Heike guest hosts, who has recently been introduced to the long-running series to debate the pros and cons of the show and go over some fun Cheers trivia while having a beer of their own.

Mallrats is turning 30 so the guys reflect on the initial failure of the film and how, over time, people have developed a love for Kevin Smith's second film that has only gotten better.

We each pick four things they were eating back in the day—liked or not. Some dishes bring back fond childhood memories, while others stir up childhood traumas.

We’re joined by public speaker, author, and 1980s movie aficionado Chris Clews to discuss a few films worth watching for the valuable lessons audiences might have missed.

We’re joined by our pod chum Katie, host of the Retromade podcast, to discuss the Razzie Awards’ longstanding hatred for Sylvester Stallone.

We’re joined by Ross Benes, author of 1999: The Year Low Culture Conquered America and Kickstarted Our Bizarre Times to dive into some of the cultural low points from 1999.

In 1983, fans of James Bond were treated to a bonus Bond as two movies were released featuring MI6's most well-known secret agent. We explore the history behind both.

A true icon of the strange and surreal—filmmaker, artist, author, and creative force, David Lynch. The guys dive into the unique and often bizarre films that defined his career.

We relive Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, the classic television show that taught children how to be the best they can be while reminding them that they’re perfect just the way they are.

A very special episode was often that serious installment of your favorite sitcom, complete with inappropriately placed laugh tracks.

We’re joined by the iconic Corey Feldman to talk about Going Viral, 80s movies tropes, and how movie promotion has changed .

We talk about a crazy, racist runaway bride, a disaster which effects are still felt today, and a rollercoaster on top of its game.

The gang laments the end of his youth, an awful and offensive tv show, the rise of mobile technology and social media.

The gang talks about how television shows were so much more longer lived in 2003, “reverse déjà vu”, and the rise of mobile technology and social media.

Each takes turns with their picks for events, business and popular culture from the year 2002… but they don’t know what the others chose.

We share memories of the terrorist attack on the Twin Towers in New York. Each takes turns recalling where they were and shares some memories of that unforgettable day. 

Jamie and Milo are joined by Amy Lewis host of The Pop Culture Retrospective Podcast to dive into the first year of The Noughties.

In this episode Milo offers up some reasons why 1999 was one of the greatest years! Especially in movies. And has a lot to say about Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

In this episode, Jamie changes the format by going into more detail for the final episode of The 80s With Jamie, discussing one item from each of the topics.

In this episode Milo rants about government policy and the ELF.