X5 - Best of Pop Culture of the 1990s (Part Two: Music and Television)

from MarkWHO42 · host Mark Baumgarten, Vicky Jakubowski, & Juan Sanmiguel

We’re continuing our whirlwind tour of 1990s pop culture and media! This episode is the second of two, where we celebrate the best music and television of the last decade of the 20th Century. From Garth Brooks to Dr. Dre, Wu-Tang Clan to Shania Twain, The Drew Carey Show to Pokémon, and E.R. to Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, this amazing era has them all...To listen to our previous episodes from 2012 to the present, featuring more than 150 celebrity interviews from shows like Doctor Who, Star Trek, Farscape, and others, visit our MarkWHO42 Classic Episodes YouTube playlist!To reach out or contact us, write to [email protected]

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