Let's travel back to the early 90s when MTV was huge, grunge rock was taking over and supermodels were mainstream! Let's revisit on the most famous editions of the MTV VMA awards, the 1992 version hosted by Dana Carvey. On this episode, we will deep dive into the broadcast that including live performances from Nirvana, Guns N Roses, Pearl Jam, Elton John and Bryan Adams. Topics for discussion will be pop culture trends that didn't last, the downfall of MTV and Fartman!

For more of Darien Brock, I highly recommend his long running podcast, The Padded Room Podcast, which you can find here:

https://paddedroompodcast.com/

Watch along and take a trip down memory lane:

https://youtu.be/EQ7_kUNnM4c?si=VOFfV1iyfgZ3n6zd

In the latest epsisode of Retro Sleepover, we discuss eight sitcoms that were very successful and popular in the 80s that are never talked about today. For some reason, these sitcoms never reached the pop culture level of becoming part of the 80s pop conversation. They are remembered fondly by those who watched them, but unlike shows such as Cheers, Roseanne, Family Ties and ALF they are never discussed when talking about popular sitcoms from the time period.

Retro Sleepover presents to you eight very successful sitcoms that fell out of pop culture history from the 1980s....

In this episode, we finally finish up our holiday hangover episodes with that stape of a holiday gift -- board games! We played three board games - one from the 70s, one from the 80s and one from the 90s. Each board game is representative from the decade assigned. How do they hold up? How is gameplay?

If you love board games or just got some for Christmas as a kid, then this episode is for you!