90s Noise

This week, 90's Noise co-host, Aprill, flies solo while interviewing a favorite 90's child actor.You may know her as the vocal and spunky Robyn Russo from The Secret World of Alex Mack or as the semi-mean girl Grace from The Baby-Sitter's Club movie. But we know her best as herself - Natanya Ross.Listen along as she talks about her experiences growing up as a child actor and how that transformed her into the amazing woman she is today.*NOTE* Recorded prior to the release of Quiet on SetEmail us your thoughts and comments:90snoiseshow@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:INSTAGRAM: @90sNoiseBecome a Patreon Supporter for exclusive bonus episodesSubscribe and review!

Join us in this late-night episode as we take a stroll down memory lane and discuss three underrated animated movies that may have slipped under your radar from 1994.From the magical transformation of a princess to a swan, to the green-thumbed troll in Central Park, and the tiny adventures of Thumbelina, we're unpacking the stories, characters, and the unique charm of these animated classics.Whether you're a die-hard fan of these animated treasures or hearing about them for the first time, this episode is sure to spark a sense of nostalgia and maybe even introduce you to a new favorite. So grab your popcorn, cozy up, and let's dive into the world of underrated animated movies!Email us your thoughts and comments:90snoiseshow@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:INSTAGRAM: @90sNoiseBecome a Patreon Supporter for exclusive bonus episodesSubscribe and review!

In this episode, we dive deep into the nostalgic waters of 90s Nickelodeon and two iconic shows that came out in 1994 : "All That" and "The Secret World of Alex Mack."We kick things off with "All That," the sketch comedy show that was essentially our version of "Saturday Night Live" for kids. We share our mixed feelings about the show's quality over the years, but we can't help but love the skits that gave us a good laugh, like Ask Ashley or Vital Information, and the pop culture references that kept us hooked. I think the best part about each episode though was the special musical guest!Then, we shift gears to "The Secret World of Alex Mack," a show that featured a teenage girl with superpowers. We discuss the relatability of Alex's character, who was a tomboy yet still had a girly side, and how the show resonated with us as kids. It was a show that felt ahead of its time, breaking the mold with a strong female lead who wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty.So, grab your orange soda and Capri Suns, and join us for this trip down memory lane. Whether you were team All That or team Alex Mack, there's something in this episode for every 90s kid at heart.Email us your thoughts and comments:90snoiseshow@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:INSTAGRAM: @90sNoiseBecome a Patreon Supporter for exclusive bonus episodesSubscribe and review!

Saddle up for a trip down memory lane as we revisit the Olsen Twins' classic, "How the West Was Fun"!In this episode of 90s Noise, we take a nostalgic deep dive into the 1994 feature-length comedy that had us all yearning for wild mustangs and ranch life. So, whether "How the West Was Fun" was a childhood favorite or you're just curious about the film that had us all begging our parents for a horse, this episode is for you.Join us as we discuss our initial thoughts from watching it as a kid to our views on it now 30 years later. We also chat about the film's plot, the memorable villain, and even touch on the fashion that screams '90s.Plus, we explore the Olsen Twins' evolution from their early movies to their later works and get into a friendly debate about which Olsen's line (including Lizzie) would be longer at a hypothetical convention. It's a conversation you'll definitely want to weigh in on.Email us your thoughts and comments:90snoiseshow@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:INSTAGRAM: @90sNoiseBecome a Patreon SupporterSubscribe and review!

In this episode of 90s Noise, we have a special guest, Kelly McNeil, the published author of "A Day Like This" and her upcoming book "Mayluna." Join us as we dive into the inspiration behind "Mayluna," a captivating story of a legendary band from the late 90s and their mysterious connection to a woman named Evie Waters. Evie's grown children discover a photo of their mother with the band, sparking a retrospective look back at their lives and the impact Evie had on the band. The book incorporates elements of mystery, magic, and celestial themes, creating a captivating and emotional read.Kelly shares her journey of writing the book, the challenges she faced in crafting its unique structure, and the emotional impact it had on her. We also discuss the music influences in the book, the significance of the title "Mayluna," and Kelly's personal experiences in the music industry. If you're a fan of music, love stories, and the nostalgia of the 90s, you won't want to miss this episode. Kelly's passion for storytelling shines through as she takes us on a journey through the pages of "Mayluna."Grab your copy of Mayluna now!Email us your thoughts and comments:90snoiseshow@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:INSTAGRAM: @90sNoiseBecome a Patreon SupporterSubscribe and review!

Join us in this episode of 90s Noise as we take a trip down memory lane to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Jim Carrey's incredible 1994 run.We're unpacking the year that catapulted Carrey into superstardom with the release of three major hits: "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective," "The Mask," and "Dumb and Dumber."From behind-the-scenes trivia to personal anecdotes, we explore the impact these films had on our childhoods and the comedy landscape. We discuss Carrey's unique comedic style, his transition to more serious roles, and the lasting legacy of his '94 film trio. Plus, we touch on other memorable Carrey roles from the '90s, including his portrayal of The Riddler in "Batman Forever" and his transformation into the Grinch.Whether you're a die-hard Jim Carrey fan or just love a good dose of '90s nostalgia, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and a heartfelt appreciation for one of comedy's greatest.Email us your thoughts and comments:90snoiseshow@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:INSTAGRAM: @90sNoiseBecome a Patreon SupporterSubscribe and review!