Connor is off this week because he just got married!

Chris follows through with the story of Antz vs. A Bug's Life from last week. 

We'll be back next week with our regular thing. 

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This week dives into a few interesting stories about Microsoft, AOL, Rugrats, and Nintendo! We also discuss the benefits of unlimited beer (many) and drawbacks of running a 10K without unlimited beer (also many). Did you know that they're making a movie out of the video game Rampage?! The Rock is in it, as one would expect. Our 90s spotlight shines bright on the wonderful benefits that poison brought into our lives. Are we talking about the band or the chemical group? Tune in to find out! Sponsor an episode for $10 and we'll plug your wares! Hit us up at [email protected] for more info.

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This week kicks off on the wrong foot but quickly rebounds...no it doesn't, actually. This was a shit week for news. Sorry about that. Movies and music isn't great either. Oh, and Connor forgot to bring the microphone so we had to use Chris's which is definitely meant for one person. We tried. We really tried. THE STRUGGLE WAS AND CONTINUES TO BE REAL. Things pick up with this week's episode of Seinfeld, our 90s spotlight on Contra 3, and our video game-related sponsor! We finished on a high note and that's what matters (assuming you make it that far). Wanna be a $10 sponsor? Drop us a line at [email protected] for more info!

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This week gets into car phone accessories, Magic Johnson, Disney's quest for public financing, and temporarily impoverished Hollywood elites. It was a wild week. We also discuss how frozen foods have come a long, long way since the 1990s. We of course cover pizza, Hot Pockets (which are decidedly not pizza but are very much pizza-like), Hungryman meals, and other frozen delicacies! This week's episode is brought to you by a familiar old jingle. Some would call it green, others would call it giant, and some may even call it both! You'll have to listen to find out. Sponsor an episode for the surprisingly reasonable price of $10 (or equivalent tacos)! Drop us a line at [email protected] for more info.

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This week's episode takes a course on flirting, learns of a weird Japanese cult, and laughs about a cougar in the White House. It's not what you think (this time). We also talk about the role that C+C Music Factory played in a Montreal man's $149 ticket for, well, you'll have to listen to the episode. What were you afraid of in the 90s? We talk about a few popular fears and how they were perpetuated. Wanna sponsor an episode for the low low price of $10 (or equivalent tacos)? Drop us a line at [email protected] for more info!

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This week's episode tries Bill Clinton on for size! ...we know. We also discuss the recovery of 5000 stolen Barbie dolls, and regretfully inform you that the world did not end this week as one South Korean religious movement predicted. Maybe next time. Connor thoroughly explains how he got his hands on a Super Nintendo Classic and why it's so important (to him, at least). Godspeed to the rest of you trying to do the same! Episode 43 is brought to you by stopping, collaborating, and listening. It's so important. Want to sponsor an episode? Send us $10 and we'll make it happen! Drop us a line at [email protected] for more info.

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This week gets into fake news dinosaurs, a lost cello, the Intel chime, and the best way to capture kids (but please don't actually do that)! We also discuss the joy of playing McDonalds Monopoly as kid in the 90s, and the immense sadness that fell upon us when we learned that it was all a lie. Stuck in the 90s is brought to you by The Home Impodcast! Their show digs into our favourite home improvement tv show, Home Improvement. They do interviews with stars of the show and cover Tim Allen's other 90s work as well. It's really good stuff. Check their website out here: https://thehomeimpodcast.com/ If you'd like to sponsor an episode please email us at [email protected]! It's only $10. DO IT. JUST DO IT. EVERYONE ELSE IS DOING IT SO YOU SHOULD DO IT TOO.  ...did that work?

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This week's episode gets into how McDonalds expanded into China, how the KKK used a Mister Rogers impersonator to make racist phone calls, and how Steven Seagal really wants an Oscar. There's a lot going on here. We also talk about how Flatliners is flatlining and why Star Wars video games are excellent (but sometimes bad). Can't win 'em all. Wanna be a $10 sponsor? Email us at [email protected] for more info!

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This episode gets into JenniCAM, Mike Tyson, Cassini, and the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile! This week is great. The spotlight dives deep into reliving our youth by rebuying it. We discuss how you're going to need some serious cold hard cash if you want to get your hands on a Nintendo 64, and the joy of opening a box of trading cards. Episode 40 is brought to you by John Lithgow's face. It was around in the 90s and it's still here today! Bask in his wonderful, emotive ambiance. Wanna be a $10 sponsor? Drop us a line at [email protected] for more info!

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This week is full of Clinton jokes, death fences, and Barbie conspiracies. Actually just one Barbie conspiracy, and it's not really even a conspiracy...it's a happening, maybe? It's definitely a thing that happened, that much we do know. This week's episode is brought to you BY MENNEN! That's right, this week's episode comes courtesy of a tagline guaranteed to get stuck in your head. Sorry, not sorry. Wanna be a $10 episode sponsor? Hit us up at [email protected] for more info!

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