The One With All The 90s

We love snacks, especially eating them in a dark movie theater! But how did noisy, crunchy popcorn even become a snack to begin with and how much was everyone paying for it through the '90s decade? It sounds silly but there's so much to unpop..err..unpack here and we have the Great Depression to thank for it! Coming out of the '80s popcorn was $0.75 and a drink was about $1. Then in 1994 it was said that, "The scariest thing at the movies isn't Jason or Freddy...it's popcorn!" Wait til' you hear why!
Grab your $22 in 2022 movie theater popcorn and let's go back to a time when the Great Depression paved the way for theater snacks, the first movie theater in 1905 was called the Nickelodeon, and in 1994 our mom's were turning up their noses to the popped snack and instead probably reading their Atkin's diet manuals.
Life. Was. Buttery.

Supersize it for only 39 cents - McDonald's through the '90s is the topic! Did you know, these four B words in the title represent the shapes of the McNuggets? The more you know! Join Katie and Heather as they laugh and reminisce over things like the birthday parties we had at McDonald's as children, the popular Happy Meal toys we just HAD to have, and the menu items that have come and gone. This one will surely have you craving a Big Mac with extra pickles and onion while internally debating if other fast food restaurants and sauces of today are actually better!
Grab your Hamburglar cookies and let's go back to a time when we were begging our moms to take our photo with the creepy Ronald McDonald statue, Grimace's character was originally supposed to be a swollen taste bud but just looked like a weird purple avocado, and the old Styrofoam food containers are still decomposing in our landfills today.
Life. Was. Good.

Half of the fun of going to the movie theaters is picking out a treat to munch on! The '90s were an exciting time filled with technological advances, nostalgia and the anticipation of a new millennium but the candies we were snacking on were going extreme like Airheads! Friends dared one another to eat ultra-sour Warheads and new candies were still being released like the Nutrageous bar!
Grab your box of Nerds and let's go through the decades to learn about the history of our favorite '90s concessions, how Skittles can't seem to stay out of the controversial headlines, and how Seinfeld helped to boost the sales of candies like Jujyfruits and Junior Mints.
Life. Was. Good.

It's a celebration episode! Heather joins Katie this week to celebrate the 50th episode of the show! Complete with sound clips and hilarious recollections, Katie shares her personal top 50 favorite things about the 1990's decade so this one is guaranteed to bring back loads of nostalgia. What would the '90s be without Starter jackets, Mariah Carey and inflatable furniture from Delia's?!
Grab your TV Guide and let's go back to a time when Arsenio Hall got his start on Alan Thicke's show, Roseanne got her start on Arsenio's show, and Bill Clinton stole the whole darn show with his sexy saxophone skills helping to earn him his seat in the White House.
Life. Was. Good.

Are you ready to take a deep dive on...Hanson?! Show producer Brian Howie co-hosts again this week and annoyingly stands his ground on the brothers being a “one-hit wonder.” As if! If you’re a Hanson fan this one is for you and if you’re not, hear why we think you should be! First though, we discuss our favorite 90’s restaurants and realize Brian is living his best life and that we’ve been doing it all wrong.