Retrovision

The Internet Archive, a non-profit digital library, has upped its gaming pages to include over 900 classic '80s video games. Now you can waste valuable work time playing Frogger, Galaga and Pac Man.

If you grew up in Grand Rapids, TV back in the day meant a few things. Romper Room on Channel 8, The TV3 Clubhouse on Channel 3, And Bozo.

It's #FWF! Funny Web Friday! And I'm taking a double trip! The WFGR Retrovision makes a Friday appearance as well!

Apparel company Urban Outfitters created a WTF moment by selling a bloody vintage t-shirt that reads "Kent State University" across the front. Those who know their U.S. history will quote the famous Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song about the incident: "Four Dead In Ohio." Their blood shouldn't be for sale.

Since Thursday was 9/11, it didn't feel like the right mood to do #Throwback Thursday. So, this is a special edition of #Throwback Friday!

It's another case of WFGR Retrovision! If you grew up in a certain time, to say "SchoolHouse Rock" the words immediately conjure up the songs and pictures of the 1970s.

With all the somber news the past week or so, it's nice to see a late '80s, early '90s musical reunion jam the strip!

WFGR and Celebration! Cinema North are hosting a "Ghostbusters" 30th anniversary party Aug. 29! There will fun, food, prizes, contests and, of course, a special screening of "Ghostbusters."

Remember back when you could walk into a fast food joint and feel good about the deep fried and grill fried food you were clogging your arteries with? Well, those days are still around, in one location.

The 1980s. For those of us that were around during that decade, there are fond memories of the music, the fashion and the lingo. But for those that were born a bit too late, let this video fill you in on what the rest of us were at least wearing during that time.

I'm a Chicago White Sox fan living in Michigan. It's rough. I see about 35 games a year on TV when the Sox are on Channel 9 out of Chicago. Or on the rare occasion they play on ESPN. Most consistently, I can see my favorite team play 17 times a year. When they play the Tigers.

Millennials have given up on leaving voice mails. Why? Because it is totally unnecessary. Yes, the answering machine and the voice mail are dying. If they're not dead already. Next to go? Actual conversations.