Podcasts about Milt

Julianna Jokela kertoo päätöksestään lopettaa radiotyö, joka oli pitkään hänen unelma-ammattinsa. Miltä tuntuu havahtua siihen, että osa omasta persoonasta on vähitellen kadonnut? Sunnuntaibrunssissa Jokela puhuu pelosta jäädä tyhjän päälle suuren uraratkaisun äärellä. Hän kertoo univaikeuksista, niiden vaikutuksesta arkeen sekä siitä, miten palautuminen on edennyt. Lisäksi Julianna avaa ajatuksiaan äitiydestä ja naimisiinmenosta. Entä millaisia unelmia hänellä on nyt?

Twang Twizzler MILT HOMELY from THE MILT HOMELY EXPERIENCE returns to CrapCentral to speak on his two new streaming singles called Grover Washington Jr. & Raisin' Red Flags. Milt talks in detail of their recording, the players involved and how loneliness brings inspiration. PLUS, he whips out the guitar and belts out a couple tunes to boot. Check out MILT HOMELY on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/milt_homely?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== linktree/themanitobamoneyshotpodcast www.patreon.com/ronaldgeorgemoore

Kansainvälisen politiikan mannerlaatat liikkuvat ennennäkemättömällä vauhdilla. Miltä maailma näyttää suurvaltojen paineessa olevien alueiden näkökulmasta? Miksi juuri nämä alueet ovat nousseet maailmanpolitiikan keskiöön, ja mitä niiden taustalla on pidemmällä aikavälillä? Rosa Kettumäen haastateltavina ovat seuraavat Helsingin yliopiston tutkijat: Latinalainen Amerikka: alue- ja kulttuurintutkimuksen professori Jussi Pakkasvirta Lähi-itä: Lähi-idän tutkimuksen professori Hannu Juusola Aasia: Aasian tutkimuksen vanhempi yliopistonlehtori Tiina Airaksinen Pohjois-Amerikka: Yhdysvaltain tutkimuksen professori Mikko Saikku Pohjoismaat ja Grönlanti: Pohjoismaiden tutkimuksen professori Peter Stadius Haastatteluiden jälkeen keskustellaan eri alueiden välisistä suhteista ja tulevaisuuden maailmanjärjestyksestä. Podcast on nauhoitettu Tiedekulman ja Helsingin yliopiston humanistisen tiedekunnan tuottamassa Maailmanpolitiikan polttopisteet -tapahtumassa 12.2.2026. Katso keskustelu videona: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcPDXyUh51o

Miltä maailman murros näyttää historiantutkijoiden linssien läpi? Keskustelemassa ovat poliittisen historian emeritusprofessori Kimmo Rentola sekä Suomen ja Pohjoismaiden historian emeritusprofessori Markku Kuisma, joka pohtii tuoreessa kirjassaan sitä, ratkaisivatko suuryritykset natsien valtaannousun. Miksi kuluva vuosikymmen muistuttaa aikaa ennen ensimmäistä ja toista maailmasotaa? Toimittajana on Antti Pilke.

De kennis van het lichaam, is een prachtige basis om mentale thema's te ontdekken. In deze podcast neem ik je mee in 'doekjes voor het bloeden'. Het alert zijn buiten jezelf, waarbij je een talent ontwikkelt om de ander de zien en te voelen, maar waarbij je vergeet dat het alert naar buiten wellicht ontstaan is vanuit een angst dat er iets niet goed gaat!Mocht je meer over de Milt en de Lymfe willen weten, op mijn site vind je 22 verschillende masterclasses, waaronder een masterclass over de Milt en de Lymfe! Daarnaast heb ik een opleiding, waarbij ik je leer een basis te creëren voor het kijken via de biologische natuurwetten.Kijk op www.willemijntrip.nl

Sunnuntaibrunssi tehtiin liveyleisön edessä kauppakeskus Ratinassa. Eskon vieraaksi saapui Marko Anttila.Miltä arki on näyttänyt jääkiekkouran päätyttyä? Entä miten syntyi päätös uran lopettamisesta? Oliko NHL-haave koskaan realistinen tavoite? Anttila kertoo kokemuksistaan ulkomailla pelaamisesta ja siitä, miltä tuntuu saada potkut joukkueesta. Millainen vastuu kapteenilla todella on? Ja mitä joukkueen sisällä tapahtuu, kun puhutaan tunteista? Jaksossa puhutaan myös vanhemmuudesta sekä ystävvyydestä. Mitä ystävyys merkitsee joukkueessa ja miten läheisiä suhteita pidetään yllä, kun joukkue vaihtuu?Kuuntele Sunnuntaibrunssi tästä!

Kiinan kehitys on huimaa. Maa vetää vertoja Yhdysvalloille niin talouden, teollisuuden, teknologian kuin tieteen mittatikuilla. Samaan aikaan Trumpin hallinto purkaa omia vahvuuksiaan. Pehmeä valta on vaihtunut kovaan voimapolitiikkaan. Mutta miksi Yhdysvallat haluaa romuttaa sääntöpohjaisen maailmanjärjestyksen, jota se on itse ollut pystyttämässä? Miltä uusi maailmanjärjestys voisi näyttää ja onko Kiina tulevaisuuden suunnannäyttäjä? Haastateltavana Ulkopoliittisen instituutin tutkimusprofessori Mikael Mattlin ja globaalin kehitystutkimuksen lehtori, akatemiatutkija Eija Ranta Helsingin yliopistosta. Toimittajana on Jaro Asikainen. Äänisuunnittelu: Katja Kostiainen.

Maailman valtaapitävät kokoontuvat tänään viikonlopuksi Saksaan vuosittaiseen Münchenin turvallisuuskonferenssiin. Mitä Eurooppa voi nyt odottaa Yhdysvalloilta, kun transatlanttinen suhde on säröillyt pahasti? Müncheistä raportoi Eurooppa-kirjeenvaihtaja Anna Karismo. Keskustelemassa ovat vanhempi tutkija Iro Särkkä Ulkopoliittisesta instituutista sekä ulko- ja turvallisuuspolitiikan asiantuntija Henri Vanhanen. Koululaisten talvilomia vietetään porrastetusti seuraavien kolmen viikon aikana. Miltä lomasesonki näyttää junaliikenteessä? Haastattelussa VR:n kaukoliikenteen myynti- ja hinnoittelujohtaja Antti Karjalainen. Entä millaista uudistumista kotimaanmatkailu kaipaa, jotta lomailevat perheet saataisiin viihtymään? Vierainamme yliopistotutkija Juulia Räikkönen Turun yliopistosta ja Suomen Matkailuorganisaatioiden yhdistys Suoman puheenjohtaja Susanne Rasmus. Mukana on myös Ikaalinen Spa & Resortin toimitusjohtaja Eero Aho. Moni hyvinvointialue on menettänyt miljoonia tietojärjestelmien takia. Viime vuonna paljastui, että pitkäaikaisdiagnoosien kirjaamisessa on puutteita, mikä vaikuttaa alueiden rahoitukseen ja luo eroja alueiden välille. Nyt selvitetään, miten vääristymiä voidaan estää tulevaisuudessa. Toimittaja Elina Niemistön haastatelussa ovat ylilääkäri Jari Kankaanpää Etelä-Pohjanmaan hyvinvointialueelta ja valtiovarainministeriön finanssineuvos Tanja Rantanen. Juontaja Pirjo Auvinen. Tuottaja Anna-Maria Haarala, toimittajat Ella Haura ja Kreeta-Maria Kivioja.

Mielen terveys ja mielen sairaus otetaan käsitteinä itsestäänselvyytenä. Tässä ei ole mitään järkeä. Näin väitämme kliinisen psykologian dosentin, Tomi Bergströmin kanssa.Jaksossa pureudumme psykiatrian historian ja nykypäivän kautta siihen, mistä ajatukset mielen terveänä olemisesta tai sairastumisesta perustuvat, ja millaisia vaikutuksia niillä on ihmisten hoitoon ja ajatteluun. Voisimmeko auttaa ihmisiä paremmin olemalla ajattelematta heidän mielistään sairaita tai terveitä?Jakson aiheita:- Mihin psykiatria perustuu?- Mihin ajatus mielen sairaudesta perustuu?- Miltä näyttäisi mielen auttaminen ilman mielen sairautta tai terveyttä?- Miksi nepsy ei ole sen enempää "neuroa" kuin masennuskaan.Jos haluat tukea podcastiani, paras tapa on antaa arvosteluksi 5 tähteä ja vinkata tutuille sosiaalisessa mediassa! Seuraa myös ohjelmaa Spotifyssa ja Youtubessa. Jos kiinnostuit muusta sisällöstäni, käy ottamassa Instagram haltuun @oskarimagga ! Laita viestiä tulemaan, jos on palautetta tai aihe-/vieraspyyntöjä. Suuret kiitokset. TikTok: @oskarimagga Instagram: @oskarimagga Verkkosivut: oskarimagga.com Logon tausta: yksityiskohta Marianne Laitin teoksesta Pimeät Vedet 1. Valokuvaaja: Matias Ahonen.

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Miten hyvinvointialueiden säästöt vaikuttavat palveluihin? Keskustelemassa Keski-Uudenmaan hyvinvointialueen johtaja Raija Kontio ja Etelä-Karjalan hyvinvointialueen johtaja Sally Leskinen. Yritysten tuloskausi on parhaillaan käynnissä. Miltä yritysten tilanne näyttää? Puhelimessa OP Pohjolan päästrategi Lippo Suominen. Millaisin tuloksin suden kiintiömetsästys on päättymässä? Haastattelussa Uudenmaan riistapäällikkö Visa Eronen Suomen riistakeskuksesta. Miesten ja naisten välistä palkkatasa-arvoa yritetään parantaa lakimuutoksella. Saadaanko palkkaerot kurottua umpeen? Keskustelemassa EK:n asiantuntija Suvi Lahti-Leeve ja STTK:n juristi Sanna Rantala. Juontajana Markus Liimatainen, toimittajina Kreeta-Maria Kivioja ja Mikko Pesonen, tuottajana Annette Blencowe.

Onnittelut ovat paikallaan, kun Volkswagen Golf GTI juhlii pitkää uraansa GTI-maailma huipulla.Synttärilahjaksi on luvassa kaikkien eikojen tehokkain Golf GTI, jonka saa ostettua itselleen jopa semi-slickseillä. Eli auto on tarkoitettu sellaisenaan ratapäiville. Miltä uusi Golf GTI tuntuu ja onko kyseessä kaikkien aikojen paras Golf-malli?

Miltä vuosi 2026 näyttää? Tarot-korttien lukemisen sijaan päätimme kysyä tulevasta Danske Bankin Senioristrategi Tuukka Kemppaiselta. Hän kertoo, miten Jenkkien talous, kotimaan ja asuntomarkkinoiden vire sekä tämän hetken puhutuimmat teemat voivat vaikuttaa sijoitusmarkkinoihin. Kirjoittaja: Matleena Inget Lukija: Evita Lestinen

Tammikuun muotiviikot Milanossa, Pariisissa ja Kööpenhaminassa nostivat esille kansainväliset suuntaukset. Mitkä tyylisuunnat ovat nyt pinnalla? Onko muodissa havaittavissa poliittisia vai eskapistisia suuntauksia? Millä tavalla suurten ranskalaisten muotitalojen kuten Chanelin ja Diorin uudet johtajat ovat uudistaneet klassista linjaa? Miltä näyttää miesten muoti? Muotia ei enää seurata orjallisesti silti jotkut tyylit näkyvät enemmän katukuvassa. Tällä hetkellä 80-luvun värikäs ja graafinen tyyli nostaa taas päätään. Muodissa ja designissa on havaittavissa uusi trendi. Inhottavinakin pidetyt luonnon elementit, merilevät ja sienet näkyvät lampuissa, tuoleissa ja nyt jopa Pariisissa Chanelin catwalkilla. Vaaleanpunaiset sienet ja metsät ovat hätkähdyttäneet yleisöä uusimmassa lavastuksessa. Dior uskoo suurten kukkien tuomaan elinvoimaan. Mistä tämä trendi kertoo? Onko silti persoonallinen pukeutuja kiinnostavampi kuin trendien seuraaja? Ohjelman vieraina ovat muotisuunnittelija Carolina Forss, toimittaja Jani Niipola ja Suomen ainoan muotilehden Glorian päätoimittaja Kristiina Raitala. Ohjelman juontajana on Pia-Maria Lehtola.

Tekniset ongelmat vei meiltä aikaleimat hetkellisesti. Kaikki meni. Tulee myöhemmin. Jaksokuva: Tiia Mahkonen

Patriots DE Milt Williams joins the show, talks AFC Championship

Miltä työelämän murros näyttää HR-johtajanarjessa? HR Plus -podcastin uudessa sarjassa HR-johtajan aamukahvit ensimmäisenä vieraana Wärtsilän henkilöstöjohtaja Teija Sarajärvi. Keskustelua HR:nmuuttuvasta roolista, tekoälystä, monimuotoisuudesta ja humanismista kompleksisessa työelämässä.

Medialähetystyö sisältää paljon ohjelmien tekoa tv-studiossa, editointia ja some-postausten tekoa. Miltä medialähetystyö näyttää tekijöiden näkökulmasta ja millaisia kohtaamisia studiossa on vuosien aikana tapahtunut? Avainradiossa vieraina tuotantopäällikkö Markus Kujala ja media-assistentti Rashel Poole.

Miltä pian päättyvä vuosi 2025 on näyttänyt Avainmedia lähetysjärjestön näkökulmasta ja miten evankeliumi on tämän vuoden aikana tavoittanut heitä, jotka eivät evankeliumia ole vielä aikaisemmin kuulleet? Ohjelmassa vieraana Avainmedian toiminnanjohtaja Ilpo Jokimäki.

Recorded live in Boston, Bart sits down with Milt Herbert, Executive Director of the Boston Convention & Marketing Center, for a masterclass in leadership, discipline, and humanity. Milt shares his unconventional journey — from flunking out of college, to serving in combat, to becoming a professor, technologist, entrepreneur, and ultimately a long-tenured executive leader. With humility and clarity, Milt explains how military discipline reshaped his life, why treating people like people is the foundation of leadership, and how focusing on customers as humans — not transactions — creates lasting success. This conversation is packed with wisdom on work ethic, family, learning, customer experience, and what most leaders still get wrong.Major Takeaways / LearningsDiscipline can change everything. Milt credits military service with reshaping his mindset, work ethic, and focus.Early failure doesn't define your ceiling. Flunking out of college didn't stop him from earning an MBA, teaching, and entering a PhD program.Leadership is about people, not roles. Employees have full lives outside work — great leaders respect and support that reality.Integration beats balance. Milt prioritized family, coaching his kids' teams and staying present while building a demanding career.Be a lifelong learner. From coding to tennis to leadership, curiosity and self‑teaching fueled every chapter of his life.Customers are humans first. The best way to serve customers is to understand their goals, pressures, and definitions of success.Listening is a leadership superpower. Ask questions, stay quiet, and truly hear people — that's how trust is built.Strong teams feel like family. When people feel cared for, respected, and seen, they stay — and they perform.Memorable Quotes“People don't show up for work — work isn't their whole life.”“You keep your mouth shut, you listen, and you ask questions.”“Customers have jobs to do — our job is to help them succeed.”“It's always about the people. It's never just about the business.”“I'm only one person — it's the team that makes everything happen.”“Family first isn't a slogan. It's a responsibility.”Why It Matters / How to Use ItThis episode is a blueprint for leaders who want to build trust, loyalty, and performance without sacrificing humanity. Milt Herbert's story proves that discipline, empathy, and curiosity can coexist — and that the strongest organizations are built by leaders who listen, care, and understand people beyond their titles. Whether you lead a team, serve customers, raise a family, or are still finding your path, this conversation offers timeless lessons on how to show up, how to lead, and why people first is not optional — it's essential.

Miten suomalainen hyvinvointivaltio on tullut nykyiseen muotoonsa? Mikä sitä tällä hetkellä haastaa ja mitä pitäisi korjata? Miltä hyvinvointivaltio näyttää vuonna 2040? Hyvinvointivaltion tilasta ja tulevaisuudesta ovat keskustelemassa tutkimusjohtaja Ville-Pekka Sorsa (Helsingin yliopisto), johtava tutkija Liina-Kaisa Tynkkynen (Terveyden ja hyvinvoinnin laitos) ja julkistalouden professori Roope Uusitalo (Helsingin yliopisto ja VATT). Juontajana on yhteiskuntaopin opettaja Ville Kohvakka Kulosaaren yhteiskoulusta. Podcast on nauhoitettu Hyvinvointivaltio – loistava menneisyys, harmaa tulevaisuus? -tapahtumassa Tiedekulmassa 28.11.2025. Tapahtuma liittyy EuroStorie-huippuyksikön ja Kulosaaren yhteiskoulun Tiedettä lukiolaisille -tapahtumasarjaan. Yleisössä oli yhteiskunta- ja talouspainotteisten lukioiden opiskelijoita. Keskustelu videona Youtubessa: https://youtu.be/KYRBrr8gJRA?si=OJmNNq2AJjGK13c4

Keskustelijoina Taru Tujunen, Hilkka Olkinuora ja Pekka Seppänen. Suoraa puhetta johtaa Maria Pettersson. Pekka Seppänen avaa näinä rauhanhieronnan aikoina keskustelun suhtautumisesta venäläisiin. Tällä viikolla kerrottiin päätöksestä, jonka mukaan venäläiset ja valkovenäläiset hiihtourheilijat saattavat päästä kilpailemaan olympialaisiin. Asia on nyt Kansainvälisen olympiakomitean KOK:n käsissä. Olisiko venäläishiihtäjien kisalipun leimaaminen oikein vai väärin? Ja miten yksittäisiin venäläisiin ylipäätään pitäisi suhtautua? Hilkka Olkinuora haluaa puhua toivosta. Ensin pitäisi määritellä toivon mittari ja se vasta onkin vaikeaa. Samaan aikaan, kun nuorten aikuisten on kerrottu lamaantuneen taloudellisten paineiden alla, hallituksella toivoa riittää: aina suhdanteiden kääntymisestä kohti Länsiradan rahojen löytymiseen. Jos entisen pääministerin kirjaa mukaillen “toivo on tekoja”, mitä ne teot olisivat? Pitäisikö mediankin liittyä toivotalkoisiin ja luoda tulevaisuudenuskoa? Taru Tujusta pohdituttaa ruotsalaisten Suomi-kuva. Miltä näytämme naapurin silmissä? Jos Lidlin suomalaisiin ruokaviikkoihin on uskominen, niin hyvin perinteiseltä lauantaimakkarakansalta. Aina on puhuttu, ettei naapurikansa meistä paljoa tiedä, mutta vastaako ruotsalaisten kuva meistä todellisuutta? Ja jos ei, mihin suuntaan ritarit sitä muuttaisivat?

How can the Patriots fill the void left by the Milt Williams injury?

Have you ever wondered if anyone really loved you? Have you ever felt abandoned? These were issues that Milt wrestled with because his father walked out. His wounded heart became angry. Eventually, Milt's anger almost cost him his own family. But then a miracle happened.

Maailman väkirikkain maa, BRICS-ryhmän perustajajäsen ja Etelä-Aasian mahtivaltio, maa jonka kaikki tietävät, mutta harvat tuntevat eli nyt puhutaan Intiasta. Tässä jaksossa selvitämme mikä on Intian tilanne juuri nyt, mikä maalle on tärkeää mm. kauppa- ja turvallisuuspolitiikassa ja miten se tavoitteitaan edistää – eli mitä on Intian ulkopolitiikka. Vieraina ovat Etelä-Aasian tiimin vetäjä Ville Andersson ulkoministeriöstä ja väitöskirjatutkija Matias Castrén Heidelbergin yliopistosta. Jakson juontavat Olli Puumalainen ja Ida-Susanna Pöllänen. Jakson leikkasi Pauliina Saloranta.

As SNAP benefits are in danger of going away, food banks across the state are bracing for the surge. We talked to the president of St. Mary's food bank, Milt Liu about what they need most right now.

Milt Liu joins Bruce & Steve Goldstein to explain how the federal government shutdown could impact St. Mary's Food Bank.

We finally announce the first cohort of ScuttlePuck Milt Schmidt Award winners! We also discuss the underwhelming start by both the Leafs and Oilers and look at the major surprises so far.   Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Title Player Jere Lehtinen News Ovechkin closes on 900G Bettman Interview on 32 Thoughts Ducks off to surprising start Leafs and Oilers underwhelm NBA gambling scandaal Guess the 5th MILT SCHMIDT AWARD WINNERS NHL Surprises - East Top 3 in Atlantic includes MTL and DET Last in East is TBL Connections  Last week - Montreal numbers 9.10.22,44,28,5 - all scored 50G - congrats Jim, Atish, Brendan This week - What is the connection between Ovechkin, Crosby, Kopitar and Mikael Backlund NHL Surprises - West Central Utah in 1st Pacific top 3 includes SEA and ANA Last in West is CGY Crazy Stat 

Miltä tuntuu, kun oma unelma opiskelusta viivästyy vuosi toisensa jälkeen samalla kun muut ympärillä tuntuvat menevän elämässä eteenpäin? Leena kertoo, mitä luovia tapoja on keksinyt helpottaakseen pääsykoeurakkaa, ja paljastaa, miten aikoo napata koulupaikan ensi kevään haussa. Kirjoittaja: Iines Joronen Lukija: Evita Lestinen

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We are 1 week into the new season but the biggest news this week wasn't game results or team performance, it has  been some big name signings plus a couple of low-key ones that could prove significant. We have the Milt Schmidt Award nominees.   Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Title Player Nick Libett News -  Habs honoured Ken Dryden in home opener - cool  BIG Signings Lane Hutson - 8 years, $70.8 MM Jack Eichel - 8yrs, $13.5MM Kyle Connor - 8yr, $12MM Oilers Signings  Jack Roslovic - $1.5MM Mattias Ekhom - $4MM x 3  Leafs 1-2  stumble with 2 losses to Red Wings Easton Cowan (2023 1st rnd) gets call up and plays on top line - 14:05 ice time  Sens - Brady Tkachuk out 4 weeks  Oilers Goaltending issue gets highlighted in 1st game Pickard starts game 2  Sabres start 0-3 - ugh - Kevyn Adams is in trouble -  Guess the 5th Milt Schmidt Award George Armstrong - Maple Leafs 2. Jean Beliveau - Canadiens 3. Joe Sakic - Nordiques / Avalanche 4. Steve Yzerman - Red Wings  5. Stan Smyl - Canucks 6. Bobby Clarke - Flyers    Next Award Idea - Annual award - Best undrafted player of the season - Includes playoffs  2024-25 - Sergei Bobrovsky  Connections Jim Stecker / Nora- congrats  This Week -What do the numbers  9, 10, 22, 44 have in common for the Montreal Canadiens?   New Uniforms - will review a couple each week Good - Blues - beautiful - liked previous but these are great - cool STL logo on pants - can be creative and look good  Bad - Oilers - 3rd jersey - retro style - bland cream colour- cool shoulder yokes - why? Not near as good as regulars, no history Crazy Stat  Next week - narrow down Milt Schmidt to a winner including listener feedback  Big Games to watch - Rangers @ Leafs / TBl v Det / Rangers v Habs - great jersey matchup - 

We saw Spinal Tap 2, flipped the big red switch, and counted down the best 1980s songs that peaked at #11. Because these… go to 11. Also: sexy drummers, armadillos, and Milt trying to make Kenny Loggins a sports anthem (again). Quick Hit Summary Mini-review of Spinal Tap 2 (Paul! Elton! Still loud.) Countdown: our blended Top 10 “peaked at #11” bangers from the '80s Playdate: 11 questions about… 11 (of course) A respectable pile of “also-rans” that just missed the podium Chapter Guide 00:00 – Cold open / mic check / Past Tens roll call 06:05 – Fire up the Time Machine 07:06 – What we're doing: '80s songs that peaked at #11 (Spinal Tap salute) Tap Talk 07:50 – Spinal Tap 2 quick take: tone matched, laughs landed 09:45 – Cameos: Paul McCartney (charming), Elton John (scene-stealer) 10:55 – Aging rockers, commitments vibes, and a very funny new drummer 12:40 – Why sequels usually whiff and why this one didn't The Countdown — The '80s Songs That Went to 11 #11 – 00:15:00 Thompson Twins – “Doctor! Doctor!” (1984) Second-British-Invasion synth-pop sugar rush. “How was this not Top 10?” energy. #10 – 00:16:00 Gary U.S. Bonds – “This Little Girl” (1981) Boss-built boomerang: written/produced by Springsteen & Stevie Van Zandt; Clarence on sax. Roots-rock strut with comeback swagger. #9 – 00:22:00 Sheila E. – “A Love Bizarre” (1985) Prince pixie dust, 12-minute club glide, percussion queen doing queen things. #8 – 00:27:00 Michael Jackson – “Another Part of Me” (1987) From the Captain EO era: Quincy groove, Disney cheese, undeniable bounce. #7 – 00:34:00 The Contours – “Do You Love Me” (re-charted 1988) Dirty Dancing rocket fuel: Motown growl makes the Catskills naughty again. Playdate – 00:43:00 11 Questions about “11” (Kyrie, Larkin/Rollins, 7-Eleven's rogue lowercase n, Swingers, Messier, Bledsoe & Edelman, Ocean's Eleven = Matt Damon, Marshall amps, Eleven = Millie Bobby Brown, Jeter wore 11 in the minors, etc.) #6 – 00:52:00 Kenny Loggins – “This Is It” (1980) Blue-eyed soul with Michael McDonald cosign; NCAA montage hall-of-famer. #5 – 00:57:00 Loverboy – “Hot Girls in Love” (1983) Aerosol, hooks, and harmless himbo energy. Dumb? Sure. Fun? Absolutely. #4 – 01:01:00 Prince – “I Wanna Be Your Lover” (1980) Pre-Purple Rain princelet: falsetto glide, post-disco snap, future royalty loading. #3 – 01:07:00 Bryan Adams – “Somebody” (1985) Reckless sweet spot: denim-rock churner with live-aid mojo. Ballad break = beer run. #2 – 01:11:00 Go-Go's – “Head Over Heels” (1984) Pop truffle perfection. Jane Wiedlin piano break = pure dopamine. #1 – 01:26:00 Stevie Nicks – “Edge of Seventeen” (1981) The white-wing-dove war cry. Signature solo cut. A Top 10 snub so egregious it should be a congressional hearing. Also-Rans & Near-Misses (rapid fire) Stevie Wonder – “I Ain't Gonna Stand for It” Bangles – “Walking Down Your Street” Little River Band – “The Other Guy” (The Other Guys synergy!) Toto – “I'll Be Over You” Debbie Gibson – “Electric Youth” (Dave votes yes; Milt files an appeal) Soul II Soul – “Keep On Movin'” (Milt's neo-soul crush) Benny Mardones – “Into the Night” (we heard you, Internet) The Police – “Spirits in the Material World” Paul Davis – “Cool Night” (yacht softness) Naked Eyes – “Promises, Promises” Dead or Alive – “You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)” If this episode made your dial go to 11, share it with a friend, drop a 5-star on Apple/Spotify, and come argue with us at timemachinepod.com or toptentimemachine@gmail.com. Rock responsibly, Time Travelers.  

Fire up the Time Machine, people—Dave and Milt are going full throttle back to '75, and it's a funky, feathered-hair free-for-all. On this Past Tens episode, your fearless hosts trash-talk, gush, and generally geek out over Billboard's Top 10 from September 27, 1975. Bad Company growls, Sweet glitters, and somewhere in there Dave derails the whole thing with a personal “I almost died in a hospital gown” story. Milt, ever the Chartmeister historian, connects the dots between these jams and the cultural circus of the mid-'70s, while Dave sprinkles in snarky asides, dad jokes, and a rant or two about sandwiches. They bounce between rock, funk, country, and schmaltz, drop a few under-the-radar nuggets, and even debate whether Glen Campbell's Broadway references were about, y'know… actual Broadway. Then it's Playdate time: Dave throws down a Generation X Rock Hall challenge that makes Milt sweat. By the end, they're arguing about whether this whole lineup deserves a permanent plaque in the Time Machine Hall of Fame—or just a polite golf clap. Timestamps for your nostalgic pleasure: 00:00 – Past Tens roll call 00:25 – Sandwich rambling commences 01:34 – Dave's hospital misadventure 06:05 – Time Machine ignition 07:06 – Top 10 countdown starts 13:52 – Bad Company brings the thunder 20:59 – Sweet turns the glam up to 11 28:56 – Freddie Fender's tear-stained road trip 34:52 – Famous Freds ranked (because why not?) 35:12 – Fender deep dive 36:01 – Janis Ian breaks every heart in the room 40:23 – Seventeen-year-old angst songs dissected 48:31 – Barry Manilow achieves… let's call it a musical climax 54:09 – Gen X Rock Hall face-off 01:04:19 – “Run Joey Run” and the tragedy of teen melodrama 01:12:22 – The Isley Brothers get funky 01:14:19 – Disney, algorithms, and mild outrage 01:14:53 – Tragic news + media gripes 01:19:10 – Glen Campbell mysteries solved (or not) 01:22:54 – Bowie goes funky chic 01:29:06 – John Denver's swan song 01:33:12 – Wrap-up, wisecracks, and reflection

Milt and Dave fired up the Time Machine and landed smack in September of 1991, when mullets were plentiful and Blockbuster late fees could bankrupt you. We're running down the box-office champs—from Arnold blowing stuff up in Terminator 2 to Billy Crystal roping cattle in City Slickers, with pit stops at Woody Harrelson's baby-faced cameo in Doc Hollywood and the horror sequels nobody really asked for. Along the way, we: Trade war stories about seeing these flicks in sticky-floored theaters. Act out scenes like idiots (you're welcome). Dish out Rotten Tomatoes scores and wildly unfair judgments. Wonder aloud why The Commitments still slaps and why Dead Again deserved more love. Debate whether Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves is epic or just Kevin Costner cosplaying with a bad accent. And yes—some of these movies aged like fine wine (T2), while others… let's just say they've turned to vinegar (Child's Play 3, I'm looking at you). Episode Breakdown 00:00 – Bickering & Banter 01:19 – Dave apologizes for… something. Again. 02:17 – Nostalgia bomb: our '91 movie memories 03:56 – The countdown begins 07:20 – The Commitments review 17:27 – Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves 27:44 – City Slickers 38:40 – The Doctor 45:47 – Child's Play 3 (spoiler: nope) 47:03 – Box office chatter & that weird UK crime link 51:40 – Doc Hollywood + baby Woody Harrelson 58:25 – Hot Shots! (Charlie Sheen's golden era) 01:08:10 – Terminator 2 drops the hammer 01:16:40 – Dead Again review 01:23:09 – Freddy's Dead autopsy 01:31:28 – Winner of the Week & closing thoughts It's loud, it's nostalgic, it's a little snarky—just another ride in the Top 10 Time Machine.

Jones and Keefe were joined by Patriots defensive end Milt Williams to discuss the absence of defensive coordinator Terrell Williams, limiting big plays by the Miami Dolphins, the number of snaps that he's expected to play, the challenges of facing a left-handed quarterback, preparing for the heat in Miami, the last three days of practice, and his nicknames.

This episode, CFL legend and TSN analyst Milt Stegall joins Brenden Escott to break down the Edmonton Elks' recent surge and what's suddenly clicking for Mark Kilam's squad. With a huge Labour Day rematch win and growing confidence, the Green and Gold are heating up at just the right time. As the Elks set their sights on a massive road showdown with the Toronto Argonauts this Saturday, Brenden and Milt get into the X's and O's, the mindset in the locker room, and what fans should be watching for when the Elks hit BMO Field. Is this the turning point Elks fans have been waiting for? Get expert insight, bold predictions, and a whole lot of CFL passion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tässä jaksossa minulla on vieraanani kirjailija Leo Ylitalo. Puhumme Leon elämästä Ruotsissa ja Banaanitalo-romaanista, jonka minä olen mukauttanut selkokielelle. Kysyin Leolta nämä kysymykset: 1. Kuka olet ja mitä teet? (Who are you and what do you do?) 2. Kuinka aloit kirjailijaksi? (How did you become a writer?) 3. Milloin / Miten päätit kirjoittaa Banaanitalon? (When / How did you decide to write 'Banaanitalo'?) 4. Oletko sinä Banaanitalo-romaanin Raimo? Kuinka paljon Banaanitalossa on omaa nuoruuttasi? (Are you Raimo, the main character in ''Banaanitalo'? How much of your own youth is in the novel?) 5. Mitä ajattelit, kun kuulit, että Banaanitalo selkomukautetaan? (What did you think when you heard that 'Banaanitalo' would be adapted into easy Finnish?) 6. Miltä selkokielisen Banaanitalon lukeminen tuntui? (How did it feel to read the easy Finnish version of 'Banaanitalo'?) 7. Mitä kaikkien pitäisi tietää ruotsinsuomalaisista? (What should everyone know about the Sweden Finns?) Lue lisää Banaanitalo-romaanista: https://www.privatefinnishlessons.com/banaanitalo Banaanitalo-romaanin kansi: Hannele Harald

It's time travel, disco balls, and questionable fashion choices as Dave, Milt, and our buddy Adam Ya Ooh Ya crack open the Billboard Top 10 from September 8, 1979. What holds up? What makes us cringe? What still makes us want to roller-skate in short-shorts? We've got opinions. Expect heated debates on “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” vs. “My Sharona,” detours into random trivia, and the usual cocktail of nostalgia, snark, and stories you didn't ask for but can't stop listening to. Spoiler: Bruce makes an accidental cameo. Highlights include:

Dave and Milt welcome Alan Siegel — yes, that Alan Siegel, the guy who literally wrote the book Stupid TV: Be More Funny – How The Golden Era of The Simpsons Changed Television and America Forever. If you thought you loved The Simpsons, wait until you hear Alan dissect his top 10 episodes with a surgeon's precision and a fanboy's heart. We're talking Radio Bart, Bart Sells His Soul, Marge vs. The Monorail, and the rest of the Mount Rushmore of Springfield. These aren't just funny episodes — they're cultural autopsies of America served up with Duff Beer and a Sideshow Bob cackle. Along the way we get trivia nuggets, writer shoutouts, and Alan's camp stories (yes, summer camp connects here — don't ask, just listen). Bottom line: it's a nerdy lovefest for the show that taught us how to laugh at society, politics, and ourselves — long before Twitter ruined jokes forever. Topics 00:54 Special Guest: Alan Siegel 01:20 The Simpsons: A Shared Passion 02:09 Alan's Summer Camp Connection 04:09 How Alan Ended Up at The Ringer 07:28 Why The Simpsons Still Rules 09:20 Bart Sells His Soul 13:41 Homer at the Bat 44:19 Smooth Segue (or not) 44:38 Itchy & Scratchy & Marge 46:10 Simpsons as Social Commentary 48:06 Simpsons the Fortune Teller 50:27 Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie 54:19 Fan Interaction, Simpsons Style 57:10 Marge vs. the Monorail 01:04:04 Homer the Heretic 01:08:33 Last Exit to Springfield 01:13:11 Lisa's Substitute 01:18:12 Mr. Plow 01:21:49 Simpsons Trivia + Wrap-Up

Not much going on in the NHL but author Aaron Bell has a new book out titled "Junior Hockey Giants" and he joined us to tell us all about the book and regale us with tales from his time working for the CHL. Plus we have a lively discussion on who should win the inaugural Milt Schmidt award.   Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Get ScuttlePuck merch at our store here. Visit Aaron Bell's website Hockey Docs  Buy Aaron's Book "Junior Hockey Giants"  Title Player  Mark Johnson  News: McDavid contract watch continues - things pretty quiet but “insiders” expect something before training camp in 3-5 year range  Tkachuk - surgery needed but waiting - why?  INTERVIEW: Aaron Bell - Junior Hockey Giants -  Guess the 5th Milt Schmidt -    Potential Inaugural Recipients (Past or Present): 1. Patrice Bergeron – Boston Bruins 20-year Bruin, ultimate team-first player, Selke legend, captain with quiet strength, community leader. 2. Steve Yzerman – Detroit Red Wings 22-year playing career in Detroit; transitioned to front office. Humble, tough leader. Maintained loyalty even post-retirement by returning to Detroit in GM role. 3. Nicklas Lidström – Detroit Red Wings Entire 20-season career with the Wings. Graceful, steady, classy. Embodied humility and professionalism. 4. Dustin Brown – Los Angeles Kings Longtime captain, two-time Cup winner, played entire career with LA. Quiet but fierce leadership. 5. Henrik Lundqvist – New York Rangers Though retired with a heart condition before playing a game for the Capitals, his loyalty to the Rangers was unwavering. Iconic presence and community figure. 6. Shane Doan – Arizona Coyotes/Winnipeg Jets Franchise Stayed with the franchise through relocations and struggles. Embodied loyalty, leadership, and class. 7. Jean Béliveau (Posthumous) – Montreal Canadiens A legend whose playing, executive, and ambassador roles spanned decades. Perhaps the closest parallel to Schmidt in character. 8. Stan Smyl – Vancouver Canucks Played entire career with Vancouver, then served in many off-ice roles. Loyal servant to the franchise through thick and thin. 9. Craig Anderson – Buffalo Sabres (Honorary for Ottawa) While not a full-career one-team player, could be considered for special service and character with Ottawa during their rebuild years.   NHL Players with 10+ Seasons All with One Team Player Team Seasons Years Active Steve Yzerman Detroit Red Wings 22 1983–2006 Nicklas Lidström Detroit Red Wings 20 1991–2012 Henri Richard Montreal Canadiens 20 1955–1975 Jean Béliveau Montreal Canadiens 20 1950–1971 Joe Sakic Quebec/Colorado 20 1988–2009 Stan Mikita Chicago Blackhawks 22 1958–1980 Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins 17 1984–2006* Gilbert Perreault Buffalo Sabres 17 1970–1987 Daniel Alfredsson Ottawa Senators 17 1995–2013* Rod Gilbert New York Rangers 18 1960–1978 Ken Daneyko New Jersey Devils 20 1983–2003 Shane Doan Winnipeg/Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes 21 1995–2017 Alex Delvecchio Detroit Red Wings 24 1950–1974 Bob Gainey Montreal Canadiens 16 1973–1989 Denis Potvin New York Islanders 15 1973–1988 Patrik Elias New Jersey Devils 20 1995–2016 George Armstrong Toronto Maple Leafs 21 1949–1971 Henrik Lundqvist New York Rangers 15 2005–2020* Craig Ramsay Buffalo Sabres 14 1971–1985 Pekka Rinne Nashville Predators 15 2005–2021 Thomas Steen Winnipeg Jets 14 1981–1995 Borje Salming Toronto Maple Leafs 16 1973–1989* Connections: Marcel Dionne, Peter Sarno, Cory Locke, Mark Savard 

It's August 21, 1982, and Dave and Milt are back in the Time Machine, swimming in the Billboard Top 10 like it's the world's most awkward pool party. Chicago is apologizing all over the place with “Hard to Say I'm Sorry,” Fleetwood Mac is politely asking you to “Hold Me,” and Survivor is still living off that “Eye of the Tiger” Rocky money. Along the way, we detour into soda-related TikTok challenges (yes, apparently Sprite is dangerous now), celebrity death news (spoiler: not good news), and listener emails that range from insightful to “are you sure you hit send on the right show?” You'll also get trivia, remakes, a live “Kids in America” cameo from Billy Joe Armstrong, and a heated swap-out session where we boot some Top 10 squatters in favor of better songs from the same era. We break down Chicago's yacht-rock-adjacent apology, Fleetwood Mac's post-breakup awkward magic, and Steve Miller's “Abracadabra” (spoiler: it's about bras). Then it's all Mellencamp all the time—his name changes, his childhood surgery, his failed acting gigs, and yes, the time Mark Wahlberg tried to rap “Hurt So Good” for reasons unknown to mankind. By the time we get to “Eye of the Tiger,” we've covered Paul Anka swing covers, the movie Swingers (which is not about what you think), and every ridiculous tangent your mother warned you about. We close with some song swaps, listener feedback, and a reflection on how the early '80s somehow made both syrupy ballads and aggressive workout anthems coexist on the same chart without anyone's head exploding. Topics  00:24 – Banter and Soda Talk 01:10 – The Sprite Challenge: Darwinism in a Can 02:14 – Pop Culture News & Celebrity Deaths 04:11 – Listener Emails (Some of Which We Actually Read) 06:02 – Music Trivia and Useless but Fun Facts 07:28 – Countdown Recap + Air Supply: The Musical NyQuil 10:06 – Chicago's Over-Apologetic Hit 18:46 – Fleetwood Mac's Polite Cry for Affection 29:19 – Steve Miller's “Abracadabra” (Yes, Really) 39:29 – Mellencamp Evolution: From Cougar to Heartland Icon 42:01 – Wahlberg Raps Mellencamp (You've Been Warned) 44:25 – Pulp Fiction & The Soul Theory (Because Why Not) 46:56 – Top 10 Recap of August 21, 1982 48:52 – “Eye of the Tiger”: From Rocky to Ringtone 54:45 – Paul Anka Swings the Tiger 56:35 – Swingers: False Advertising 58:32 – Song Substitutions & Why We're Right 01:15:58 – Closing Thoughts & Open Season on Feedback

The Adonis and Milt discuss the Drake vs Universal lawsuit.

Break out the confetti and questionable fashion choices—we're turning six! To mark the occasion, Dave and Milt jump into their chart-shaped time machine and land smack in the neon glow of 1982, where Paul McCartney was still cranking out hits, Air Supply hadn't yet exhausted their supply of feelings, and the Go-Go's were busy corrupting the youth on VHS tape. You'll get chart commentary, deep cuts of trivia, unsolicited opinions, and a listener email so good it made us want to binge a Billy Joel documentary (and maybe some Billy Joel himself). Also: CSN takes a nap, REO regrets an album, and we discover something called Johnny Aloha which... yeah, you'll just have to listen. Oh, and there's a game at the end where Milt tries to identify artists from insane lists Dave cooked up in a fever dream. It's harder than it sounds. Topics & Timestamps: 01:06 –

Dave and Milt welcome two top-shelf Billy Joelologists: Scott Eckstein and Russ Flicker. We crack open the emotional songbook that is the HBO Max doc And So It Goes—a title that screams “quiet devastation,” like only Billy can. We're not just talking about Uptown Girl and Glass Houses. We go deep: the musical shapeshifting, the very Jewish energy, the marriages that aged like milk, the loyal bandmates that got canned, and the critics who never really got him (but oh, how we do). You'll hear memories of epic Billy concerts, emotional gut-punch lyrics, underloved deep cuts, and hot takes on everything from “tonic and gin” to “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant” being the Bohemian Rhapsody of Long Island. It's a love letter. It's a roast. It's a nuanced nosedive into the joy, the ache, and the genius of one of pop music's most fascinating contradictions: a guy who made stadiums weep and critics wince. Come for the legacy, stay for the therapy session. Topics 00:00 –

Hop in the Top Ten Time Machine as Dave and Milt, joined by certified grooveologists Al and Ira, crank the dials back to 1972 — a year when rock was raw, soul was deep, and at least one guy was wearing glitter and singing about space. It's time for the ABCs of Rock Draft, where our fab four draft their dream teams of albums released in this musically stacked year. Expect legends like Bowie, Wonder, and the Eagles to fly off the board early — but don't be surprised when someone grabs the Sanford and Son theme or gets misty over a reggae soundtrack. There's glam, grit, gospel, and a live J. Geils record that might punch you in the face. Along the way: hot takes, deep tracks, accidental revelations, and one AI-generated roast session. By the end, you'll either be nostalgic for bell bottoms or in awe of how many stone-cold classics dropped in '72. Either way, you're gonna want to stick around for the final picks, the albums that got left behind, and ChatGPT's judgment from on high. Topics 00:00 Banter & Buildup 01:55 Let the Draft Begin 02:29 Meet the Contenders: Al & Ira 05:46 Draft Order Shenanigans 10:51 Round 1: The Big Guns 20:00 Round 2: Hits, Heat, and Head-Scratchers 38:13 Acoustic Nostalgia & Campfire Vibes 39:27 T-Rex and the Rise of Glam 42:44 Deep Dive: Neil Young's Harvest 46:01 The Grateful Dead Get Loose (Live!) 50:51 Reggae Break: The Harder They Come 53:37 Elton Drops a Honky Chateau 55:31 Mott the Hoople = Chaos & Charisma 01:00:34 J. Geils Goes Full Throttle 01:02:53 Al Green Soothes the Soul 01:06:13 Curtis Mayfield's Superfly Soars 01:08:18 Aretha Channels Power & Grace 01:11:29 Yes Trips the Psychedelic Light Fantastic 01:12:13 Unearthing the Deep Cuts 01:13:11 Surprise Album That Shouldn't Work (But Does) 01:14:30 Billy Preston Meets Ed Sullivan 01:17:22 Cue the Godfather Theme (Respectfully) 01:19:06 Doobie Bros Do Their Thing 01:21:44 Final Picks: Scraps or Steals? 01:25:33 The Ones That Got Away 01:33:21 ChatGPT Renders Its Verdict 01:39:05 Closing Thoughts, Goodbyes, and Maybe One More Riff  

Ever wonder how a gear brand rises to prominence? Many have tried and many have failed, but these days FXR  is well-known in AMA professional circles with Malcolm Stewart the latest to sign with the brand, joining the Muc-Off/FXR ClubMX Yamaha team and many more. Did you know the brand started in Snocross racing for snowmobiles? Did you know Harley-Davidson almost shut it down? Did you know founder Milt Reimer still races motocross?  Milt sat down with Jason Weigandt--between going out and winning motos at the Spring Creek National amateur day--to tell the story of how he started the company, the goals, the highs and the lows, and what he has planned next.  The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura and Racer X brand.

In this highly scientific and not at all petty episode of Past Tens, Dave and Milt throw down in the only arena that really matters anymore: pop culture debates. It's the Past Tens Riff-Off, where no sacred cow is safe, every cow is delicious, and every opinion is shouted like it's 1986 and you just lost your cassingles collection. The format? Timed debates. The stakes? Imaginary. The judgment? Left up to you, our dear listeners with way too much time on your hands. From Freddie Mercury vs. Mick Jagger (tight pants vs. tighter pants) to the eternal dilemma of whether a hot dog is a sandwich (it's not, calm down), Dave and Milt spar over music, movies, TV, theme park rides, game show hosts, and more. Along the way, you'll hear grunts, woos, awkward impersonations, and the occasional moment of clarity. Then you vote on our Facebook page to settle the debates because we're way too biased to be trusted. Timestamps for your convenience (or if you're hate-skimming): 00:00 – Welcome to Past Tens (you know the drill) 00:56 – Warning: Musical debates ahead 01:56 – The Riff-Off explained (kind of) 05:43 – Debate 1: Freddie Mercury vs. Mick Jagger (glam vs. strut) 11:26 – Debate 2: Pirates of the Caribbean vs. Space Mountain (eyeliner vs. nausea) 18:40 – Debate 3: Chrissie Hynde vs. Stevie Nicks (scowl vs. shawl) 24:20 – Debate 4: Top Gun ‘86 vs. Maverick ‘22 (volleyball vs. trauma) 29:52 – Debate 5: “Holiday Road” vs. “I'm Alright” (Lindsey Buckingham tries, Kenny Loggins is alright) 35:36 – Coin flips and shameless begging for votes 36:26 – Debate 6: Trebek vs. Sajak (intellect vs. wheel-spinning) 41:35 – Debate 7: “Woo” vs. “Uh!” (James Brown intensifies) 47:44 – Debate 8: Al Michaels vs. John Madden (miracle calls vs. turducken) 53:07 – Debate 9: “Come On Eileen” vs. “Turning Japanese” (one-hit wonderland) 58:45 – Final Debate: Is a hot dog a sandwich? (Yes, we're doing this.) 01:06:53 – Wrap-up and wild speculation about future episodes

Strap into the time machine and set the dial for July 1986, a time when Top Gun ruled the box office, synthesizers ruled the airwaves, and Kenny Loggins ruled… something. In this episode, Milt and Dave wade knee-deep through the Billboard Top 10 from a summer that gave us everything from Loggins' “Danger Zone” (still trying to make aviator sunglasses cool) to Simply Red's “Holding Back the Years” (still holding back… the energy). Expect the usual: unsolicited nostalgia, suspiciously convenient personal stories, and yes, Milt somehow manages to rhyme “Spinal Tap” with “Trader Joe's nap.” Don't ask. Highlights include: A passionate defense of Janet Jackson's “Nasty,” because someone had to. A soul-searching breakdown of Billy Ocean's “There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry),” which succeeds. It does indeed break down. Two grown men pretending to know the difference between Howard Jones and Howard Johnson. And the moment Peter Gabriel's “Sledgehammer” rolls in and flattens the competition like, well, a sledgehammer. Plus: Johnny-themed trivia (because there are apparently way more songs about guys named Johnny than anyone needed), some light shade thrown at the Fabulous Thunderbirds, and a very necessary refreshing of the chart — where Dave and Milt save the Top 10 from itself by swapping in some ‘80s underdogs. Topics 00:00 - Banter: Naps, snacks, and fake bands (aka our wheelhouse) 10:47 - Listener mail, podcast gripes, and people who claim to like our show 20:18 - Blues-rock? In this economy? A look at the Fabulous Thunderbirds 37:59 - The mandatory Howard Jones detour, because optimism was a thing once 45:43 - “Danger Zone” drops in on a fighter jet and a synth budget 57:23 - Peter Gabriel brings the big weird with “Sledgehammer” 01:07:30 - “Who's Johnny?” is asked, and not answered 01:14:59 - All-Johnny trivia. Johnny dangerously. Johnny repetitively. 01:26:51 - Janet Jackson says “No” like only she can 01:35:12 - Billy Ocean does that thing where he makes us cry on purpose 01:43:45 - Genesis makes a surprise cameo because, of course 01:59:18 - A tearful goodbye with Simply Red and his emotional rollercoaster  

Dave and Milt crank the amp to 11 and count down the greatest fake bands of all time. That's right—no chart-toppers, no world tours, no actual existence. Just the fictional bands that somehow managed to rock harder than most real ones. We open with a little School of Rock, because if Jack Black doesn't make your fake band list, you're doing life wrong. From there, it's a nostalgic jam session through cinematic and small-screen legends like The Commitments, The Blues Brothers, The Wonders, and—of course—the loudest band in England that's not actually from England: Spinal Tap. Along the way, we unpack listener mail (someone really had feelings about Dr. Teeth), share stories of interns who may or may not be trapped in a basement recording kazoo solos, and ask the big questions—like how many blues brothers is too many? And is Stillwater the best band that never opened for The Allman Brothers? You'll hear music clips, trivia drops, obscure references (you're welcome, Christopher Guest fans), and—brace yourselves—a tease for the new Spinal Tap movie. Yes, it's happening. No, we don't fully understand it either. So if you've ever air-guitared to That Thing You Do, quoted A Mighty Wind unprompted, or shouted "Shama-lama-ding-dong" in polite company… this one's for you. Timestamps (for those who prefer structure in their musical mayhem): 00:00 – Welcome to Past Tens: We're faking it today 01:25 – Listener mail: Love, hate, and one impassioned defense of Jem and the Holograms 03:38 – The countdown begins (cue dramatic VH1 voiceover) 10:25 – #10: School of Rock – Let's rock, let's rock… today 18:42 – #9: The Folksmen – Three-part harmony, one-part folk satire 25:06 – #8: Stillwater – It's all happening (and surprisingly soulful) 33:11 – #7: Dr. Teeth & the Electric Mayhem – Muppets who shred 38:26 – #6: Otis Day & the Knights – Oh yes, we do mind if you dance with our dates 45:19 – #5: The Commitments – Soul power straight outta Dublin 48:19 – Intern tales & unlicensed musical ambition 49:08 – The Commitments, part deux – We really liked this one 52:15 – Flight of the Conchords – New Zealand's 4th most popular parody folk duo 58:20 – The Wonders – That thing they did? Still slaps 01:06:59 – The Blues Brothers – Suited up and still cool 01:11:50 – Honorable mentions: yes, Jesse & the Rippers made the cut 01:26:13 – Spinal Tap – Stonehenge, baby. Always Stonehenge 01:35:13 – Closing thoughts and shameless plugs