Shawn Hare sits down with Justin and Jon for the thirty-sixth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Shawn’s childhood favorites, most importantly, The Golden Voyage of Sinbad and Chef Boyardee Ravioli. Shawn also opens up about liking monster movies as a kid, his gratification for practical effects, family meal traditions, and his knowledge of canned foods. See whether or not Shawn thinks his youth holds up.

For the thirty-fifth episode of The Hold Up, Justin and Jon talk about some of their childhood holiday favorites while eating various snacks. Our hosts also open up about the correct pronunciation of ‘Reese’s Pieces,’ 90s cartoon holiday specials, continuity issues involving the Miami Dolphins, classic holiday commercials, and the science of combining peanut butter with chocolate. See whether or not Justin and Jon’s holiday memories hold up.

Logan Cooperberg sits down with Justin and Jon for the thirty-fourth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Logan’s childhood holiday favorites, most importantly, A Rugrats Chanukah, Just Friends, and various holiday treats. Logan also opens up about learning religious traditions via cartoon holiday specials, the reality of evil cousins, the intricacies of trying not to laugh while staring at Ryan Reynolds in a fat suit, and different classifications of gingerbread. See whether or not Logan thinks his holiday memories hold up.

Anthony Jarvis sits down with Justin and Jon for the thirty-third episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Jarvis’s childhood holiday memories, most importantly, Ernest Saves Christmas and Christmas cookie and treats. Jarvis also opens up about the origins of Ernest, his history with Italian cookies, Santa’s magic touch, his seasonal Ernest habits, corn syrup garbage, and so much more. See whether or not Jarvis thinks his holiday memories hold up.

Stephanie Morelle sits down with Justin and Jon for the thirty-second episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Steph’s childhood favorites, most importantly, High School Musical, Hershey’s Chocolate Sundaes and Push Pops. Steph also opens up about using fake Internet connections as plot points, her ice cream habits, the Halloween fairy, and her truest childhood love, naps. See whether or not Stephanie thinks her youth holds up.

Mark Barone sits down with Justin and Jon for the thirty-first episode of The Hold Up to talk about Planes, Trains and Automobiles, and some Thanksgiving-themed snacks. Mark also opens up about Thanksgiving traditions, comparing every movie to Chef, every chance he gets, and simultaneously becoming the first two-time and three-time guest on the podcast. See whether or not Mark thinks Thanksgiving holds up.

Mike Murdock sits down with Justin and Jon for the thirtieth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Mike’s childhood favorites, most importantly, Meteor Man and Combos. Mike also opens up about growing up as an indoor kid, the process of getting superpowers from a meteor, the intricacies of fictional gangs, different cracker combinations, and the forwardness of oregano. See whether or not Mike thinks his youth holds up.

Tyffanie Silva sits down with Justin and Jon for the twenty-ninth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Tyf’s childhood favorites, most importantly, Rock-a-doodle and Ants On A Log. After a haircut update from Justin, Tyf opens up about her love for all animated movies, growing up without cable, being generally scared by horror movies, her grocery store preferences, and more. See whether or not Tyf thinks her youth holds up.

Bob Paré sits down with Justin and Jon for the twenty-eighth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Bob’s childhood favorites, most importantly, Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Quisp cereal. Bob also opens up about coming of age during a different generation than our hosts, seeing classic 80s movies in the theaters over and over again, his overall knowledge of pop culture throughout the years, and being our first guest to wear a shirt that matches their food choice. See whether or not Bob thinks his youth holds up.

Matt Wolstencroft sits down with Justin and Jon for the twenty-seventh episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Matt’s childhood favorites, most importantly, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Seasonal Halloween Cereal, specifically Count Chocula and Franken Berry. Matt also opens up about having a nickname passed down to him, the seamless magic of puppetry, the sprawling world of the Ninja Turtles, his invention of peanut butter and jelly cereal, being able to interact with the back of cereal boxes, and more. See whether or not Matt thinks his youth holds up.