Tasha and Emily have some horrifying realizations about jokes they didn't understand when they were kids. The Living Seinfeld segment becomes Damn, Jerry! so they can compare two classic episodes of 90s sitcom they didn't fully get back in the day: "The Contest" episode of Seinfeld with "Whoomp! There It Ain't" from Martin.

Tasha and Emily have some horrifying realizations about jokes they didn't understand when they were kids. The Living Seinfeld segment becomes Damn, Jerry! so they can compare two classic episodes of 90s sitcom they didn't fully get back in the day: "The Contest" episode of Seinfeld with "Whoomp! There It Ain't" from Martin.   

In a 90s Kind of World

Pam on a Pogo Stick

Tasha and Emily talk about relationships, hookups, and the will-they-won't-they tropes of the 90s. It would be STUPID if they didn't! The Living Seinfeld segment looks at the deal Jerry and Elaine make, and the morning after for Kyle and Max. Lots of giggling ensues.

Tasha and Emily talk about relationships, hookups, and the will-they-won't-they tropes of the 90s. It would be STUPID if they didn't! The Living Seinfeld segment looks at the deal Jerry and Elaine make, and the morning after for Kyle and Max. Lots of giggling ensues. 

It's Complicated...

Tasha and Emily talk about all of the recent reboots of 90s sitcoms. Please note this was recorded before the Roseanne reboot even premiered, let alone get canceled for the titular star being racist. The Living Seinfeld segment focuses on the pilot episodes of Living Single and Seinfeld.

Tasha and Emily talk about all of the recent reboots of 90s sitcoms. Please note this was recorded before the Roseanne reboot even premiered, let alone get canceled for the titular star being racist. The Living Seinfeld segment focuses on the pilot episodes of Living Single and Seinfeld. 

This is the Remix!

Two pop culture enthusiasts look back on their favorite 90s sitcoms using Living Single and Seinfeld as a jumping off point. Tasha and Emily discuss the nuanced, and often silly, tropes of the shows that raised them, 22 minutes at a time.

Two pop culture enthusiasts look back on their favorite 90s sitcoms using Living Single and Seinfeld as a jumping off point. Tasha and Emily discuss the nuanced, and often silly, tropes of the shows that raised them, 22 minutes at a time.

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In a 90s Kind of World

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