My So Called Podcast

We're looking back at the week of March 21, 1991. We discuss the album The White Room from The KLF and the movie Career Opportunities from director Bryan Gordon. With special guest Colin Ravenhil.

This week we look back at the week of September 19th, 1997. Cornershop released the album When I Was Born for the 7th Time and the film In & Out was released from director Frank Oz.

This week we welcome special guest Beth Vaccaro. We look back at November 19th, 1990 to talk about Madonna's greatest hits album The Immaculate Collection and then we discuss the documentary from director Alek Keshishian, Madonna: Truth or Dare.

This week we travel back to the week of April 21nd 1992. We look at the album Wish from The Cure and Deep Cover from director Bill Duke.

This episode looks back at January 24, 1997. We talk about the album Glow from Reef and the movie Mother from filmmaker Albert Brooks.

This episode looks back at the week of January 15th, 1996. We talk about the album Boys for Pele from Tori Amos and the movie Welcome to the Dollhouse from director Todd Solondz. With special guest, Amanda Clark.

This week we go back to May 4th 1999 to discuss The Ego Has Landed from Robbie Williams and The Mummy from director Stephen Sommers.

We look back at the week of October 12, 1999 to discuss Black on Both Sides from Mos Def and The Straight Story from director David Lynch.

This week we go back to September 13th, 1991 to discuss Still Feel Gone from Uncle Tupelo and The Commitments from director Alan Parker.

This week, we celebrate making 100 episodes.

This week we look back at the week of March 23, 1990 and discuss Depeche Mode's Violator and Pretty Woman from director Garry Marshal. With special guests Alicia Speigel and Banan Ead.

This week, we look back at the week February 12th, 1993 and discuss 311's Music and Groundhog Day from director Harold Ramis. With special guest, Paul Wegmann.

This week we look back at October 4th, 1991 and discuss Girlfriend from Matthew Sweet and Ricochet from director Russell Mulcahy.

We invited several guests back to discuss the year 1997. We all discuss the best movie, album and other things that were happening in that year.

This week, we look back at the week of August 26th 1994 to talk about Rubberneck from Toadies and Natural Born Killers from director Oliver Stone. With special guest, Matt Holborow.