Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90s Edition

“You’re killing me, Smalls.” This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we rewind one of the most iconic coming-of-age movies of the 90s—The Sandlot (1993). Before diving into the movie, we somehow end up talking about childhood chores, mowing lawns, and the very different ways Millennials and Gen Z grew up.Then we head to the Sandlot—where Scotty Smalls meets Benny “The Jet” Rodriguez, learns baseball, faces The Beast, and survives the greatest summer of his life.We’re talking:The legends of Babe Ruth and Benny The JetThe truth about Hercules “The Beast”The Fourth of July night gameThe lines everyone still quotes todayAnd why this movie still feels like summerPlus: Wendy Peffercorn, PF Flyers, and one legendary pickle.🎧 Streaming now everywhere you get your podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for clips, extras, and behind-the-scenes momentsBe kind… and rewind 💛Up next: That Thing You Do!

We’re back… and apparently Bigfoot is part of the conversation now.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we return from break with a new car, a new license plate, and a deep dive into Wild America (1997)—the adventure film inspired by the real-life Stouffer brothers and their wildlife filmmaking journey. Before our movie of the week, Hannah finally watches Harry and the Hendersons, which naturally leads us into an important debate:Would you bring Bigfoot home with you?Then we rewind Wild America—a coming-of-age adventure starring Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Devon Sawa, and Scott Bairstow as three brothers chasing dangerous wildlife, unforgettable footage, and freedom beyond their small-town future.We’re talking:🦅 JTT and peak 90s heartthrob energy🐻 The cave of sleeping bears📹 Why 90s adventure movies hit differently💥 Family dynamics, risk-taking, and finding your path🚗 And the continuing saga of Allison’s cursed license platesPlus: Calico Critters somehow enter the conversation.🎧 Streaming now everywhere you get your podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for clips, extras, and behind-the-scenes moments.

“It’s not a toomah.”This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we’re diving into Kindergarten Cop (1990)—the action-comedy that gave us Arnold Schwarzenegger as a kindergarten teacher… and somehow made it work.Before we get into the movie, Allison shares a very real self-defense story that didn’t exactly go as planned (featuring an unexpected 2nd degree black belt 😅).Then we rewind Kindergarten Cop—following Detective John Kimble as he goes undercover in a classroom full of chaos to track down a dangerous criminal.We’re talking:💥 Arnold’s iconic one-liners🎒 The chaos of kindergarten (and why it actually works)😂 The moments that still hold up🎬 The mix of action, comedy, and heartPlus—Hannah’s first real introduction to Arnold, and whether this one still lands today.🎧 Streaming now everywhere you get your podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for clips, extras, and behind-the-scenes moments

Some stories hit a little different.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we’re diving into Erin Brockovich (2000)—a film based on a true story about a single mom who takes on a $28 billion corporation… and wins.Allison revisits this powerful story, while Hannah experiences it for the first time—meeting Erin, Ed Masry, and the real people behind one of the largest direct-action lawsuits in U.S. history.We’re talking:The real-life case behind the movieThe fight against PG&E and contaminated water in Hinkley, CaliforniaJulia Roberts’ iconic performanceThe moments that hit harder than expectedPlus, we get into the real Erin Brockovich—what happened after the case, and the lasting impact of her work.From persistence to purpose, this episode is about standing your ground—even when the odds aren’t in your favor. 🎧 Streaming now everywhere you get your podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for clips, extras, and behind-the-scenes momentsBe kind… and rewind 💛Up next: Kindergarten Cop - watch along with us!

“Ahh… Unagi.” 🍣This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we’re kicking things off with one of Allison’s all-time favorite Friends episodes—The One with Unagi—before diving into our movie of the week, Man of the House (1995).Hannah gets her first real lesson in “Unagi” (or… maybe just chaos), as we break down one of the most quotable Friends storylines—Ross, Rachel, Phoebe, and the art of total awareness.Then we rewind Man of the House, a 90s family comedy starring Chevy Chase, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, and Farrah Fawcett—where step-parenting, sabotage, and a group of very committed Indian Guides collide.We’re talking:“Unagi” vs… actual self-defenseThe chaos of Friends side plots (Joey, Carl… we need answers)Step-parent dynamics and 90s family storytellingBow and arrows, wasp nests, and unexpectedly heartfelt momentsFrom sitcom lessons to 90s movie nostalgia, this episode is a mix of humor, chaos, and a few surprisingly real takeaways.🎧 Streaming now everywhere you get your podcastsFollow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for clips, extras, and behind-the-scenes moments.Be kind… and rewind 💛Up next: Erin Brockovich - watch along with us!

“Where we’re going… we don’t need roads.” ...but we might need to know how to scare bullies.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we’re hitting pause on the 90s and jumping into the 80s with a true classic—Back to the Future (1985).Allison revisits one of her all-time favorite movies, while Hannah experiences Marty McFly, Doc Brown, and the DeLorean for the very first time.We’re talking:⏱️ Time travel, paradoxes, and the ripple effect of changing the past🎸 Iconic moments (yes, including that performance)🚗 The DeLorean, the flux capacitor, and 1.21 gigawatts💥 Why this movie rocksPlus, we kick things off with a throwback to The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and one unforgettable lesson in “psychological warfare” that somehow still applies today.From 1955 to 1985 and everything in between, this episode is all about what happens when you mess with time—and why some stories never go out of style.🎧 Streaming now everywhere you get your podcasts📲 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for clips, extras, and behind-the-scenes momentsBe kind… and rewind. 💛Up next: Man of the House (with JTT!)

There’s chasing storms… and then there’s chasing something bigger.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we dive into one of the most iconic disaster movies of the 90s — Twister (1996) — a film that didn’t just entertain audiences, it inspired an entire generation to look to the skies. We follow Jo and Bill as they race to deploy Dorothy, a groundbreaking tornado research device, while navigating storm systems, rival chasers, and the emotional weight behind why Jo chases storms in the first place.We talk:🌪️ The unforgettable storm-chasing scenes🌪️ The chaos, science, and storytelling behind the film🌪️ Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt, and Philip Seymour Hoffman’s performancesPlus, Allison shares a personal story about attending storm spotter training — and unexpectedly meeting the son of Dr. Ted Fujita, the real-life “Mr. Tornado” who created the Fujita scale.🎙️ Episode streaming now everywhere you get your podcasts. Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes moments and episode extras.Be kind, rewind. 💛Up next: Back to the Future

This week, we’re diving into one of the ultimate comfort movies of the 90s—You’ve Got Mail (1998).Allison is fully in her element with this one (seriously, this movie is her version of peanut butter), while Hannah experiences the charm, chaos, and dial-up romance for the first time.We’re talking about:The magic of small bookstores vs. big-box takeoversAOL, dial-up internet, and the iconic “You’ve Got Mail” momentNora Ephron’s storytelling and why this movie still worksThat perfect fall-in-New-York feelingAnd of course… Joe Fox vs. Kathleen KellyPlus, we get into the history behind the story, from its origins as a 1930s play to the earlier films it inspired.So grab your snacks, log on, and join us as we rewind one of the most beloved rom-coms of the 90s.🎙️ Streaming now wherever you get your podcasts.📸 Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes moments and episode extras.Be kind, rewind. 💛Up next: Twister. Watch along with us this week and tune in next week!

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we’re heading back to one of the most iconic teen movies of the late 90s, Can’t Hardly Wait (1998), and we’ve got a special guest joining the conversation.Allison’s longtime friend Moe joins the podcast to revisit the legendary graduation-night party movie — and quickly reminds everyone that Jennifer Love Hewitt was a major Millennial crush in the late 90s.Together we break down the unforgettable characters and storylines from the night everyone remembers:Preston and his four-year crush on Amanda BeckettWilliam’s revenge plan against Mike DexterSeth Green’s chaotic “Special K” personaThe house party that somehow contains the entire graduating classAnd all the 90s teen movie energy that made this film a cult classicWe also talk favorite characters, rewatch nostalgia, and why this movie perfectly captures the chaotic feeling of the last night of high school.🎙️ Streaming now wherever you get your podcasts.📸 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes moments and episode extras.Be kind, rewind. 💛Up next: You’ve Got Mail. Watch along with us this week and tune in next week!

There’s no crying in baseball… but there is a lot to talk about.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we step up to the plate with A League of Their Own (1992), the iconic sports comedy-drama about the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League during World War II. We talk sisters, rivalry, and the challenge of proving you belong while playing professional baseball in skirts. Along the way, we revisit legendary performances from Geena Davis, Lori Petty, Madonna, Rosie O’Donnell, and Tom Hanks at peak chaotic-coach energy.We also dive into:The real history behind the women’s leaguePenny Marshall’s direction and 90s sports movie storytellingThe unforgettable “There’s no crying in baseball!” momentThe powerful ending and why this story still resonates todayHannah’s rating: 8.5 / 10Episode streaming now everywhere you get your podcasts. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes photos and clips.Be kind, rewind. 💛Up next: Can’t Hardly Wait

Viruses. Verbal oversharing in the grocery store. Mistaken identities. And one very complicated “lean.”This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, Allison records while battling a cold (and a completely broken internal monologue filter), before we dive into two very 90s stories about love, timing, and emotional honesty.We revisit Dawson’s Creek (S1, Ep. 7 – “Detention”) in honor of James Van Der Beek — unpacking teen angst, Breakfast Club references, and why 90s teens were somehow more articulate than most adults.Then we head to Chicago for While You Were Sleeping (1995) — the cozy rom-com where Sandra Bullock accidentally gets engaged to a man in a coma… and falls for his brother instead. We talk mistaken identity, family chaos, the infamous “leaning” scene, and why this movie still works nearly 30 years later.Cozy romance. Capeside drama. And one wildly unnecessary hospital reveal.Episode streaming now.📸 Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes clips, photos, and episode extras. Be kind, rewind. 💛 Watch along with us! Our next Watch - A League of Their Own.

High school DJs. Prom bets. Fourth-wall breaks. And somehow… a brand-new Hannah laugh.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we revisit She’s All That (1999) and the very first episode of Clarissa Explains It All — two 90s staples that shaped teen culture in completely different ways.We talk glow-ups, prom politics, the art of the makeover movie, and why Clarissa talking directly to the camera felt revolutionary. Allison also connects approximately half the cast to her beloved show Psych, while Hannah debuts a brand-new podcast laugh that may or may not make future appearances.Makeover magic, fourth-wall sass, and peak 90s energy — streaming now.📸 Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes clips, photos, and episode extras. New episodes each week - next week? While You Were Sleeping & Dawson's Creek S1E7. Be kind, rewind. 💛

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, 90’s Edition, we’re throwing it back to Overboard — a movie Hannah had never seen and Allison remembered mostly for the chaos, the kids, and Goldie Hawn falling off a yacht.We revisit the outrageous premise, the rom-com tropes that shaped so many 90s movies, and why Overboard feels like a cultural bridge between the late ’80s and the ’90s we all grew up with. From prank-loving kids and questionable parenting choices to Gary Marshall’s unmistakable directing style, this episode digs into what still works, what feels wild in hindsight, and why this movie stuck around for a generation.Plus: Hannah gives her rating, we talk Kurt Russell + Goldie Hawn chemistry, and explore how Overboard helped pave the way for so many 90s family comedies.🎙️ New episodes drop every weekend. Our next watch? She's All That. Watch along with us!📸 Follow us on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes clips, photos, and episode extras. Be kind, rewind. 💛

The timing could not have been better — we recorded this episode on actual Groundhog Day.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we revisit Groundhog Day, talking time loops, personal growth, and why this movie continues to hold up across generations. Along the way, Hannah makes a surprising confession: groundhogs are not cute… and may now be a newly unlocked fear.We break down Bill Murray’s iconic performance, the movie’s deeper themes, and how watching this story now hits differently than it did growing up. Equal parts reflective, funny, and perfectly on-theme, this episode proves some movies really are meant to be revisited — again and again.🎙️ Episode 15 is streaming now — everywhere you get your podcasts.📸 Follow us on ⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes clips, photos, and episode extras.New episodes drop every weekend.Be kind, rewind. 💛

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we’re revisiting Sister Act, a movie packed with music, humor, heart, and one unforgettable choir transformation.But before we even get into the convent… our conversation takes a few unexpected detours. We clarify that Star Trek: The Next Generation is not the same as Star Wars, and we discover that Hannah doesn’t actually know the names of The Beatles. Consider this episode a pop culture education.We break down Deloris Van Cartier’s journey, the power of found community, and why the music in this movie still makes everyone want to clap along. We also talk about how Sister Act balances comedy with deeper themes of belonging, identity, and stepping into your voice.This episode is joyful, nostalgic, and full of laughs — with a few surprising confessions along the way.🎙️ Episode 14 is streaming now — everywhere you get your podcasts.📸 Follow us on Instagram⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes clips, photos, and episode extras.New episodes drop weekly.Up next: Groundhog Day. Watch along with us!Be kind, rewind. 💛

A 12-year-old street kid. A 3-ton orca whale. A friendship you could never imagine. An adventure Allison apparently forgot — and Hannah had never seen.This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we revisit Free Willy — a movie that shaped childhoods, sparked career dreams, and somehow led Allison to admit she owns… too many harmonicas.We talk about how Free Willy made so many kids want to become marine biologists, why its message around captivity and freedom still hits hard, and how it lands differently watching it now. This episode blends reflection, humor, orca facts, and hindsight as we look back on what this movie taught a generation.🎙️ Episode 13 is streaming now — everywhere you get your podcasts.📸 Follow us on Instagram⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ for behind-the-scenes clips, photos, and episode extras.New episodes drop weekly. Up next: Sister Act. Watch along with us!Be kind, rewind. 💛

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we head to Toon World to watch Space Jam, joined by a special guest — Allison’s best friend and fellow Millennial, Laurie.We talk about Michael Jordan at the height of his fame, his real-life pivot to baseball, and how that chapter shaped the movie’s story. From Monstars and cartoon physics to nonstop 90s energy, this episode is packed with nostalgia and laughs.Both Hannah and Laurie instantly loved Lola Bunny, and we dive into why her debut made such an impression then — and why she still sparks conversation now.This episode is part sports movie, part pop culture time capsule, and fully embraces a “yay, sports” level of analysis.🎙️ Episode 12 is streaming now.📸 Follow us on ⁠Instagram⁠ & ⁠Facebook⁠ for behind-the-scenes clips and photos.New episodes drop weekly - watch this week along with us for our next episode, Free Willy.Be kind, rewind. 💛

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we revisit Cool Runnings — and go beyond the movie to explore the real story of the Jamaican bobsled team.We talk about how the idea for the team actually began, what Disney changed for storytelling, and what the road to the 1988 Winter Olympics really looked like for a group of Jamaican athletes entering a sport they had never competed in before. From open tryouts and borrowed equipment to discipline, pride, and resilience, the real story is just as compelling as the film.This episode dives into the balance between underdog mythology and reality, the importance of representation, and why Cool Runnings still holds a special place in 90s pop culture. We also talk about what it meant for Jamaica to show up on the world stage — not to win medals, but to prove they belonged.🎙️ Episode 11 is streaming now.📸 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes moments, clips, and episode extras.New episodes drop weekly.Be kind, rewind. 💛

Happy New Year! This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we step into the snowy world of Little Women — a story about sisterhood, independence, creativity, and becoming yourself in a world that doesn’t always make room for women’s ambition.We talk about the book and why Little Women, written by Louisa May Alcott, was such an important introduction to early feminism. We dive into Alcott’s life, her ties to transcendentalism, her work as a women’s suffrage advocate, and how much of herself she poured into the character of Jo March.Along the way, Hannah shares her love of late-1800s fashion and her very real desire to bring those dresses back (especially the dramatic sleeves), while Allison admits she mostly wants the hidden pockets — because she’s basically a squirrel or a crow who likes to carry lucky little trinkets everywhere she goes.We also unpack how the film portrays marriage as partnership, women as thinkers and creators, and why Jo’s story still resonates generations later — especially when you understand how closely it mirrors Alcott’s own choices and beliefs.🎙️ Episode is streaming now.📸 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes moments, photos, and episode extras.New episodes drop weekly.Be kind, rewind. 💛

Happy Holidays! In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we roll the dice on Jumanji and turn the holiday season into a full-on 90s pop culture moment.Allison revisits a movie she saw in theaters as a kid, while Hannah watches Jumanji for the first time and immediately brings Gen Z logic into the chaos — including rooting for the lion. We talk groundbreaking effects, emotional moments, childhood fears, and why this movie still holds up decades later.Then we make it a Festivus two-fer. Hannah gets introduced to Seinfeld and the legendary holiday “for the rest of us,” complete with the aluminum pole, airing of grievances, and feats of strength.🎙️ Episode 9 is streaming now.📸 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes clips, photos, and extra 90s nostalgia.New episodes drop weekly.Be kind, rewind. 💛

In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we watch and discuss Hook, kicking off our Robin Williams era.Allison brings the nostalgia of growing up with this movie, while Hannah watches it for the first time, offering fresh Gen Z perspective on Neverland, the Lost Boys, Rufio, Tinkerbell, and Captain Hook. We talk through the moments that stayed with us, the ones that hit differently now, and why Hook continues to spark strong opinions decades later.Our conversation dives into themes of childhood, imagination, growing up, parenthood, and remembering who you were before life got busy — and how watching this movie across generations opens up new ways of understanding it.💛 We want to hear from you:What’s your Hook take? Love it, hate it, or complicated feelings? Join the conversation.📲 For behind-the-scenes moments, photos, and episode extras, follow us on Instagram and Facebook.🎙️ New episodes drop weekly.Next up: Jumanji.Be kind, rewind. 💛

In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we watch and discuss Grumpy Old Men (1993), a wintertime classic full of rivalry, romance, and small-town charm. Allison brings the nostalgia, while Hannah experiences the film for the first time — with plenty of very Gen Z observations.We talk through the rivalry between John Gustafson and Max Goldman, the arrival of Ariel, and why Hannah instantly connected with her character. Ariel’s independence, confidence, and warmth made her a standout, and Hannah quickly saw herself in her.We also explore how the film balances humor with unexpectedly tender themes like aging, friendship, regret, and choosing joy later in life, while highlighting the iconic performances from Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Ann-Margret, Burgess Meredith, and more.Along the way, the episode veers delightfully off the rails with Hannah’s backpack being mistaken for a face by Zoom, a discussion of her extremely well-loved lucky stuffed dog, and a Gen Z interpretation of John’s fishing habits that briefly turns him into an “environmentalist baddie.”We close by teasing what’s next as we move into a Robin Williams chapter with Hook.New episodes drop weekly.Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes moments, photos, and more. (Especially if you want to see Hannah's creepy backpack or her lucky dog/roadkill turtle.)

In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we watch and discuss Fried Green Tomatoes (1991). Allison brings the nostalgia and personal history of growing up with this film, while Hannah experiences the story for the first time.We explore the film’s dual timelines, memorable characters, and standout performances while digging into its deeper themes — identity, resilience, chosen family, abuse, aging, and what it means to reclaim your voice.We also address the more difficult conversations the movie brings up, including outdated language, the importance of acknowledging history without softening or erasing it, and how these moments should be discussed thoughtfully today. This leads into a broader conversation about cultural touchstones like Roots, Reading Rainbow, and the influence of LeVar Burton, and how storytelling helps shape empathy across generations.From Ninny’s stories at the nursing home to the heart of the Whistle Stop Café, this episode covers why Fried Green Tomatoes remains such a meaningful and emotionally layered film.Next up: Grumpy Old Men.New episodes drop weekly.Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes moments, photos, and more.

In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we wrap up our witchy movie series with the one and only Practical Magic. Allison brings the nostalgia of growing up with the Owens sisters, and Hannah experiences the magic, the chaos, and the questionable decisions for the very first time.We walk through the curse, the love spell, Jimmy Angelov’s unforgettable energy, midnight margaritas, beetle omens, sisterhood, and the coven finale that brings the whole story together. Along the way, we talk about the movie’s themes — grief, intuition, belonging, and the power of women supporting women — and why this story still resonates today.And to close out our witchy run, we pair the film with the perfect song: “Goodbye Earl” by The Chicks, which fits the plot a little too well.Grab your broom, grab your lavender, and join us as we revisit this 90’s classic through two generations’ eyes.New episodes drop every week.Make sure to follow us on Instagram & Facebook for behind-the-scenes moments, photos, and more fun from the show!

In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, Allison and Hannah revisit one of the most beloved Halloween films of the 90s. Allison brings the nostalgia of growing up with Hocus Pocus, while Hannah experiences the Sanderson Sisters, Thackery Binx, Billy Butcherson, and all of Salem’s chaos for the very first time.They walk through the full story, explore the casting and characters, and discuss the moments that made the film iconic—from the opening in 1693 to the legendary “I Put a Spell on You” sequence. The conversation blends 90’s context, fun reactions, and plenty of humor, showing why Hocus Pocus became a defining piece of the decade’s pop culture.Follow along each week as Allison guides Hannah through more films from the era.Next up: Practical Magic.

In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, Hannah is under the weather, so Allison brings her the ultimate comfort show: The Golden Girls. Together they watch the two-part episode “Sick and Tired,” a story centered on medical dismissal, self-advocacy, and one of the most powerful monologues in the series. It proves to be the perfect choice for a sick day, and sparks an important conversation about advocating for your health today.After revisiting this classic television moment, they dive into The Witches (1990), exploring the movie’s dark humor, practical effects, and the unforgettable performance by Anjelica Huston. They walk through the plot, the characters, and the intense scenes that defined this film for many 90’s kids who grew up both loving and fearing it.With generational perspectives, storytelling, and plenty of reactions, this episode blends comfort, commentary, and nostalgia as Allison continues guiding Hannah through the movies and shows that shaped the 1990s.Follow along each week as they revisit more films, television, and memorable pop culture moments from the decade.

In this episode of Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, Allison introduces Hannah to The First Wives Club, the iconic 1996 film starring Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, and Diane Keaton. Together, they dive into the plot, the unforgettable performances, the humor, and the themes that made this movie a defining piece of 90’s pop culture.They explore the film’s take on friendship, reinvention, aging, and revenge, along with the moments and characters that still resonate today. With generational perspectives, reflections on 90’s nostalgia, and plenty of laughter woven throughout, this conversation highlights why The First Wives Club remains a millennial favorite and a must-watch for anyone discovering the decade’s classics.Follow along each week as Allison guides Hannah through more movies, shows, and cultural touchstones from the 1990s.

Welcome to Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition! 🎙️✨Where a nostalgic Millennial (Allison) introduces a 90’s-obsessed Gen Z (Hannah) to the real 1990s — the movies, music, TV, fashion, chaos, parenting, and pop culture moments that shaped an entire generation.In our very first episode, we’re kicking things off with who we are, why we’re doing this podcast, and what to expect as we take a guided tour through the decade you think you know.From the hysterical to the heartfelt, we’re diving into:🎬 Iconic 90’s movies🎧 The music that lived in our Walkmans📺 The TV moments no Millennial will ever forget📌 And the generational differences that make our conversations… chef’s kissIf you love the 90s — or wish you had lived through them — this podcast is your new favorite nostalgia trip.