We explore the best and worst Canadian entertainers that graced our screens and airwaves during the 80s and 90s.

Employed by 26 nations around the world, we discuss why the F-16 has remained in service while others have been retired.

Step into a time machine and journey back to the raddest era of animated television, the 1980s!

We’re joined by email mag subscriber Flavio for Trivia Night IV to challenge Milo on knowledge of 1985 TV.

Jamie and Milo shift focus to discuss a few of the things that make the modern era better than the previous.

We’re joined by Stephen Pitalo to discuss our two picks for classic music videos that are worth checking out.

In this episode, the guys look back at the action-packed ‘80s blockbuster: Lethal Weapon.

The Wheels of Doom return to spin up TV trivia from 1983. The guys bring some interesting facts about TV shows that year.

We’re joined again by Genevieve to discuss 90s trash television and her recent interview with Jerry Springer.

The guys explore the origins of inline skates, or as they are more commonly known, rollerblades.

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

We explore the A-Team’s lasting impact on popular culture, from its catchy theme song to cast members tensions.

We discuss the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, one of the worst nuclear disasters in history.

Join us as we explore the fascinating history of one of the most iconic and powerful tanks ever built - the M1 Abrams.

The Muscles from Brussels vs. the ponytail from the Midwest, as Jean-Claude Van Damme takes on Steven Seagal.

We look at the rise of Vladimir Putin, who became the prime minister of Russia in 1999 and led the country since.

We try to figure out if a Golden Girl would date which Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

We look back at the creation of the Euro; the currency that many European countries switched over to in 1999.

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

We put Prince’s “1999” against Nena’s “99 Luftballons”. Which song will come out on the top of this music chart?