Speaker 1: It's Mojoe on in the Morning.
Speaker 2: I didn't get a chance to get to Shannon's topic,
Speaker 2: and I really want to get to this one because
Speaker 2: this is a great moment, but also a moment where
Speaker 2: it opens up to you having to discuss a little
Speaker 2: bit of the past with your son. Your son found
Speaker 2: something of yours and what was it that he found?
Speaker 3: Well, so technically, let me explain how this happened. Smith
Speaker 3: is eight years old. He has a karaoke machine that
Speaker 3: somebody stupidly bought him because it's always a really great
Speaker 3: gift to give, you know.
Speaker 1: He was probably six at the time.
Speaker 3: He like rediscovered this karaoke machine in like a room
Speaker 3: where we keep all the games and toys and stuff
Speaker 3: and brought it out. And I didn't even know this
Speaker 3: when he first got it. It lights up, it's got
Speaker 3: the microphone, it's got all the things you completely you
Speaker 3: can connect your phone to it Bluetooth so you can
Speaker 3: sing along. Well, on the top of it, it has
Speaker 3: a CD player. Well that's fitdamic, which we did not
Speaker 3: even know until he pushed the top of it and
Speaker 3: it opened up and he was like a mom.
Speaker 1: What is this for?
Speaker 3: And I said, oh, it's for CDs. So I'm trying
Speaker 3: to explain what a CD is, and he is just
Speaker 3: giving me the blank stare he does not understand. So
Speaker 3: I said, hang on a second, let me see if
Speaker 3: mom still has some of her old CDs. So I
Speaker 3: go out to the garage. I rifle through some boxes.
Speaker 3: I find the blinder of all of my CDs. Okay,
Speaker 3: so I bring them in. I'm showing him how to
Speaker 3: put the CD in the thing and how you can
Speaker 3: like go through tracks and stuff, and he keeps calling
Speaker 3: them DVDs, which I don't even know how he knows
Speaker 3: what a DVD is, because I don't think he's.
Speaker 1: Ever seen one.
Speaker 3: But he was fascinated. Well, I've got like Bear Naked Ladies,
Speaker 3: Counting Crows, Old Kanye, the Wedding Singer soundtrack, the Romeo
Speaker 3: and Juliet, like all the soundtracks from the movies that
Speaker 3: were big, you know, when I was probably in high
Speaker 3: school college. Even the majority of the CDs are burned
Speaker 3: from ex boyfriends.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: So he's reading the titles of some of the CDs
Speaker 3: and we're just dying. One of them is called I
Speaker 3: Want You Back, not as in the INSYNCT song, as
Speaker 3: in it was all pitiful love songs from a boyfriend
Speaker 3: who broke We broke up and he wanted me back.
Speaker 1: But he mixtapes the absolute best. You would make a
Speaker 1: mixtape for a girl. Here, this is.
Speaker 3: Him, This is him, like doing some of the CD CDs.
Speaker 3: What is what are we?
Speaker 1: Wait? What song is that? I don't know? He changes missing?
Speaker 3: He really wanted me back? Gros this is cool, Rich Project,
Speaker 3: It was so fun wait wait wait what what?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Nobody knows me Tony Rich Project. That was the song
Speaker 1: he switched to. I gotta go through.
Speaker 3: I was going to bring it in so we can
Speaker 3: play some of the CDs because they're so damn funny.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's funny about mixtape CDs and stuff that I have.
Speaker 2: So I had mixtape CDs that I would burn from
Speaker 2: my computer, and I have some files of old music
Speaker 2: that I would like give to Chelsea like stuff, and
Speaker 2: it rarely weren't mixtape CDs, because like, if I gave
Speaker 2: Chelsea like something like that, like here, this thing should
Speaker 2: be like laugh at should use it as a coaster,
Speaker 2: you know it or something. But I would say, hey,
Speaker 2: you got to listen to these songs. These are all
Speaker 2: good songs and I was looking back at songs. I'm going,
Speaker 2: oh my god, I'm gonna steal some of these songs
Speaker 2: for throwback throw down.
Speaker 3: Oh I should, yeah, I should go through and like
Speaker 3: make a big list.
Speaker 1: Like do you remember? Do you remember?
Speaker 2: And I know we're going through uh we're looking in
Speaker 2: through old old songs there right.
Speaker 1: Now, But you remember.
Speaker 2: Hold on? Where was the song? Yeah? Do you remember
Speaker 2: this song at all? Because this was on one of
Speaker 2: the CDs that I or one of the mixes that
Speaker 2: I made for Chelsea.
Speaker 3: Well then, oh my god, none of the young.
Speaker 2: Right, yes, this was this was one of those songs.
Speaker 2: How old were you anna in two thousand? For two thousands?
Speaker 2: Bring up?
Speaker 1: This was like that era, like that early two thousands.
Speaker 1: Did you burn any CDs that had good music? Come on? Yeah,
Speaker 1: turn it up? Come on cranking, turn up?
Speaker 4: Then you know it thataway?
Speaker 1: Come on? What kind of music did you put on?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: I want to like get up your coochie and do
Speaker 2: all kinds of crazy stuff.
Speaker 1: What was your songs that you had in there? Dirtied man,
Speaker 1: probably have.
Speaker 2: Some usher bag then maybe some one twelve, maybe a
Speaker 2: little Cisco on there.
Speaker 3: Cisco was on one of the CDs. Yeah, moto I
Speaker 3: found I've got I gotta bring got to bring them
Speaker 3: in for you because I found it. I had a
Speaker 3: stroke there I found an ever Clear CD. And I
Speaker 3: know you and I both loved Ever Clear from back
Speaker 3: in the day unburned.
Speaker 1: Ever Clear CD. I mean, it was like so nostalgic. Yet,
Speaker 1: do you know what I had?
Speaker 3: keV the very first volume one Jock Jams.
Speaker 1: Oh what songs were?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: You one? It starts with I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna are you all ready for this? For sure?
Speaker 1: Hold on? I'm actually.
Speaker 3: I had the very first Now that's what I call
Speaker 3: music numbers.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, I am old, all.
Speaker 2: Right, hold on and here here's this is Jack Jams
Speaker 2: Volume one. I just pulled it up online. Uh, Jack
Speaker 2: Jams and one? Where the hell it go?
Speaker 3: Let's get ready to rumble, get ready for this womp?
Speaker 1: There it is. Strike it up here you go, Hey,
Speaker 1: this is that loop t.
Speaker 3: This DC.
Speaker 1: And then we kicked in the float kicking.
Speaker 3: I thought I was so cool making up dances in
Speaker 3: my bedroom to the.
Speaker 1: Tik Tik tik, my bang body over here.
Speaker 3: My old Navy text best these street wars.
Speaker 5: When you get in.
Speaker 1: Come on, I should have a Yeah, I like that
Speaker 1: said this is all this is get ready.
Speaker 3: For that.
Speaker 1: Step for your tried piston. By the way, this was
Speaker 1: not on the love tape that your guy said, is it?
Speaker 1: Are you ready for this?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Uh God.
Speaker 2: Those old CDs were the greatest. The only thing better
Speaker 2: than those old CDs were cassettes and vinyl back in
Speaker 2: the day.
Speaker 3: Well it also I have a box somewhere and they
Speaker 3: weren't in the same box with the CDs, but of
Speaker 3: cassettes that I used to record off this radio station
Speaker 3: that I would sit in my room on the boom
Speaker 3: box and push plane record at the same time. And
Speaker 3: I would get so pissed when the DJs would talk
Speaker 3: over the beginning of the song or the end of
Speaker 3: the song, because I want the whole thing, you know.
Speaker 2: You know what's funny about that, though, is that was
Speaker 2: how you had to hear your favorite song. Yes, it
Speaker 2: used to be that you would had to listen at
Speaker 2: night tik Tak was on the air, and you had
Speaker 2: to wait for him to play the five most requested songs.
Speaker 1: You know, Jeanette, what's going on?
Speaker 6: Good Morning's time? Long Time? I would love to hear throwbacks.
Speaker 6: Wrote down this Friday.
Speaker 1: It was Shannon CDs be so easy. I gotta be
Speaker 1: honest with you. I barely remember Czy.
Speaker 6: It would probably be unfair for Anna being theiss.
Speaker 1: How about this?
Speaker 2: How about you know how I played the music right
Speaker 2: before the throwback throw downs? Like where we play like
Speaker 2: a bunch of mixed song like songs together. Maybe that's
Speaker 2: what I do. I'll get Shannon CDs. We should have
Speaker 2: Smith sometime and yeah, that'd be cool. Nice to talk
Speaker 2: to you, Janette, call more often. James? What's up, James?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 5: I was just wondering if you guys remember the.
Speaker 3: Walk Oh yeah, the yellow one, the yellow one, gray one.
Speaker 1: How many songs could you.
Speaker 2: I was trying to think about this with the walkman's
Speaker 2: were were cool? And then from the walkmans.
Speaker 1: Came uh what disclans?
Speaker 2: Discmands, And then from discmands came Apple coming out with
Speaker 2: their very first right is a CD player?
Speaker 1: A discmand? Yeah? Okay, yeah?
Speaker 3: And it had the anti skip technology if you've got
Speaker 3: the good one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so so when you're carrying it around, it didn't move,
Speaker 2: it didn't skip over. What was the wait? What was God,
Speaker 2: what when you're you know, we're talking about all this stuff?
Speaker 2: Would anybody have these things? Like could we call like
Speaker 2: the hardcore pond guys?
Speaker 3: I actually think, well, I definitely have my Walkman because
Speaker 3: I saw that with the CDs. I don't know if
Speaker 3: I have my Discman. I say, I have my first iPod,
Speaker 3: which was the first iPod. I love boom It's like
Speaker 3: Greenfille Village in my garage.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: We used to bring boomboxes up to the park and
Speaker 2: play basketball with them, and these things would be monstrous.
Speaker 2: What's up Angela?
Speaker 5: Hey, good morning. So I was in high school in
Speaker 5: the early two thousands. I'm not gonna say what we're
Speaker 5: because I'm old. And so I have an entire book
Speaker 5: of CDs that I burned and I would never write
Speaker 5: on the top of like what was on the CD
Speaker 5: because I would jerry rig my Discman to play while
Speaker 5: the lid was open, and I would take sharpies and
Speaker 5: do like spin art designs while it was.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. My book is just like.
Speaker 5: Super nostalgia.
Speaker 1: What do you do now?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Now, I just you know, keep its dusty on the
Speaker 5: shelf and I listen to you guys in Spotify.
Speaker 1: I like it all right, I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Listen, uh, listen to us on the I Heard app
Speaker 2: or on Spotify podcast What's Up Belly?
Speaker 4: Hello, Hello, good morning for some long time. Hey, yeah,
Speaker 4: I need to get on the line.
Speaker 7: I love you guys.
Speaker 1: Where you Where are you from? Where in South America.
Speaker 6: Are you from?
Speaker 5: Oh? I'm coming from Detroit.
Speaker 2: I know, but you said South America on the phone.
Speaker 2: Where in South America are you from?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: No, I am Mexican.
Speaker 1: You're Mexican. Okay, what's happen from?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So we bought this house and we were cleaning our
Speaker 7: attic and my daughter's at Walkman and at this player
Speaker 7: with a bunch of you know, the cassettes, and she
Speaker 7: asked me questions like what is this for?
Speaker 4: How do you play it?
Speaker 6: And she was amazed and what here is this? Mom?
Speaker 7: And I started, you know, explained to her how out
Speaker 7: the eighties and then we played we download music. And
Speaker 7: now she burns her own CDs.
Speaker 4: With from the eighties and nineties, and that is awesome.
Speaker 1: That's so cool. I like this.
Speaker 2: I like that Shannon and your daughter are learning our
Speaker 2: Shannon's son and your daughter are learning about how we
Speaker 2: grew up.
Speaker 1: You know, you couldn't have it right now.
Speaker 2: Kids. We couldn't just automatically go on our phones and
Speaker 2: say here's dinner, right. We had to actually get in
Speaker 2: our cars. We had to go get in our cars
Speaker 2: and go get it ourselves. Actually we're doing that now
Speaker 2: in our house because I saw the fees that we
Speaker 2: were paying that Rocket mortgage app that they have.
Speaker 1: With Rocket money. Son of them, Gilbert.
Speaker 2: Dan Gilbert's got a person going to get his food
Speaker 2: for him. What's going on in Leah? How you doing?
Speaker 6: By your topic today? Was so nostalgic for me. So
Speaker 6: I used to take my walkman and I would record
Speaker 6: actually Channel nine pots five Modo in the morning. Oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, I listen, I'm gonna My parents were very conservative,
Speaker 6: so I'd record it on low and then when they
Speaker 6: would go to bed, I blasted so I could actually
Speaker 6: listen to it at night.
Speaker 2: It's correct and look at you, Look how you turned out.
Speaker 2: I hope you're a good person. Are you good personally?
Speaker 5: I hope?
Speaker 1: So I love it. Thanks for listening. We appreciate that.
Speaker 2: So while when listeners will come up to me and
Speaker 2: they'll say, I have an old interview of yours and
Speaker 2: they'll play like an interview of some artists that we
Speaker 2: had on our show, and they sat there and recorded
Speaker 2: it press plane record to get it so cool of Oh,
Speaker 2: just turn that up.
Speaker 1: Hold on, I say, where are you playing that? From
Speaker 1: mice com box?
Speaker 2: Jesus turn that thing, Zach, run this board right, creak
Speaker 2: that fig up.