EPISODE 12
Big Red & The Shebs relive experiences of the unique Bay Area high school keg party location of Radio Road, do a "giddy up cowboy" by lamenting some great Pony Express historical knowledge, explore the top ten recreational drugs of the world, and bottom out in Crazy Town with the fascinating Nicolas Cage.
EPISODE 11
Big Red & The Shebs share memories of Candlestick Park in San Francisco, pay tribute to the 1970's television hit All in the Family, scrutinize the great California migration out of the Golden State, take a "Yeah Buddy" trip to Las Vegas, and venture off to "Crazy Town" with one of its most notorious founders, the great Ernest Hemingway.
EPISODE 10
Big Red & The Shebs take a drive back in time sharing memories of cruising the El Camino on the San Francisco peninsula, honor the legacy of American teenager and early AIDS awareness advocate Ryan White, talk through the topic of abortion in the United States, review the biggest concert tours of the 1980's, reflect on the iconic Live Aid concert of 1985, and finish strong with a look back at heavy metal band Motley Crue.
EPISODE 9
Big Red & The Shebs pay homage to local hangout Town & Country Billiards, travel back to 1967 with Jimi Hendrix burning his guitar, explore the transmissible topic of herpes, and canvas the best arcade video games of the 1980's.
EPISODE 8
Big Red & The Shebs revisit the iconic Bay Area watering hole Carlos Club, pay tribute to 80's soundtrack king Kenny Loggins, explore the kissing bandit competition of Richard Dawson and Bob Barker, and traverse the various rigged NFL conspiracy theories gaining traction across the US.
EPISODE 7
Big Red & The Shebs share memories of the 1980's iconic San Francisco peninsula's Farmhouse Restaurant, revisit the train wreck divorce of Robin Givens and Mike Tyson, stroll into politics with a serious hypothetical question involving Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump, and show respect to the ultimate box office competition between Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
EPISODE 6
Big Red & The Shebs share some love for Marine World Africa USA, poke fun at the Milli Vanilli train wreck, shed tears for Big Red being the most discriminated extra tall red head in the world, explore the positivity of secular Buddhism, and pay homage to the great cinematic features of Raiders of the Lost Ark and ET.
EPISODE 5
Big Red & The Shebs share thoughtful insight about Dave Wakeling from the English Beat, pay tribute to the late Don Knotts, debate the Partridge Family vs. Brady Bunch rivalry, promote local vacation jewel San Francisco, dissect 80’s icons Anthony Michael Hall and Robert Downy Jr., and show love to one bad mutha Clint Eastwood. Rock Me Amadeus … Amadeus!
EPISODE 4
Big Red & The Shebs reminisce about local park gem Coyote Point, pay homage to Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer’s celebrated engagement, revisit the slap heard around the world starring Will Smith and Chris Rock, and finally disclose who really killed Elvis Presley.
EPISODE 3
Big Red & the Shebs go back in time and discuss the hippies and rope swing at Waterdog Lake in Belmont, California, talk up the notorious Jeffrey Dahmer, dive into US / China relations, introduce the dramatic pause as well as the new One Bad Mutha segment with Jason Voorhees, and bottom out highlighting the raunchiest 1980’s comedies.
E2: WOLVERINES! REVISTING RED DAWN WITH BENNIFER & TACOS
Live from the Malibu Grand Prix Castle Golf & Games studios, this episode pays tribute to the iconic Bay Area fun zone before diving into a re-watch of Red Dawn (1984)—complete with Cold War teen chaos and patriotic paranoia. We debut the WTF Power Poll, dissect the strange, possibly fake J-Lo and Ben Affleck marriage, and wrap it up with a delicious shoutout to Fernando’s Mexican Restaurant in San Mateo, home of the legendary Tacos al Carbon. Nostalgia, nonsense, and nachos all in one show.
E1: TEARS FOR FEARS, PRESIDENTIAL TEETH & 80s MUSIC RANTS
In the premiere episode of Don’t Listen Chumcast, Big Red and The Shebs broadcast from the historic Circle Star Theater Studios and dive into Bay Area nostalgia, the legacy of Laverne & Shirley, and the bizarre truth about George Washington’s teeth. They also review Tears for Fears’ new album The Tipping Point and debate the most overrated and underrated bands of the 1980s. It’s a wild mix of retro pop culture, weird history, and hot takes you didn’t ask for—but won’t want to miss.
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