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This is it! On the back of our Karate Kid episode, and influenced by the majestic "You're the best" song by Joe Esposito that featured in the tournament montage, we reached out to the beautiful Reunited listenership, asking for their Top 10 songs from the 80's.

We then gathered all the lists, put them on a point system, and collated a top 40 chart. With over 105 individual songs, there are surprises, a few misses, but mostly all killer. Listen back, as we count it down! 

Huge thanks goes to our contributors to the charts: Saliah Williams, Keith Berry, Stuart Houston, JapanArab, Daisy McGarry, Mark McKay, Rob Williams, Paul MacFarlane, Shamim Ahmed, Rob Harvela, Sofia McGarry, Scott McEwan, Ronny Costello, David from Jaws the Revenge appreciation page, Carrie Ross, Steve McDonald, Thomas Stewart, Leana Thorpe, Sean Read, Carlos Jones and Gwen Mauny.

Spotify Playlist for the Top 40:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4mtWX61ST6SLmKMdjatMhE?si=Jqf6Qb1_TwSDkIXX4Qh9nA&pi=e-TdXXY1KfRi-F

Spotify Playlist for all the songs nominated:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0MykGJB31XT0vggMiCXLMW?si=niI1iG4wQXOAJ8FW7CiNVg&pi=e-noGhfzqeRY6w

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This is what happens when two middle aged Scottish guys try and do a Podcast. So join us, as we talk about our journey, season one and looking back at some of our favourite bits when we talk about classic films from the 80's and 90's and beyond.

Thanks to everyone who has listened, supported us and helped us for this season, it has been very much appreciated. 

We are going to party like it's 1999! We are going back and doing our top 5 films from arguably the best year for movies. We also discuss games, tv shows and music from that year, so join us as we prepare for the Millennium!

Today on Tony on the mic, my guest is Narcippa Teague, author of “Daddy I’m Scared.” A children’s book about how to confront the monsters and fear, in a flashback, super hero type tale. That is pretty complex for a kids’ book, but I have read it and he pulls it off in an engaging tale. The book was just released this September. We talk about his inspiration for the book, and the process. We also talk about his second marriage, which was to his high school sweetheart whose heart he broke back in the day. They met shortly after his divorce and sparks ignited and romance was rekindled! We talk about a game-winning half-court shot he hit in fifth grade and still brags about it, and how his dad takes credit for drawing up the play.

In this episode of Change It Up Radio, my Dad, Jack Gutman, and his best friend from World War II, Jerry Ackerman, join me to talk about their first in-person reunion after being separated for over 75 years, each not knowing if their beloved friend had survived the war… a touching story that has since gone viral, now reaching over 2 million views!

My dad, Jack Gutman, and his best friend, Jerry Ackerman, met at Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, California, during World War II and were instant buddies who were both from New York and had many things in common. Unfortunately, they were separated when they were assigned different battleships that were en route to the invasion of Okinawa – one of the biggest naval battles of World War II that left thousands dead.

Fast forward to 2022, Jack and Jerry, who are now both 96 years old, have been reunited after a long 75 years of not even knowing if the other was still alive, all thanks to Jerry’s son, Peter, and some searching on Google! Many of you met both of these men when we shared their story on Memorial Day of this year. But, a lot has happened since then… a month after our last interview, Jack and Jerry finally got to see each other again in person!

In this episode, they reminisce about fond old memories and their fast-growing friendship during World War II and share their experience of being reunited for the first time in over 7 decades at Camp Pendleton, where it all began for them. This beautiful love story about two best friends reuniting after thinking that they’d never see each other again has since gone viral online, warming many people’s hearts, helping them during hard times, and reminding us all that nothing in this world is more important or more powerful than love.

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To celebrate the 35 anniversary of The Lost Boys release, we decided to drop this mini episode to recognise and lament the Lost Boys sequels, and talk about our top 5 most disappointing sequels.

We hope to drop more mini episodes to break up the wait between the full show every month.

Let us know your top 5 most disappointing sequels on our socials, and see you for Episode 4....Back to the Future!

This episode’s conversation is with Pamela, whose cat Maxwell Smart escaped on the way to the vet and disappeared into the woods. He ended up being gone for 194 days, through the dark of winter including a snowstorm. It is a story of survival and of love, loyalty, and persistence. It's also a testament to the bond between a cat and his human who would do anything to find him. 

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Is your cat harness-trained or are you hoping they will be someday? Does your cat go for walks? Tell us how it's going and share a pic of your beastie in action!

You can check out Pamela & Max's Facebook page with a trove of awesome pictures and videos of Max and Jerry at The Misadventures of Maxwell Smart

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For All Our Days by A Thousand Word, Podcastle.ai Royalty-free Library

In this episode of Change It Up Radio, we're talking about the reunion of two Navy Veterans who were best friends in World War II and had lost connection with one another for 75 years.

Today, we live in a world with social media, cell phones, and the internet, where it's very easy to reconnect with an old friend or check in with someone we may have lost contact with over the years. But, it wasn't always so easy, especially 75 years ago, for two Navy buddies that got separated and were left wondering what happened to their dear friend over the years.

My dad, Jack Gutman, and his best friend, Jerry Ackerman, met at Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, California during World War II, and were instant buddies who were both from New York and had a lot of things in common. They formed a club called "the 3 jays" with another friend, Joe Gagliardi, who had also become a part of their group. Unfortunately, they were all eventually reassigned. Jack and Jerry were assigned to the USS Cullman, a troop transport, and they lost contact with Joe. Jack ended up being transferred to another ship, and that was the end of a very beautiful friendship.

For 75 years, they wondered where the other was, how the other was, and if the other was even still alive. They both went about life, going to school, falling in love, and raising their families. Fast forward to 2022, Jack and Jerry, who are now both 96 years old, have finally been reunited, all thanks to Jerry's son, Peter, and a search on Google!

In this episode, they reminisce about fond old memories and their fast-growing friendship during World War II, share their individual stories about meeting their wives and building their families, and talk about their plans to meet again in person for the first time in over 7 decades!

Jack also shares how his friends Jerry and Joe were both incredibly helpful in his healing journey, even though he never said this to them back then, and he shares that being reunited with Jerry again has served as a form of closure to his post-traumatic stress that he had gone through for 66 years. This is a truly beautiful conversation that you do not want to miss!

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This week Dick and Gwen are finally back together in Michigan with an update episode for y’all! Dick talks about how they got back to Michigan, some updates with their back situation, and where they’ve been at mentally for the past six months. We also discuss some changes we’re going to be making to the show and our Patreon page in the near future.

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Are there friends from your past that you would like to reconnect with in a more meaningful way? Our social media driven society has detached us from bonding at a deeper level. Even though we have hundreds if not thousands of "friends" we are lonelier as a species than ever before. How do we end our loneliness and grow our sense of belonging? The strategy we will discuss today is how to reunite with an old friend. We will offer 5 tips on reconnecting successfully. In this episode I introduce my new co-host and Tribe member Michelle Eileen. Michelle is a Native American Lakota Medicine Woman and is known as the Pharmacist who doesn't believe in drugs. She is a co-creator of our Modern Tribe and our vision to spread the importance of connection and creation of Friendship Tribes all over the globe. "Wopila, Wakan Takan kici un" Brenda's book Lady and the Tribe can be found on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1737289709 Connect with Brenda: https://www.brendaridgley.com Join our FREE Inner Circle: http://eepurl.com/huWZiz Follow Brenda Ridgley: Facebook @BrendaRidgleyConections Instagram @BrendaRidgley T witter @BrendaRidgley #MichelleEileen, #Lonely, #Reunited, #Reconnect, #When3orMoreGatherWeAreTribe, #LadyandtheTribe, #BrendaRidgley, #TribeTalk, #EndLoneliness, #WholeYOUmedia, #ConnectionConnoisseur, #FindYourTribe, #Friendship, #BFF, #FriendshipGuru, #TribeTime

We’re back for Q&A with the filmmaker of The Reunited States, the author of the book that inspired the film, and three other heroes featured in the film.  Watch the film here.

At a time when America is ripping apart at the seams, The Reunited States is a powerful and urgent documentary that follows the unsung heroes on the difficult journey of bridging our political and racial divides. Susan Bro, who lost her daughter when a car drove through a group of counter-protestors in Charlottesville, and David and Erin Leaverton, a Republican couple who travel to all fifty states in an RV to find out what divides us, are just a few of the characters profiled in the film. Each of these bridge-builders have realized that while our divides run deeper than they ever could have imagined, so does the love and hope to bring our country back together. Based on the book of the same name (which features The Village Square) the film urges us to consider that everyone has a role to play in reuniting the country.

At a time when America is ripping apart at the seams, The Reunited States is a powerful and urgent documentary that follows the unsung heroes on the difficult journey of bridging our political and racial divides. Susan Bro, who lost her daughter when a car drove through a group of counter-protestors in Charlottesville, and David and Erin Leaverton, a Republican couple who travel to all fifty states in an RV to find out what divides us, are just a few of the characters profiled in the film. Each of these bridge-builders have realized that while our divides run deeper than they ever could have imagined, so does the love and hope to bring our country back together. Based on the book of the same name (which features The Village Square) the film urges us to consider that everyone has a role to play in reuniting the country.

We’ll be joined by the author of the book, the filmmaker, Heather Heyer’s mother, and former Senior Field Director for Republican Senator Bob Corker for an important conversation about what citizens can do to heal the gaping divisions damaging America. Watch the film here.

We all have those friends or family that can't see or just won't see the damage they do by their bad behaviors. Liars, Narcissist's, Cheaters, Users, Manipulators, and so on....

We also have a long awaited conversation with our good friend Tiquee owner of Tiquee's toys located at 7211 Atlantic Blvd. Jax, fl.  Its been far to long since we had this beautiful lady on the show!

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Welcome back to class XD, we had a blast with our kiddos defining the communication tools of 2020. It's been a messed up year so we thought it would be fun to sit the kiddos down and have them "kidsplain" some of their favorite terms.

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Evey Crabtree
Bianca (boots) Mullis

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THE COVID-19 pandemic has caused untold heartache around the world and the subsequent lockdown separated thousands of people from their loved ones. But for one disabled boy and his three-legged rescue dog who captured the hearts of millions, being forced to live apart was especially hard.