The Nostalgia Blast Podcast

Playing online computer games when the teacher wasn't looking was a rite of passage in the late 90s and early 2000s. Join Drew and Brian as they recall some of their favorite Flash computer games to play when they shouldn't have been!

If the coronavirus has you cooped up at home, join Drew and Brian as they investigate pandemic movies from the 90s for answers. Going on a podcast binge is a great way to practice social distancing and pass the time in self-isolation.

We would like to wish all the listeners of The Nostalgia Blast Podcast a very merry Christmas and happy and healthy holiday season. On this episode, Drew and Brian reminisce back to the way the Christmas season was back in the 90s. From writing letters to Santa to discussing the creepiness factor of Elf on the shelf, the guys go on a whirlwind trip to Christmas past.

A long time ago, in a decade near you, the imaginations of kids were recaptured by the Star Wars universe with the release of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace! For some kids growing up in the 90's, the release of the prequel trilogy ignited a passion for the Star Wars universe that sticks with them even today! Join Drew and Brian as they remember what it was like to be kids during the release of the Star Wars prequel trilogy! In this episode, we have a special edition of the Retro Review as we contemplate which Star Wars Skywalker saga movie got the better rating: Star Wars: The Attack of the Clones or Star Wars: The Last Jedi! Finally we end this episode with our thoughts on the soon to be released Star Wars: The Rise of the Skywalker! Will it live up to expectations, will it bring the Skywalker saga to a satisfying end, and will Drew and Brian release a follow-up podcast after we see the movie in theaters? Tune in to find out!

If you grew up in the '90s, you have most likely had someone yell at you to go play outside during that long, glorious school-free summer. So you dragged yourself off the couch and headed outside. If you were lucky, the other kids in the neighborhood had also been banished from their houses and were ready to play. Whether you chose kickball, SPUD, tag, or a made-up game popular on your street, you made your own fun to pass the time. Before you knew it, day turned into night, the lampposts or streetlights came on, and it was time to catch fireflies or play hide and seek in the dark. Playing outside was one of the best parts of our '90s childhoods. Come and join us as we talk about all of our favorite ways we had fun outside in the 1990s!