'90s Nickelodeon child-star David Eck joins Katie in a conversation about current TV shows and documentaries like Call Me Miss Cleo. You know, the '90s TV psychic that would charge $5 per minute to have your fortune read over the phone by people that were secretly reading from a script? Katie also watched the thrilling Bernie Madoff documentary on Netflix! You know, the chairman of Nasdaq in the 1990's that orchestrated the largest Ponzi Scheme in history? They also chat about student loan debt and the Columbine shooting in a more serious tone.

Clutch your pearls and let's go back to the decade when David auditioned for the Backstreet Boys, no one was talking about mental fitness yet, and we all wanted to "Call Miss Cleo, now!"

Life. Was. Good.

Katie and Heather continue the conversation and reminisce on the nostalgic toys, foods, memories and so much more from the '90s!

Grab your orange Rugrats VHS tapes and let's go back to a time when Bill Nye made us interested in Science, the Spice Girls made us want to become fashion designers and JTT made us weak in the knees.

Life. Was. Good.

Join Katie and Heather as they stay kind and rewind back to the decade that shaped our childhoods! The 90s tried to turn us into collectors that could have potentially made us all millionaires with things like Pokémon cards and Beanie Babies!

Grab your $50 savings bond from 1991 and cash it in because those dust-collectors aren’t gonna save you now and let’s go back to a time when sitting right in front of the TV made you a rebel, the Pure Moods commercials were the soundtrack of our youth and we all faked sick, at least once, to stay home and watch The Price is Right!

Life. Was. Good.

Join Katie and Heather as they get a little raunchy on episode 69! In celebration, they touch on some of the sex scandals of the '90s from Prince Charles to Hugh Grant. The decade brought out the McNasty in so many people..mostly the men! They also talk about the current headlines involving sexual allegations against Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys and how it affected the groups recent appearances.

Grab your 6 and we'll grab our 9 and let's go back to a time when we still wanted to be Mrs. Nick Carter, he was allegedly telling people it was possible so they'd hook up with him, and Prince Charles was caught having sexy talk involving.. a tampon?!

Life. Was. Good.

Christmas themed '90s sit-coms?! You got it, dude! Television in the '90s gave us great holiday memories with shows like Family Matters, Friends, Boy Meets World, Full House, Seinfeld and Home Improvement. Katie and Heather talk about the top rated holiday episodes while getting into some recent pop-culture stories and debates involving actors that have appeared on these shows!

Warning: Real Santa talk in this episode so keep the young ones out of the room!

Grab your Yule logs and lets go back to a time when Uncle Jessie saved the spirit of Christmas, Topanga was dating Lance Bass of *N Sync in real life, and Ross Gellar won the holiday with his armadillo costume.

Life. Was. Festivus.

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.

Katie's '90s middle school friend ('96-'99), Ashley, is back in studio to talk about the toys, dolls and games from our favorite decade that shaped our childhoods! Hear clips from the hit commercials like Boppit, Guess Who, Pogs, and all of our memories that come along with it PLUS a bunch of random stories that will forever live in our minds and our hearts!

Grab your lightbulb-not-included Easy Bake Oven and let's go back to a time when we all became professional bakers, Creepy crawlers told us we could "be creepy without being bad," and your dad was gonna need a Sam's Club membership to get that trampoline that was always hanging from the ceiling.

Life. Was. Good.

MTV's Total Request Live, AKA TRL, was a must-watch after school show that ran from 1998-2008 and was hosted by Carson Daly, DUH! Join Katie and Heather as they take a stroll down memory lane and attempt to explain the shows history and how it helped to create pop stars like Britney & Christina, thrust new boy bands like 'N Sync and Backstreet Boys into stardom, while introducing us to "cool kid music" from artists like Eminem and Puff Daddy. They reflect on the top videos that were played and their favorite memories including when Mariah Carey came for a surprise visit!

Grab your Nokia cell phone and let's go back to a time when we were all dialing 1-888-311-4343 to vote the "Baby, One More Time" music video into the top 10, Nick Carter's '90s music inspiration was Nirvana, and Mariah was simply just trying to hand out popsicles to her fans, Darling!

Life. Was. Good.

Play along with Katie and Heather as they host another round of '90s trivia with the best sound effects! Where did the Oprah Winfrey show originally film? Zubaz was a popular brand of what type of clothing? What was the patch of hair men grew under their bottom lip commonly called? Magician, David Copperfield, was engaged to which German supermodel and actor?

Grab your Guess jeans and let's go back to a time when we were all humming the Oprah theme song while cooking dinner, we all wanted to jump into the Matrix, and Helen Hunt was America's sweetheart.

Life. Was. Good.

Are you ever scrolling through social media and come across one of those random nostalgia posts like, "Things from the '90s you probably forgot about!"? Katie and Heather chat about one of these types of posts that are sure to bring up all the thrills and chills from the decade that raised us all! Remember those erasers they promised us would erase pen ink but it never really did? How about forgetting your floppy disc at home and racing to the school store to purchase a new one before Computer/Typing class?

Grab your Yikes pencils and let's go back to a time when sharpening your colorful pencil was such a delight in the middle of social studies, hanging out by the Fruitopia machine was for the kewl kids, and being an origami expert was a requirement to get you through the school year.

Life. Was. Good.

Extra, extra, hear all about it! The '90s decade is back and in full effect and it's all around us! Katie shares the hit '90s shows are possibly getting reboots, the movies that are getting a sequel and which HOT '90s star has a new memoir. Even Danielle Fishel and Lance Bass's real '90s love story is getting the rom-com treatment! Plus Mark McGrath drops by?! Well, sort of!

Grab your copy of that Sugar Ray album and let's go back to a time when Mark McGrath's frosted tips were posted all over our walls, Good Burger had us all craving orange soda, and Matthew Perry was a friend for all of us.

Life. Was. Good.

That's what she said! It's a trivia episode, guaranteed to make you giggle, where Katie & Heather challenge each other to '90s trivia topics like famous quotes, TV shows, hobbies, toys & games, arts & literature, news, pop culture and MORE! Hear questions like: What did the very first text message ever sent say and how many texts per month in 1995 did the average American send? It's sure to make your jaw drop!

Grab your beepers and buzzers and let's go back to a time when we actually remembered the names of the dog and cat from The Simpsons, Spam was a household pantry product and a good Uranus joke was all you needed to make friends.

Life. Was. Good.

Power Rangers, Terminator and Barney, OH MY! Do you remember the Halloween costumes people were wearing in the '90s? From cartoon characters like Bart Simpson to real life characters like the Spice Girls, they were still rocking the more sweet and innocent costumes like Baby Bop and not "Sexy Baby Bop." (If you lived through the 2000's you'll know what we're talking about!) Join Katie and Heather as they go back as far as 1980 and talk about each year's most popular costumes through 2022!

Grab your thermal underwear to sport underneath your Princess Jasmine costume because it's snowing in Ohio on Halloween and let's go back to a time when we were all 'Scream'-ing for Ghost Face, McDonald's was giving away trick-or-treat candy buckets with their Happy Meals, and our parents were just learning to check our candy for razorblades!

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.

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.

Released in the summer of 1994, the American adventure comedy film Camp Nowhere stars Christopher Lloyd, Andrew Keegan, Jonathon Jackson and Jessica Alba in her (very small) film debut! Join Katie as she covers the plot of the movie, the actors and everything in between! In a nutshell, a group of middle schoolers are being sent away for the summer to different summer camps. They end up tricking their parents and form a fake but fun summer camp for 8 weeks instead with Lloyd as the Camp Counselor! The theme of the movie boils down to this one thing: Be smart enough to act stupid. Hey, that sounds like the theme of this entire podcast series too!

Grab your $4.18 movie ticket from 1994 and let's go back to a time when apparently all kids were going to summer camp except for us, Jonathon Jackson was one of America's heartthrobs, and two of the movies actor's later quit the biz to join real-life cults! For realz!

Life. Was. Good.

Tom & Nicole, Kurt & Courtney, Will & Jada, Pam & Tommy; This one is all about celebrity couples that said "I do" in the '90s! Remember when Emilio Estevez was willing to give up his marriage to Paula Abdul because he didn't want any kids with her? Or when Cindy Crawford met the dreamy Richard Gere at a friends backyard BBQ? Whether "you do" or don't, Katie and Heather will walk you through the decade and down the aisle of some of Hollywood's A-list couples, their weddings and everything in between!

Grab your unity candles and let's go back to a time when Kurt & Courtney tied the knot in Hawaii, Celine and Mariah married their (much older) managers, and Ethan's frontal lobe apparently wasn't fully formed enough to stay married to Uma.

Life. Was. Good.

Say “I do!” to the interesting wedding trends of the ‘90s! The hair, the makeup, the dress styles and more are all discussed as Katie and Heather walk you down the aisle… err…memory lane! They compare the decades most popular trends against the wedding trends of today and will surely have you laughing along with them! Though this episode sounds super girly, men are sure to enjoy it too!

Grab your disposable camera from your wedding table and let’s go back to a time when halter dresses were all the rage, brides had look like an *absolute* princess, and Vera Wang rode that gravy train all the way to the top of the bridal industry!

Life. Was. Good.

Katie and her friend Ashley watched the Dark Side of the 90’s documentary on “Trash TV: Dirty and Deadly Talk” and deep dive on the popular show hosts of the decade like Oprah, Geraldo and that darned Jerry Springer! Back in the ‘90s the media blamed Springer for almost anything that went wrong with the youth and society. Was it deserved? Listen and find out for yourself!
Grab your chair (but please don’t throw it at anyone!) and let’s go back to a time when Phil Donahue started the talk show culture, the Jenny Jones show changed it, and Maury Povich continues its legacy to this day! Phew, what a wild ride!

Life. Was. Good.

This one is all about the 1995 cult classic movie, Showgirls rated NC-17. Described as an erotic drama film, it was written and directed by the same guys responsible for Basic Instinct and stars Elizabeth Berkley AKA Jessie Spano from Saved By the Bell in a VERY scandalous, mostly naked, and cringy performance. David Eck (Clarissa Explains It All) joins the conversation as he and Katie take a deep dive on the movie and the behind the scenes drama! And there was plenty of it!

Grab your VHS copy and let’s go back to a time when we were “so excited” to see Jessie Spano on the big screen, being a Cheetah girl had a different meaning in the ‘90s and boobies flopped at the box office.

Life. Was. Good.