Cor Memories

By the power of Grayskull… the Cor Memories Podcast heads back to Eternia.With a brand-new Masters of the Universe movie on the horizon, Corey, Joe, and Tank dust off their Power Swords and dive deep into one of the most iconic toy and cartoon franchises of the 1980s. From the moment He-Man first appeared in toy aisles and after-school cartoons, Masters of the Universe became more than just a franchise — it became a full-blown childhood obsession for an entire generation.The guys revisit their earliest memories of discovering He-Man, Skeletor, Castle Grayskull, and the endlessly bizarre lineup of characters that somehow made perfect sense to kids growing up in the 80s. They discuss the magic of the original toy line, the heartbreak of losing tiny plastic weapons, and why every kid dreamed of owning Castle Grayskull or Snake Mountain.Along the way, the conversation turns nostalgic, hilarious, and occasionally chaotic as the crew debates favorite figures, underrated characters, the greatness of Battle Cat, and whether the 1987 live-action Masters of the Universe movie deserves redemption or should remain locked away in a cosmic prison somewhere with Skeletor himself.The episode also explores the magic of the original Filmation cartoon, the unintentionally hilarious life lessons at the end of episodes, and how imagination-powered franchises like MOTU defined childhood before smartphones and social media took over everything.And of course, with a new Masters of the Universe film approaching, Corey, Joe, and Tank discuss what modern Hollywood needs to get right in order to truly bring Eternia back to life for longtime fans.Packed with nostalgia, toy memories, laughter, terrible Skeletor impressions, and enough 80s energy to power Castle Grayskull itself, this episode is a love letter to one of the wildest and most beloved franchises of a generation.Because somewhere deep down… we still have the power.Connect with us on X- @cormemoriesorEmail us [email protected] 

In this episode of the Cor Memories Podcast, Corey, Joe, and Tank head back to one of the most unforgettable eras of life: the college years. But don’t expect discussions about majors, GPAs, or favorite classes—this isn’t a trip through the syllabus. This is about everything that happened outside the classroom.Together, the guys revisit that strange and exciting time right after high school when freedom was brand new, plans were made by finding people instead of texting them, and every day felt like it could turn into a story. Along the way come the usual side tangents, quick laughs, questionable memories, and the kind of conversations that happen when old friends start rewinding the tape.This episode isn’t about college classes—it’s about college life. The people, the chaos, the culture, and the memories that somehow still feel like yesterday.Connect with us on X- @cormemoriesorEmail us [email protected] 

In this nostalgic episode of the Core Memories Podcast, Corey is joined by Joe and Tank for a deep dive into the golden age of HBO—back when it wasn’t just a channel, it was an event.The episode kicks off with a perfect setup: Joe as the guy who watched everything HBO aired (whether he was supposed to or not), and Tank as the walking TV Guide who always knew what was coming on next. From there, the crew rewinds to a time of dimly lit living rooms, volume set just low enough to avoid getting caught, and the unmistakable anticipation of the HBO intro.Together, they explore: The shared experience of growing up with HBO in the 80s  How HBO felt different from regular TV—and why  The “you probably shouldn’t be watching this” moments every kid remembers  The culture of scheduling your night around what was airing  And the wild reality of paying premium prices for a single channel The conversation blends humor, nostalgia, and personal memories, highlighting how HBO helped shape their early media experiences in a way streaming never quite replicates today.Connect with us on X- @cormemoriesorEmail us [email protected] 

The 1980s… A decade of neon colors, mixtapes, and Friday nights at the roller rink. It was a time before smartphones and social media, when a folded-up note passed in class could make your heart race, and the sight of your crush at the arcade felt like destiny.Young love in the '80s was something magical, wasn’t it? It was innocent, awkward, and beautifully simple. A glance across the cafeteria, a slow dance at the school gym, or waiting by the landline hoping they'd call. Back then, love was written in spiral-bound notebooks and spelled out in mixtape tracklists.TOn this episode, we’re diving deep into those memories—first crushes, awkward confessions, and the unforgettable butterflies of growing up in the era of big hair and even bigger feelings. So, pop in your favorite cassette, grab a can of New Coke, and get ready to travel back to a time when love was as radical as a walkman on full volume.Connect with us on X- @cormemoriesorEmail us [email protected]