I Lived The 90's

Alan and Bryan take on movies they liked from 1993. We've got it all, action & adventure, heartfelt coming of age, comedy and epics. Join us for the season 2 finale of I Lived The 90's.

Alan & Bryan get a little more serious than usual in talking about landmark moments that defined the decade. They explore what they knew then about the events and what they've learned since. Great change of pace episode to keep the listeners off balance. 

Alan & Bryan talk about a the man who scaled 3 different non related industries. Body Building, Acting, & Governing.... Oh my! 

Bryan & Alan use Freaks and Geeks to draw out some memories from their lives. And it's enjoyable even if you didn't watch the show. But, you should definitely go watch the show! 

Alan & Bryan brothers from another mother talk about Ben and Fred who are actual brothers and some of the similarities of their careers. Professor Barry “Office Hours” and cleans up 90’s Disney Movies. Enjoy the show, folks!

Alan & Bryan tackle the Day Time Talk Show Wars. There was a flavor for all tastes from the high class to the low brow! We had tears, fights, Nazi's, Murder, oh my!

Alan & Bryan talk about talent finding a way yet again. These 3 talented performers started as rappers and grew into multi platform stars and business people.

Alan & Bryan talk about 2-pac, Biggie, Freddie Mercury, Kurt Cobain and the things that rose from their ashes. 

Alan & Bryan invite their good friend Fr. Ben on to the podcast to talk about baseball and being a kid. They talk about Rookie of The Year, Little Big Leagues, The Sandlot and how they reflected aspects of their childhood. Enjoy! 

Alan & Bryan talk about TLC, SVW, Destiny's Child, & En Vogue. 

Alan, Bryan & Professor Barry are back at it again, this time talking about some of the funniest men during the nineties and their ability to play different characters and bring them to live.  Welcome our first sponsor Studio on 32nd, you can check out their Etsy site or follow them on Instagram: @Studio32nd Follow us: Facebook - I Lived The 90's Instagram - @I.Lived.The.90s Twitter - @Bryan.Thomas.Barrera

Alan & Bryan talk about about In Living Color. Barry recaps Selenas!!! They make their way through favorite characters and skits, highlighting the biggest mega stars, and how the show stacked up against SNL and MadTV.

Alan and Bryan dig into the good men of the 90's and how they helped the kids our age in those shows grow up. Is Carl Winslow the greatest TV Dad of all time? He’s definitely a 1-seed if we make a bracket. He had a hand in raising : Eddie, Laura, Judy, Steve, Little Richie, & 3J! Uncle Phil used his intimidator powers for good and raise a wild East Coast nephew into a respectable young man. He also helped his family accept him, too. Uncle Jesse and don’t call him Uncle Joey helped Danny Tanner with Michelle, Stephanie, & DJ. Frank Lambert brought his 3 kids and mashed them with Carol Fosters family because he was so committed to his love for her. Maybe they will make it better the second time around. Jonathan Turner was a guy who you liked but watched him long enough to become a hero. Him stepping up for Shawn was clutch when the Matthews family couldn’t handle the juvenile. Enjoy the episode and follow us Website : ILivedTheNineties.com Instagram : @I.lived.the.90s Twitter : @_BryanBarrera_

On this week's episode Alan & Bryan give Professor Barry a bigger presence on the pod. They dig into the weird and wild decade for Michael Jackson that started off so promising and then just fizzled and kind of evaporated before an early aughts comeback.  The guys introduce this weeks topic before throwing it over to Barry for corrections to last week's episode - 1996 Atlanta Summer Games.  They discuss the Dangerous Album and look at some interesting notes from selected songs. They talk about how the 1992 Super Bowl halftime performance upped the game from previous performers and set the tone for future acts to follow and made the halftime show a marquee event.   They jump into the Oprah interview at Neverland Ranch where they talk about the oddities of his lifestyle and go off on a water balloon tangent before coming back to earth and tackling the tougher stuff in the episode.  The 1993 sexual abuse allegations and some of the bizarre backstory that led to the ultimate $23 million dollar settlement. He rallied to produce his HIStory album that was a mix of past, present and future sounds.  Michael Jackson's marriages to Lisa Marie Pressley and Debbie Rowe.  Subscribe to the podcast and leave a comment!  Website : ILivedTheNineties.com  Instagram : @i.lived.the.90s  Twitter : @_BryanBarrera_

On this week's episode Alan & Bryan dig into the Centennial Olympic games. The make-up of the second Dream Team that was low-key maybe better than the original Dream Team. The roster make up and overall depth were strong to quite strong.  The almost flubbing of the gold medal by the women's gymnastics team including America's Sweetheart de jour: Dominique Moceanu.  Was Michael Johnson actually the fastest man on the planet? Was he the fastest man on his continent?  The bombing and other news and notes to come out of a twice in a decade event.  And back by popular demand Professor Barry checks in with his corrections from the previous week. 

Alan & Bryan take a look at the pivotal era of Hammer Time from 1990 to 1992 and a few other major contributors to the era!  MC Hammer was a ball boy for the Oakland A's? Do you know how he got the name Hammer? How big were his pants? Vanilla Ice's star shined bright but burned out fast and we learn that he took down another artists that mimicked his feel, only to re-brand and come out a full 7 years later with a entirely different vibe. Suge Knight did what? Milli Vanilli had their very public trials with the end all lip sync catastrophes (well until it sniped Ashlee Simpson anyway). But there was a lot to the sweet natured models that we uncovered.  C&C Music Factory had their own Milli Vanilli moment in a way and we learn exactly who Marth Wash is and how good/influential she was.  And we introduce fact checker extraordinaire Professor Barry! He's the newest member of the I Lived The 90's crew!  

Alan & Bryan make their way through the episode trying to make sense of how to Urkel had to deal with Jaleel White becoming cool.