28:05 "Genius Like That" Scene Mash 30:34 "Down Under" Men at Work 31:20 "Rapture" Blondie 32:23 "Rapture Encore" Scene Mash 34:38 "Edge of Seventeen" Stevie Nicks Scene mash 36:12 "Don't You Forget About Me" Simple Minds 38:12 "All She Wants to Do is Dance" Don Henley 40:08 "Back on the Chain Gang" The Pretenders Scene mash 41:13 "We Got The Beat" Go Gos 41:45 "Push it to the Limit" Paul Engemann 43:04 "She's a Maniac" Hall & Oats 44:19 "Steppin Out" Joe Jackson 45:51 "Take On Me" Ah Ha 47:56 "Listen to Shout" Scene Mash 50:31 "I'm Sprung on Human" Scene Mash 52:26 "Human" Human League 54:04 "Dance Hall Days" Wang Chung 55:11 "Blind Seven" Scene Mash 56:26 "Beverly Hills Get Up" Scene Mash 58:47 "Feel That Smack" Scene Mash 1:00:16 "I Feel For You" Chaha Khan 1:01:19 "Valerie" Steve Winwood 1:02:41 "Don't You Want Me" Human League 1:04:09 "People Don't Stop Believing" Scene Mash 1:06:31 "Run To You" Bryan Adams 1:07:32 "Run To Billie Jean" Scene Mash 1:08:12 "Lets Hear It For The Boy" Deniece Williams 1:09:18 "Cars" Gary Numan 1:11:11 Bonus: "Scarface Made You Look" Scene Mash

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick sits down for a long chat with Aaron S. Berman, author of The New Horror Handbook, about "New Horror." Then, Summer Knights keeps rolling on with the third film in the series, Ghost Galleon. Check out some feedback, enter the contest, and listen to some tunes: "Thirteen" by Danzig, "New Dark Ages" by Bad Religion, "Fish Out of Water" by Mudvayne, and "Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Life of Agony. RIP John Hughes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick sits down for a long chat with Aaron S. Berman, author of The New Horror Handbook, about "New Horror." Then, Summer Knights keeps rolling on with the third film in the series, Ghost Galleon. Check out some feedback, enter the contest, and listen to some tunes: "Thirteen" by Danzig, "New Dark Ages" by Bad Religion, "Fish Out of Water" by Mudvayne, and "Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Life of Agony. RIP John Hughes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick sits down for a long chat with Aaron S. Berman, author of The New Horror Handbook, about "New Horror." Then, Summer Knights keeps rolling on with the third film in the series, Ghost Galleon. Check out some feedback, enter the contest, and listen to some tunes: "Thirteen" by Danzig, "New Dark Ages" by Bad Religion, "Fish Out of Water" by Mudvayne, and "Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Life of Agony. RIP John Hughes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick sits down for a long chat with Aaron S. Berman, author of The New Horror Handbook, about "New Horror." Then, Summer Knights keeps rolling on with the third film in the series, Ghost Galleon. Check out some feedback, enter the contest, and listen to some tunes: "Thirteen" by Danzig, "New Dark Ages" by Bad Religion, "Fish Out of Water" by Mudvayne, and "Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Life of Agony. RIP John Hughes. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.

RODCAST RETURNS! It's back and now you can totally suscribe and it will automatically show up in your itunes or whatever! You should totally suscribe. This will also be the way that we will dip internet exclusive mp3s to you. Rodcast #3, though! It is a joyful noise. An exultation to the world saying "DON'T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME." You had me down for a minute, but I have too many positive atoms zipping around. For me specifically it is a representation of escaping from a deep sickness. SEE YA SICK SUCKER. Spring energy flows. Also trying to make a cool mixtape for a highlight tape to thereotically go along video of cool dunks from March Madness. Rebirth, word. Tracklist: 1.Andre 3000 & Rich Boy - Throw Some D's (Remix), 2. DG Yola - Ain't Gon Let Up, 3. Vampire Weekend - Walcott (Insane Mix), 4. Tussle - White Columns (DiscoTech Version), 5. YACHT - I Saw You, 6. La Chat - Luv 2 Get High, 7. Swizz Beatz - Its Me Snitches, 8. Nat Baldwin - Look, She Said, 9. Best Friends Forver - HandPocket, 10. Vampire Weekend - A-Punk