Sunday mornings just got a little more chill. Instead of rushing into the second half of the weekend, this is your invitatio … more

Sunday mornings just got a little more chill. Instead of rushing into the second half of the weekend, this is your invitation to slow down and simply enjoy the moment. It’s a more laid-back, mellow side of 80s on 8. This is perfectly suited for easing into the day. Sundays are meant for relaxing and recharging, maybe even keeping those Monday thoughts at bay for a little while longer. The vibe stays easy, calm, and completely unhurried, letting you stretch out the weekend just a bit more.

Mark Goodman, Nina Blackwood, and Alan Hunter count down the Big 40 hits of each week from a particular year of the decade o … more

Mark Goodman, Nina Blackwood, and Alan Hunter count down the Big 40 hits of each week from a particular year of the decade of "excess!"

Every week, Rick Springfield explores a different theme and plays 80s hits that fit the certain theme of the week. Rick also … more

Every week, Rick Springfield explores a different theme and plays 80s hits that fit the certain theme of the week. Rick also shares his own perspective and stories about the music.

Big hair, bigger music. Hear Madonna, Def Leppard, Huey Lewis & the News, Prince, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson, Journey, Bo … more

Big hair, bigger music. Hear Madonna, Def Leppard, Huey Lewis & the News, Prince, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson, Journey, Bon Jovi, the Bangles, Duran Duran and more from the totally awesome 80s.

Mark confesses he's more nostalgic for vinyl than cassettes, but this original MTV VJ admits the 80s were very good to him. … more

Mark confesses he's more nostalgic for vinyl than cassettes, but this original MTV VJ admits the 80s were very good to him. Best 80s band? REM. Best 80s event? Live Aid. Best interview? Paul McCartney. After the interview he personally got on the phone and made a dinner reservation for me!

On August 1, 1981, a human induced tech error reversed the VJs’ intro segments, making Alan the “First VJ" to appear on MTV. … more

On August 1, 1981, a human induced tech error reversed the VJs’ intro segments, making Alan the “First VJ" to appear on MTV. For nearly four decades, this truth bomb has delighted 80s trivia superfans and irritated his buddy Mark. Hey, facts is facts and Goodman will always be the "tallest VJ”.