Join Drew and Brian as they reminisce on the acting of the late Robbie Coltrane and then find out how good artificial intelligence is at writing '90s movie plots.   Music Credits: HOME - https://m.soundcloud.com/home-2001/home-before-the-night-05-above

The world can be a dangerous place and the concept of what is really dangerous is wildly different to a child's mind. Join Drew and Brian as they discuss things they were afraid might kill them as kids in the '90s.   Music Credits: HOME - https://m.soundcloud.com/home-2001/home-before-the-night-05-above

We live in a time full of amazing technology. It can be easy to forget how far tech has come since the '90s. Join Drew and Brian as they discuss the tech of today compared to that of decades past.   Music Credits: HOME - https://m.soundcloud.com/home-2001/home-before-the-night-05-above

Is the Choco Taco really gone forever or was news of its demise premature? Join Drew and Brian as they discuss the frozen treat as well as the Fyre Festival of the '90s AKA Woodstock '99. Music Credits: HOME - https://m.soundcloud.com/home-2001/home-before-the-night-05-above

With the release of Stranger Things Season 4 on Netflix and the sudden resurrections of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" and Metallica's "Master of Puppets", join Drew and Brian as they recall the media from their childhood that introduced them to the bands and genres that helped influence their tastes in music today. Music Credits: HOME - https://m.soundcloud.com/home-2001/home-before-the-night-05-above

Remember when you used to get into heated arguments with your friends over whether the GameCube, PlayStation 2, or Xbox was better? Then that one weird kid came out of nowhere talking about his Dreamcast. Picking a side in the console war was a rite of passage as a gamer kid growing up in the 90s and early 00s. Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo have recently had press releases recently declaring the console wars dead, but we don't believe that for a second! I'd hate to imagine kids missing out on shouting matches with their friends over the virtues of their favorite console. With the release of the new consoles right around the corner in November, we thought it was a good time to fondly remember the console wars of our childhood!

Crisp leaves, bonfires, and apple cider, nothing smells better than that cool Fall air. Dive into a heaping pile of nostalgia with us as we remember some of our favorite activities from the Fall season! From harvest festivals to haunted houses, the Fall season is packed with fun things to do!

Remember when you actually cared about what the salesperson had to say at your local electronics store? Online reviews have completely replace a once viable profession! This week we take you through another Now & Then episode as we examine how online retail has changed shopping forever!

This week on the Nostalgia Blast Podcast we take you through another Now & Then episode about climate change and the environment! Are fireflies actually disappearing? Did it snow more when we were kids? These are just a sample of the questions we try to answer in this week's episode! We also introduce a new segment to the show this week called Memory Lane where we discuss current nostalgia related news and events such as a movie remake or nostalgic toy!

Joining us this week on the Nostalgia Blast Podcast, all the way from New Zealand, is popular young adult romance author Tay Marley. Tay’s first book, The QB Bad Boy and Me, was a smash hit, amassing over 30 million reads on Wattpad. She then became the first author published by Wattpad Books. Her latest book, The Summer of ’98, was released on July 21st and is now available on Amazon, and ! Follow Tay Marley on Instagram !