Breathing new life into past cultures that are sorely missed.
The guys sit down to tell stories about the wonderful time during childhood when school was cancelled due to snow. Jason talks about being trapped in a hunting shack, Luke gambled and lost playing video games, Matt and Luke didn't get rich shoveling driveways and Matt talks about the importance of always taking a coat with you.
When the guys started the podcast they determined that 1980 would be the earliest year they would talk about because that was the year that Jason, the oldest member of crew was born. In episode 68 they revisit the songs and musical events of 1980, it was the beginning of the end for disco and the new wave was taking off.
The guys sit down to talk about the TV shows that shaped their life in 1992. Game shows for teens, old women, trailblazing black sitcoms, children's horror anthologies and critically acclaimed cartoons are amongst the shows of 1992. Luke tells the story about the time him and a friend Gina-ed a woman in a video store. We say goodbye to Johnny Carson and hello to Jay Leno.
In the 5th installment of under-appreciated horror movies the guys loosen the reigns and talk a bit about some movies that were popular but don't get brought up in conversation as much anymore. They also discuss what they have been doing to get into the Halloween spirit and Matt and Luke talk about Halloween Ends.
After taking the summer off the guys are back to talk about the biggest star in Hollywood in the 1980’s and 1990’s, Arnold Schwarzenegger. On top of his movie career they go into details about his early childhood, his body building career and his political career.
The guys sit down to talk about 1992 and all of the video games that shaped their young pre-teen minds.
The guys sit down to tell stories about their first jobs and the people they met working there. Matt and Luke had paper routes. Luke worked at a grocery chain, Matt worked at a Mexican restaurant and Jason worked at both a Mexican restaurant and a grocery chain.
The guys sit down to talk about the TV shows that shaped their life in 1991. 1991 was a year for Nickelodeon and talk shows.
The guys sit down to discuss one of the all time greatest children's entertainers and most recognizable character actors of the 1980's, Jim Varney aka Ernest P. Worrell. Since he is one of the most famous people from our neck of the woods we all know people who knew him personally.
The guys sit down to talk about 1994 and all of the video games that made their Middle School lives so much better. Matt and Luke remember getting Sega Channel. They also discuss NBA Jam Ski Trips and Mortal Kombat tournaments.
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