What You Missed When You Didn't Exist

A memory of Earth Days past. Lucy and Corbett talk about oil spills, recycling, and how much better off we are for it. Granted they also talk about abandoning Earth to live on Mars. I guess you have to ask yourself how annoying is it to separate out your recycling, versus breathing and stuff.

Not everything in history or a lifetime is pretty, and this episode is no exception. Corbett and Lucy cover the events of the Rodney King events and the after affects. We really hate to bring up the tough times, but this is definitely one of those events that we should make sure to never forget and certainly never repeat.

This little episode Lucy and Corbett discuss a hot topic, the Sun, or more specifically what it meant to get tanned in the 80's. We ramble on about George Hamilton's leathery hide and how tanning is for our family.

Corbett and Lucy discuss Milli Vanili and a lot of other artists that have had lip syncing issues in the past. Is it good? Is it bad? We really have no idea, but it is fun to discuss.

Lucy and Corbett discuss the "art" of the mix tape and a brief history of magnetic tapes and their functions. It really is just a prelude to a Spotify ad that is bound to happen in the world of music.

Corbett and Lucy discuss skipping school and the 1986 film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. A retrospective of what happened and what things are like trying to skip school now.

Lucy and Corbett talk about the 1984 Miss America scandal and generally cover the pageant system and all that goes with it.

Lucy and Corbett discuss Captain Kangaroo, a beloved children's performer that has faded with time. Bob Keeshan was the original Captain Kangaroo and we discuss what impact he had on people, or at least what impact he had on Corbett and Lucy.

Lucy and Corbett discuss what is was to rent a movie and not just sit and watch streaming services. Is there still a place for video rentals? Would it be worth it for a date night? And just how weird is it to only one a movie for a day and have to return it or pay the fines? This episode sorts a lot of that out, or we just ramble until it is over.

The Cola Wars was a bit of a crazy "war" to be sure. Everyone may have a favorite soda, but are they willing to fight for it? I think the short answer is not so much. Corbett and Lucy wrap their heads around the idea of soda as a way of Life.