Justin and Jon are guest-less for the hundred-and-seventy-sixth episode of The Hold Up Podcast as they discuss their relationship with Dunkin aka Dunkin Donuts aka Dunks. They tell stories of getting donuts and coffee throughout their youth before taste testing a couple go-to donut flavors. The episode even stops down for a few minutes before coming back for a relatively impromptu game segment.

Devon Decker joins Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-seventy-fifth episode of The Hold Up to talk about the 1998 American romantic comedy film The Wedding Singer. Devon also relives creating and participating in his own food challenge at a local micro-chain restaurant, shares his own love and podcast about Adam Sandler, and much more. See whether or not Devon thinks The Wedding Singer holds up and make sure to check out his podcasts!

Chris Masterson gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-seventy-fourth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of his childhood favorites, most importantly Rocket Power. Chris also brings up some of the best Nickelodeon cartoons from the 90s and early 2000s, breaks down the evolution of the episode format for this week’s show, and much more. See whether or not Chris thinks his youth holds up.

Now on a monthly release schedule and back on their grind, The Hold Up Podcast covers two albums from the past to see if they hold up. After kicking off the show talking about Pokémon, both Justin and Jon bring one album each to the show to see if they stand the test of time. Will Senses Fail’s debut studio album be more listenable than Violent Femmes’ self-titled? Listen to find out.

That’s right folks, The Hold Up is back. People were heard begging and pleading in the streets for the podcast to make a return, those people just happened to be Justin and Jon themselves. Bringing us back into the world of The Hold Up, our two hosts catch up after not having seen each other in person for almost two years, and explain how the show will be the same, but also different.

Mike Murdock gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-seventy-first episode of The Hold Up to talk about some more of his childhood memories, specifically watching Dark City and eating Oreo O’s. Mike also discusses how he first came across this week’s media pick on cable TV, shares an aversion he had for this week’s sweet cereal, and much more. See whether or not Mike thinks his youth holds up.

Becca Stone gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-seventieth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of her childhood favorites, specifically Disney’s animated Mulan, and an afternoon snack consisting of peanut butter and fluff on Stone Wheat Thin crackers. Becca also highlights some of her favorite animated musical songs, talks about some of the brutal elements from this week’s children’s movie, shares her Fluff finding adventures, and much more. See whether or not Becca thinks her youth holds up.

Maddie Poirier gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-sixty-ninth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of her childhood favorites, specifically the 1960 made for TV movie Peter Pan, starring Mary Martin, and a little homemade snack consisting of graham crackers, peanut butter, and white chocolate chips. Maddie also helps us dive into the seemingly limitless tales of the boy who never grew up, revisits some of her earliest childhood memories, discusses plussing up this week’s snack, and much more. See whether or not Maddie thinks her youth holds up.

Zach Daigneault gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-sixty-eighth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of his childhood favorites, the 1999 movie The Matrix and the community sugary drink known as bug juice. Zach also talks about introducing certain movies to his soon-to-be wife, weighs in on the great milk debate, and much more. See whether or not Zach thinks his youth holds up.

Devin Kapko comes back on the pod with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-sixty-seventh episode of The Hold Up to talk about some more childhood favorites, most importantly Joe Dirt and Kraft Mac and Cheese aka Kraft Dinner. Devin also expands on his love for this week’s movie, revisits some of the things we talked about in his first appearance, points out that this week’s food pick is the official food of Canada, and so much more. See whether or not Devin thinks his youth still holds up.