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WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 128

Adam and Mike Schwartz explore issue 128 of Wizard, discussing the excitement of the Geoff Johns/Scott Kolins The Flash series, the origins of Free Comic Book Day, Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker in Spider-Man and

WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 127

Adam Pope

We celebrate the 10th anniversary of Wizard magazine with returning WIZARDS co-hosts, Steven Tsapelas and Michael Cannetti, exploring the 25 biggest events that rocked the comics world from 1991-2001, behind the scenes stories from Wizard

The Retro Resurgence Podcast – Episode 41 | Top Five Jean-Claude Van Damme Flicks

Chad Droze

Kumite! Kumite! Kumite! Episode 41 of the #RRPod is here -and we focus on the man, the myth, and the Belgian Martial Arts Master – the Muscles from Brussels. It’s Jean-Claude Van Damme Time! The

The Retro Resurgence Podcast – Episode 40 | The ABC’s of Wrestling Show

Chad Droze

Reach for Episode Number 40, and turn it up! The guys are back in this early May of 2026 release. It’s the Great ABC of Wrestling Show- a format they used once before with Toy

WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 126

Adam Pope

Longtime podcaster and comic book fan, Michael DiGiovanni joins us to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Image Comics as presented in Wizard issue 126. Plus, Wizard tackles the biggest mysteries of comic books, Frank Miller’s

The Retro Resurgence Podcast – Episode 39 | Favorite TV Theme Songs 1970’s thru 2000’s

Chad Droze

Episode 39 drops NOW! We stay in the world of television again, but this time, Ken and Chad are remembering the classic, memorable earworms that we call TV THEME SONGS! Featuring classic tv shows from

The Retro Resurgence Podcast – Episode 38 | Memorable Commercials from the 80’s & 90’s

Chad Droze

Episode 38 has Ken and Chad taking you down a nostalgic rabbit hole of fun, zany, and memorable commercials from the decade you grew up in. Ken tackles the 1980’s, and Chad takes the 1990’s

Revisiting A League of Their Own

Mickey Yarber

A League of Their Own reminds us that baseball has always belonged to anyone brave enough to play it. The Rockford Peaches showed grit, humor, and heart, and the film still proves that the hardest things are often the greatest.

Why Super Mario Bros. 3 Was the Crown Jewel of the NES

Mickey Yarber

When Super Mario Bros. 3 hit North American shelves on February 12, 1990, it wasn’t just another sequel, it was a revolution. Developed by Nintendo’s legendary R&D4 team under the direction of Shigeru Miyamoto and

Interesting Films From the 90s

The Retro Network

The ’90s gave us films that were fearless, stylish, and endlessly imaginative, spanning prestige drama, wild sci‑fi spectacle, and the kind of cult classics that still shape movie culture today.

From Free Discs to Freefall: The AOL Story

Mickey Yarber

AOL rose by making the internet simple, social, and inviting, turning chat rooms, instant messaging, and curated content into a digital home that defined online life before the open web left it behind.

The Retro Resurgence Podcast – Episode 37 | Weird Al Bracket Madness! Part 2

Chad Droze

The Madness is back baby!!! Episode 37 is here, and we’re back with Part 2 of our 4 part series in our “Weird Al” Bracket Madness Tournament – 64 of Al’s parody songs throughout his

The Birth of Image Comics in the ’90s

Mickey Yarber

When seven superstar artists walked away from Marvel in 1992, they sparked a creative rebellion that reshaped the entire industry. Image Comics was born from that moment, built on ownership, freedom, and pure nineties energy.

The 90s Bedroom: Posters, CD Towers, and Personal Expression

The Retro Network

Before social media profiles and curated digital feeds, there was the bedroom. In the 1990s, it became a canvas for identity, taste, and rebellion. Step into any teenager’s room from that era, and you would

The Short Life of McDonald’s Arch Deluxe

Mickey Yarber

The Arch Deluxe was McDonald’s big swing at a grown up burger in the 1990s, a premium experiment that arrived with huge hype and vanished just as quickly, remembered today as one of fast food’s most ambitious misfires.

A Brief History of VH1

Mickey Yarber

VH1 grew from a quiet alternative to MTV into a channel that shaped how viewers understood music, nostalgia, and pop culture, evolving from soft rock videos to documentaries and reality shows that reflected changing tastes across several generations.