Rob & Joe talk about a sloppy mid-90s slacker movie that helped make Rob into the mid-30s loner he is today. Stephen Dorff and Reese Witherspoon get held hostage, then this movie holds viewers hostage to repeat its one idea over and over again. And Rob watched it over and over again. And now Joe's seen it too. Everything matters.

At low-effort content—where okay is okay—we make stuff and share it with you to celebrate life with curiosity, creativity, and compassion...kind of...sometimes.

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And you can listen to our shows: 

Make Mine a Double Feature, where Rob & Ellen have a few drinks and tell each other movie stories in all kinds of ways—like backwards or in the form of letters or from the POV of a side character.

Kid. Dad. Songs. Yeah!, where Rob & Felix talk about music.

Trivial Television, where Ellen & Rob recap TV episodes while sprinkling in facts, fictions, and trivia questions.

Booyah 90s Now, where Rob & Joe break down what it’s been like to live under the influence of 90s media.

Thanks for hanging out. 

Take care.

Comedian chair fire. Backstreet Sync. Freckled Sauce. Date theft. Ducks. Mike Tyson punch-out! Shaquille. Time share debacle. Italian Italian Italian. Grammar. Confession. Rob's never seen The Sopranos. Joe loves it. We talk about it.

Touch base here to suggest a show or tell a story about your life in the 90s.

Booyah is a Synopsish show. Here’s the thing I say about that: Hi, I’m Rob. With my friends and family, I celebrate pop culture, creativity, and possibility in podcasts and blog posts at synopsish.com. We have things about movies, sports, TV, trivia, music, and so on. Hope you’ll take a look. 

Thanks for listening. Take care.

Rob & Joe reminisce about what it was like to love music. Lying on a dock by a pond. Tucking yourself between two couches, headphones clasped to your little skull. Writing garbage songs in a trailer down by the creek. Longing for touchdowns and adult heartache. It's all just a bunch of 90s life set to the soundtrack of Nirvana and Boys II Men.

Touch base here to suggest a show or tell a story about your life in the 90s.

Booyah is a Synopsish show. Here’s the thing I say about that: Hi, I’m Rob. With my friends and family, I celebrate pop culture, creativity, and possibility in podcasts and blog posts at synopsish.com. We have things about movies, sports, TV, trivia, music, and so on. Hope you’ll take a look. 

Thanks for listening. Take care.

In 1991, the world revolved around Michelle Tanner. The rest of us were just getting paid by Kuwait or screwing up newspaper headlines or chasing a dog as he dragged a railroad spike through New York. Pole vault. Dancing. Boys II Men. The gum disease Gingivitis. Full House Reviewed. Airplanes. Booyah. You're sweet.

Touch base here to suggest a show or tell a story about your life in the 90s.

Booyah is a Synopsish show. Here’s the thing I say about that: Hi, I’m Rob. With my friends and family, I celebrate pop culture, creativity, and possibility in podcasts and blog posts at synopsish.com. We have things about movies, sports, TV, trivia, music, and so on. Hope you’ll take a look. 

Thanks for listening. Take care.

Booyah 90s Now. In October of 1993, Joe Carter very suddenly became happier than you’ll ever be. The author Robert James Waller got paid, Mariah Carey sang in a field, and Dr. Jack Kevorkian helped people get as dead as we’ll all some day be. Little Joe mimicked Tony Fernandez’s hit-by-a-pitch yelp, and a girl who would later get arrested for the manufacture and distribution of a controlled substance probably liked Rob. It’s all astroturf, Lenny Dykstra, dreams come true, sweet hair, and weird faces this week on Booyah.

Touch base here to suggest a show or tell a story about your life in the 90s.

Booyah is a Synopsish show. Here’s the thing I say about that: Hi, I’m Rob. With my friends and family, I celebrate pop culture, creativity, and possibility in podcasts and blog posts at synopsish.com. We have things about movies, sports, TV, trivia, music, and so on. Hope you’ll take a look. 

Thanks for listening. Take care.

In October of 1993, Joe Carter very suddenly became happier than you’ll ever be. The author Robert James Waller got paid, Mariah Carey sang in a field, and Dr. Jack Kevorkian helped people get as dead as we’ll all some day be. Little Joe mimicked Tony Fernandez’s yelp, and a future convict probably liked Rob. It’s all astroturf, Lenny Dykstra, dreams come true, sweet hair, and weird faces this week on Booyah. Thanks for listening.

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Booyah 90s Sports. A season 6 episode of Seinfeld about devils and hockey tickets and monkeys and toilet paper gives Joe & Rob a chance to talk about Montell Jordan, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the Oklahoma City Bombing, and how to say "I love you."

Touch base here to suggest a show or tell a story about your life in the 90s.

Booyah is a Synopsish show. Here’s the thing I say about that: Hi, I’m Rob. With my friends and family, I celebrate pop culture, creativity, and possibility in podcasts and blog posts at synopsish.com. We have things about movies, sports, TV, trivia, music, and so on. Hope you’ll take a look. 

Thanks for listening. Take care.

A season 6 episode of Seinfeld about devils and hockey tickets and monkeys and toilet paper gives Joe & Rob a chance to talk about Montell Jordan, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the Oklahoma City Bombing, and how to say "I love you."

Write us at [email protected] or leave a voicemail at (857) 626-6924. We'd love to hear what life was like for you back in the 90s or now. Thanks!

Booyah 90s Sports. Nick Anderson did the impossible: he played professional sports. And he was good at it. He once scored 50 points. But old wannabe-cool Joe and hot-aunt-having Rob are gonna talk about this one time he kinda sorta choked. It’s beautiful Penny, amazing Shaq, smooth Clyde, loping Horry, and the glory of mid-90s basketball this week on Booyah.

Touch base here to suggest a show or tell a story about your life in the 90s.

Booyah is a Synopsish show. Here’s the thing I say about that: Hi, I’m Rob. With my friends and family, I celebrate pop culture, creativity, and possibility in podcasts and blog posts at synopsish.com. We have things about movies, sports, TV, trivia, music, and so on. Hope you’ll take a look. 

Thanks for listening. Take care.

Nick Anderson did the impossible: he played professional sports. And he was good at it. He once scored 50 points. But old wannabe-cool Joe and hot-aunt-having Rob are gonna talk about this one time he kinda sorta choked. It’s beautiful Penny, amazing Shaq, smooth Clyde, loping Horry, and the glory of mid-90s basketball this week on Booyah. [email protected] / (857) 626-6924