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600 downloads bonus episode! Do you remember the $1 Million Dollar Menu Song Contest? Did you know only one person won and his life is worst today thant it was when he won the record? How about Magi-Cans? Cokes amazing efforts to take prize winning into the 21st century! Both of these were horrible marketing ploys but 30 years later we remember them fondly.

The 1995 Source Awards are pivotal. Going back to watch it for my research brought me back to why the Super Bowl HalfTime show is such a huge deal in 2022. From 1993-1997 gangster rap went mainstream, 59 million records were sold, labels were started and lost, and many lost their lives or were seriously harmed. But one thing that is deniable is the amazing music between the two biggest record labels of the time, Death Row and Bad Boy. This is the story of the 1995 Source Awards and the following 18 months that lead to the downfall of gangsta rap. 

In this episode we revist out Saturday morning friends and dig into what happened to them. A deep look at everything your heart desires Saturday mornings, and don't forget your favorite cereals!

This episode explores the hysteria around Cabbage Patch Dolls, why they were so popular and why our parents went to war trying to find them. Sit back and relax as we explore the psychology and mania around these fabric plastic headed rays of sunshine. BONUS: We can't talk about Cabbage Patch Dolls without talking Garbage Pail Kids! This is an episode you can't miss! Please share our podcast and help us grow!

Fandom of the show "Friends" is beyond anything we've ever witnessed, but why is that? Why do fans refuse to let the show go. In the episode we do our best to explain why fans are bonded more to Friends on a wider scale than other comedies of the same time period.

This episode is about the greatest 12 months in music history, January 1991 through December 1991. What we are going to discover here is going to leave your head shaking in disbelief that not only did you live through some of the greatest times in music history, but that you did it at the speed of light. 

We reached the anniversary of one of the greatest movies ever made in "Back to the Future" but in this episode we talk about the real star of the movie the Delorean DMC12. The Delorean is surrounded in dreams, failures and scandals. In this episode learn the rise, fall and controversy surrounding this amazing looking car, and how Big Lots came into selling Deloreans. Even giving away a 24 kt gold Delorean to a customer in a raffle. It's true! On this episode of 21 Years.

Arsenio Hall did a show for our generation and for 4 years it was one of the most popular forms of entertainment the MTV Generation had. It didnt deserve to disappear in obscurity and it's one of the biggest questions I get... "What Happened to The Arsenio Hall Show?" So here it is, my research on why the show disappeared. Get ready Dog Pound, this one deserves your attention.  Plus a bonus! I answer the question I often get "How did you get rid of your cable?" Here's the breakdown in all its gloriuous streaming detail just for you. 

Tonights episode is on the story behind Tim Burtons 1989 Batman movie and how it saved Prince from losing everything. You don't want to miss this one! 

Visit us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/21YearsPodcast   Cyndi Lauper changed the face of wrestling by helping push Hulkamania to the moon! How? Its all right here on the story behind the story of Hulkamania. Give it a listen and check it out. Don't forget to follow and share!

What happened to record stores? That's easy...Napster! Actually no, well not completely. If anything Napster was a warning the record companies ignored or they might still be around today. In this episode we talk about Malls, How Michael Jacksons "Thriller" saved record stores in the early 80s and how it's success also played a part in their demise. Buckle in Pop Culture Vultures we're visiting the late 90s to witness the slow death of our favorite record stores. 

We all remember Max Headroom, but do you remember the Max Headroom "Incident"? One of television broadcast greatest mysteries.