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Kate Walsh previews the extravagant new season of Netflix's Emily in Paris. Plus, the Grey's Anatomy veteran highlights the new energy pouring into ABC's hit drama! Then, Belinda Carlisle reflects on The Go-Go's journey to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The music icon discusses her animal charity, upcoming tour and shares a hilarious Al Pacino story! Don't miss the biggest celebrity headlines from Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Coolidge, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Janet Jackson and this year's Golden Globe nominations!

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Our listeners Top 5 Belinda Carlisle songs, Girl Group Classics from Wilson Phillips and En Vogue, a one hit wonder from Meredith Brooks and the Australian Top 5 from this week in 1981.
Songs are memories, music is therapy. Join us for, "You, Me, the 80s and 90s" podcast with Wayne and Emma.
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 In the era of the digital single it's important to remember the artistry of the LP.  During our Phonogenics 101 discussions we take an album we love and discuss it in detail, track by track.  For Episode One we have discussed the Go Go's iconic debut "Beauty And The Beat".

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Today Paco and George are joined by Dakin Hardwick to recap the new Showtime documentary The Go Go’s. Notably the first all-femme band to write their own songs, play their own instruments, and snag a #1 US album. 

Directed by Allison Ellwood, this straightforward music documentary looks at the LA group's rise, reign and breakup, along with youthful ambition, firings, drugs, rehab, money squabbles, breakup, and inevitable reunions.

Dakin Hardwick is the one of the founders of Spinning Platters, a website started by a small group of Bay Area based music fans. He was not a writer before starting this blog, and honed my craft in the public eye. The blog is still alive and well after a decade on the internet, even managing to continue to put out content during the COVID crisis. In addition to managing the blog, Dakin has managed to work in music his entire adult life, starting out as a clerk at Wherehouse Music, interning for both Universal Music Distribution and Six Degrees records, and then working at Ticketfly throughout the entire lifespan of the company, then eventually landing at Eventbrite, working on their Music venue product up until the COVID pandemic wiped out the industry, causing the company to let go a large percentage of it’s staff. Dakin, along with fellow Spinning Platters founder Gordon Elgart, occasionally hosts music trivia in San Francisco.

Dakin currently lives in Oakland, CA, and is hunting for a full time day job while raising his 1-year old daughter, making sure she understands the importance of listening to music that will alienate her from her peers.

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Heaven is, in fact, a Quick Fix on Earth, as well as four minutes of utter pop excellence performed by iconic ally Belinda Carlise. Join us for an exploration of this A grade masterpiece, including but not limited to, topics such as why this song is so bloody good, why this song is particularly gay, and why “San Junipero” is the greatest episode of Black Mirror ever.
 
If you’ve made it this far into the bio, and you’re gay and/or a millenial, then you’ll likely know precisely what we’re talking about, but if not – do yourself a favour, do Charlie Brooker a favour, do Belinda bloody Carlisle a favour and watch said episode on Netflix before sliding into our take on the eighties electro neon symphony of euphoric boppery.
 
Actually, you know what, listen to the song right before you listen to any Quick Fix. That way you’ll be riding that iconic queer song wave with us. Follow us on Facebook, like us on Instagram, and email us on email.

Belinda Carlisle is one of those rare talents who continues to remain relevant after nearly four decades in the business. Amidst changing tastes, the gifted and glamorous singer-songwriter has indelibly touched the hearts of pop fans around the world with her unique blend of gutsy vocals. She’s a Grammy winner, mother, wife and activist. Her commitment to her craft and her well-rounded approach to life have kept her going strong throughout her career, and she shows no signs of slowing down.