Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast

In the summer of 2020, when COVID turned the world upside down and theaters scrambled to stay open, two of Steven Spielberg’s greatest summer blockbusters—"Jaws" and "Jurassic Park"—miraculously topped the box office once again, decades after their original release. In this first of a three-part series, Jason and Dee dive deep into the origin stories of both films. From the troubled production of "Jaws" that nearly sank Spielberg's career to the groundbreaking birth of CGI that made "Jurassic Park" a cinematic game changer, we unpack how these two iconic movies forever changed Hollywood. Grab your popcorn and hold on to your butts—this is the ultimate showdown between man-eating sharks and genetically resurrected dinosaurs!

This week, Jason and Dee are trading in their boots for boat shoes and setting sail into the laid-back, sun-soaked world of the late, great Jimmy Buffett. In this special episode, the guys take a deep dive into Songs You Know By Heart, the beloved greatest hits album that captured the spirit of escapism, humor, and heart that made Buffett a legend. From “Cheeseburger in Paradise” to “Come Monday” and, of course, “Margaritaville,” they break down each song, share the stories behind the music, and uncover the wild tales of Buffett’s pirate lifestyle—while searching for their long-lost shaker of salt.And because the beach wouldn’t be complete without a little friendly competition, Jason and Dee compare Songs You Know By Heart to last week’s episode’s feature: The Eagles' Greatest Hits 1971–1975. Which album defined a generation? Which one makes you want to quit your job and move to Key West?So grab your flip-flops, pour yourself something frozen, and join us as we celebrate the legend of Jimmy Buffett and the soundtrack to the permanent vacation we all wish we were on. 🦜🍹🌴

In this episode, Jason and Dee dive deep into one of the biggest-selling albums of all time—Eagles: Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975). We unpack the origins of the band, from their early days as Linda Ronstadt’s backing group to becoming pioneers of the California Sound that would define an era.🎸 We take you track by track through this iconic collection, breaking down the stories behind the songs, including the dreamy ballads, the country-rock anthems, and the heartfelt harmonies that made Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Bernie Leadon, Randy Meisner, and Don Felder household names.💿 You’ll hear how songs like “Take It Easy,” “Peaceful Easy Feeling,” “Desperado,” and “Take It to the Limit” came to life—along with tales of backstage tensions, label pressure, and the creative clashes that fueled their rise to the top.🎧 Whether you're a lifelong fan or just discovering the band, join us as we celebrate the music, the legacy, and the soaring harmonies of the best-selling American band of the 1970s.🔊 Put on your headphones, roll the windows down, and come fly with us down that Winslow, Arizona highway.

💥 The bullets flew in Part 1 — now it's time for the final showdown.In this action-packed conclusion to our two-part series, Jason and Dee return to the battlefield to dissect the cast of Commando — from Arnold's one-liner-laced John Matrix to Vernon Wells' chainmail-wearing psycho, Bennett.🎯 We also drop some wild behind-the-scenes tidbits and trivia from both films — including casting what-ifs, stunt mishaps, and the surprising connections between the two.And then… it’s decision time.🎬 After two episodes of explosions, muscles, and machismo, we deliver our final judgment:Which 1985 action classic reigns supreme — Rambo: First Blood Part II or Commando?🧨 You don’t want to miss how it ends — and you definitely don’t want to be on the wrong side of this debate.🎧 Press play, and let the final round begin.

💣 It’s 1985. Reagan’s in the White House, MTV’s on your tube, and two of the most testosterone-fueled action films ever explode into theaters: Rambo: First Blood Part II and Commando.In this first half of our two-part throwdown, Jason and Dee go full combat mode to compare and contrast these two action juggernauts. Strap in as we:🎬 Explore the origins of both movies — how Vietnam, politics, and popcorn collided💥 Break down the cast of Rambo, from Stallone’s brooding one-man army to his band of misfit mercs🪖 And dive deep into the Stallone vs. Schwarzenegger rivalry — a flex-off that started in the ’70s and turned into a cinematic arms race that lasted for decadesWho had the bigger muscles, the crazier kill count, and the sharper knife? And which one was really pulling the strings behind the scenes?🔥 This is just Part 1. In Part 2, we’ll settle the score and make the ultimate call:Which movie is the true king of 1985 action cinema — Rambo or Commando?🎧 Lock, load, and press play — because the 80s action war has just begun.

This week, Jason and Dee are back with another head-to-head rock 'n' roll showdown! We're diving deep into Tesla's breakthrough 1989 album The Great Radio Controversy — track by track. From the raw power of “Hang Tough” to the heartfelt anthem “Love Song,” we break down the stories, the riffs, and the band dynamics that made this album a staple of late '80s rock.Along the way, we explore the history of Tesla — the roots of their blue-collar sound, the personalities behind the music, and the moments that turned this record into a platinum hit.And don’t touch that dial — because at the end, we bring it all home by giving our final verdict: Which album reigns supreme — Tesla’s The Great Radio Controversy or The Black Crowes’ Shake Your Money Maker?Plug in, turn it up, and join us for a full-throttle rock breakdown, Surely-style! 🤘#Tesla #TheGreatRadioControversy #BlackCrowes #ShakeYourMoneyMaker #Podcast #ClassicRock #SurelyPodcast

This week on the Surely You Can’t Be Serious podcast, Jason and Dee shake things up with a deep dive into the Black Crowes’ explosive debut album, Shake Your Money Maker. Packed with hits like She Talks to Angels, Hard to Handle, and Jealous Again, this album became an instant classic—even as chaos brewed behind the scenes, particularly between the feuding Robinson brothers.Join us as we dig into the stories behind the songs, the band’s rise to fame, and the lasting impact Shake Your Money Maker had on 1990s rock and beyond. And don’t miss next week’s episode, where we compare this southern rock powerhouse to Tesla’s The Great Radio Controversy!

In this second half of a two-part special, Dee and Jason of Surely You Can't Be Serious dive deep into two iconic '80s comedies: Weird Science and Real Genius. Picking up where they left off, they focus on the cast and standout performances in Real Genius, breaking down the witty, quirky characters that helped make this film a cult classic. Along the way, they share fun behind-the-scenes tidbits from both movies, comparing the charm, the science, and the sheer ridiculousness of each.Will Val Kilmer’s charismatic Chris Knight edge out the chaos of Weird Science? Or will the teen ingenuity of Gary and Wyatt take the crown? Dee and Jason wrap up their discussion by delivering their final verdict—which movie reigns supreme in the great 1985 comedy showdown. Tune in for the laughs, the nostalgia, and some good ol’ fashioned debate as they decide which film deserves the title of 'best of 1985.'

🎙️ In this episode of the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, Jason and Dee dive headfirst into the wild world of 1985, where two iconic 80s comedies — Weird Science and Real Genius — first hit the big screen! In Part 1 of this two-part showdown, they explore the origins of both films, swap some mind-blowing behind-the-scenes stories, and take a deep dive into the unforgettable cast of Weird Science. From madcap science experiments to genius-level pranks, this episode is packed with laughs, nostalgia, and all the 80s goodness you can handle. Grab your popcorn and your bunny slippers — the fun is just getting started!

The Genesis Trilogy comes to a powerful close as Jason and Dee take a deep dive into Invisible Touch (1986), the chart-topping juggernaut from Genesis that became the band’s biggest commercial success.Following Week 1’s breakdown of Peter Gabriel’s So and last week’s spotlight on Phil Collins’ No Jacket Required, this episode explores the stories behind every track on Invisible Touch, its impact on pop culture, and how the music of Phil Collins and Genesis defined the sound—and the soul—of the 1980s.From arena anthems to haunting ballads, we walk through the songs that walked with us through the decade. And finally, Jason and Dee along with guest Chad Briggs, will give their final judgment: which album from the Genesis family reigns supreme? Don’t miss the epic conclusion! 🎙️🎹🥁📻

Jason and Dee are back with Part 2 of their Genesis Trinity on Surely You Can’t Be Serious! This week, they’re diving headfirst into Phil Collins’ smash solo album No Jacket Required (1985)—a record that dominated the airwaves and helped define the sound of the mid-'80s.Following last week’s look at So by Peter Gabriel, and ahead of next week’s Invisible Touch by Genesis, this episode explores the stories behind each track, the cultural impact of the album, and how Phil Collins—both solo and with Genesis—became the unexpected voice of a decade.From chart-topping hits to deep emotional cuts, Jason and Dee walk through the music that walked us through the '80s. No need for a jacket—just press play. 🎙️🥁🎧

This week on the Surely You Can’t Be Serious podcast, Jason and Dee—joined by special guest host Professor Chad Briggs—kick off part one of our Genesis Trinity series with a deep dive into Peter Gabriel’s 1986 masterpiece, So. Gabriel’s most accessible and best-selling album, So earned a Grammy nomination for Album of the Year in 1987 and delivered unforgettable tracks that blended art rock with pop perfection.Listen in as we uncover the stories behind these iconic songs, their massive pop culture impact, and the album’s lasting legacy. This is the first of a three-part series comparing So with Phil Collins’ No Jacket Required and Genesis’ Invisible Touch—three albums, one legendary musical family. It'll be big time!

Jason and Dee are back for Part 2 of their deep dive into the wild and wacky world of writer/director Savage Steve Holland! In this episode, they break down the cast of One Crazy Summer (1986), dig into some fascinating trivia, and discuss the infamous rift between Holland and his Better Off Dead (1985) star. Finally, they put these two cult classics head-to-head and deliver their final verdict—Which film reigns supreme? Tune in to find out in this ultimate ‘80s showdown!

In this episode, Jason and Dee dive into the wonderfully weird world of writer/director Savage Steve Holland, exploring two of his most iconic cult classics: Better Off Dead (1985) and One Crazy Summer (1986). They discuss Holland’s beginnings, the inspiration behind his unique style, and the behind-the-scenes drama that shaped Better Off Dead. Plus, they break down the unforgettable cast that brought this offbeat comedy to life and how it all led to One Crazy Summer. If you love ‘80s movies, dark humor, and absurd comedy gold, this episode is for you!

That ain’t workin’, but this is—Jason and Dee are back on the Surely You Can’t Be Serious podcast, taking a deep dive into Brothers in Arms, the 1985 masterpiece from Dire Straits that became one of the biggest-selling albums of all time—and the first CD to sell 1,000,000 copies! This week, we break down the history of the band, the genius of Mark Knopfler, and the stories behind legendary hits like Money for Nothing, Walk of Life, and Brothers in Arms. Plus, we’ll explore how the iconic AIR Studios in Montserrat helped shape this classic album.

This week on the Surely You Can’t Be Serious podcast, Jason and Dee take a deep dive into Heart—the 1985 self-titled comeback album that propelled the legendary band back to the top of the charts! Join us as we explore the history of Heart, the band’s evolution, and the stories behind massive hits like What About Love, Never, and These Dreams. From power ballads to arena rock anthems, we break down how this album redefined Heart’s sound and cemented their place in music history. Don’t miss this journey into one of the ‘80s’ most iconic records!

Jason and Dee are back for part two of their deep dive into two absolute classics, both featuring a surprising link to Ke Huy Quan! In this episode, they break down the most iconic scenes, discuss the flaws (yes, even masterpieces have them), and drop some mind-blowing trivia along the way. And, of course, it all leads up to the ultimate showdown—Jason and Dee’s final verdict on which film reigns supreme. Tune in for laughs, nostalgia, and some serious movie fortune and glory!

Adventure calls, and Jason and Dee are answering! Just in time for the announcement of the Goonies Sequel! In this episode of Surely You Can’t Be Serious, we pit two Spielberg-produced ‘80s classics head-to-head—Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and The Goonies! Both films feature treasure hunts, death-defying escapes, and of course, the incredible Ke Huy Quan.Join us as we dig into the origins of each story, uncover behind-the-scenes secrets, and take a deep dive into the legendary casts that made these films iconic. From fortune and glory to truffle shuffles, the journey starts now! Which film will reign supreme? Stay tuned for Part 2! 🎙️⛏️💰🏴‍☠️

Hop into the DeLorean with Jason and Dee of the Surely You Can’t Be Serious Podcast as they count down their Top 5 favorite songs from 1985—plus two honorable mentions! From chart-topping anthems to unforgettable deep cuts, they’ll share the stories behind each track, revealing fun facts, hidden meanings, and the impact these songs had on music history. But here’s the challenge—can you name the song before they do? Follow along, test your ‘80s music knowledge, and relive the magic of one of the greatest years in pop and rock history! 🎶🕶️📻

Jason and Dee are back for Part 2 of their Wild West showdown on the Surely You Can’t Be Serious Podcast! This time, they’re diving into the most legendary quotes, the lasting pop culture impact, and—most importantly—settling the debate on which film reigns supreme: Young Guns, Young Guns II, or Tombstone. Will it be a showdown at high noon or an easy call? Saddle up and join the ride as they break it all down and give their final verdict. You in, huckleberry? 🤠🔥🎬

Saddle up as Jason and Dee of the Surely You Can’t Be Serious Podcast ride into the Wild West to break down three legendary films—Young Guns, Young Guns II, and Tombstone! In this first installment of a two-part series, they’ll explore the real-life legends that inspired these iconic movies, the origins of each film, and the casting choices that brought these gunslingers to life. Who got it right? Who took the biggest creative liberties? And which of these Western classics still stands tall today? Grab your six-shooter and join the ride—this is one showdown you won’t want to miss! 🤠🔥🎬

In this free version of one of the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast's Patreon Episodes, Dee describes the stories about this famous song that some might call a one-hit wonder. Theft, adultery, murder, and a 900 year old poem are all involved in the story of the members of this band that only produced one album and this incredible song. A commercial and critical failure upon release, this album would ultimately become know the world over as one of the greatest albums of all time. Follow the stories and clues to see if you can figure out what track 13 on this album is before Jason does.
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In this special bonus episode of the Surely You Can’t Be Serious Podcast, Jason and Dee tackle four unforgettable songs, each titled “Lady.” They’ll break down the stories behind the music, dive into the artists’ history, and explore what made each track a classic. But here’s the twist—Jason and Dee are leaving the band names a mystery! Follow the clues they drop along the way and see if you can guess the artists before they reveal them. Can you crack the code, or will these “Ladies” keep you guessing? Tune in for a fun, music-filled challenge that’s as entertaining as it is enlightening! 🎶🕵️‍♂️(Dee wanted to call this "Lady on Lady Action" but Jason said no,:-)

Get ready to rock as Jason and Dee of the Surely You Can’t Be Serious Podcast dive deep into AC/DC’s iconic 1980 masterpiece, Back in Black. Discover the story behind one of the best-selling albums in music history, from the band’s triumphant return after tragedy to their lasting impact on rock and pop culture. Jason and Dee break down the tales, triumphs, and riffs behind legendary tracks like "Hells Bells," "You Shook Me All Night Long," and the unforgettable title track, "Back in Black." Whether you're a lifelong AC/DC fan or just discovering their thunderous sound, this episode is packed with electrifying insights and behind-the-scenes stories. Plug in, turn it up, and join the celebration of rock history! 🎸⚡

Join hosts Jason and Dee on the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast as they take an epic deep dive into the legendary 1987 album Appetite for Destruction by Guns N' Roses. Explore the history and meteoric rise of the band that redefined rock 'n' roll and left an indelible mark on pop culture. From tales of excess and rebellion to the stories behind iconic tracks like "Welcome to the Jungle," "Sweet Child o' Mine," and "Paradise City," Jason and Dee unravel the fascinating details of how this groundbreaking album became one of the greatest rock records of all time. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to the music, this episode is a must-listen for rock enthusiasts and pop culture buffs alike! 🎸🤘

Join hosts Jason and Dee as they wrap up their epic showdown between two cult-classic films: Flash Gordon (1980) and Highlander (1986). In Part 2 of this series, the dynamic duo dives deep into fascinating trivia about the movies, uncovers behind-the-scenes stories about the cast, and explores the lasting legacy of each film. Finally, they deliver their verdict: which of these iconic films reigns supreme?Whether you’re team “Savior of the Universe” or “There Can Be Only One,” this episode is a must-listen for movie buffs and nostalgic fans alike! 🎥🍿Don’t miss the thrilling conclusion to this ultimate cinematic face-off!

Get ready for an epic showdown of sci-fi and fantasy cult classics! In this two-part series, Jason and Dee dive into the worlds of Flash Gordon (1980) and Highlander (1986), two unforgettable films that captured the imaginations of fans and featured iconic soundtracks performed by Queen.In Episode 1, we explore the creation of each movie, their fascinating casts, behind-the-scenes trivia, and the incredible music that elevated them to legendary status. From the campy, colorful universe of Flash Gordon to the immortal battles of Highlander, we’ve got all the geeky goodness covered.Which film reigns supreme in your heart? Tune in, and let the debate begin! 🎥⚡👑

Join Jason and Dee of the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast as we dive into the groundbreaking 1983 album 90125 by Yes! In this episode, we take a deep dive into each track, exploring the stories behind the songs and what made this album a defining moment in the band’s history.We’ll unravel the complex tale of Yes: the breakup after the turbulent 1980 tour, the addition of Trevor Rabin’s creative spark, and the reformation that brought the band back stronger than ever. Along the way, we’ll also take a brief detour to discuss the formation of the supergroup Asia, born from Yes’s leftover parts, and spotlight Trevor Horn’s fascinating influence as both a member and producer.Whether you’re a die-hard Yes fan or new to their music, this episode promises to deliver insight, nostalgia, and plenty of appreciation for one of progressive rock’s most iconic albums!

In this episode, Jason and Dee of the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast take a deep dive into Supertramp's 1979 masterpiece, Breakfast in America. From the unforgettable hits, like "Take the Long Way Home" and "Goodbye Stranger", to the hidden gems, Jason and Dee go track-by-track, uncovering the stories and inspiration behind each song. Along the way, they explore the fascinating and often complicated relationship between bandmates Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson, as well as the album’s impact on the music world. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering Supertramp for the first time, this episode is a must-listen!

Get ready for a Christmas celebration like no other! In this special holiday crossover event, Jason and Dee of the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast team up with Chuck Bryan of the Cinematic Flashback Podcast, DefDave of the Apples and Oranges Podcast, and good friends Chris Webre and Dale Selby for an epic watch party of the modern Christmas classic, Die Hard!With their signature wit and deep love for pop culture, this lively group provides their own audio commentary as they revisit the explosive action, iconic one-liners, and holiday spirit that make Die Hard a beloved December tradition. Packed with laughs, insights, and plenty of Yippee Ki-Yay moments, this podcast episode will have you decking the halls with machine-gun fire and Christmas cheer.Join us for some festive fun, a few arguments about whether Die Hard really counts as a Christmas movie (it does!), and a barrel of laughs. It's a holiday celebration you won't want to miss! 🎄💥

Jason and Dee are back with Part 2 of their ultimate holiday movie showdown! In this episode, they wrap up their deep dive into Scrooged (1988) and Christmas Vacation (1989), comparing the legacy and cultural impact of these two Christmas classics. Discover how these films have stood the test of time, the memorable performances that made them iconic, and the behind-the-scenes stories that fans can’t get enough of. Which film reigns supreme in this festive face-off? Tune in to hear Jason and Dee's final thoughts and decide for yourself!

Join hosts Jason and Dee as they unwrap two beloved holiday classics in this festive episode! In Part 1 of their deep dive, they compare Scrooged (1988) and Christmas Vacation (1989), exploring the fascinating stories behind the making of these films. Discover behind-the-scenes drama, casting decisions, and the creative processes that brought these iconic holiday comedies to life. Whether you're a fan of Bill Murray's modern twist on Dickens or Chevy Chase's chaotic holiday hijinks, this episode is sure to keep you entertained and filled with holiday cheer. Tune in for the first of this two-part Christmas showdown!

In the conclusion of our two-part series, Dee and Jason turn their attention to the bold and controversial Natural Born Killers. We dive into the film's unforgettable cast, from the twisted leads to the supporting characters who made the movie an unforgettable cinematic experience. Along the way, we share fascinating trivia that links True Romance and Natural Born Killers, highlighting Tarantino's unique storytelling style in both films. Finally, it’s time for the ultimate showdown: Which movie reigns supreme? Tune in to hear our final verdict and see if you agree!

In this two-part series, Dee and Jason dive into the early career of Quentin Tarantino, exploring the genesis of two of his most iconic screenplays: True Romance and Natural Born Killers. In Episode 1, they take a closer look at the backstory of these gritty films, tracing Tarantino's rise from aspiring writer to Hollywood's hottest new talent. They also break down the incredible cast of True Romance, from its unforgettable leads to the standout supporting characters who brought Tarantino's vision to life. Join us as we explore the wild, violent, and captivating world of early Tarantino!

On November 2, 2024, Jason and Dee had the unforgettable experience of attending the electrifying first night of the "Are You Ready?" concert tour! In this episode, they take you on a front-row journey, reliving the highlights from this epic night featuring Creed, 3 Doors Down, and WVH Mammoth. The guys break down each band's performance, the setlists that rocked the night, and their overall impressions of the concert's energy. From the nostalgic hits of Creed to the powerful rock anthems of 3 Doors Down, and the fresh, intense sound of WVH Mammoth, Jason and Dee dive deep into what made each act stand out. Tune in for their thoughts, personal experiences, and everything you need to know about the opening night of a tour that's set to be legendary!

In this episode of Surely You Can’t Be Serious, hosts Jason and Dee dive deep into the catalog of Creed, the American rock band that dominated the late ‘90s and early 2000s with their powerful, anthemic sound. Known for their hits like “Higher,” “With Arms Wide Open,” and “My Sacrifice,” Creed became both wildly popular and widely criticized. Join Jason and Dee as they explore the band’s biggest songs, the stories behind the music, and the rollercoaster journey of their rise, fall, and resurgence. Is the criticism deserved, or are they an underrated force in rock history? Tune in to find out!

In this episode of the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, hosts Jason and Dee dive deep into the history of one of the most successful and polarizing rock bands of all time—Nickelback. They explore the band's meteoric rise to fame, the behind-the-scenes struggles they faced, and break down the stories behind ten of their most iconic songs. Finally, the hosts tackle the big question: is Nickelback deserving of the widespread hate, or have they been misunderstood? Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on a band that’s become a cultural phenomenon.

In part two of this special Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast series, hosts Jason and Dee continue their comparison of the 1981 werewolf classics, The Howling and An American Werewolf in London. They share their favorite moments from each film and weigh in with their final judgment on which movie takes the crown in this epic battle of werewolf horror. Tune in for a thrilling conclusion to this monstrous showdown!

In part one of this special Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast series, hosts Jason and Dee compare two iconic werewolf films from 1981—The Howling and An American Werewolf in London. They explore the origins of each story and dive into fascinating behind-the-scenes stories that shaped these legendary horror movies. Join them as they set the stage for a monstrous comparison between these two classics!

In part two of this Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast series, hosts Jason and Dee continue their comparison of The Lost Boys (1987) and Fright Night (1985). This time, they dive into the casts of both films, their lasting impact on pop culture, and wrap up with their final judgment on which vampire classic reigns supreme. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of two beloved horror films from the 80s!

In part one of this special Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast series, hosts Jason and Dee compare two iconic 80s vampire films—The Lost Boys (1987) and Fright Night (1985). They dive into the origins of both stories, explore how each film came to be, and share fascinating behind-the-scenes stories. Join them as they begin to unravel the legacies of these cult classics and set the stage for an epic comparison!

In Episode 2 of this special Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast series, hosts Jason and Dee are once again joined by horror movie expert Amanda Janik as they continue to compare and contrast Creepshow (1982) and Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983). This time, the focus shifts to the legacy of Twilight Zone: The Movie , a deep dive into the segments and cast, and a discussion of the tragic on-set accident that shook Hollywood. Finally, the hosts deliver their ultimate verdict on which film reigns supreme in this battle of classic anthologies.

In this special two-part series of the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, hosts Jason and Dee are joined by horror movie expert Amanda Janik to compare and contrast two iconic anthology films: Creepshow (1982) and Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983). In Episode 1, we dive into the origins of The Twilight Zone TV series, a show that redefined sci-fi and horror on television, and explore the creative forces behind Creepshow. We'll break down the film's eerie segments, highlight the star-studded cast, and discuss the blend of horror and dark humor that made it a cult classic.

Get ready for an epic crossover episode of the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast! This time, we're joined by an all-star lineup of podcast hosts: Jeff from A Film By, Amber from Docking Bay 77, Bill Bant from All 80s, and Pat from 30something, as we draft our favorite James Bond theme songs. Join us as we dive deep into the iconic music of the 007 franchise, sharing our personal picks, discussing what makes these songs stand out, and sprinkling in fascinating trivia along the way. And don't miss the grand finale, where we team up to create our very own Bond movie and theme song! Whether you're a Bond fan or a music lover, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Dee and Jason from the Surely You Can’t Be Serious Podcast are taking a trip back to the unforgettable year of 1994! In this episode, they each reveal their Top 5 Songs of 1994, along with a few honorable mentions.From grunge to hip-hop and everything in between, they break down:

• The stories behind each song and the artists who made them hits
• The personal impact these tracks had on their lives
• And how these songs left their mark on popular culture and shaped the music scene of the '90s.

So, grab your flannel shirts and Levi's 501 jeans, and get ready for some '94 nostalgia! It's going to be a fun ride through the year that brought us some of the best music ever.

In this episode of the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, hosts Jason and Dee continue their special series on iconic albums of 1994—with a twist! While Collective Soul’s Blue Album technically came out in 1995, we’re bridging the gap with a special focus on their breakthrough hit from the summer of 1994, "Shine."Join us as we:

• Break Down the Blue Album Track by Track: Jason and Dee dive into each song, uncovering the stories behind the music and the creative journey that shaped this iconic album.
• Explore the Formation and Rise of Collective Soul: Learn how the band was discovered, their early struggles, and the meteoric success that followed. From local Georgia rockers to radio mainstays, we'll discuss their lasting impact on '90s rock.
• Discuss the Unlikely Success of "Shine": As a bonus, we’ll take a deep dive into the origins of the song that defined the summer of 1994 and launched Collective Soul into stardom. Find out how this unexpected hit became an anthem and why it still resonates today.

Packed with fun, informative, and nostalgic insights, this episode is a must-listen for fans of '90s rock and anyone who remembers the music that defined the MTV generation.Tune in now to explore the rise of Collective Soul and celebrate the timeless sound of "Shine"!

In this episode of the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, hosts Jason and Dee continue their special series on the iconic albums of 1994 with a deep dive into Live's breakthrough album, "Throwing Copper."Join them as they:

• Break Down Each Song Track by Track: From hits like "Lightning Crashes" and "I Alone" to deeper cuts, Jason and Dee will explore the powerful stories and themes that made this album a defining moment in '90s rock.
• Explore the Band's Formation and Rise to Fame: Learn how Live was discovered, the band’s early beginnings, and the journey that led them to create one of the most successful albums of the decade.
• Discuss Their Lasting Legacy: Delve into how Live left an indelible mark on the rock scene, shaping alternative music and influencing future artists.
• Uncover Their Unlikely Connection to a Catastrophic Event in 1995: Hear the surprising story of how this album became tied to a tragic real-world event, adding even more emotional depth to its legacy.

Packed with fun, informative, and nostalgic insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who remembers the music that defined the MTV generation.Tune in now to revisit the timeless impact of "Throwing Copper" and celebrate its place in the history of rock music!

Welcome to another episode in the special series from the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast, where hosts Jason and Dee take you back to the iconic music of 1994. In this episode, they dive deep into Bush's breakout album "Sixteen Stone"—an album that helped define the sound of '90s rock.Join Jason and Dee as they:

• Break Down "Sixteen Stone" Track by Track: Explore the stories and creative process behind hits like "Glycerine," "Comedown," and "Everything Zen." They’ll reveal the inspirations and raw emotion that shaped this landmark album.
• Uncover the Formation of Bush: Learn how the band was discovered and the rise of Gavin Rossdale and company from the London music scene to international stardom.
• Discuss Bush's Lasting Legacy: From their influence on post-grunge rock to their place in '90s alternative history, Bush left an indelible mark on music, and the hosts will dive into why the band's impact still resonates today.
• Examine Gavin Rossdale's Turbulent Love Life: Get insights into the frontman's high-profile relationships and how his personal life intertwined with his music, giving depth to many of the band's lyrics.

Packed with fun, informative, and nostalgic moments, the Surely You Can't Be Serious podcast is a must-listen for the MTV generation and anyone who loves the music of the '90s.Tune in now to relive the grunge era and celebrate one of 1994's defining albums!

Do you have the time to listen to me whine? Welcome to the "Surely You Can't Be Serious" podcast! Hosts Jason and Dee are kicking off an epic five-part series celebrating the music that defined 1994. In this second episode, they're diving deep into Green Day's groundbreaking album "Dookie."Join Jason and Dee as they:

• Explore the Formation of Green Day: Discover how a trio of punk rockers from California rose from the underground scene to take the world by storm. Learn about their early influences, their journey to signing with a major label, and how "Dookie" became their breakout success.
• Uncover the Stories Behind the Songs: Track by track, they’ll delve into the stories, inspirations, and rebellious spirit that fueled the creation of hits like "Basket Case," "When I Come Around," and "Longview." Find out how personal experiences and the band's raw energy were captured in these iconic tracks.
• Discuss the Cultural Impact: Reflect on how "Dookie" didn't just launch Green Day into superstardom but also reshaped the landscape of rock music in the '90s. Jason and Dee will examine the album's influence on the punk revival, its enduring legacy, and its place in the hearts of fans across generations.
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Whether you're a lifelong fan of Green Day or new to the scene, this episode offers a deep, insightful, and fun exploration of an album that helped define a decade.Tune in now to "Surely You Can't Be Serious", a podcast for the MTV generation!

Welcome to "Surely You Can't Be Serious," the podcast where hosts Jason and Dee delve into the moments and masterpieces that have left a lasting mark on our culture. In this special episode, they’re joined by special guest James Buckley to celebrate and dissect one of the most iconic albums of the 90s: Weezer's debut, famously known as the Blue Album.As the kickoff to a five-part series focusing on the music of 1994, this episode takes you on a journey through the formation of Weezer, exploring how the band came together and what drove them to create their groundbreaking debut. Jason, Dee, and James will share fascinating stories behind each track, revealing the inspirations, recording experiences, and creative processes that gave birth to classics like "Buddy Holly," "Say It Ain't So," and "Undone – The Sweater Song."Together, they'll examine the Blue Album's profound impact on pop culture, highlighting how its unique sound and relatable lyrics resonated with a generation and continue to influence artists and fans today. From its catchy melodies to its heartfelt narratives, discover why Weezer's Blue Album remains a beloved staple in the annals of music history.Join Jason, Dee, and James Buckley for an engaging and entertaining conversation filled with insights, anecdotes, and a shared passion for the music that defined an era. Whether you're a die-hard Weezer fan or just discovering their music, this episode promises to offer something special for everyone.So tune in and embark on this nostalgic journey through the sounds of 1994. Celebrate the legacy of Weezer's Blue Album with "Surely You Can't Be Serious" – where fun, laughter, and a deep appreciation for great music come together!