Old Millennials Podcast

Destiny's Child

We don't think you're ready for this, 'cause this episode's too bootylicious for you, babe. This week we're talking about the history of Destiny's Child, a group that brought us songs about female empowerment, friendship, and outdated technology. Join us as we try to make sense of the timelines around group membership (seriously, someone needs to get the story straight) and break down the best music videos and Tina Knowles-designed outfits.

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Sex and the City (Season 5 premiere)

And just like that, Old Millennials are back with season 5! In our season opener we revisit the show that started one of our generations greatest debates (after BSB v. N'Sync), are you a: Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha, or Miranda. Sex and the City!

 

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Mini Episode: Framing Britney Spears Documentary Recap

This week we're talking about the New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears documentary because we are Old Millennials and that automatically makes us Spears scholars. Specifically we deep dive into what we enjoyed, what didn't work for us, and what we hope will come out of this documentary airing.

Make sure you're subscribed wherever you listen to our podcast because Old Millennials Season 5 starts March 18th!

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Mini Episode: Reality Check In

Old Millennials are back with a mini episode check in on what reality shows they've been watching in quarantine, Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and The Bachelor.

Make sure you're subscribed wherever you listen to podcast because Old Millennials season 5 starts March 18th!

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Mini Episode: 2020 Holiday Movies

In what has now become a time-honored tradition (because we've done it two years in a row), we're breaking down the good, the meh, the good for kids, and the skip of 2020 holiday movies, specials, and shows. We talk about The Christmas Setup, Dashing in December, Happiest Season, 12 Dates of Christmas, Holidate, Princess Switch 2, Dash & Lily, Lego Star Wars Holiday Special, and Christmas on the Square.

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Toys of Yesteryear (Season 4 Finale)

Remember having anxiety over whether or not your Tamagotchi was going to survive while you were in class? Remember when you thought Beanie Babies were going to make you a millionaire? Our Season 4 finale has us remembering Cabbage Patch Kids, Beanie Babies, Tamagotchis, Giga Pets, Mall Madness, and Dream Phone. Join us as we realize how many of these toys were designed to make us slaves to capitalism, measure our value based on whether a guy liked us, or take care of something.  We'll be back with some mini episodes between now and Season 5, so make sure to subscribe. Happy Holidays!

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1999 VMAs

Margaux & Emilie finally give one the most iconic VMAs its due with this underfunded oral history of the 9/9/99 VMAs. The 1999 video music awards had everything: Chris Rock as the host, Britney Spears' first VMA performance, Laurence Hill. Vulture/The Ringer/GQ, if you're listening to this - hire us to write the definitive history on the 99 VMAs! Until then, enjoy the episode!

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Sweet Valley High (with Alli Hoff Kosik from the SSR Podcast)

This week, we're joined by a very special guest, Alli Hoff Kosik from the SSR Podcast! We remember a universe where it's perfectly normal to be joining a cult, assuming false identities on a "computer dating service", and dealing with a doppelganger and her twin trying to murder you and your twin to assume your identities. We're of course talking about the Sweet Valley High book series, along with its multiple spinoffs and terrible TV show.

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Bring It On + Sugar & Spice

Brrr! It's cold in here, there must some Old Millennials in the atmosphere. This week we're focusing on the only -ocracy that matters, a cheer-ocracy. That's right, we're talking about Bring It On, and it's less successful compatriot, Sugar & Spice.

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New York Indie Rock

Remember concerts? Remember dancing in a sweaty venue while listening to a great band perform an amazing set? This week, we discuss the bands that made up the Indie Rock scene in New York in the early 2000s, specifically the Strokes, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, LCD Soundsystem, and Interpol. Join us as we remember the albums we used to listen to in our cars, danced to at parties, and maybe even played on repeat while crying during high school, college, and beyond.