
Diving deep into a wild decade of chaos, creativity and hedonism – from Oasis to ‘Friends’, from grunge to girl power, from Kate Moss to alcopops to ‘Trainspotting’ and beyond. Join award-winning Observer journalist and Smash Hits graduate Miranda Sawyer as she meets the people who were really there for the decade of Cool Britannia, Cantona and the Chemical Generation. Follow us on Instagram and ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | a year ago |
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Diving deep into all things ’90s… He made his name at the heart of the ’00s indie explosion, became a mainstay of breakfast radio, and has since become a podcasting sensation with his shows Dish with Angela Hartnett, and Sidetracked with Annie Mac… b... more
Diving deep into all things ’90s… Hardcore, crusty, dub, four to the floor, LET’S HAVE IT… we are, of course, finally diving into the unrelenting, tribe-declaring world of ’90s techno (and the chemical revolution that fuelled the whole thing).
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Diving deep into all things ’90s… Canadian art school kid turned indie bass player Melissa Auf Der Maur was sucked into the whirlwind of two of the biggest alt.rock and grunge bands of the ’90s, centre stage with two of the most divisive characters o... more
Diving deep into all things ’90s… Which TV moments stick with you forever? If you were growing up queer in the 90s, some of those scenes went beyond fond memory and became monumentally life-affirming. From Two of Us to Queer as Folk, Brookside to Cor... more
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Such a good podcast - Miranda is a fantastic host, great questions and topics, excellent laugh and knowledgeable guests who are also good fun. The latest episode with Shirley Manson was awesome - I could listen to the two of them laughing all day.
Contrary to a few reviews here, I really do enjoy Miranda’s personality, humour, interview style and openness to different subjects. However, I think the podcast really shines when it focuses on a specific topic or figure rather than someone (usually a genXer who used to be in a semi-successful rock band and took lots of drugs) sharing their own experience of the nineties. In other words, more substance and less old lads club reliving their glory days
Each of the topics is a point in time in the 90s which had a cultural impact. There is a retrospective review with contemporary sources. My only issue with this format is that each week the guest tells how it impacted them and was a major event…only to discover the guest was only 9-14 years old at the time. This undermines the genuine reaction and passion the guest shows. Maybe get some guests who were late teens to 21 at the time.
Miranda’s Mutley Chuckle Kills It In A Good Way 🤣🤫, loved it all first time round, we all did- M gets it done without the @rz platery and ring craft evident on other cheap imitations.
Would benefit from tighter editing. Miranda’s stream of consciousness style is ok on a subject she knows well, but annoying the rest of the time. A lot of shows ramble endlessly- I rarely get to the end of an episode, despite enjoying many of the subjects.
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Weekly conversations revisit the music, television, fashion, nightlife and wider popular culture of the 1990s. Journalist Miranda Sawyer leads interviews with people who experienced the decade firsthand, alongside journalists, authors and cultural commentators who bring research and context to its artists, scenes and media. Topics range from grunge, techno and rave to British television, magazines, film soundtracks and skateboarding, with personal stories set against the cultural forces that shaped the era.
The format is an informal, topic-led interview, mixing career histories and behind-the-scenes anecdotes with discussion of how the decade looks in retrospect. Its distinctive focus is on the people and subcultures behind familiar '90s t... more
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