Rediscover The 80s Podcast Jason Gross

Episode 22 of Memory Jogger features Jason and Wyatt remembering '80s breakfast cereals and specifically, cereal commercials. We talk about our favorite brands, any morning rituals, and choose over 20 commercials to rediscover. You'll hear the audio from the actual commercials in the podcast and can watch them with us on our YouTube video!
Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Please leave any of your memories we might have jogged to our show notes on Rediscoverthe80s.com or tweet us @RD80s and @infamouswb. You can also watch our recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel and leave feedback.

Jason and Wyatt return for another episode of "Rediscovered," a podcast reviewing obscure TV, movies, and cartoons from the '80s. Episode 9 reviews the 1985 animated movie Secret of the Sword starring He-man and She-ra. The movie from Filmation was released to theaters and introduced the She-Ra character and her home planet of Ethera.
Our podcast goes in depth on the films origins, cast and crew, broadcast and home video history, and overall review. We'll also tell you our likes/dislikes and whether we recommend you rediscover the movie or leave it in the past.
We welcome your comments on Secret of the Sword and any suggestions for TV shows, movies, or cartoons for us to review on future episodes.

Jason and Wyatt return for another episode of "Rediscovered," a podcast reviewing obscure TV, moves, and cartoons from the '80s. Episode 8 reviews the 1989-92 animated series Camp Candy starring the voice of John Candy. The Saturday morning show ran for 3 seasons and featured the adventures of camp counselor John Candy and his campers.
Our podcast goes in depth on the show including the origins, cast and crew, broadcast and home video history, and reviews of several episodes. We'll also give you our likes/dislikes and overall thoughts on whether we recommend you rediscover the series or leave it in the past.
We also welcome your comments on Camp Candy and any suggestions for TV shows, movies, or cartoons for us to review in future episodes.

Episode 21 of the Memory Jogger Podcast features Jason and Wyatt remembering what TV was like in the '80s. We talk about our earliest memories, local channels and programs, and when we got cable. Then we discuss our favorite cable channels as kids and our cable habits up through the present day.
Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Please leave any of your memories we might have jogged to our show notes on Rediscoverthe80s.com or tweet us @RD80s and @infamouswb. You can also watch our recording session on the RD80s YouTube channel and leave feedback.

Jason and Wyatt return for another episode of "Rediscovered," a podcast reviewing obscure TV, moves, and cartoons from the '80s. Episode 7 covers the 1988 TV series Hey Vern, It's Ernest! starring Jim Varney. The Saturday morning show ran for just 13 episodes with a featured theme and recurring segments including Ernest and several sketch comedy skits.
Our podcast goes in depth on the show including the origins, cast and crew, broadcast and home video history,and episode breakdown. We'll also give you our favorite and least favorite episodes, characters/skits, and overall thoughts on whether we recommend you rediscover the TV series or leave it in the past.
We also welcome your comments on Hey Vern, It's Ernest! and any suggestions for TV shows, movies, or cartoons for us to review in future episodes.

Jason and Wyatt are back for another episode of "Rediscovered," a podcast reviewing obscure TV, moves, and cartoons from the '80s. The 6th episode covers the 1989 feature film Little Monsters starring Fred Savage and Howie Mandell. The story revolves around a teenage boy who discovers a minster realm under his bed and befriends one of its inhabitants.
Our podcast goes in depth on the movie including the cast and crew, soundtrack, release history. We'll also give you our favorite and least favorite scenes, characters, and overall thoughts on whether we recommend you rediscover the movie or leave it in the past.
We also welcome your comments on Little Monsters and any suggestions for TV shows, movies, or cartoons for us to review in future episodes.