From its humble origins on the Gameboy in the late 90s to a multimedia phenomenon spanning manga series, a trading card game, anime series and films, and so much more, Pokémon is near and dear to 90s nostalgia. We're breaking down what makes Pokémon special, how we first discovered it, how our fandom has evolved over the decades, and playing a game trying to guess their names now that the roster has expanded from the original 150 to over 1000 today.

Hold on to your butts, because today we're going full-on dino-mania as we celebrate the legacy of Jurassic Park! We get into the scientific and moral dilemmas of the movie, its cutting-edge effects, and how this movie reignited a love of dinosaurs in pop culture in the 90s.

This time we're blasting even further back into the past with Disney's Ducktales! Ducktales is an animated tv show from 1987-1991 that depicts the adventures, misadventures, and larger-than-life escapades of Donald Duck’s wealthy, curmudgeonly uncle Scrooge McDuck, as he’s charged with the care of his three mischievous nephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie. The crew travels the world in search of treasure, fights off a hodge-podge cast of wacky villains who also want treasure, or Scrooge’s fortune, or his “Number One Dime.” Their journeys take them to pyramids, waterfalls, the center of the earth’s core, as well as through the streets of Duckburg. Join us and special guest Cary Verner for a waddle down memory lane.

Settling the 25-ish-year-old debate about which 90s boy band truly the GOAT: Backstreet Boys or NSYNC

When you woke up this morning, did you say, "Today I'm gonna talk, or today I'm gonna listen to the new episode of RETRO ROUNDHOUSE?!" This time around we tackle what is quite possibly some of our hosts' favorite movie of all time—the 1998 Disney Channel Original rollerblading Movie, Brink! With its kick-butt-and-take-no-names soundtrack, dynamite team dynamics, one of the most punchable villains of any 90s movie, the unmatched quotable lines, and the luscious hair of Erik VonDetten, Brink! is a movie that will have us lacing up our blades in no time.

Boy Meets World was an ABC family sitcom as part of their TGIF lineup that ran for 7 seasons from 1993—2000, following the journey of its characters from middle school to college and even marriage! They learn valuable life lessons, navigate the nuance of falling in love, dealing with hallway bullies, and so much more. And don’t forget—THEY WANT YOU TO TAKE THE ROLLS! Join us as we relive one of our favorite shows of all time.

Double double you're in trouble! Because this episode of Retro Roundhouse, starring our friend Hannah Meislahn for a super-spooky look back at perhaps the most iconic Halloween movie of all time. . . unless you're "Team Halloweentown!" We debate the merits and the pitfalls of the film, which witch is our favorite, the best talking cats of the 90s, and so much more.

Woogity woogity woogity! We're joined by special guest Caroline Vincent for an episode everyone's been clamoring for—Rocket Power! In this episode we relive the childhood days of free ranging the streets with our buddies, getting into an appropriate amount of trouble (and discovering that some of us were getting into more trouble than others. . .) Plus, was Freddy secretly a Rocket Power character as a kid?! Listen to find out.

No 90s nostalgia podcast would be complete without covering perhaps the most iconic sitcom of all time—Friends! Running for 10 seasons with its mega-famous ensemble cast, Friends holds a special place in our hearts and transforms the way we look at everything from coffee shops to armadillos. Kick back in your recliner and join us for our hottest of takes on this 90s classic.

We crack the shell of the 90s tv show Dinosaurs from beloved creators Jim Henson and Michael Jacobs. Join us for spirited debate about wildly different impressions of this subversive, cynical property.