We're getting remarkably close to the first anniversary of IRTC, so Kyle found it necessary to start making content again. And what better choice to mark a dubious cultural touchstone than a dubious cultural touchstone of a film. So join a hilariously sleep deprived host as he discusses the parallels of pop music and high fashion, the telegraphing of celebrity downfalls, and a rat race reunion within a month of the dang film. So put on your cat ears, have a listen, and buy whatever I tell you to buy... presumably a mattress. Orang is the new Black!

And now for really good movie from the past! IRTC takes its first real request and what more fitting choice than a musical extravaganza chock full of legendary performances. Kyle goes on tracts regarding his accent and the very obvious presence of a certain powdery substance. No points for guessing! Enjoy the snow...show and pour yourself a drink. The glass really doesn't matter.

Oh hey. In this episode, Kyle takes real life happenings being adapted into this podcast to exciting new levels, when the first fan request gets rudely interrupted by death. But commemoration goes on, as do sports movies. In this instance, we discuss the summer of 2004, the unusual concentration of talent in a particular sport in a particular city, and one of the scummiest things a person can do to a stranger. No need to dodge THIS podcast! RIP Rip.

Happy 4th of July week, folks! Lets talk summer and baseball on IRTC. Kyle admits to unfamiliarity with the sport and, to an extent, this movie from 1993. Whats important though, is we get the plot elements and the many, many cameos addressed, and also talk briefly about bullies and small town politics. Its an all time American classic film about the all American passtime... y'know, the one that isn't "being a dick to the poor"

In both literal and nomenclaturally adjecent terms, we have returned to I Remember This Cassette. In this triumphant (?) Comeback, Kyle hits up the most famous dinosaur movie of 1993 that doesn't involve Steven Spielberg. In doing so, he acknowedges how closely this follows up that other cartoon dinosaur film, the uncanny powers of old men named Christopher, and OF COURSE, the dreadful horny on main energy exuded by this film. So call it by its full name, and have a listen... goodness knows its better for your than brain rotting/devolving television.

Whoopsie-Cadabra! Kyle got stuck in the rain or the movie theater all week and had to wait an extra day to record this weeks episode. Accordingly, this episode is done in a single segment, improvised on the fly. Enjoy remarks on the SNL devil, unhealthy stereotypes, and the terrible secret of celebrity impersonations. The novelty of this show is crazy. But it just might work.

It's a quiet Saturday. That can mean one of 700 things. In this case I retwatch an IRTC movie. This time it's Bean! What else to say. Throw in a DVD or vhs or what have you.

Happy Earth day week 🎉🎈🎉 everyone! Kyle ventures to the dark mysterious forests of 1992 in this environmental extravaganza in this weeks cassette remembering journey...which is a terrible word. On the way we encounter the most kinky songwriters and animators ever around, and also herald the arrival of some beloved voice actors, including the gracer of this podcasts placeholder image! So get small and dance along while listening lustily...while you still can and before the earth burns up. THANKS R-DAWG

Its Kyles sisters birthday! To honor the occasion, our host remembers a particularly special cassette that most folks righteously didn't see coming. Along the way, we consider the role of protagonists, surprise ourselves with feminist critique, and baffle ourselves with the presence of celebrities. Have a listen and enjoy the show, just be sure to have your stuff in order before that thing happens with the moon!

Remember the year 2000? You are going to after this humdinger of a film from the land of the rising sun. Kyle dutifully attempts to rejoint the intentionally disjointed in hopes of stitching together a plot. Are you ready to figure out if limewire was a thing? Or if Angela Anaconda was a thing? Or WHY horns sections were a thing? These questions and that's pretty much it will be addressed today. Fox kids of the world unite!