Welcome to The 90s Scandal sheet; a new segment from The 90s Rewind Report podcast. From jaw-dropping tabloid headlines to tragic news stories that stopped the nation, the 1990s delivered more than its fair share of scandals. In this episode of The 90s Rewind Report, hosts Michael Reagan, and Nate Lane revisit some of the decade’s most infamous and unforgettable moments — from the shocking Heaven’s Gate cult tragedy, the Monica Lewinsky and President Bill Clinton scandal, Paul Reubens’ public fall from grace, the Columbine High School massacre, the icy feud between Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan and much, much more.

⚠️ Disclosure: This episode contains mature themes and sensitive subject matter. Rated E for Explicit. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

Hosts Michael Reagan, Nate Lane, and guest Lilly Valentine take a nostalgic trip back to the living rooms of the '90s, where laugh tracks ruled and family came first. In this episode of The 90s Rewind Report, the trio dives into beloved family sitcoms like Full House, Roseanne, Home Improvement, Growing Pains, Life Goes On, Family Matters & more. From release dates and cast lineups to show summaries and ratings, the hosts break it all down while sharing their own memories and hot takes as true ‘90s kids. Whether you were Team Tanner or Team Tool Time, this episode’s got something for every retro TV fan.

This week on The 90s Rewind Report, Hosts; Nate Lane and Michael Reagan rewind to those delightfully creepy cartoons that haunted 90s kids—in the best way possible. From Beetlejuice and Tales from the Cryptkeeper to Gravedale High and The Real Ghostbusters, the duo unpacks the spooky side of Saturday mornings. Expect laughs, memories of forgotten monsters, and a deep dive into the ghoulishly fun toy lines these shows spawned. So grab your cereal, turn the lights down low, and join us for a chillingly nostalgic ride through animation’s eerier aisle.

In this digital deep-dive, Michael and Nate log on to explore the pixelated past of the internet’s earliest days in Buffering... The '90s Online. From the static hiss of dial-up modems to the clunky charm of AOL chat rooms and GeoCities fan pages, the duo reminisces about a time when the World Wide Web was a weird, wonderful frontier.

They rewind even further—back to the internet’s military and academic roots in the late '60s and '70s—before breaking down how the '90s mainstreamed the web into our bedrooms, classrooms, and office cubicles. 

The hosts unpack how internet culture shaped a generation of 90s kids, from obsessively checking your Hotmail inbox to downloading one blurry photo... pixel by pixel. They also spotlight the early websites, search engines (RIP, Ask Jeeves), and the moment Napster turned music on its head.

So grab your floppy disks, fire up that Netscape Navigator, and join Michael and Nate as they remember a time when waiting for a webpage to load was half the fun!

Hosts Michael Reagan, Nate Lane, and guest Lilly Valentine continue their conversation about those 90s teen sitcoms that defined a generation of kids. In this episode we talk about Dawsons Creek, Felicity, That 70s Show, & more.

Join hosts Michael Reagan, Nate Lane, and guest Lilly Valentine as they rewind the VHS tape on the golden age of 90s teen TV. From the hallway hijinks of Saved by the Bell, to the moody monologues of Dawson’s Creek, and the sun-soaked scandals of Beverly Hills, 90210, this episode is a love letter to the shows that made growing up look impossibly dramatic (and incredibly well-dressed). Expect laughs, trivia, and a few heated debates over who really deserved Joey Potter’s heart.

Whether you were Team Zack, Team Brandon, or just here for the over-the-top prom episodes, this nostalgic deep dive will take you straight back to your teenage feels—Butterfly clips and all.

In this episode of the 90s Rewind Report, hosts Michael Reagan, Nate Lane, and Brayden Decker rewatch The Adventures of Pete & Pete, Season 2, Episode 2: “Grounded for Life.” which originally aired on Nickelodeon September 4, 1994.

Little Pete is grounded for the entire month of July after one of his wild science experiments destroys his dad’s precious lawn. It couldn’t come at a worse time—just before the long-standing lawn rivalry with neighbor Mr. Lerdner comes to a head. The stakes? The loser has to mow both lawns all summer.

This episode dives deep into the Wrigley family dynamics—especially the relationship between Little Pete and his dad. There are themes of pride, ego, forgiveness, and unexpected friendship, all wrapped in Nickelodeons signature quirky 90s tone. 

In this nostalgic splat of an episode, the 90s Rewind Report gang dives headfirst into the orange-soaked universe of 1990s Nicktoons—a golden age where animation got weird, wild, and wonderfully relatable. Join Hosts Michael Reagan, our resident Nicktoon historian Nate Lane, and guest Lilly Valentine, as they hopscotch through a decade of Saturday morning chaos, after-school rituals, and cartoon characters that still live rent-free in our collective memories.

Nate leads the charge with his encyclopedic knowledge of Nickelodeon's animated lineup from 1990 to 1999, guiding us from the crudely charming beginnings of Doug, Rugrats, and Ren & Stimpy, through the heyday of Rocko's Modern Life, Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, and Hey Arnold!, all the way to the stylized absurdity of CatDog, The Angry Beavers, and Rocket Power.

Meanwhile, Michael and Lilly drop their own slime-covered takes, sharing laugh-out-loud personal stories, favorite catchphrases, and the occasional “Did that really happen?” moment. From the existential dread of Ren & Stimpy to the urban heart of Hey Arnold, every show gets its due—and a few deep cuts (looking at you, Kablam!) make surprise appearances too.

Whether you were a Cynthia-wielding Angelica fan or a Donnie-from-Wild Thornberrys chaos goblin, this episode has a little something for every 90s kid who ever begged their parents for just one more episode.

So grab your Fruit Gushers, get comfy on that beanbag chair, and hit play—because it’s time to Rewind & Slime.

Yo, word to your mother! In this phat episode of The 90s Rewind Report, your fly hosts Michael Reagan, Nate Lane, and guest Lilly Valentine are breakin’ it down like it's 1995. We’re talkin’ a tubular trip through the totally rad world of 90s slang — from "all that and a bag of chips" to "as if!" and everything in between.

Whether you were a mall rat, a skater kid, or just chillaxin' with your Tamagotchi, this episode will have you saying "booyah!" as we decode the dopest phrases that defined a decade. So grab your Walkman, throw on your freshest windbreaker, and get ready to talk the talk — 90s style.

It's nostalgic, it’s gnarly, and it’s hella fun. Don’t miss this slang-tastic breakdown that'll have you feelin’ like you’re back in the golden age of frosted tips and Fresh Prince.

Kicking off Season 2 of the podcast hosts Michael Reagan, Nate Lane, Brayden Decker, & Guest; Lilly Valentine discuss the music of the era. More specifically, the "NOW That's What I Call Music!" album, released in the United States October 27, 1998. The hosts also create their own 90s NOW albums, and you the listeners decide who's album you would purchase if this were still the pre-digital download age!