Dec. 28, 2025
We Didn't Know We Were Free
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Back to the 80s Radio: When Radio Was a Friend, Not an Algorithm. What if the thing we miss most about the 1980s isn’t just the music — but the way we lived? In this episode of Back to the 80s Radio, Toscano takes you back to a time when radio wasn’t background noise; it was a companion. When songs arrived, instead of being demanded. When moments had space to unfold, when freedom and experience mattered more than convenience and control, this isn’t a countdown show.
It’s not nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake. It’s a conversation about:
- What the 80s gave us — freedom, patience, discovery
- What we traded away for convenience
- Why radio once felt personal, steady, and human
- And how we might reclaim a little of that space again
If you didn’t, this will help you understand why it still matters. Slow down.
Listen closely.
The signal’s back on.
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This is the one and only back to the Eighties Radio.
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I'm Mario Joscana in today. Before we rush into anything,
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before we talk about songs and radio and memories, I
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want to slow this down on purpose, because today we're
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going to be talking about the freedom the experience of radio.
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It's about what it felt like to live inside the eighties,
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not just through it. And if you grew up back
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then you already know radio wasn't a just background noise.
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It was it was a presence, a palpable presence. And
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if you didn't grow up back then, well just stick
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with me, because by the end of this program you're
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going to understand why people still talk about radio the
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way they do, because it's not a countdown. It's not
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nostalgia dressed up to sell you anything. Today is a
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conversation between you and me. So wherever you are right now,
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whether it's the car, the kitchen, the gym, the bedroom,
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the backyard, in a chair, wherever you are with your
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headphones on or off, you're in the right place. If
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you ever drove the windows down or sat somewhere longer
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than you meant to because the song was still played.
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This one is going to take you right back. This
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is I Melt with You from modern English. IM back
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to the eighties radio.
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Movie Choosing all my breath. Making love to you was
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never secon fast. I saw the world rushing all around
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your fid, never really knowing.
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It was always mission lads.
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I'll stop the world and melt with you. You've seen
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the difference, and it's getting better all the time. There's
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nothing new.
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When I want to, I'll stop the world.
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I'll melt with you.
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A dream of better lives than kind which never hate me.
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She's us in the states.
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Of imaginary race.
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I made a pilgram.
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It's to save this human race.
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She's a comprehending the race side.
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I'm go by side.
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I'll stop the world and melts with you.
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That's you've seen the difference, sids getting that's a all
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the time.
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But there's nothing new.
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And I want to that's started.
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I'll stop the world that knowing you the futures stop.
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I'll stop the world that now.
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I've stopping.
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I've seen some changes, but it's getting that's all the time.
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There's nothing new.
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When I want to.
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Stop, I'll stop Melius.
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Why h.
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M hmm. I'll stop the world.
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And I will give you.
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Stop.
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You've seen the difference, Sundics gets seen. That's up all
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the stop the fun, that's nothing new, and I walked to.
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Stop.
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I'll stop.
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That was modern English. Who I met with you? Back
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to the eighties radio and it still feels this, doesn't it. Ah,
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Some of those moments were never meant to be rushed
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before we really settle in. I want to mention something
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to you because it perfectly fits in with today and
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where we're going. A friend of the show, author Eric Shores,
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has just released a new book, and it's called Life
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Goes On The Lessons We Learned from Eighties Music. And
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what I love about this book is that it doesn't
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just talk about music. It talks about life, the seasons
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we were in when those songs found us. Later today,
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I'm going to be asking you a trivia question tied
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directly to the eighties and to radio, and the first
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person to answer it correctly writing into the program at
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FM Eighties Radio at gmail dot com once again, FM
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Eighties Radio at gmail dot com is going to receive
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a free copy of that book. So keep listening because
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that moment's coming up. Now, let's start where radio actually
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lived as this next time isn't about freedom on the surface,
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it's about realizing later on when freedom slipped away and
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when you finally noticed it. When you think about radio
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from back then, you probably think about either a song
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that made you feel a certain way or came in
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at the right time, or you think about an experience
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you had because of the person behind the mic, or
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maybe you think about where you heard something for the
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very first time. And that's because radio wasn't about just tracks.
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It was about stations. You didn't say, oh, well, i'm
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listening to the radio. You'd say, hey, I'm listening to
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Kiss FM, or hey, leave it on KOQ, or if
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you're on the other side of the United States, you'd say, hey,
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Z one hundred is about to do something big, guys.
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Stations were places you went, for example, Kiss FM in
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the afternoon it just felt bright like summer, even when
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it wasn't. KRQ felt happy without being dangerous station you
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had wherever you grew up, everybody would talk about radio.
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And here's the important part, because those stations didn't just
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play music. They were creating moods. They were creating life
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long friendships, which brings me, of course, to the next
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thing we trusted because once you picked the station, you
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stayed for the voice. Maybe you didn't hear the name,
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but you knew when Rick DEA's was on there was
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a smile in his voice, and you could hear it.
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When Casey Casem spoke, everything slowed down. You didn't multitask,
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you leaned in because radio had authority back then, not power,
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but authority. It didn't beg you to stay. It just
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assumed that you would, and that mattered, especially when life
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got complicated, and that's where radio really did its work,
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not in studios but at home. You see, radio lived
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in kitchen while dinner was being made. It was in
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our bedrooms when we had our posters on the wall
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or on the ceiling and doors were halfway closed. Radio
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lived in living rooms where adults were speaking quietly, and
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you didn't really understand why. There were the good seasons
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when you listened to radio, where music was floating through
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open windows, summer nights feeling endless, and then there were
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the harder seasons when you listened to radio when times, well,
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we're hard, Things felt heavier, when money was tight, when
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the radio was the calmest voice in the house. You
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knew It didn't fix anything, but it was on and
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staying matters. When radio gave you something you didn't want
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to lose, you captured it. What do I mean, Well,
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the times that you know too well creating and making
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a mixtape, either for yourself or a friend, or for
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somebody you had a crush on. Remember the times you
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waited for songs, waiting for the DJs to just stop talking,
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hovering over the record button like it mattered, because it did.
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You thought about the order you were going to put
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certain songs in, how much space, how much gap to
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leave between them, if you were going to leave any
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at all. You thought about who this was for. And
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friendships worked the same way. With friendships. You showed up,
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you cruised the streets with nowhere to be, You disappeared
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for hours and no one panicked and it was just freedom.
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There was space. And it's why this era still gets
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talked about even today. All right, let's slow it down
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for a second, because if you've been listening today, not
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just hearing, but listening, really listening, this one's for you.
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Here's tonight's trivia question, which American radio host took over
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the Top forty countdown in the late nineteen eighties brought
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a cooler, more cinematic delivery to the show, replaced the
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familiar warmth of the past with something sharper and more modern,
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and helped define what radio sounded like as the decade
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was coming to a close. As a matter of fact,
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you'll know that more people listen to the Top forty
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Countdown in the late eighties with him than they did
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to the Pope. Now, this wasn't the voice you grew
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up with in the early eighties. Maybe he was the
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voice that helped many stations, one in particular, like KROQ,
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get back on the map in the early eighties. This
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was the voice that signaled change. Now, if you know
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the answer, send it in. The first one to write
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in FM Eighties Radio at gmail dot com will win
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a free copy of Life Goes On The Lessons We
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Learned from Eighties Music by Eric Chores. All right, let
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that' sit for a moment.
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If you twist and serve away, if you.
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Set yourself into argon, if I could, if I would, if.
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I could, I would leady.
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Go sreer.
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This lock.
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If I could throw this lifeless life line through the.
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Wind, leave this out of clay.
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Walk Clay.
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Into the.
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El ray.
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Into the half.
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Flight infrolutely, if I could, through myself send your.
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Spirit free idly.
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See bray Bray into.
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The line house.
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And super day.
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It's nas.
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Says, says.
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If you should ask their lady there, tell you what
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I would say.
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Two colors from Elderly.
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And black lo Silken Sky very good in flag.
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Scotch to.
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Shut down, no.
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Long a.
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Good story, Shop, sad shoop.
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Shop, shop ples shot side the ship side shop.
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Stop Back in the eighties radio, it just hurt you
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too and bad. If you ever wondered why people stayed
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in the car when that song came on, and that's
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exactly why, because it doesn't rush you and it doesn't
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resolve neatly. It just keeps you reaching and lets you
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sit with whatever you brought into it. That was radio
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in the nineteen eighties. You know, when people talk about
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the eighties, they usually talk about the music. First. Yeah,
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music mattered, But I don't think the most important thing
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the eighties gave us was a soundtrack. I think the
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most important thing the eighties gave us was freedom, and
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right behind that experience, not curated experience, not optimized experience,
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real experience. You didn't know what was coming next, and
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that was the point. You didn't know what song the
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radio was gonna play, you didn't know who you were
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going to run into at the mall, you didn't know
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how the night was going to end. And that uncertainty
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didn't scare us. On the contrary, it invited us, because
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freedom needs space to exist and experience needs room to unfold. Look,
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here's the honest question. We don't ask enough what did
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we trade that for? And the obvious answer, for me
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at least, it's convenience. We've made things so easy for us.
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Listening to music has never been easier, watching TV has
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never been easier, Having so much content both something that
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we would have never imagined living in the eighties that
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we would have today. Everybody wants to be a movie star,
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everybody wants to have their own channel, and everybody wants
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to be an influencer. Everybody wants a voice and can
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have one. But convenience didn't come by itself. Convenience brought
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friends with it. I believe we traded freedom and experience
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for yes, convenience, and along with it we accept it certainty. Today,
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almost nothing surprises us anymore. We know what song is
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coming up next. We know what the algorithm thinks we want.
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We know where everyone is all the time. And what
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we gained in certainty we lost in discovery. In the eighties,
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discovery was normal. Now it's just rare.
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Now.
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We also traded freedom for efficiency. Everything moves faster. Now,
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everything is optimized, every pause is filled. But in the eighties,
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waiting wasn't a fly. It was part of the experience.
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Waiting made moments feel bigger. Efficiency saved us time, but
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it has cost us depth. And we also traded freedom
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for access. By the way, back then, if you wanted something,
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you you went somewhere, You drove somewhere, you walked somewhere,
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you showed up somewhere. Now everything comes to you and
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to me directly and instantly. And what we gained in
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access we lost in presence. We're everywhere, but we're rarely anywhere.
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And finally, this is the hard one, because I believe
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we traded freedom for control, or at least the illusion
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of it. Because we're all reachable, we're always connected, we're
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always on, and that constant connection makes us feel safe,
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but it also makes us feel watched, measured, managed. In
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the nineteen eighties, you could disappear for a few hours
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and nobody panicked. And that wasn't recklessness. That was space.
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I needed my space and I could have it. And
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