Jamie’s on his own with returning guest John Finn to discuss foods of 1994.

The guys look at some of the Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) that happed in 1999.

The guys debate which of these adult contemporary starts is the better choice for your Valentine's Day.

We look at the highest grossing film of 1999, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace.

We look at one of Jamie’s favorite films to discuss why this film has stood the test of time over the past 30 years.

Remembering the precursor of mass shootings that are so prevalent in the US today.

Jamie makes a case for why Pee-wee Herman is the better character, while Milo defends Ernest P. Worrell.

When people were worried that computers would not be able to handle the change in date.

A dense fog descended upon Soldier Field during the 1988 divisional playoff game, dubbing it “The Fog Bowl”.

The guys debate if 1999 was the best year in movies or not. Jamie thinks it was. Milo is not as sure.

The guys visit the amazing career of filmmaker Tim Burton, discussing his great films.

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

We’re joined again by Genevieve to discuss celebrity crushes from our youth and her recent celebrity interviews.

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

In 1985, the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior was sunk, killing one person and leading to an international incident.

The obligatory Christmas episode. We spin the wheels of fate which decides on video games from 1986.

Richard Simmons and Jane Fonda… Milo and Jamie discuss the aerobics craze from the 1980s.

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

The guys discuss some of the great and maybe not so great cartoons that were released in 1984.

Why not have an entire episode dedicated to the exciting topic of the 1992 Peabody awards?!