
Feel conflicted about the movies you loved as a kid? Let Paul and Erika guide you through all that beloved garbage we watched...after all, nostalgia is more fun when you aren't the only one embarrassed by it. Come dive into yesterday's pop culture today (and connect with the show on Instagram, BlueSky, and Threads)!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 367 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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LA Month marches on as Paul and Erika are joined by Mike Schubert from The Newest Olympian & Professional Talkers podcasts to discuss a comedy classic: 1984’s Beverly Hills Cop! They discuss stomach punches in the 80s, super villain red flags, Eddie ... more
Welcome to 2026, everyone…let’s start it off with a bang (see what happened there?)! To ring in the New Year, Paul and Erika are talking about Paul Thomas Anderson’s porn epic Boogie Nights, which, much like this podcast, is alternately very funny an... more
Another year down, dear listeners, so it’s time for another That Aged Well tradition: the annual reading of the international reviews! And also, a review of A Charlie Brown Christmas Special…what more could you hope for this holiday season?
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Leaping forward 55+ years from last week, Erika and Paul dive into this month’s Patreon Pick…it’s 2003’s Elf! Lots of commentary about the proper hairstyle for Santa, the tragedy of elf society, and the importance of New York 1 lies within! There’s a... more
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I stumbled on this podcast while binging ’what went wrong’ and never looked back. It’s like watching your favorite movies with hilarious friends (often while driving. Where else do you get to do that? ).
Come for the nostalgia and stay for the insights and absolute hilarity.
I’ve recommended this to everyone I know and have so far not been unfriended.
Winter has been harsh, and the battles continue. Aside the memory of your sweet face, only one bright spot lifts my spirits: the podcast That Aged Well. Venerables Paul and Erika delight me with their retellings of cherished histories. Their bell-like laughter reminds me of your mirth. In addition, their veritable friendship is strong and true, like my fondness for you. I confess all my spare time has been imbibing their episodes. When this unpleasantness concludes, and I return to your arms, l... more
I discovered That Aged Well a few months ago, and have since been devouring their entire archives. It’s like hanging out with two of your hilariously sarcastic best friends as they view the movies and tv shows of your youth through a lens that is nostalgic and sentimental while also being ruthlessly (and appropriately!) critical of how well those movies and shows have or have not aged. I listen while driving, and so many episodes have me laughing so hard I almost have to pull my car over. And si... more
As a TAW enthusiast racking up hundreds of listening hours over the last few months since discovering my new virtual BFFs, Paul and Erika, I’ve felt guilty for not leaving a 5 star review sooner. My fear has been that I wouldn’t find the right words to express what this podcast means to me. However, after tonight I can’t hold back any longer. Little do Paul and Erika know, but they served as my trip sitters during my extraordinary, unnerving, first time viewing of Labyrinth tonight for its 40th ... more
Loving the podcast, found it randomly when looking for something to play on commute to work and vibes are like I have found new friends to watch movies and TVs with….the fun kind. Because of their friendship and vibes together the whole podcast feels like the fun friends that like to comment as the movie plays and not take everything too seriously.
Much love from Australia!
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A nostalgic exploration of beloved films and television series from the past, this podcast engages listeners by critiquing and celebrating the pop culture that shaped their childhoods. The hosts, Paul and Erika, use humor and personal anecdotes to navigate through themes of love, embarrassments, and societal shifts as they review various classics. Episodes often emphasize the complexities surrounding gender roles, race, and representation, making for both entertaining and thought-provoking discussions. Listeners can expect a lively format filled with laughter, authenticity, and insightful commentary on how these pieces of media have aged.
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Recent guests on That Aged Well include:
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2. Wilson Cruz
3. Paul Caiola
4. Amanda Jane Stern
5. Tom Zohar
6. Liza Minnelli
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