Booyah 90s Now

Jesse the body Ventura is proud of himself because he knows that racism is bad. John Madden is loose neck meat from head to toe and he will zap you with his laser eyes. The dirty bird doesn't hold up. Brian Billick is one fatherly looking guy. Randall Cunningham probably hates Gary Anderson to this day. Robert admires Dahmer. Randel McDaniel and Jessie Tuggle are the kind of names that are too good to exist in fiction. 

This is a Booyah 90s Sports re-release. Recorded 6/13/17. Enjoy!

Bum Fights, Kung Fu, Hitler, The Human Centipede, Mad Max, the essence of life, David Hasselhoff, geometrically unique genitalia, old man pecs, nightmares, Shark Tank, love—all of this and more in today's Booyah. 

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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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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.

Trading Up!, where Rob barely tries to learn how to trade stocks.

Thanks for hanging out. 

Take care.

Todd Solondz pronounces his name wrong. Joe's got a tooth ache. Rob might've porked a girl at his elementary school. Gus Van Sant is smart. If you're writing something that confuses Rob, who the heck are you even talking to? For once Bill Clinton did something decent, but only to distract us from the billionaires taking our souls. A saxophone gets dunked into a basketball hoop. We don't have a rehabilitation based criminal justice system because our culture is against the idea of healing. Oprah is awesome but also kind of the same as Joel Osteen. Every Philip Seymour Hoffman performance seems like it might be his best performance. He's in this Solondz movie about three sisters who probably aren't happy while a bunch of folks have sexual compulsions. That's what we're talking about.

You can help support the show and get exclusive content each month by joining our $5 Patreon tier. 

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.

You can contact us & buy our coffee mugs and things.

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.

Trading Up!, where Rob barely tries to learn how to trade stocks.

Thanks for hanging out. 

Take care.

Here's our 2017 conversation about Norm Macdonald's then-new Netflix special. We touch on PC & outrage culture, Norm's playful unknowability, the essence of stand-up, and who knows what.

You can help support the show and get exclusive content each month by joining our $5 Patreon tier. 

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.

You can contact us & buy our coffee mugs and things.

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.

Trading Up!, where Rob barely tries to learn how to trade stocks.

Thanks for hanging out. 

Take care.

A saw will kill you and not care. Mike Judge is a dynamo. Joe's colleague Geoff whipped out his ball at the office and it was funny. Corporate America is spiritually harmful. Our brains lash out and hurt us because we're not meant to live how we're living. God seemed like nothing compared to Joe's adolescent pee pee. What would you do with a million dollars? Rob and Joe would do nothing that interesting. Wait until you meet Bowser the booyah dog. Have you not clicked play yet? Well, jeez, okay, here's some more cool stuff we talk about in this episode: Outkast, Eminem, hip-hop in white people movies, Jennifer Aniston, a stapler, problematic language, Dostoevsky, two chicks at the same time.

Rob loves Jack in the Box. Everybody knows that one Blues Traveler song. You can't kick Deion Sanders. Michael Strahan keeps it pretty harmless. Rik Smits has a mysterious mustache. Queen Latifah cannot beat Cheryl Miller at basketball because obviously. Prescient is a word we know, kind of. Toothpicks.

You can help support the show and get exclusive content each month by joining our $5 Patreon tier. 

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.

You can contact us & buy our coffee mugs and things.

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.

Trading Up!, where Rob barely tries to learn how to trade stocks.

Thanks for hanging out. 

Take care.

In April 1997 Ellen DeGeneres did a brave thing & Wendy's didn't. Rob just wants a Spicy Chicken sandwich but has to go through Drive Thru Guy to get it. Joe likes stealing and nuts. Meanwhile, Che Guevara is in a Bolivian mountain grave to the great delight of Old Llewellyn. Here's some other stuff in this episode: wonderful Laura Dern, crayon-drawn blueprints for god knows what, the American male belly bouncing around a Mexican restaurant parking lot, and ninja turtles climbing out of young Rob's nostril.

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. 

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Go go Jason Waterfalls! Steven Tyler and Steven Collins are creeps. Lisa Left-Eye Lopez burned down Andre Rison's house because there was no size four. All the historical info about TLC comes from this one really long commercial called Behind the Music. Nobody is in a TLC cover band by accident. If you say hubby like Janelle you are probably a doo doo meadow person who's never had a thought I'd like to hear. Columbine makes Robert wistful.

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.

Young Rob made bad jokes. Old Rob doesn't know how to pronounce Evangelion. Joe wants to pilot a megazord and be inherently special. American pop music is everywhere, just like Coca Cola and war. Rob is smart but doesn't pay attention to anything and that's why he doesn't read. Joe has no clue what a prairie is. Rob likes sexy anime ladies and distinctive creative choices. Joe likes Don Hertzfeldt and Chapo Trap House. Thanks, Stu, for the recommendation. You gave us a brand new experience and it was good.

Rob wants to squeeze Joe's softness. Bob Ross was a drill sergeant. Rob sometimes doesn't like himself, but he always likes pumpkin pie. Be nice to people who make sandwiches for you and bring you drinks because you're not better than them. Life can be a happy accident. Squirrels would make good running backs. Bob Ross was a beast with that knife. Paint is just goopy stuff. Joe will never have a light touch. Antiques Road Show is evil. Rodney King got beat by cops and the jury was like yeah that's cool. Rednecks hunt deer with tommy guns. ASMR helps Joe. The honeymoon phase of Rob's spiritual growth is over. Once you learn the skills for painting your spiritual canvas, you won't want to throw away the canvas. What? I don't know. Just don't be so hard on yourself. Keep plugging away. Work on those good skills. You can do it. Avoid that place where you can comfortably resent life. We've all got that place, and it's an existential banana peel. Don't slip on it!

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.