Rabbit Hole Podcasts
That's Bodacious, Dude! 80 Radical Movies from the 80s!
A sister show to That's Da Bomb, Yo!, your host Isabel Teran and a guest will discuss an important film from the 1980s.
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Jul 9, 2026
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#4: Porky's (1981) 02.05.2024 1:21:37
Which term do you prefer, penis or tallywacker? Does showing boobs get you an R rating? Will Pee Wee ever get some? How do you comfortably wear a condom while out on a date? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel welcomes her friend and co-host at Hearsing Around Brenda as they tell you WHY "Porky's" is a radical movie from the '80s.
#3: Ghostbusters (1984) 18.04.2024 1:31:08
Are there famous ghosts? What's the most popular ghost? Was $5000 a lot of money in 1984? Is Ray Stantz like a golden retriever? Are you the keymaster? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel is joined by her friend, podcast host, and super fan of this movie Lisa Leaheey as they tell you WHY "Ghostbusters" is a radical movie from the '80s.
#2: Night of the Comet (1984) 04.04.2024 46:03
How did Halley's Comet get its name? Can Valley Girls survive the apocalypse? Would you go down on someone for a print of a movie? What is a golden tongue award? To help answer these questions and more, Isabel Teran welcomes host of One Track Mind Ryan Luis Rodriguez as they tell you WHY “Night of the Comet” is a radical movie from the ‘80s.
#1: Friday the 13th (1980) 21.03.2024 54:06
What was your first horror movie? Should you still pick up hitchhikers? Was Ned the prototype Shelly? Is there ever going to be any new Jason Voorhees content? What's life like going through the '80s named Jason? To help answer these question and more, host Isabel Teran welcomes Jason Soto as they tell you WHY "Friday the 13th" is a radical movie from the '80s.
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