90s Noise

PARTY PEOPLE -- 90s Noise back again and while we'll let you finish the actual beginning of that song in your head or just listen along for Aprill's 5 second rap career. We are back at it with music from the year 1993.

This week we jump into the music from 1993 and what we remember most about the songs. Ranging from Whoot to Whoomp, All For Love, What is Love, Two Princes, I Like To Move It, and more. We also discuss a 90s acting heart-throb working his magic with music and just got to say WHOA!

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Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K -- we mean 90s Noise. This week we are joined by the excellent Bill and Jason, from All '80s Movies Podcast. We are taking it back to just right before the 90s and reminiscing on a classic movie that came out in 1989: BILL AND TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE.

We had a blast talking to these 2 guys about not only their first experiences watching this movie when it first came out, but their podcast journey and love of 80s movies.

You don't want to miss this hilarious episode where we discuss our favorite moments from the movie, our favorite usage of time travel, and those cringy moments that really don't hold up in today's society.

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This week on 90s Noise we are talking with the ever talented director ANDY DELANEY. We talk with him about his journey as one half of the team of BIG TV! in the 90s and how that has put him on his current path.

With stories from working with Sinead O'Connor, to Spice Girls to Lauryn Hill, and the list goes on - the stories ANDY has are endless and we wanted to hear them all. And you don't want to miss the absolutely hilarious retelling of his first time meeting with the one and only Madonna.

Plus we get a little insight on some obscurities that happened while shooting music videos for Jesse McCartney, George Michael, Usher and more.

We also dig a little into his new journey of film director and what it was like transitioning from music videos to his first big picture film - Love Is Blind.

Strap in on this wild ride with ANDY and let us know what YOUR favorite story he tells us is!

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We are back with another fun collab - this time with the guys from SPLAT ATTACK. We go through some of our favorite NICK AT NITE shows and how we got started on watching some of these that were long over before most of us were even born.

From the likes of The Monkees that some people apparently didn't know existed (no comment on which co-host we are referring to ;P) to the classic Happy Days with the ever lovely Henry Winkler playing The Fonz. Three's Company, The Brady Bunch, The Munsters, I Love Lucy, the list goes on and on.

Did YOUR favorite Nick at Nite show make our list?

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It’s that time again where we gotta wrap up the year and move on to the next.

While there is still so much we could cover for 1992 our goal is to focus a lot of this year on 1993 content being it is the 30th year anniversary for those shows, movies, and songs.

1992 was such a blast for us with all of our special guests and podcast collabs! We had so much fun speaking with everyone and look forward to doing many more of those in the future.

We were extra goofy doing this episode so hope you enjoy our off topic rambles per usual.

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It's Trilogy Time again! This week we are joined by Eric from Bygone Geek Podcast to discuss one of Aprill's favorite trilogies growing up -- 3 NINJAS! We are rounding off 1992 with what some may call a cult classic and others may call a waste of four hours of their lives. You be the judge on which category you fall into. Come along with us as we battle with American trained Ninjas, Japanese Ninjas and the ever popular Cowboys and Native Americans.

While each of the three movies we are discussing - 3 Ninjas, 3 Ninjas Kick Back, and 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up - all showcase classic 90s male geared themes, we also discuss how these films really do NOT hold up in today's day. and age These movies aren't only confusing in their timeline (Knuckle Up being filmed before Kick Back, but released after), the switching up of two of the main actors, but also are not very culturally appropriate with how they handled certain aspects.

While they will always hold a special place in Aprill's heart for the memories they bring back - we all can't help but agree that these would be massive bombs if released today. Certain themes in the movies could be applied today, however, it's hard to get over how overshadowed those were when up against extreme type-casting and all around not very good stories.

Let us know - did you ever watch these growing up? If so, who did you like most: Rocky, Colt, Tum-Tum or Grandpa?

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One movie from 1992 that people either remember like it was yesterday or have no clue what the hell you are talking about is FernGully.

This week Aprill and Ashley are joined by Shaleena from Everything 90s Podcast to discuss this elusive movie. While only one of us remembers ever watching it as a child, we see how well this holds up in today's society.

We discuss the creepy aspects of Tim Curry's character, the tortured soul of poor Batty, and the love story that developed between Zak and Crysta.

We also dig deeper into the beef between Disney and Robin Williams and how this film was possibly where it all started from.

Come along for this environmental ride with us as we are not holding back our thoughts on this movie.

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This week Aprill and Ashley are joined by renowned creator, writer and author - MITCHELL KRIEGMAN. Not only do some of his credits include working on the likes of SNL, Ren & Stimpy, Rugrats to name a few; but he also created Nickelodeon's FIRST SITCOM : Clarissa Explains It All and Disney's Bear In The Big Blue House, and It's A Big Big World.

We get the scoop on his process for creating a new project along with some of the things he has cooking. Are we going to get that Clarissa Reboot??? He is still very "mum" on it but he did provide us with an INCREDIBLE book: Things I Can't Explain (the audible version has a familiar voice reading the story, which explains why Aprill was impressed it sounded so much like Melissa). Not only that but his other book, Being Audrey Hepburn has eyes set for the big screen!

We also got to speak with him about his creation of Shadowmation - which is way cool! Plus check our Instagram videos for some exclusive clips Mitchell provided us himself!

Also, this episode we stray a little from talking just 90s and got insight from a writer regarding the current writers strike.

Hell, we could write our own book about all the great things in this episode.

We'll quote the amazing and always in our corner, Bear : Don't ask me why, it's a bear thing

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There was nothing like gathering around the T.V. with your family on a Friday night for, you guessed it - TGIF!

This week we both open our eyes to a "new to our eyes" show from the early days of TGIF. For Aprill, that meant checking out the iconic mixed family show Step by Step, while Ashley experienced the groundbreaking show Family Matters. And of course we couldn't forget 'NOT THE MAMA' with Dinosaurs. We even were able to circle back around to a nod at our first guest Brian Levant with a certain episode of Step by Step.

Join us as we talk comedy and those hard-hitting, gut-wrenching episodes that one specific co-host can't seem to get enough of -- guess someone is just a sucker for punishment. In the great words of Steve Urkel - DID I DO THAT???

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This week we speak with iconic music video director and editor : HOWARD GREENHALGH.

With over 100 music videos under his belt we discuss some of his most iconic work to us 90s kids, including getting some radical insight on the ideas for those.

Not sure of what his work includes?... If you grew up in the 90s watching MTV or VH1 videos you absolutely know his work. From SNAP!: RHYTHM IS A DANCER (Ashley's pick for top '92 song) to SOUNDGARDEN: BLACK HOLE SUN and SPICE GIRLS: GOODBYE, Howard talks to us about his time working on those videos and more because that is only just a TIP of the iceberg of his work.

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