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 In this episode, join us as we explore the iconic Mowry siblings that is Tia, Tamera, and Tahj. From their breakthrough in "Sister, Sister" to "Smart Guy" to their many other Disney adventures and beyond, we discuss how these siblings shaped our childhoods and left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.

Tune in to hear how these remarkable siblings left their mark on an era and continue to inspire new generations. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the world of the Mowry's, this episode is packed with nostalgia, insights, and a whole lot of 90s fun!

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In this heartwarming episode of 90s Noise, join hosts Ashley and April as they take a nostalgic gallop back to the 1994 classic horse film, Black Beauty.

Whether you're a horse enthusiast, a 90s movie lover, or just someone who appreciates a good story about the bond between humans and animals, this episode is for you. Grab your tissues, and let's trot back to 1994 with 'Black Beauty.'

Listen to the full episode for a nostalgic trip and a heartfelt discussion on one of the most iconic horse stories of the 90s.

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This week, 90's Noise co-host, Aprill, flies solo while interviewing a favorite 90's child actor.

You may know her as the vocal and spunky Robyn Russo from The Secret World of Alex Mack or as the semi-mean girl Grace from The Baby-Sitter's Club movie. But we know her best as herself - Natanya Ross.

Listen along as she talks about her experiences growing up as a child actor and how that transformed her into the amazing woman she is today.

*NOTE* Recorded prior to the release of Quiet on Set

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Join us in this late-night episode as we take a stroll down memory lane and discuss three underrated animated movies that may have slipped under your radar from 1994.

From the magical transformation of a princess to a swan, to the green-thumbed troll in Central Park, and the tiny adventures of Thumbelina, we're unpacking the stories, characters, and the unique charm of these animated classics.

Whether you're a die-hard fan of these animated treasures or hearing about them for the first time, this episode is sure to spark a sense of nostalgia and maybe even introduce you to a new favorite. So grab your popcorn, cozy up, and let's dive into the world of underrated animated movies!

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In this episode, we dive deep into the nostalgic waters of 90s Nickelodeon and two iconic shows that came out in 1994 : "All That" and "The Secret World of Alex Mack."

We kick things off with "All That," the sketch comedy show that was essentially our version of "Saturday Night Live" for kids. We share our mixed feelings about the show's quality over the years, but we can't help but love the skits that gave us a good laugh, like Ask Ashley or Vital Information, and the pop culture references that kept us hooked. I think the best part about each episode though was the special musical guest!

Then, we shift gears to "The Secret World of Alex Mack," a show that featured a teenage girl with superpowers. We discuss the relatability of Alex's character, who was a tomboy yet still had a girly side, and how the show resonated with us as kids. It was a show that felt ahead of its time, breaking the mold with a strong female lead who wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty.

So, grab your orange soda and Capri Suns, and join us for this trip down memory lane. Whether you were team All That or team Alex Mack, there's something in this episode for every 90s kid at heart.

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Saddle up for a trip down memory lane as we revisit the Olsen Twins' classic, "How the West Was Fun"!

In this episode of 90s Noise, we take a nostalgic deep dive into the 1994 feature-length comedy that had us all yearning for wild mustangs and ranch life. So, whether "How the West Was Fun" was a childhood favorite or you're just curious about the film that had us all begging our parents for a horse, this episode is for you.

Join us as we discuss our initial thoughts from watching it as a kid to our views on it now 30 years later. We also chat about the film's plot, the memorable villain, and even touch on the fashion that screams '90s.

Plus, we explore the Olsen Twins' evolution from their early movies to their later works and get into a friendly debate about which Olsen's line (including Lizzie) would be longer at a hypothetical convention. It's a conversation you'll definitely want to weigh in on.

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In this episode of 90s Noise, we have a special guest, Kelly McNeil, the published author of "A Day Like This" and her upcoming book "Mayluna." 

Join us as we dive into the inspiration behind "Mayluna," a captivating story of a legendary band from the late 90s and their mysterious connection to a woman named Evie Waters. Evie's grown children discover a photo of their mother with the band, sparking a retrospective look back at their lives and the impact Evie had on the band. The book incorporates elements of mystery, magic, and celestial themes, creating a captivating and emotional read.

Kelly shares her journey of writing the book, the challenges she faced in crafting its unique structure, and the emotional impact it had on her. We also discuss the music influences in the book, the significance of the title "Mayluna," and Kelly's personal experiences in the music industry. 

If you're a fan of music, love stories, and the nostalgia of the 90s, you won't want to miss this episode. Kelly's passion for storytelling shines through as she takes us on a journey through the pages of "Mayluna."

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Join us in this episode of 90s Noise as we take a trip down memory lane to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Jim Carrey's incredible 1994 run.

We're unpacking the year that catapulted Carrey into superstardom with the release of three major hits: "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective," "The Mask," and "Dumb and Dumber."

From behind-the-scenes trivia to personal anecdotes, we explore the impact these films had on our childhoods and the comedy landscape. We discuss Carrey's unique comedic style, his transition to more serious roles, and the lasting legacy of his '94 film trio. Plus, we touch on other memorable Carrey roles from the '90s, including his portrayal of The Riddler in "Batman Forever" and his transformation into the Grinch.

Whether you're a die-hard Jim Carrey fan or just love a good dose of '90s nostalgia, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and a heartfelt appreciation for one of comedy's greatest.

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In our lively season three opener of 90s Noise, join us as we usher in the New Year of 2024 with a nostalgic trip back to the music of 1994.

The episode promises a playlist meticulously curated from the top Billboard charts, ensuring that each song resonates with what each of your co-hosts remember from their childhood.

Amidst our banter, we touch upon the longevity of '93 hits that continued to chart well into the following year, with a special nod to Bryan Adams for his lasting presence on the charts.

Tune in, get ready to sing along (even if you don't know all the words), and journey through a year that still resonates with 90s kids and music lovers alike. Get ready for an episode filled with throwback jams, fun memories, and a celebration of the music that defined a year of great music on 90s Noise!

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In this nostalgic episode of '90s Noise, your hosts Ashley and April dive into the festive spirit as we discuss the 1996 Christmas movie, "Jingle All The Way." Ashley, who surprisingly just watched the movie for the very first time, shares her thoughts on Arnold Schwarzenegger's performance and the film's appeal, which she believes might have been geared more towards a male audience.

We also reminisce about our conversation earlier this year with the film's director, Brian Levant, and how he enjoyed working on the project, especially in developing the Turbo Man toy.

Tune in for a trip down memory lane as we unpack one of the '90s holiday classics with humor and insight discussing all things Christmas from last minute shopping trips, to our memories of Santa Claus, to the wonder that is the 'Mall of America', and so much more.

We wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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This week we have a special BONUS episode! For this Holiday season, we are diving head first into the 1992 Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen classic, TO GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE WE GO.

Taking with a grain of salt the fact that this was their first starring "movie" and the girls were only about six years old - we come at this with an open mind and the spirit of Christmas.

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While we wrap up the year and catch our breath with the Holiday season, we wanted to give you all a special bonus episode. We are tackling those 90s trivia games again and seeing how much we know (or really do not).

Now that Season 2 has come to an end it is the perfect opportunity to catch up on any of our past episodes or relisten to your favorites! Stay tuned for more bonus episodes to come where we focus on some Christmas movies.

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1993 seemed to be the year that was never ending - but we are finally wrapping it up with a bow just in time for the end of the year. Like all of our recaps we go back over what movies may cause Ashley to cut all known ties with Aprill over. JUST KIDDING, well, sort of. We discuss the episodes that gave us the best memories and what we look forward to next year. This means Season 2 is coming to end as well, but we will be back next year with bigger and better things as we move into 1994!

We like to keep these short and simple but we are glad you are along for the ride! Stick around to the end as we pop out our trivia games for a little more fun as we quiz each other on our 90s pop culture knowledge.

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This week we venture into the world of Robin Williams and one of his most hilarious roles from the 90s -- MRS. DOUBTFIRE .

We have a lot to discuss on this one as it was a huge favorite for one of us growing up. We go into our favorite moments and how we perceived this film as a kid to how it has changed our outlook on it as an adult.

There's also so much to get into on what we would have loved for the studios to do with all of the extra footage they had from Robin Williams and his genius improvs. Like, what would an R rated version of this film look like??

Make sure you listen this week to hear our take on this classic movie of the 90s and let us know what YOUR favorite roles of Robin Williams are.

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This week we are motosurfing with the 1993 movie SURF NINJAS. We discuss the surfing or somewhat lack of surfing, the fight scenes and what memories Aprill has from watching the movie growing up.

From California to Patu San from sun and surf to a place where "money can't buy knives" - come on this adventure with us and see if Ashley finally kills Aprill for all the Ninja movies.

Ain't it bitchin'?

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This week we dive into some of the classic 90s Snacks and Candy we grew up with as a kid. Ashley got us a "mystery box" that we open and divvy up between the two of us for enjoyment. We are only skimming the surface and will have more snack episodes to come but sit back while we enjoy a sugar rush.

Did you have a go to snack when you got home from school in the 90s? Or a favorite Halloween candy you searched for every year? Let us know on our social!

Buy your very own nostalgic mystery box on Etsy from EndlessCreationz4u

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This week we are discussing some classic movies from the Slasher genre of Horror. From the beginning of the HALLOWEEN franchise of 1978 to the SCREAM franchise of 1996 and all the ones that followed after.

Whether you prefer the "villain" you know from the get go type of movies, like Michael Myers in HALLOWEEN, or the keeps you guessing but 98% of the time "always the boyfriend" Ghostface in SCREAM, you get to find out what each of us enjoys.

So check behind the doors, don't answer the phone and if you see a figure standing outside your window - arm yourself - and join us on this horrifying ride.

We also end this episode with a new segment....so listen up and be sure to let us know what you think.

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This week we are celebrating another Halloween movie that turns THIRTY YEARS OLD this year!

We are discussing the one and only THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

With one of us having watched it during school to the other never having seen it until THIS YEAR (we'll let you guess which is which or just listen) we talk about what we liked and didn't necessarily care for in this holiday cult classic.

Join us for our visit to Halloween Town with Jack, Zero and the whole gang.

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Once upon a midnight dreary

As we ponder weak and weary

Only one thought came to our minds

We have to start in on Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen

Any of their features

You're Invited, Adventures Of and their movies galore

So sit back and enjoy the ride

Cause if it's up to me

Or me

You'll RSVP

And with Halloween around the corner, what better way than to jump into DOUBLE, DOUBLE TOIL AND TROUBLE. While we know this was technically their "second" movie, it came out in 1993 (HAPPY 30TH ANNIVERSARY) and it is the perfect season to discuss this classic title of theirs.

While there are numerous Mary-Kate Olsen, and Ashley Olsen rewatch podcasts out there, we are NOT going to turn solely into that. We do love those other podcasts but our focus will still be on the 90s itself and how these two power-house girls (at the time) made an impact on our lives. We hope you enjoy CHAPTER ONE

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We hope you are ready for this one -- We've waited over six months for this convention to come to our backyard and now that it's over the adrenaline and anticipation is going to be missed dearly. From meeting some of our favorite actors from shows we've already discussed and will be discussing to watching the panels, we break down our experience and give some healthy criticism from our time over the weekend.

Also we learned that Aprill and Elizabeth Berkley have something in common -- neither like silence and will go off on tangents to keep the silence to a minimum.

Be sure you are following on Instagram for exclusive panel videos and pictures from our time at the wonderful 90S CON TAMPA !

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Previously on 90s Noise we discussed the first four seasons of Boy Meets World and while there were some ups and downs -- nothing compared to what we took on for the last three seasons of the show.

This emotional rollercoaster ride takes us from senior year of high school to new beginnings and we are here for all of it. From the episodes that stood out to us the most and our opinions on the direction the main characters were taken in those last three years. We aren't going to go too deep here, it's a ride best listened to.

So grab your tissues and strap on in, it's going to be an emotional ride.

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While we are getting prepared for and attending 90s Con, we decided to release a bonus episode we did exclusively for our Patreon Subscribers.

Curious as to why we chose the pics we did for our Patreon banner? Well, you are in luck cuz we are giving you the breakdown on each and every one and what memories we have from them.

From some of our first adventures we shared as friends, to our times at Disney both as kids and adults, to meeting ones favorite band at the airport, the first day of school and other random memories.

We are excited to share these memories with you and bring you into our world just a little bit more.

Be sure you check out our Patreon to get a better look at these pictures and become a monthly supporter. As a patron you will get a bunch of exclusive bonus episodes and full videos of all of our episodes, plus so much more for only $3 a month.

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Cory, Topanga, Shawn, Eric, Feeny.... If you don't recognize those names together then we can't be friends. Well, at least not for this weeks episode.

We are talking about the first four seasons of the one and only BOY MEETS WORLD that premiered in 1993. As we begin our part one journey into this world we talk about episodes that stuck out to each of us from each season. From puberty to heartbreak to suspensions and how that all could or couldn't relate to our own lives.

So be ready to strap in and enjoy the ride.

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We gotta go back, back to school again, ohhhh no, we gotta go, back to school.... AGAIN.

The lovely month of August we finally are seeing schools back in session, so why not talk about our own personal dealings with school in the 90s. We discuss what it looked like for us when that time rolled around and how it changed throughout our school careers.

From school shopping, to meeting the teachers, and deciding if we were gonna bring our lunch that day or buy it there is a lot to unpack in this episode.

Did it make or break your school year if you didn't get the right folder or colored pencil pack? Let us know what your favorite thing about going back to school was (if there was anything).

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This week we take a dive into some family friendly animal lover movies that shaped most of us 90s kids (or at least traumatized the majority of us).

When you think of 90s animal movies at least one of these duos comes to mind -- BEETHOVEN or HOMEWARD BOUND. Now, we touched on some behind the scenes information when we talked to the director of the first BEETHOVEN earlier this year (be sure to check that episode out if you haven't). Join us as we circle back around to include some more personal feelings towards the first two Beethoven's. It's unclear to us how many are in the franchise but for this episode's sake, we are only discussing the first two.

If you ask our entire generation what was the one moment that caused immediate heartbreak and we are still working through with our therapist to this day -- it would be the one scene from HOMEWARD BOUND (unless you are a certain blogger). This one was a bit tougher for us to go into to try and keep our emotions in check even discussing the not as heart wrenching second movie too. While we won't give away too much, this is definitely an episode for any animal lover out there. Even if you are not a huge animal lover we hope you enjoy our viewpoints on these movies as well as the childhood memories that go along with them.

And you will definitely want to hear the end of this episode as we review a review we found on one of these movies. We have some words to say about this blog in particular. You don't want to miss it!

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This week we are joined by an iconic music video director and art designer, Mr. NICK EGAN.

Not only would you know his music videos but he also has designed many album covers and even merchandise for bands.

This week's episode we get the low-down on iconic music videos from the man himself. Take this walk with us as we discuss with Nick what it was like working with artists such as Duran Duran, Bon Jovi, Oasis, Kylie Minogue, Alanis Morissette, and Rod Stewart. Some things you may know, some you may not, but we bring you the unfiltered deets on some of the hottest videos from the 90s.

Not only that, but make sure you check out Nick's website : NICK EGAN

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This week we are joined by Milo and Jamie from The 80s and 90s Uncensored Podcast to discuss our favorite 80s Cartoons!

Yes, we know the 80s is not the 90s, BUT so much of the 80s runs into the 90s and helped shape many of the shows that came out in the 90s. From discussing some of the more obscure shows like Heathcliff and ThunderCats to the well known one's like Care Bears and Garfield we take you on a journey with some extra friends along the way.

Also, what was it like rewatching some of these more kid geared cartoons now as adults? Do they still hold up? Are they relatable? You don't want to miss our discussion as there were a lot of laughs to be had.

Let us know if your favorite cartoons made the list or if we missed your favorite ones be sure to send us a message.

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From spinning wheels to shopping in stores to winning a million dollars - this week we discuss the adult game shows of the 90s.

Who else remembers gathering around the TV with your family to watch someone answer outrageous questions or run around a supermarket throwing groceries in their carts? This week, we go into how different our game show experiences were from one another. While Ashley has fond memories of some, and Aprill only remembers those in a childhood fever haze -- we take a dive into the wonderful world of these game shows.

Let us know your favorite game shows growing up and which one you really wanted to be on most.

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"The picnic was delicious, the champagne was excellent. Remind me to send the Cardinal a note."

Hold onto your horses boys and girls, we have come to the episode Aprill has been waiting on since we started this journey. We have come to the one and only, 1993 Disney's THE THREE MUSKETEERS.

Based on the Alexandre Dumas novel of the same name, the timeline is 1625 France where a Young d'Artagnan (Chris O'Donnell) makes his way to Paris to follow in his late-father's footsteps and become a personal guard of the King- known as a Musketeer. Unbeknownst to him, Cardinal Richelieu (Tim Curry) has disbanded this "private army" and has a plot against the young King Louis. As with any good swashbuckling adventure there is always a rebellious trio that sees through the ruse and in this movie, it's the last three remaining Musketeers who refuse to give up their tunics - Athos (Kiefer Sutherland), Aramis (Charlie Sheen) and Porthos (Oliver Platt).

Do beware -- as with any of our movie episodes : SPOILERS ALERT !!! And this is your warning to not read any farther if you want to watch the movie first.

While Ashley made sure to be kind and not completely and utterly rip open Aprill's heart over her all-time favorite movie. We did discuss how, with the exception of just a couple of things, this movie held up a lot better than some of the others and that it wouldn't be completely burned at the stake for being overly sexist. While this movie does have a heavy male presence - one female stands out as being pretty kickass for the 17th Century. Countess D'Winter played by Rebecca De Mornay, was not only a bit of an idol for Aprill in the sense that she was someone who knew how to take care of herself, but Rebecca played her flawlessly as an antihero.

We discuss everything from the fact that Aprill is still watching this movie about once a month, how the comedic timing on this action movie is impeccable, thanks in large part to Oliver Platt if we do say so ourselves, the swashbuckling fashion choices, the overuse of "Hyah", and so much more!

While this movie isn't exactly historically accurate, the names do have some accuracy - like King Louis XIII did have a chief minister by the name of Cardinal Richelieu, it did aide in Aprill's interest in European History. So hey - at least it helped with school, sort of. ;)

There is some deep shit we discuss in this episode and a big part of what makes our youngest co-host who she is.

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"And with a flick of my wrist, I could change your religion."

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PARTY PEOPLE -- 90s Noise back again and while we'll let you finish the actual beginning of that song in your head or just listen along for Aprill's 5 second rap career. We are back at it with music from the year 1993.

This week we jump into the music from 1993 and what we remember most about the songs. Ranging from Whoot to Whoomp, All For Love, What is Love, Two Princes, I Like To Move It, and more. We also discuss a 90s acting heart-throb working his magic with music and just got to say WHOA!

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Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K -- we mean 90s Noise. This week we are joined by the excellent Bill and Jason, from All '80s Movies Podcast. We are taking it back to just right before the 90s and reminiscing on a classic movie that came out in 1989: BILL AND TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE.

We had a blast talking to these 2 guys about not only their first experiences watching this movie when it first came out, but their podcast journey and love of 80s movies.

You don't want to miss this hilarious episode where we discuss our favorite moments from the movie, our favorite usage of time travel, and those cringy moments that really don't hold up in today's society.

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This week on 90s Noise we are talking with the ever talented director ANDY DELANEY. We talk with him about his journey as one half of the team of BIG TV! in the 90s and how that has put him on his current path.

With stories from working with Sinead O'Connor, to Spice Girls to Lauryn Hill, and the list goes on - the stories ANDY has are endless and we wanted to hear them all. And you don't want to miss the absolutely hilarious retelling of his first time meeting with the one and only Madonna.

Plus we get a little insight on some obscurities that happened while shooting music videos for Jesse McCartney, George Michael, Usher and more.

We also dig a little into his new journey of film director and what it was like transitioning from music videos to his first big picture film - Love Is Blind.

Strap in on this wild ride with ANDY and let us know what YOUR favorite story he tells us is!

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We are back with another fun collab - this time with the guys from SPLAT ATTACK. We go through some of our favorite NICK AT NITE shows and how we got started on watching some of these that were long over before most of us were even born.

From the likes of The Monkees that some people apparently didn't know existed (no comment on which co-host we are referring to ;P) to the classic Happy Days with the ever lovely Henry Winkler playing The Fonz. Three's Company, The Brady Bunch, The Munsters, I Love Lucy, the list goes on and on.

Did YOUR favorite Nick at Nite show make our list?

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It’s that time again where we gotta wrap up the year and move on to the next.

While there is still so much we could cover for 1992 our goal is to focus a lot of this year on 1993 content being it is the 30th year anniversary for those shows, movies, and songs.

1992 was such a blast for us with all of our special guests and podcast collabs! We had so much fun speaking with everyone and look forward to doing many more of those in the future.

We were extra goofy doing this episode so hope you enjoy our off topic rambles per usual.

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It's Trilogy Time again! This week we are joined by Eric from Bygone Geek Podcast to discuss one of Aprill's favorite trilogies growing up -- 3 NINJAS! We are rounding off 1992 with what some may call a cult classic and others may call a waste of four hours of their lives. You be the judge on which category you fall into. Come along with us as we battle with American trained Ninjas, Japanese Ninjas and the ever popular Cowboys and Native Americans.

While each of the three movies we are discussing - 3 Ninjas, 3 Ninjas Kick Back, and 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up - all showcase classic 90s male geared themes, we also discuss how these films really do NOT hold up in today's day. and age These movies aren't only confusing in their timeline (Knuckle Up being filmed before Kick Back, but released after), the switching up of two of the main actors, but also are not very culturally appropriate with how they handled certain aspects.

While they will always hold a special place in Aprill's heart for the memories they bring back - we all can't help but agree that these would be massive bombs if released today. Certain themes in the movies could be applied today, however, it's hard to get over how overshadowed those were when up against extreme type-casting and all around not very good stories.

Let us know - did you ever watch these growing up? If so, who did you like most: Rocky, Colt, Tum-Tum or Grandpa?

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One movie from 1992 that people either remember like it was yesterday or have no clue what the hell you are talking about is FernGully.

This week Aprill and Ashley are joined by Shaleena from Everything 90s Podcast to discuss this elusive movie. While only one of us remembers ever watching it as a child, we see how well this holds up in today's society.

We discuss the creepy aspects of Tim Curry's character, the tortured soul of poor Batty, and the love story that developed between Zak and Crysta.

We also dig deeper into the beef between Disney and Robin Williams and how this film was possibly where it all started from.

Come along for this environmental ride with us as we are not holding back our thoughts on this movie.

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This week Aprill and Ashley are joined by renowned creator, writer and author - MITCHELL KRIEGMAN. Not only do some of his credits include working on the likes of SNL, Ren & Stimpy, Rugrats to name a few; but he also created Nickelodeon's FIRST SITCOM : Clarissa Explains It All and Disney's Bear In The Big Blue House, and It's A Big Big World.

We get the scoop on his process for creating a new project along with some of the things he has cooking. Are we going to get that Clarissa Reboot??? He is still very "mum" on it but he did provide us with an INCREDIBLE book: Things I Can't Explain (the audible version has a familiar voice reading the story, which explains why Aprill was impressed it sounded so much like Melissa). Not only that but his other book, Being Audrey Hepburn has eyes set for the big screen!

We also got to speak with him about his creation of Shadowmation - which is way cool! Plus check our Instagram videos for some exclusive clips Mitchell provided us himself!

Also, this episode we stray a little from talking just 90s and got insight from a writer regarding the current writers strike.

Hell, we could write our own book about all the great things in this episode.

We'll quote the amazing and always in our corner, Bear : Don't ask me why, it's a bear thing

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There was nothing like gathering around the T.V. with your family on a Friday night for, you guessed it - TGIF!

This week we both open our eyes to a "new to our eyes" show from the early days of TGIF. For Aprill, that meant checking out the iconic mixed family show Step by Step, while Ashley experienced the groundbreaking show Family Matters. And of course we couldn't forget 'NOT THE MAMA' with Dinosaurs. We even were able to circle back around to a nod at our first guest Brian Levant with a certain episode of Step by Step.

Join us as we talk comedy and those hard-hitting, gut-wrenching episodes that one specific co-host can't seem to get enough of -- guess someone is just a sucker for punishment. In the great words of Steve Urkel - DID I DO THAT???

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This week we speak with iconic music video director and editor : HOWARD GREENHALGH.

With over 100 music videos under his belt we discuss some of his most iconic work to us 90s kids, including getting some radical insight on the ideas for those.

Not sure of what his work includes?... If you grew up in the 90s watching MTV or VH1 videos you absolutely know his work. From SNAP!: RHYTHM IS A DANCER (Ashley's pick for top '92 song) to SOUNDGARDEN: BLACK HOLE SUN and SPICE GIRLS: GOODBYE, Howard talks to us about his time working on those videos and more because that is only just a TIP of the iceberg of his work.

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The seaweed is always greener, in somebody else's pond....This week's episode, we discuss the Disney animated classic, The Little Mermaid from 1989.

We know it's not TECHNICALLY a "90s" movie, but it was close enough that we'll let it slide. With the new live-action version coming out in just a few short weeks we thought it'd be fun to take a trip Under the Sea and revisit this one with adult eyes.

How much of this classic movie do we remember and what are our favorite and not so favorite moments from it? We both grew up on this movie and seemed to have enjoyed it as kids, but does it still give us those same feelings now?

From the soundtrack, to the characters, to the somewhat odd plot devices we are discussing it all.

We have some theories as well about why some of the animals could talk and others not....plus we are ranking some of the Disney princes and you don't want to miss out on that!

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This week 90s Noise welcomes a very special guest : you didn't grow up in the 90s if you don't know his work.

He has directed BEETHOVEN, both live-action FLINTSTONES, and the holiday cult-classic JINGLE ALL THE WAY.

We got the opportunity to sit down and talk with director/writer/producer AND published author BRIAN LEVANT to discuss his work in the entertainment industry and his new book MY LIFE AND TOYS (OUT NOW).

From some of his first gigs as a writer on shows like Happy Days, Mork & Mindy to working with dogs on Problem Child 2 and Snow Dogs to the 11 YEAR journey of bringing his book to fruition we couldn't have asked for a more exciting first special guest!

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This week we focus on our CRUSHES! We dig into both male and female crushes we had while growing up and whether we still share those feelings now. From Johnny Depp to Kirsten Dunst to boy bands and everything in between, we discuss a wide range of those who not only we crushed on but also influenced us and we became obsessed with everything they did. We are talking pre-internet too people so we couldn't just search everything they did on IMdB, we had to find other ways to discover what our crushes were up to.

Anyone else ever look back at their crushes and go "what was I thinking"? Also, who remembers covering their rooms floor to ceiling with posters of their crushes? Because one of us sure did have a hard time deciding which side of the poster to display.

Tell us your NUMBER ONE crush from the 90s!

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This week Ashley and Aprill jump on their magic carpet and travel to the land of Agrabah to discuss Disney's 1992 animated movie ALADDIN. We break down everything from the music, to the different characters and use of voice actors to the surprising reveal that Disney left out a certain part of the human body when drawing Aladdin and now we can't unsee it.

Plus, we also get into the usual Disney Drama that came into play with one of the main cast members.

Who was obsessed with Jasmine more growing up, Aprill or Ashley? We talk about some of the interesting toys we had as kids and how we compare Aladdin to Beauty and the Beast.

Listen along and let us know your thoughts on Disney's 1992 animated release of ALADDIN.

"I'm History! No, I'm Mythology! Nah, I Don't Care What I Am. I'M FREE!"

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Will & Grace or Sex and the City??? This episode we have Amy from Pop Culture Retrospective with us discussing some of her favorite episodes from these two shows. This is part one of a two part series.

Were you old enough to watch either of these shows when they were in their "hey day"? Or have you binged them on streaming services not having to worry about catching the newest episode at the exact time it airs. Some of us weren't allowed to watch certain shows regardless of not having the specific channel it aired on (Sex and the City, the youngest co-host is referring to you).

Do YOU have a favorite episode of Will & Grace or Sex and the City? Let us know on Instagram or send us an email!

Also, be sure to check out Pop Culture Retrospective for part 2 of this discussion as we touch on more of Sex and the City and the cult classic show, Friends.

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This week we welcome our FIRST podcast collaboration with Alex from Nostalgia Junkies Podcast!

We sit down with Alex and discuss what early 90s Sitcom Theme Songs we enjoyed the most growing up. We all remember the feeling we'd get after hearing just 2 beats of the song and instantly be running to the couch to tune in. From Full House to Step by Step to Golden Girls we are talking about all those classic early 90s sitcom theme songs that hit just right.

I think we all miss the nostalgia that these theme songs bring us and we may get off topic a few times but hey, that's the fun of our podcast, you jump on the train at one station - you never know where you might end up.

We hope you enjoy this collaboration as much as we did and be sure to let us know what your favorite theme song from the 90s is.

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Here we go on our first trilogy discussion in one sitting. This time around we talk about a trilogy that might have made some of us afraid we were going to get stuck fighting for our lives in the yard against a lawn mower that didn't know we were there --- or was that just Aprill?

This week, Aprill and Ashley discuss the classic trilogy of HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS, HONEY I BLEW UP THE KID, and HONEY WE SHRUNK OURSELVES.

Anyone else feel like the title of the second movie was grossly false advertising since the kid did not go "BOOM"? (Insert another Disney lawsuit here)

We discuss the huge success of the first movie and if we felt like the sequels and tv series lived up to it. Also who else is excited about the potential of a new movie coming out??

Follow along with us as we talk about our favorite moments, what we just don't think made sense, the movie experiences that were offered to us at Disney, and about the possible theories of if the dad were to stumble into Ant Man's world what that would entail.

And of course we ask the most important question of all .... Which would we prefer to have in our everyday lives - the shrink machine or enlarge machine?

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We are back! Welcome to Season 2 and Year 1992! It's been a year so far and a lot more to come. Aprill and Ashley have many plans of getting together this year for various reasons, a lot of them being for the different cons happening. Until those happen, we are taking you into the music of 1992. What did we think about the selections from this year? Are they getting better? Worse? How easy is it for us to pick a top 5 for the year?

Surprisingly enough there was a lot of similarity in our picks with one host taking a lot of the others hosts songs. And also, Ashley unlocked a memory with one song that she remembers from school oddly enough.

And stay tuned, because this season we are ending each episode with a game. We will be asking each other this or that and trivia questions. Mostly pertaining to the topic at hand, but sometimes random ones to spice things up. You won't want to miss it!

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On our Season One Finale, Ashley and Aprill discuss what we enjoyed most about our walk back through 1991. Do either of us feel like there was anything we missed? And how do we feel about the year 1991 overall?

While we wrap up our time in 1991 we also look forward to what 90s Noise has in store for the future. We discuss future topic ideas and how we want you to get involved in that! So listen in to find out the details.

We also wanted to touch on the Super Bowl briefly. Since we had to scrap our episode on it due to getting sick we wanted to highlight our memories from the 90s with it.

We are shouting out a few of our listeners this episode as well. If you want to be featured or mentioned in a later episode be sure to leave us a review and message us on Instagram.

Lastly, we will be taking a break for a few weeks, so now is the time to catch up on any missed episodes and then stay tuned for more from 90s Noise very soon.

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As we finish our trek through Aprill's birth-year, we come around to the movie that was #1 in theaters on the day our younger co-host was born -- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II : Secret of the Ooze.

While Aprill was on her unknown number of viewings, this was Ashley's first round with this movie. Was she kind or brutal with her review? You be the judge.

We also touch a little bit more on the Turtle franchise itself to try and get a better understanding of the direction they were trying to take the Turtles. From the action figures, to the tv series, to the we don't talk about TMNT movie, and even the Michael Bay movies.

We also have some fun discussing different theories about the origin of the ooze and the possibility of including female turtles to the franchise.

Plus who could forget about the Ninja Rap? Go ninja, go ninja, go.... listen to this episode and let us know what you think of the second installment in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle franchise.

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Family sitcoms were huge in the 90s. There was nothing like gathering around the TV with your family in the evening to see what type of shenanigans your favorite sitcom family would get into this week.

Two very specific shows that stuck out to Ashley and Aprill growing up were Full House and Home Improvement. Whether you enjoyed watching the antics of the Tanner's or the hijinks of the Taylor's, both shows were loved by millions and are still being watched today.

We talk about our favorite moments from each show, our favorite catchphrases, the most memorable episodes to us, and which characters we relate to most.

Which one did your family tune into the most?

NOTE there is a disclaimer at the beginning of the episode, as there has been a bit of controversies with some of the stars from both shows in the past and as of late, we want to state that we are purely discussing these shows and what they meant to us as kids growing up and not focusing on the current status of what the media puts on blast in regards to any celebrity from either of these shows.

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Playing outside was a staple of growing up in the 90s, whether it was after school, on the weekends, or during school breaks. Remember when curfew was when the street lights came on? Ashley and Aprill discuss the numerous different outside activities we participated in as kids. We also reminisce talking about the groups we joined such as Brownies, Girl Scouts, Awanas and 4-H. Times were much simpler back then when all you had to worry about was how many girl scout cookies you could sell or a scraped knee from falling out of a tree. Speaking of girl scout cookies -- anyone know where we can find some in central Florida? ;) With one of us growing up in Florida with a sister and the other in Kansas with 2 brothers you can bet there are a lot of differences in our childhoods and the activities we ended up playing.

Be sure to let us know what activities you played outside as a kid or if you joined any groups like Ashley and Aprill did.

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Afternoon's growing up in the early 90s you could count on one thing -- if you watched Disney, you'd be going on an adventure. Whether it was saving the kingdom with the Adventures of the Gummi Bears, flying the skies with Baloo and Kit in TaleSpin or being detectives with Chip and Dale you were always in for a fun time. Come join Ashley and Aprill as we discuss these cartoons and more, where we dive into the Disney Afternoon shows from the early 90s and what made them so great for kids.

Did you have a favorite one you just had to make sure to watch after school? We'd love to hear from you!

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Who do you think liked My Girl more, Ashley or Aprill? My Girl was a big success when it came out in 1991, with the likes of Macaulay Culkin, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Dan Aykroyd. We are also introduced to the talented Anna Chlumsky who plays, Vada.

Bees, boys, bullying, crushes, periods, love, death. This movie touches on a lot of heavy hitting topics that as a kid you may or may not have understood. There is also a very interesting background on how the rating and marketing of this movie came to be that sort of changes our viewpoint on things.

We discuss if we had any teacher crushes in grade school, our first kiss, the thought of living in a funeral home, and our first experiences with death. Also, mood rings anyone?

So, what made this movie so special back then and what makes people want to keep watching it today? We share our thoughts on this and much more!

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On this episode of 90s Noise we discuss the music that came out in 1991 that we remember listening to at some point in time. We touch on some of those top hits and how we feel about some of the music videos released this year. Some of the songs include those featured in The Devil Wears Prada, The Office, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, multiple political campaigns, and much much more! Be sure to check out this episode to find out why Ashley's top pick reminds us of the roller rink and why Aprill's pulls at the heartstrings. And you heard it here first, Ashley has a killer idea for a new music TV show. Want to know what that is? Well you gotta listen to find out.

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This week we take some time to reminisce on the game shows we wish we could have been a part of growing up. Nickelodeon was a huge part of growing up in the 90s and one of the biggest draws were the kids game shows. We take a look back at Wild and Crazy Kids, Legends of the Hidden Temple, GUTS, and Double Dare to name just a few. Most of which included the ever popular Nickelodeon staple -- SLIME. Did you ever want to get slimed when you were a kid?

We also discuss our own visits to Universal Studios during their Nickelodeon Studios days and the experience we had touring the soundstage. Hear our thoughts on the hosts, why we think these game shows need to be revived, and our discovery that one of the members of the Backstreet Boys actually participated on one of these shows.

Let us know which Nick game show YOU wanted to be on!

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Watch AJ McLean on GUTS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6TeQFAzTUw

Nickelodeon GUTS Intro (Theme Song)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THuOzYo51EY

Nickelodeon Theme Song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsLa_HuoWGs

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It's Christmastime!!! Who else loves the holiday season? Aprill and Ashley are here to share some of their favorite Christmas movies they grew up watching thru the 90s. Some of these were straight out of the 90s and some were released well before then. Which one of us preferred which and what movies on each others list can we not stand to watch? We hope everyone has a Happy Holiday Season! Let us know some of your favorite holiday traditions and movies you enjoyed.

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We are back with more on one of the greatest animated films of our time. After watching the ABC special on Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration, we wanted to give our take on what we thought about it. What was our favorite moment, what didn't work for us, and how emotional we got during the tribute to Angela Lansbury. We hope you enjoy this bonus episode and we would love to hear your thoughts on how you felt about this special broadcast.

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90s Noise has now entered the year 1991. Which means our host Aprill has officially been born! This episode is coinciding with the special that is airing for one of the greatest animated films of our time.....Beauty and the Beast. We discuss our initial memories watching this movie as kids, what our thoughts on it are now as adults and we even get into some interesting theories about the story. Have you ever wondered what a dark version of Beauty and the Beast would entail or how that would work? Well, Aprill and Ashley get into all of that and much more!

Watch the ABC special on Disney+ for the Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration and then listen to part 2 where we give our review on it.

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One year down, nine more to go. This episode is short and sweet as we do a quick recap of our first 8 episodes going over the year 1990 and discuss our favorite moments. What was your favorite episode from the time we spent in 1990? Let us know on our Instagram! We also touch on a very interesting animated special that came out pertaining to those fun Just Say No programs we attended at school.

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There seemed to be an influx in cartoons our parents grew up with trying to have a revival in the late 80s to early 90s but with a different spin on it... the characters were baby/teenage versions of the characters our parents knew and loved. And therefore we get what Aprill calls, the Baby Boomer's Baby Toons. This week we discuss a few notable ones that we remember and how they compared to the originals they were trying to emulate. Did you have a favorite Baby Toon you watched growing up? Be sure to let us know!

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Some people are named after family members, some from biblical figures, but our very own co-host got her name a very unprecedented way. Everyone has a story to tell, be sure to listen as our younger co-host tells her story about her forever connection to the classic movie from 1990 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. So grab your Turtle action figures (we know you still have them), and some pizza, (but no anchovies!) and follow along as we talk about an independent movie that took 1990 by storm and paved the way for not only a sequel but what ended up being a trilogy!

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So fun fact, this episode was actually going to be about the Problem Child 1 & 2 movies that Ashley grew up and enjoyed.....but, these don't hold up as well watching as adults so we changed plans. Come along with us as we rewatch two classic animated movies from 1990. We share our favorite moments from the movies, the characters that had the best redeeming qualities, and also go into some of those cringe moments of the films that didn't work. Which one did we like more? You'll have to listen in to find out which one won this round.

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1990 had some very influential shows out that year - whether they were brand new or had started airing just before the new decade. We take you with us as we revisit two more shows that we remember growing up with throughout the decade, either through gathering around the TV with family on a weekly basis or through afternoon reruns. Join us as we discuss the influence The Babysitter's Club and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air had on us and the world throughout the 90s.

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What songs got you up and dancing in the year 1990? This week we discuss some of our favorite songs that came out of 1990. Snap!, Scorpions, Wilson Phillips, MC Hammer....and the list goes on. Maybe you've heard of some or even all of these? Share a walk down memory lane as we talk about attending concerts from some of these artists, how they made us feel growing up, and so much more. We look back at some of the classic songs that came out this year along with their very interesting but entertaining music videos.

We start off this episode with a dedication to the recent passing of Aaron Carter

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1990 had some very influential shows out that year - whether they were brand new or had started airing just before the new decade. We take you with us as we revisit two shows that we remember growing up with throughout the decade, either through gathering around the TV with family on a weekly basis or through afternoon reruns. Join us as we discuss the influence Saved By The Bell and Beverly Hills, 90210 had on us and the world throughout the 90s.

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Saved by the Bell : HULU or Amazon

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Did you experience the joy of Halloween in the 90s? Well we sure did. This week we discuss all of our super random costumes that we can remember from that decade. We also dive into what it was like trick or treating, our candy haul, and all those scary Halloween specials that aired on tv. What were some of your favorite memories from Halloween? Be sure to check out our Instagram page where we will have all of our custom photos for the world to see.

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Taking it back to the old school cause we are old fools! Come along as we begin our journey back to the 90s with our first episode and we introduce you to 90s Noise and your hosts!

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