The guys revisit the eruption that brought in the 1980s with a bang. n 1980, Mount St. Helens blew up and rained ash in the PNW.

The guys look back 25 years to 1999 and compile a list of items everyone had then, but don’t have now.

Milo is joined by Andrew Liegey to discuss societal shifts that were once widely accepted norms from the 80s and 90.

We reflect on 3 years of podcasting, from guest appearances to our surprise that the show has lasted this long.

We’re joined by Sarah Reichert and Kerrie Flanagan, authors of “Back to the 80s” to discuss what makes the 80s special.

We dive into the history of disposable cameras, how they work, and why they became so popular in the 80s and 90s.

We think back to 1993 and discuss things in today's world would they never have been able to predict back then.

We discuss why we’re doing this miniseries and why 1999 was awesome!

We look back at experiences that people who lived then will appreciate and today’s youth won't understand.

We celebrate our 100th episode by responding to our “mail bag”. Listen for a few entertaining answers.

The guys remember childhood and discuss what a typical 80s bedroom was like.

We take off the rose-colored glasses and look at things from the 80s and 90s we hate.

It’s been 1 year and we discuss our favorite episodes and see which ones our audience listened to the most.

We’re joined by Genevieve of Celebrity Catch Up to discuss celebrities passed we would like to meet.

The guys dip into their memories to see what they can recall from 1982.

We talk about the pivotal year of 1991: A year that changed the world.

We get serious and discuss the Mary Kay Letourneau scandal of 90s.

The guys show off how old they are as they reminisce landlines to cells.

With special guest to discuss posters that hung on their childhood walls.

Memorable moments of events from children of the 1980s.