We look back at November 11, 1994 and discuss the Christmas album, Merry Christmas, from Mariah Carey and the Tim Allen film, The Santa Clause, from director, John Pasquin.

• Merry Christmas
• The Santa Clause

We look back at the week of September 30, 1994 and discuss the debut album from Veruca Salt, American Thighs, and the movie, The River Wild, from director Curtis Hanson. With guest, Matt Holborow.

• American Thighs
• The River Wild

This week we go back to March 19, 1998. We discuss Feeling Strangely Fine from Semisonic and the film, Primary Colors, from director Mike Nichols. With special guest, Banan Ead.

• Strangely Fine
• Primary Colors

We're still in the throws of October and that means we're looking back at the week of January 15th, 1998. That week gave us Wide Open Spaces from Dixie Chicks & Ringu, from director, Hideo Nakata. With special guest, Banan Ead.

• Wide Open Spaces
• Dixie Chics doc
• Ringu

Fear thee not, for this is a scary good episode. We look back at the week of February 7th, 1995. We talk about Shania Twain's The Woman in Me and John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness. With special guest, Paul Wegmann.

• The Woman in Me
• In the Mouth of Madness

We're traveling back to the week of November 2nd, 1993. That week saw the original release of Better Than Ezra's Deluxe and Mrs. Doubtfire, from director Chris Columbus.

• Deluxe
• Mrs. Doubtfire

This week we look back at October 8th, 1993. That's when Yo La Tengo released their album, Painful, and Marco Brambilla released the movie, Demolition Man.

• Painful
• Demolition Man
• Runaway Train article

This episode, we discuss the week of April 6th, 1999, the album, Utopia Parkway, from the band Fountains of Wayne and the film, Go, from director Doug Liman.

• Utopia Parkway
• Go

In this episode we are looking back at the week of November 14, 1994. We are looking at the album, Parachute, from the band, Guster. We also discuss the movie, Heavenly Creatures, from director Peter Jackson. With special guest, Scott Reithel.

• Parachute
• Heavenly Creatures

This week we are looking back at April 25, 1991. That was the time when the band, EMF, released the album, Schubert Dip. Also, the film, Oscar, was released from director, John Landis. With special guests, Colin Ravenhill and Scott Ravenhill.

• Schubert Dip
• Oscar