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Year 2000 Fix

by Jordan

Y2K didn't destroy the world but that didn't make the 21st Century any more predictable. Host Jordan and his band of millennial pals aim to recount the news, films, TV shows, politics, music, and societal trends from the year 2000 onward and assess their lasting effect today.

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Episodes

  1. A Lifetime of Academy Awards (Part II)

    Just in time for the 93rd Academy Awards, Jordan continues this Hollywood-themed podcast with cinephile friend, Claire. For Part II, Jordan and Claire give the Academy credit where credit is due and list off their favorite Award wins and nominations. Following that, the conversation gets meta!...

  2. A Lifetime of Academy Awards (Part I)

    With another Academy Awards Ceremony on the way, Jordan is joined by his cinephile friend, Claire, to talk about Hollywood’s biggest night! Together, they explore their first experiences watching the Oscars, their thoughts on the movies nominated this year, and their least favorite nominees and...

  3. The 2003 California Recall - PART III: Arnold the President of KALLIE-FOR-NI-YA

    The villainous plan of America’s energy pirates worked! They humiliated California Governor Gray Davis with their manufactured blackouts and made sure the Federal Government allowed them to bankrupt states with their obscene energy prices. Just as they planned, California’s voters were fed up…

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  4. The 2003 California Recall - PART II: Gray Davis’ Judgment Day and the Rolling Blackouts

    The plot thickens in the story of California’s 2003 Gubernatorial Recall and ENRON has plenty to contribute! For Part II, Jordan rewinds to 2000 – the year a series of blackouts hit California. Was it at all suspicious that these blackouts occurred at the same time ENRON (and several other energy...

  5. The 2003 California Recall - PART I: The ENRON States of America

    ENRON: the energy and commodities company that proves that when you have enough money, power, influence, and sheer cockiness, you’re free to destroy the career of a state’s governor and install a cheesy action movie-star to succeed them. That sentence sounds ridiculous and yet, ENRON is a big...

  6. Guitar Hero & Rock Band – The Titans of Music Rhythm Games

    In the mid-2000s, hardcore gamers and people whose knowledge of video games didn’t go beyond Pac-Man, had one thing in common: they had a GUITAR HERO controller in their living room! Or maybe, it was the ROCK BAND faux-drum kit. Either way, from 2005-2009, people loved video games that let them...

  7. The Invasion of TV Psychics

    When people like John Edward, Allison Dubois, or the Long Island Medium appear on TV and expose the intimate life details of a person they never met, are they able to do so because they are "psychic" or because they're really good at guessing? Jordan is rejoined by his brother (and host of the…

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  8. AT THE MOVIES, Roger Ebert, & the Current State of Film Criticism

    Jordan is joined by Miles, a person who equally loves movies and the people who review them. Together, they discuss their exposure to arguably the most famous critic of all-time, Roger Ebert, and AT THE MOVIES, the movie-review show Ebert appeared on for over twenty years. They also compare…

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  9. Steroids in Baseball - Barry Bonds, BALCO & Bud

    Jordan is rejoined by friend, Grace, to understand the era of steroids scandals in America’s favorite sport! Together, they explore the role performance-enhancing drugs played in Major League Baseball during the early 2000s. Key to this episode: San Francisco Giants star-player, Barry Bonds…

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  10. 10 Years of Rebecca Black's “FRIDAY” / Early 2000s Nickelodeon

    Jordan and Alyssa collectively scratch their heads as they try to understand “fellow kids”. First, they flashback to 2011 to discuss the history of Rebecca Black’s “Friday” and its relation to other “So Bad, It’s Good” media. Then, they dig even further into their childhoods to talk about their...

  11. THE ROOM and BIRDEMIC: SHOCK AND TERROR - Analyzing the "So Bad, It's Good" Movie Genre

    How can a movie reach the level of being so terrible that you actually like it, instead of attempting to permanently erase it from your memory? Jordan is rejoined by his very good friend, Alyssa, to answer that question and explain how 21st century-era technology, the internet, and modern irony...

  12. Even More on WONDER BOYS, HIGH FIDELITY, ALMOST FAMOUS, and O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU – Part II

    Jordan and Cody continue their deep look into WONDER BOYS, HIGH FIDELITY, ALMOST FAMOUS, and O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU-the year 2000’s best films. To cap things off, Jordan’s music journalist/author godfather, Kent, shares his personal connections to all four films. Off that, Jordan and Cody…

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  13. 20 Years of WONDER BOYS, HIGH FIDELITY, ALMOST FAMOUS, and O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU – Part I

    Jordan is joined by Cody to celebrate the 20-year anniversaries of WONDER BOYS, HIGH FIDELITY, ALMOST FAMOUS, and O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU, and to intensely analyze the films’ legacies. Expect a few SPOILERS here and there. In Part I, they explore the box office gross and original critical...

  14. STAR WARS Episode II: Revenge of the Original Trilogy Purists

    Picking up from last week, Jordan and co-host, Alyssa, continue their conversation about the most powerful and influential science fiction movie franchise of all time. Discussed are their experience watching the STAR WARS “Special Edition” movies, the STAR WARS “Despecialized” films and Mr....

  15. STAR WARS Episode I: Attack of the Prequel Menace

    When people accuse the STAR WARS prequel movies of “pandering to little kids”, no one stops to ask, “Who were those kids anyway?” Well, those kids were Jordan and special guest, Alyssa, who once found themselves brainwashed by Lucasfilm in their childhood. In order to free themselves from the...

  16. Birth of Xbox, HALO, & the Modern American Gamer

    Would Microsoft have become obsolete in the 21st century, had the tech giant NOT taken on Japanese video game heavyweights, Nintendo and Sony? Microsoft seemed to think they would and that’s why in November 2001, America got the Xbox. Jordan is educated by returning co-host, Grace, on the Xbox’s...

  17. The 2004 Election

    An inoffensive, centrist represents the Democratic Party in their fight to take down the worst Republican president in recent memory. Will the Democrat prevail in making the Republican incumbent a one-term leader, or is the Republican’s reelection inevitable? That depends on whether you’re…

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  18. Uber, Lyft, & the 21st Century Gig Economy Battlefield (Vote NO on CA Prop 22)

    Vote NO on California Proposition 22. That’s the bare bones of this special 2020 election-themed episode. Prop 22's result will set a precedent for worker rights nationwide and will still be relevant, even if you're hearing this podcast in 2030. Jordan is joined by longtime friend, Grace, to...

  19. THE APPRENTICE and Donald Trump's Reality TV Rehabilitation

    “Donald J. Trump is New York’s largest real estate developer whose lucrative brand made successful properties, casinos, golf courses, modeling agencies, and shuttles”…is a phrase easily disproven with a Google search. By the early 2000s, Trump had already faced multiple business failures,...

  20. SPECIAL ENCORE EPISODE: THE O.C. Fan Retrospective

    It was quite the challenge making the last podcast on THE O.C. enjoyable for those who never had seen the show. That’s why the episode focused only a little on THE O.C.’s basic premise and plotlines, and more on the show’s pop-culture influence and 21st-century relevancy. A lot of esoteric O.C....

  21. THE O.C.'s Pop Culture Domination

    California: Here We Come! THE O.C. – the primetime soap opera created by Josh Schwartz about a troubled kid from Chino, adopted by a wealthy Newport Beach family – aired for only four seasons (2003-2007) on FOX. Yet, in practically no time, the TV-viewing public latched on and made THE O.C. an...

  22. The 21st Century Scientology Media Powder Keg (feat. Tony Ortega)

    The Church of Scientology presents itself as a humanitarian organization with the answers to life and a membership of 8 million people. Yet, CoS likely has less than 30,000 members (with more leaving) and the Average Joe stopped taking them seriously the second they heard the Xenu story from…

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  23. The Final Year of Schulz & The Peanuts Gang

    “Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy, how can I ever forget them…” These were the final words from PEANUTS creator Charles M. Schulz (aka “Sparky”) in his last comic strip ever. As it so happened, the strip, announcing Sparky’s retirement, appeared in papers less than 24 hours after he passed…

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  24. Pets.Com & The 2000 Dot-Com Bubble

    The Silicon Valley Tech Industry is taking over the new millennium…with a loquacious sock puppet dog? Jordan is joined by Dylan to go over Pets.com, their infamous mascot, and the Dot-Com Bubble. Together, they ponder Pets.com’s marketing, business plan, the bizarre lawsuit against Triumph the...

  25. The 2000 Election - Part Two

    Ignominious presidential candidates, voter disenfranchisement, ignored laws, news media failure, tarnished principles of American Democracy - it all leads to the wrong guy ending up in the White House. Are Jordan and George (@instageorgious) talking about the 2000 U.S. Presidential Election or…

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  26. The 2000 Election - Part One

    In the very first episode of Year 2000 Fix, Jordan and actor-writer-poet George (@instageorgious), discuss the unpredictable event that was the 2000 U.S. Presidential Election. We uncover the Al Gore and George W. Bush campaigns (with a little Nader too!), the media scrambling, the Florida Vote...

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Y2K didn't destroy the world but that didn't make the 21st Century any more predictable. Host Jordan and his band of millennial pals aim to recount the news, films, TV shows, politics, music, and societal trends from the year 2000 onward and assess their lasting effect today.

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Y2K didn't destroy the world but that didn't make the 21st Century any more predictable. Host Jordan and his band of millennial pals aim to recount the news, films, TV shows, politics, music, and societal trends from the year 2000 onward and assess their lasting effect today.

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