Episode 17 finally hitting your feeds. Ken and Chad sit down and discuss their picks for the Coolest Bad Guys in the areas of TV, Film, Sports, and Cartoons. Also in the episode, we feature CONTINUE READING…
Alien: Romulus, the seventh installment in the Alien franchise is getting a retro release in the form of VHS tapes. Yes, that’s correct you can buy a new movie on VHS! 20th Century Studios issued CONTINUE READING…
We close out season 4 with a first for Rental Return as we interview a father and son who both worked at video rental stores. Joe shares amazing stories about his time as the general CONTINUE READING…
The Horde has returned! Adam and Jason officially kick off Season 3 of Thrift Store Horde minus their co-host Kevin but plus some great thrifting finds. First, they talk how the plan from the Season CONTINUE READING…
In this special episode of the Thrift Store Horde, Jason and Adam show off their and tell about their experiences at Retro Con 2023. They tell about meeting celebrities and podcast friends at the show, CONTINUE READING…
With Season 3 of Rental Return in the books, host Adam and producer Jason bookend the season by reflecting on what they learned through the experiences shared by the Video Heroes. They discuss some of CONTINUE READING…
Season 3 of Rental Return – Tales From the Video Store concludes with an interview of Landall Goolsby (@iamlandall) who owned his a video store, Landall’s Box Office, up through 2019. He also worked at several stores CONTINUE READING…
Season 3 of Rental Return – Tales From the Video Store continues with an interview of Russ Burlingame (@RussBurlingame) who worked at Emerald City Video and just about every chain video store during the 2000s in the CONTINUE READING…
Season 3 of Rental Return – Tales From the Video Store continues with an interview of Michael May (@MichaelMayComix) who worked for a “Mom and Pop” store called Adventureland Video (later changed to Aardvark Video) in the CONTINUE READING…
Season 3 of Rental Return – Tales From the Video Store continues with an interview of Andy Serwin who worked for a “Mom and Pop” store called The Video Hut in the late 80s in rural Pennsylvania. CONTINUE READING…
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