The 80s and 90s Uncensored

How much do you know about the 1985 World Series between the Kansas City Royals and the St. Louis Cardinals? Probably not much, unless you’ve heard about “the call,” an infamous umpire decision that helped trigger a Cardinals meltdown for the remainder of the series.

To find out why this World Series remains so significant, host Milo Denison is joined by author Marshall Garvey to discuss his book, Interstate ’85: The Royals, the Cardinals, and the Show-Me World Series.

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In this episode, Milo Denison is joined by former co-host Jamie Fenderson to pay tribute to the recently departed Sir Patrick Stewart, who has boldly gone to wherever people go when they pass on.

Clip from Sir Patrick Stewart - Just for Laughs (2015)

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80s and 90s Uncensored host Milo Denison visited the Retro Nostalgia podcast to participate in a discussion to identify the best horror movie franchise of the 20th century. Along with a few other podcasters, they voted bracket-style to identify the winner. Want to know what they picked? Listen in to find out.

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In this episode of Faces of the Gulf War, we look at the man with many faces. During the Gulf War, Dick Cheney was the pragmatist, serving as Secretary of Defense and supporting the decisions of Powell and Schwarzkopf. Years later, he would become the man widely portrayed as running the government from the shadows, earning the nickname “Darth Vader.”

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As a kid in the ’80s, you usually started your Saturday watching cartoons, then headed out with your friends on your BMX bikes to race around, hit jumps, and show off. In this episode of The 80s and 90s Uncensored, host Milo Denison looks at the history of BMX bike racing and how it went from a few kids in Southern California racing on dirt tracks to a national sport and, eventually, the Olympics.

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What do mail-order catalogs, phone cords, and cassette tapes have in common? In this episode of The 80s and 90s Uncensored, Milo is joined by Chrissy Porcelli-Lester to travel down memory lane and discuss some of the things they grew up with that kids today will never get to experience.

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Lazer Tag has been around in one form or another since the mid-1980s. The game has been played at home, in arenas, and even used for military training. In this episode of The 80s and 90s Uncensored, we look at the history of the toy that allowed kids and adults to act out their action-hero fantasies, thanks to a guy who watched a movie and wanted to shoot the laser guns he saw on the big screen.

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In this episode of Faces of the Gulf War, we look at two people instead of one. The first, Margaret Thatcher, who led the country into the conflict, while the other, John Major, led the country through it.

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In 1986, Hasbro wanted to sell more Transformers toys. Their solution was to make a movie that killed off many of the existing Transformers and replaced them with a new generation of characters. It turned out not to be the best marketing decision, but the movie itself has stood the test of time and is arguably more popular today than it was when it was originally released.

In this episode of the podcast, Milo is joined by Chad from the Retro Nostalgia Podcast to discuss The Transformers: The Movie on its 40th anniversary.

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In this episode of Faces of the Gulf War, we explore the life of Colin Powell, where he came from, how Vietnam shaped him, and how he became one of the most trusted men in America.

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