Original Air Date: Apr 8, 2015

Dive into nostalgia as Kahmeela and special guest Jessica dissect the cult classic "Empire Records". It's Rex Manning Day, and there's no better way to celebrate than revisiting this quintessential '90s flick filled with angst, quirky characters, and a killer soundtrack.

As we reminisce about the era of record stores and mixtapes, we explore the film's iconic moments, from Corey's misguided romantic pursuit to Lucas's ill-fated attempt to save the Empire.

Tune in for a hearty dose of '90s love, laughter, and the occasional pop culture tangent. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the Empire Records phenomenon, this episode is your invitation to join the gang and say no more, mon amour.

Don't forget to celebrate Rex Manning Day with us and share how you're keeping the spirit alive. Post your pictures, tweet us your thoughts, and let's keep the music playing. This is Down To Watch, where we relive the days of the independent record store and ask, "Where would you be on Rex

Original Air Date: Mar 23, 2015

This week's episode is all about the indie gem "Hollidaysburg," directed by Anna Martemucci and written by Dan Schoeffer. The film, which is streaming on Netflix, offers a heartfelt look at

They delve into the unique premise of the film, born out of the reality show "The Chair," which pitted two directors against each other to create their own versions of the same script. Kahmeela and Dan discuss the challenges and triumphs faced by Anna Martemucci and her team, highlighting

So, grab your favorite pumpkin pie and join Kahmeela and Dan for a heartwarming and hilarious discussion about "Hollidaysburg."

Original Air Date: Mar 12, 2015

Get ready for a nostalgic dive into the 90s as we celebrate Black History Month with a special episode dedicated to the 1994 film, "The Inkwell." Join your hosts, Kahmeela and Dan, as they explore the heartfelt coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of Martha's Vineyard in 1976.

Expect an in-depth discussion on the film's themes, character dynamics, and standout performances. Kahmeela and Dan also touch on the cultural significance of "The Inkwell" and its portrayal of a middle-class Black family in the 70s, free from the usual stereotypes often seen in cinema.

Join us as we reminisce about the era's fashion, music, and the unique charm of this underrated gem. Plus, stay tuned for a fun segment of "Six Degrees of James Franco" and listener shout-outs!

Original Air Date: Feb 8, 2015

Dan gets really passionate about The Oscars and tries to conjure up Michael Keaton. And then we gush over the Buffy the Vampire Slayer musical episode, Once More With Feeling.

Original Air Date: Jan 26, 2015

After watching Rise of the Planet of the Apes, I'm looking to buy stock in canned intelligence and Dan wants to talk to whales.

Original Air Date: Jan 14, 2015

Dan finally gets his KRS-One fix while he fantasizes about roller skating to Criminal Minded with a 'nine' tucked in his tube socks.

Original Air Date: Jan 6, 2015

Dan tries to give Kahmeela a new nickname while chatting about A Tribe Called Quest's album, The Low End Theory.

Original Air Date: Nov 28, 2014

Dan ponders the meaning of a 5 piece chicken dinner and Kahmeela learns that Paul's Boutique doesn't exist. PLUS, we introduce our new segment "Six Degrees of James Franco". The Beastie Boys to James Franco.

Original Air Date: Oct 29, 2014

In this episode, Dan learns what a sex packet is, as we discuss Digital Underground's 1990 album, Sex Packets.

Original Air Date: Oct 17, 2014

Kahmeela takes her husband Dan, a Kansas boy, on a Hip Hop journey, starting with Public Enemy and their 1990 album, Fear of a Black Planet.