The guys look back at The Fall Guy to discuss the making of the show, share trivia, and their boyhood memories.

Ghostbusters was released 40 years ago! Jamie and Milo discuss some interesting facts and why they still love the movie.

The guys look at the history of breakdancing, its rise in the 80s and addition as a sport in the 2024 Summer Olympics.

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.

Taking a stroll down late-night tv, we’re joined by Katie of the Retromade podcast to discuss our memories of USA Up All Night.

Jamie and Milo debate gaming. and the video game console rivalry between the Nintendo 64 and the PlayStation 1.

Two of the best sitcoms in the 80s with two of the most memorable theme songs in history, Cheers and Night Court.

We’re joined by Shaleena of the “Everything 90s Podcast” to discuss the amazing and sometimes tragic life of Mariah Carey.

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

We’re joined by author Ryan Stevens, author to revisit the golden era of figure skating.

The guys look at the amazing life of 95-year-old, still working actor, and Hollywood Legend James Hong.

In this episode, the guys look back and discuss their favorite Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis games.

Milo and Jamie discuss the Harry Potter books and the impact they had on the world.

We explore the UK miners’ strike that ran from 84 to 85. The strike is considered one of the most violent industrial disputes in Britain.

Both brilliant and both changed the world we live in. We explore frenemies Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.

Besides here athleticism, the guys discuss why “America’s Sweetheart” is an icon of the 1980s.

We are joined by author Alexander Cherin of “The Mighty 390” to discuss how 1980s California shaped the entire US.

We look at "Kids Incorporated’ which follows a group of future stars who spend their time socializing and singing at The P*lace.

We explore Orwell’s literary work, its cinematic adaptation, the actual year 1984, and its chilling relevance to the world in 2024.

Milo and Jamie look at “Mannequin” and “Splash” to see find out which is the better quirky ‘80s romcom classic.