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Old Roommates

Old Roommates
The Shawshank Redemption
Indiana Jones and the Temple Of Doom
Boogie Nights
Speed
Election
Do the Right Thing
Look Who's Talking
Mickey
Come On Eileen
Better Off Dead
John Cusack
Adult Film Industry
The Boy In the Plastic Bubble
Splash
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
1980s Comedy
Nostalgia
Postcards From the Edge
A League Of Their Own
Female Empowerment

Do our favorite movies and tv shows hold up as we get older? We change, but do they? And, does nostalgia beat quality? Join best friends, pop-culture junkies, and yes, old roommates, Brian Masefield and Christina Walsh as they experience old loves from the 70s, 80s and 90s all over again. Old Roommates is the only weekly podcast that revisits pop culture…through a middle-aged lens. Follow Old Room... more

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"Shall we play a game?" Okay, let's play, "Where the hell are this kid's parents?" In 1983's War Games, our teenage techie (played by Matthew Broderick) is able to skip school for a week, hack into computers, and get arrested for espionage without ev... more

Season 7 Premier! Armed with a baseball bat and a big mouth, Joe Clark was a man with a mission: to turn around the test scores of the struggling "cauldron of violence" known as Eastside High in Paterson, New Jersey. The 1989 film, Lean on Me, chroni... more

Plus: Our Roomie Awards! No, they can't believe it either. Brian and Christina celebrate the end of season 6 by taking a look back at their podcast year. Filled with exciting stats, fun facts, and their personal favorite episodes, this episode is bur... more

"Leaving Las Vegas" RevisitedNicolas Cage won an Oscar (along with a case of other recognitions) for his role as Ben, an alcoholic with nothing left to lose in 1995's Leaving Las Vegas. Elisabeth Shue also scored raves and awards as Sera, Ben's angel... more

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Hosts

Brian Masefield
Co-host engaging in nostalgic discussions about films and TV shows, along with critical insights and personal anecdotes from his experiences with the content.
Christina Walsh
Co-host known for her humorous take and emotional connection to the films explored, shares critical reflections and personal commentary throughout each episode.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 60 ratings
  • Feel good fun and memories

    I love the banter and sweet friend chemistry between Christina and Brian. Brings back great memories of favorite moves. Gen X magic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amybhardt
    United Statesa year ago
  • I review podcasts

    Terrible podcast. Don’t waste your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    I review podcasts
    Australia4 years ago
  • Old roommates, new friends!

    These guys make you feel like you’ve lived with them in a rent controlled 500 sq foot flat your whole life. Love the banter and chemistry, a must listen for people who love visiting the classics!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Crom laughs at your winds!
    United States5 years ago
  • Such a mood booster!!

    The tone, passion and humor of this pod are sure to brighten the darkest day. Your chemistry and knowledge are so pervasive. Keep it up!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lovely_Lina
    United States5 years ago
  • So much retro fun! A delight!

    Brian and Christina are incredible. Light hearted banter about the movies I’m nostalgic about. Lots of information and opinion along with a back and forth that is endlessly entertaining. I’m in!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mxsandy12
    United States5 years ago

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Audience enjoys the friendly banter and chemistry between the hosts, often highlighting the comforting nostalgia.
The show is praised for its engaging discussions, making listeners feel connected and part of the conversation.
Critiques include technical sound issues that sometimes detract from the experience, although these are often countered by the overall enjoyment of the content.
Listeners appreciate the critical yet light-hearted look at how movies and shows hold up over time with maturity.

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Ep 291: "Weird Science" Revisited
Q: Which movie is worse? Weird Science or Police Academy?
Both hosts agree that it's a tough question but ultimately find both movies terrible for different reasons.
Ep 276: "Cape Fear" Revisited
Q: How did you feel about the movie's ending?
Both hosts agree that the film's ending was over-the-top and detracted from the movie's initial realism, feeling it went ridiculous with superhuman elements and poor decision-making from characters.
Ep 276: "Cape Fear" Revisited
Q: What were your feelings about Cape Fear when you first saw it?
Christina recalls feeling frightened and found Robert De Niro's performance excellent but Juliette Lewis annoying, while Brian admired the complexity of the film despite its disturbing themes.
Ep 280: "This Is Spinal Tap" Revisited
Q: What was your history with 'This Is Spinal Tap'?
One host recalls watching it during his teenage years, influenced by its reputation as one of the funniest movies but feeling it did not live up to expectations during his first viewing. The other host, who fondly describes it as one of her favorite films, highlights the relatability of its humor based on her connections to people in rock bands.
Ep 247: "The Real World: New York (1992)" Revisited
Q: What about your relationship to the show?
I must have been with Lisa or somebody when I was watching it, but I remember watching The Real World a lot with you.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Old Roommates

What is Old Roommates about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners are taken on a nostalgic journey as two best friends reflect on beloved films and television shows from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, examining how time and personal growth influence their perspectives. Each episode offers a blend of humor and critical analysis, as the hosts contemplate the intricacies of their favorite pop culture moments and whether they stand the test of time. This unique approach to revisiting classics through a middle-aged lens highlights evolving opinions on societal themes, while also encouraging listeners to join in on the journey of rediscovery. The blend of heartfelt reminiscing and thoughtful critique sets this show apart, making it a delightful listen for anyone interested in pop culture and nostalgic reflect... more

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