In this episode of Hit Rewind, we delve into an exciting musical journey by creating the ultimate concert playlist featuring the legendary Jackson family. From the iconic sounds of Michael Jackson to the vibrant hits of Janet Jackson, and every talented sibling in between, we celebrate their rich legacy and individual artistry.

Join us as we explore lesser-known tracks, fan favorites, and the dynamic evolution of their music through the decades. Discover the stories behind the songs and the influence each family member has left on the music world. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their music, this episode promises to reignite your appreciation for one of the most influential musical families of all time.

Join hosts Michael and John as they embark on Season 12 of "Hit Rewind" after a four-month hiatus. The episode takes a nostalgic dive into the synth-pop and post-punk era, curating a dream concert playlist featuring iconic bands New Order, Pet Shop Boys, and Depeche Mode. Discover which tracks make their list as they relive the vibrant 80s music scene. With insights into the evolution of the show's format and personal anecdotes, this episode promises a mix of musical nostalgia and lively discussions.

In this episode of 'We Hit Rewind', hosts Michael and Mindy dive into the world of heist films with a focus on the iconic double feature "Romancing the Stone" and "Jewel of the Nile". They explore how these films, following the success of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', captured audience imaginations with their blend of adventure, romance, and humor.

The discussion highlights the undeniable chemistry between Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner, dissecting what made their on-screen partnership so compelling. The episode also delves into the background of the films' productions, revealing insights about the directors and the challenges faced during filming.

Listeners can expect a journey through movie history, discussing influences and the impact of these films on the heist genre. There's also a bonus feature on the 'National Treasure' series, exploring its edit mishap and its place in the genre.