A movie and comedy podcast where a husband and wife show each other movies that the other one really should have seen by now!
Tags: 1980s, 1990s, Comedy, Entertainment, films, geek, humor, Movies, nerd, popculture, trivia
Missing the golden era of hip hop? The Crate 808 podcast travels back to the 1990s with lively debates around classic albums, arguments over Top 5 GOATs and interviews with instrumental people from the culture. Every week, join Kambi Thandi, a long-time hip hop head and pod producer, as he interviews insightful guests to provide a healthy dose of nostalgia, and a fresh look on the decade that shaped the genre.
Categories: Music
Tags: 1990s, 90s, albums, classic, classics, debate, EastCoastHipHop, eastcoastrap, hiphop, hiphopgoldenage, interview, nineties, rap, rapgoldenage, review, ukhiphop, ukrap, undergroundhiphop, westcoasthiphop, westcoastrap
Every month, Ben Cartlidge and Michiel Kroder take a look at the same month in a random year from the last two decades of the 20th century. They discuss what video games were popular in the arcades of that moment in time, but also what was going on in popular culture and the world around us, from a joint UK and Netherlands perspective.
Categories: Leisure, Music, TV & Film
Tags: 1980s, 1990s, gaming, pop culture, retro, retro gaming
Cam and Eric re-watch the movies they grew up with – before they starting taking them so seriously – and discuss their meanings both then and now.
Find our earlier episodes on our Bandcamp page: whatwerewewatching.bandcamp.com
Categories: TV & Film
We, the 90s is a report-style podcast where each episode your hosts take you back in time to the days of AOL, Furbies and your favorite boy & girl bands. We cover all areas that made this decade our favorite. The time of 80s nostalgia is dead. We, the 90s is here to fill the void.
Categories: Music, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: 1990s, 90s, boy bands, games, Movies, music, News, Politics, pop culture, reports, SPorts, television, toys, video games
Film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold host a series of ongoing shows, featuring CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED (new movie reviews), CANCELED TOO SOON (retrospectives of short-lived TV shows), WE’VE GOT MAIL, CRITICALLY RECLAIMED, THE IRON LIST, and more!
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: 1980s, 1990s, canceled, canceledtoosoon, criticallyacclaimed, film, Movies, nostalgia, reviews, soon, television, too, tv, williambibbiani, witneyseibold
A podcast released each Wednesday about the exploits of Tim Taylor and the rest of the Home Improvement gang. Creators Adam and Jordan recap each episode from the 1990s classic TV show starring Tim Allen.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: 1990s, 90s, HomeImpodcast, homeimprovement, JonathanTaylorThomas, RichardKarn, sitcoms, TimAllen, ToolTime
Dive into the golden age of television with Stephen, Amy, TVsTravis, and Audie! Every week, our fab four journey back in time to revisit and revamp a classic TV show. From iconic one-liners to those unforgettable plot twists, no scene goes unnoticed. Peppered with a mix of witty banter, behind-the-scenes tidbits, and a touch of nostalgic magic, this is the ultimate audio time machine for TV lovers. Whether you’re reminiscing about your favorite episodes or discovering a vintage gem for the first time, “Those Were The Days” promises laughs, surprises, and a hearty dose of TV nostalgia. Grab your popcorn, tune in, and let’s rewind the tape!
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Categories: TV & Film
Tags: 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, Classic TV, retro, television, watch along
A time machine from the age of the Hollywood blockbuster, the George Lucas merchandising force, and the Bronze Age of comics. Todd Rogers, a chronic nostalgist, creative escapist, lunatic completest, and pop culture zealot parses memories of the past with a rotating league of guests hosts.
Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, childhood, comicbooks, Movies, music, nostalgia, popculture, television
David Hodge as ‘Dusty O’ was known as the ‘Queen of Soho’, he was one of the most visible and popular faces on the London club scene. Dusty ran his own legendary club night “Trannyshack” at Madame JoJo’s for over a decade where he rubbed shoulders (and shoulder pads) with the stars. Then, five years ago, Dusty gave up performing and started painting.
David Hodge: The Boy Who Sat By The Window charts David’s journey from the suburbs of Birmingham to the bright lights of Soho, up to his current life as an artist. Decade by decade David describes his life, the highs and the lows. This is his story, his truth, in his own words.
Boy George, a long-time friend and collaborator since the 1980s, has composed the podcast’s theme tune and he is featured in each episode discussing songs from the decades.
David’s life has been an odyssey – from stage to screen to stardom and to obscurity and then back again. Most importantly it has been REAL.
This podcast was produced and edited by Jackie O’Malley
Post production is by Karl Svenson at Tadah Media Ltd
Music written by George O’Dowd & Luke Begley, produced by Kevan Frost
Original artwork by David Hodge, podcast artwork design by Lee Dyer
Discover David Hodge instagram.com/artbydustyo
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Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, art, Boy George, club scene, drag queen, Dusty O, gender, Madame Jojo's, music, SoHo, Trannyshack
A discussion of unlikely, perplexing, and positively bizarre hit songs that swept the nation, and often the world. Have you ever heard a classic song and thought, “why on Earth was this popular?” Or “How did this even get played on the radio?” Well, we’re here to answer these questions for you. Each episode we will explore the backstory, creation, and success of one unlikely smash hit. The catch? Only one host knows which song will be the topic. Hosted by music fanatics and pop culture enthusiasts Michael Smith and Theo Beidler.
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Categories: Music
Tags: 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, charts, cover songs, hit songs, mtv, music videos, new wave, one hit wonders, POP, pop music, pop songs, radio
Travel back in time with Justin Zeppa and his international team of cultural archaeologists as they adjust the tracking on some VHS tapes and reflect on the commercials of their youth. What exactly was the world trying to sell us, and were they successful? Why did some ad campaigns have intricate narratives sprawling across multiple years while others faded into oblivion? How is it that we can’t consistently remember our keys but can still sing some of these jingles note for note? It’s a cultural deep-dive that talks a lot about cereal but also seeks the answer to the ultimate question: What is it that we really want?
Tags: 1990s, 80s commercials, 90s commercials, advertisements, advice, Comedy, commercials, Culture, nostalgia, Podcast, retro, Sauropod, thesauropod, tv, VCR, VHS
Welcome to a podcast hosted by unemployable fourth-rate advertising suit Steve Cooke and eminently-employable award-winning advertising creative and TV commercial director Tony Williams (no not that one – the other one).
Each week, in an attempt to transport ourselves back to a world where there was no global plague, we all had expense accounts and white dogshit was still a thing, we review a classic TV ad and try to work out whether or not it was any good. We’re already attracting some great reviews…
“WTF is this shit?” – Sir John Hegarty
“I f*cking hate these people…” – Unnamed bread brand marketing director
“Why do they think my name is so funny?” – Award-winning TV commercial director Tom Kuntz
“This podcast is brilliant, I’m going to tell all my friends about it…” – Tony Williams’ Mum
“I’m going to sue these dickheads…” – INSERT NAME HERE
“Everyone loves the Hovis ad, WTF is wrong with you c*nts…” – Sir Ridley Scott
“I was brilliant in that ad…” – Ray Wilkins
“Eccellente.” – Colonel Dietrich from Raiders of the Lost Ark
“Both these blokes use lady-scented body wash…” – Isaiah Mustapha
“Lovely boys. I knew their parents you know. Well worth a listen.” – Clarence Frank Birdseye II
“The mark 2 Ford Transit is basically exactly the same as the original 1965 version except it has square headlights. Don’t edit that out you wanker.” – Tony Williams
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Tags: 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, advertising, Funny, marketing, middle-aged men, nostalgia, TV ads, TV commercial, tvc
A monthly podcast celebrating ’90s pop culture and the films that shaped it.
Categories: TV & Film
The Nostalgia Blast Podcast is a conversational podcast covering all things ’90s (and some things 2000s). Join lifelong best friends Drew and Brian as they reminisce about everything that made the 1990s so great; from squinting at tiny Gameboy screens to slamming POGs and beyond. New episodes available every Wednesday!
Categories: Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: 1990s, 90s, nostalgia, nostalgic, retro, the1990s, the90s, throwback
The quintessential podcast for all things Goodburger, Surge, Lunchables, and the like. We drink beer and speak on the nostalgic topics that laid the foundation for the greatest decade in the history of decades, the 1990’s.
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: 1990s, 90s, cartoons, Comedy, film, killer tofu, nickelodeon, tv
Hey Now! Hey Now! is the popular nostalgia podcast where two childhood friends discuss their favourite childhood movies. In each episode longtime BFFs, Emily Sandford and Barney Leigh choose a 90s or 00s classic that modern-day millennials can hard relate to. Now THAT is “what dreams are made of”!
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Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: 00s, 1990s, 2000s, 90s, barney leigh, Comedy, emily sandford, film, interview, lizzie mcguire, millenial, movie, nostalgia, pop culture, review
Relive and recontextualize the alternative Christian music we grew up listening to in the 1990s
Categories: Music, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: 1990s, 5 minute walk, 90s, 90s music, afewloosescrews, alarma, alarma records, all star united, alternative, appleseed cast, art core, artcore, audio adrenaline, bec, bec recordings, bettie rocket records, big tent revival, black cherry soda, black eyed sceva, blaster the rocket boy, blaster the rocket man, blaster the rocketboy, blaster the rocketman, bloodshed, bloomsday, boot to head records, brainstorm artists international, brainwash projects, brandtson, breakfast with amy, bulletproof music, carman, CCM, chagall guevara, Christian Music, christian punk, Christian Rock, code of ethics, Coolidge, cootees, craig's brother, crank!, crux, curious fools, dakoda motor co, damien jurado, danielson, danielson famile, dc talk, dear ephesus, deep elm, deep elm records, dingees, driver eight, fanmail, few left standing, five iron, five iron frenzy, flying tart, forefront records, geoff moore, ghoti hook, gotee records, gray dot records, gumshoe records, huntingtons, insyderz, jackson rubio, jetenderpaul, joe christmas, johnny q. public, johnny respect, joy electric, juliana theory, julies, kosmos express, kreepdowns, lassie foundation, left out, living sacrifice, loudflower, luxury, made in mexico, michael knott, militia group, mineral, model engine, mxpx, my friend stephanie, my little dog china, narcissus, newsboys, ninety pound wuss, noggin toboggan, officer negative, one-21, pedro the lion, pep squad, petra, plankeye, pocket change, poor old lu, pspazz, puller, punk, pushstart wagon, quayle, rainy days, reality check, recess theory, red animal war, roadside monument, rock, rose blossom punch, sal paradise, screaming giant records, seven day jesus, silage, sixpence none the richer, slick shoes, small town poets, smalltown poets, solid state, sometime sunday, soul-junk, spud puddle, spudgun, squad five, squad five-o, stairwell, star song, starflyer, steve taylor, steven curtis chapman, sub pop, sublime records, sunny day real estate, supertones, switchfoot, takehold, takehold records, tantrum of the muse, the blamed, the cootees, the dingees, the halo friendlies, the israelites, the julies, the merbabies, the o.c. supertones, the prayer chain, the violet burning, three crosses, tn, tooth & nail, tooth and nail, twothirtyeight, unashamed, unwed sailer, value pac, velour 100, zao
Welcome, fellow Britney Spears fans! This is a safe space where we can share in our love and appreciation for our queen and patron saint, Ms. Britney Jean Spears (and all things Britney-adjacent). First up – join us as we study and celebrate her long-awaited memoir “The Woman in Me,” chapter by chapter! Order your copy and get ready to read along with us, because this is going to be a WILD ride!
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Tags: 1990s, 2000s, Britney, britney Spears, Memoir, Millenials, pop music, Y2K