The 90s’ Rewind Report

Nostalgia alert! Uncle Nate takes the mic to vent about Nickelodeon’s missing VHS tapes from the ’90s. Why did we have to wait forever to rewatch our favorite shows while kids today can binge everything instantly? Grab your green slime and join us for this laid-back rant packed with laughs, memories, and a little retro frustration.

Suit up, Rewinders—Part 2 of Slime Time is here, and the goo is out of control! 💚 Michael Reagan and Nate Lane keep the nostalgia flowing as they dig into peak-90s Nickelodeon merch, the legacy of that legendary green slime, the unforgettable Stick Stickly era, and all the quirky Nick moments that shaped our childhoods. It’s messy, it’s neon, it’s pure ’90s chaos—and you’re gonna love every second of it.

Michael Reagan & Nate Lane are sliding back into the gooey greatness of the golden age of Nickelodeon! In this first half of our two-part slime-soaked celebration, we revisit the shows, stars, and studio magic that made 90s Nick the messiest, wildest, and most unforgettable place on TV. Consider this your warning: once the green slime starts flowing, it’s hard to wipe away—so strap in for Part 1 of Slime Time!

This week on The 90s Rewind Report, Nate and Michael are taking a trip back to the days when slime flowed freely, big orange splat logos were everywhere, and dream vacations always included Florida. In this special Nickelodeon November minisode, we rewind to Nickelodeon Studios Orlando — the beating heart of 90s kids’ TV magic.

We dig into the studio’s origins at Universal Studios Florida, the vision behind making Nickelodeon a place where kids could literally walk into the world of their favorite shows, and the iconic series filmed there — from Clarissa Explains It All to Legends of the Hidden Temple, Double Dare, Nick Arcade, Roundhouse, All That, and more. We also talk about the behind-the-scenes tours, the slime geyser, and that unforgettable blue-and-green paint job that made the building feel like a cartoon come to life.

Plus, Nate shares his own personal nostalgia story of visiting the studios in the mid-90s — complete with crowd warm-ups, slime demonstrations, and a moment that felt like stepping directly into the TV.

Short, sweet, slimy, and packed with memories — it's a love letter to the epicenter of 90s Nickelodeon culture.

Since his days in the spotlight, David has stepped into what he calls the third act of his life — becoming a successful realtor and the host of the hit podcast How To Buy A Home, where he helps first-time homebuyers navigate the real estate world with honesty, clarity, and real-life experience.

But today, David is stepping into the time machine with hosts Michael Reagan & Nate Lane to revisit the golden age of Nickelodeon and 90s pop culture. We talk Roundhouse, Newsies, working with the King of Pop, behind-the-scenes stories, and the legacy of the era that shaped a generation.

Get ready, Nostalgians! Before this week’s full episode drops, we’re giving you a sneak peek at our chat with Nickelodeon alum David Sidoni — part of the original Roundhouse cast, dancer in Disney’s Newsies, and even featured in a Michael Jackson video. These days, he’s the host of the hit podcast How to Buy a Home, but his 90s roots run deep.

Get ready, Nostalgians! Before this week’s full episode drops, we’re giving you a sneak peek at our chat with Nickelodeon alum David Sidoni — part of the original Roundhouse cast, dancer in Disney’s Newsies, and even featured in a Michael Jackson video. These days, he’s the host of the hit podcast How to Buy a Home, but his 90s roots run deep.

In this clip, David shares a hilarious story about the time he didn’t recognize Boy Meets World’s very own Danielle Fishel — better known as Topanga — back in the 90s. Catch the full interview this Friday on The 90s Rewind Report, where we take you back to Nickelodeon’s golden age with one of the faces who helped define it.

It’s a haunted hit of 90s nostalgia! In this special Halloween episode, The 90s Rewind Report shines the spotlight on our listeners as they share their favorite 90s Halloween memories. You’ll hear spooky and sweet submissions from Cameron P. and Nate R., plus a nostalgic email from Andrew C. that’s sure to take you back to the golden era of trick-or-treating, TV marathons, and glow-in-the-dark everything.

And don’t miss the big news — next Friday, Michael Reagan and Nate Lane will be joined by a Nickelodeon alum from the beloved 90s sketch comedy series Roundhouse for a special guest episode you won’t want to miss!

So grab your flashlights, pop in a VHS of your favorite Halloween special, and enjoy this trip down memory lane with The 90s Rewind Report! 💀✨

HAPPY HALLOWEEN NOSTALGIANS! 

“Bad Dream House” – The Simpsons purchase a bargain haunted house and quickly discover that the house is less thrilled to have them than they are to have it.

“Hungry Are the Damned” – When Kang, Kodos & co. abduct the Simpsons for what appears to be a feast… turns out the mischief might lie closer to home than the stars.

“The Raven” – A near-verbatim adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s classic poem, starring Homer as the tortured narrator and Bart as the raven perched on the bust of Pallas.

Nate and Michael break down each segment with plot summary, discuss how the tone and format set the template for years of future episodes, compare the scares and laughs, and throw in some fun ’90s context about animation and pop-culture.

In this 90s Rewind Minisode, Nate takes the reins to slice into the origins of Scream (1996) — the film that single-handedly revived a dying genre. Before Ghostface ever asked, “What’s your favorite scary movie?”, there were decades of horror classics paving the way. Nate looks back at the slasher boom of the late ’70s and early ’80s, how the genre lost its edge by the decade’s end, and the spark that Scream brought back to horror. He also explores how the movie came to life — from the early drafts to the big names almost attached to the project — and what made Wes Craven’s final version such a game-changer.