In this Made in the 90s edition of The Good Ole Boys Radio Show, the guys hop in the time machine and head straight back to the decade that raised them. From the shift in Black culture between the late ’80s and early ’90s, to the rise of Black ownership in music with Bad Boy, No Limit, Cash Money, Uptown, LaFace and more, the fellas break down how TV shows like Martin, In Living Color, A Different World, Fresh Prince, Saved by the Bell, New York Undercover and even Are You Afraid of the Dark? helped shape how we saw ourselves. They also rewind the movie catalog—Malcolm X, New Jack City, Boyz N the Hood, House Party, Lion King, Jurassic Park and more—while debating who really ran the decade on the big screen.

The crew also digs into the heavy side of the era with a real conversation about the crack epidemic, how it devastated Black communities, and how it compares to today’s opioid crisis. Then it’s back to the fun: Quincy's big fat yeast rolls, McDonald’s rap commercials and the Arch Deluxe, Pizza Hut Book It pies, Kid Cuisine trays, Little Debbie runs, plus 90s drip from Cross Colours and Karl Kani to FUBU, Starter jackets, Timbs, Wallabees, Nautica and Southpole.

Finally, they crown who truly ruled the 90s in sports (is it anybody but Michael Jordan?), music, and movies. This episode is pure nostalgia from start to finish.

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