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Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise

Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise

Written by: Brian Dill
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Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise is a laid-back podcast where real life meets real talk. Hosted by Brian, each episode dives into everyday topics like relationships, stress, motivation, pop culture, and the random thoughts we all have but don’t always say out loud.

Sometimes it’s advice. Sometimes it’s nonsense. Most of the time, it’s somewhere in between. Expect humor, honesty, and occasional wisdom — with no filter and no pretending to have it all figured out.

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  • “The 80s Did It Better: My Top 10 Movies + Hot Takes”
    Feb 25 2026

    The 80s had better movies. I said it.

    In this kickoff episode of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, I’m ranking my Top 10 80s movies of all time — based on one simple rule: rewatch value.

    If I’m not casually putting it on when I’m bored, it doesn’t make the list.

    We’re talking iconic moments, unforgettable villains, legendary soundtracks… and a few hot takes that might raise your blood pressure.

    Yes, I said E.T. is overrated.
    And no, Die Hard is not a Christmas movie.

    From Back to the Future and The Empire Strikes Back to The Karate Kid, Ghostbusters, and more — this is nostalgia with a little debate mixed in.

    Drop your Top 3 and let’s argue respectfully.

    Stay mostly you… and occasionally wise.

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