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The Music We Grew Up On: 70s, 80s & 90s Songs That Defined Our Childhood
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- Four Titles, One Truth
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- Mar 23, 2026
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- 1868
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Summary
Before streaming… before playlists… music came from somewhere. From your parents’ records… the radio… and the streets you grew up on. And the songs we heard back then? They didn’t just play… they shaped who we became. This episode is a conversation rooted in lived experience not judgment, not advice… just honest reflection. In this episode of Four Titles, One Truth , Tommie and Lance take a trip back to the music that shaped their childhood growing up in the Midwest during the 70s, 80s, and early 90s. From the sounds that filled their homes… to the songs they discovered on their own… to the moments that still come rushing back when certain tracks play… This isn’t just about music. It’s about memory, identity, and the experiences that helped shape who they are today. In this episode: • The music their parents played and how it influenced them • When they developed their own taste in music • Where they discovered new music growing up • Songs that instantly take them back to specific childhood moments • The one song that represents their childhood This is a conversation about more than songs… it’s about the soundtrack of growing up. music we grew up on, 70s music, 80s music, 90s music, childhood songs, nostalgic music, black music culture, R&B classics, old school music, music memories, songs that defined childhood, growing up in the 80s, growing up in the 90s, Midwest culture, black childhood experiences, family and music, radio era music, cassette tapes, old school R&B, hip hop beginnings, music nostalgia podcast, storytelling podcast, four titles one truth