Inspired by the brilliant book, U.K. Crisp Packets 1970–2000, our new episode is out NOW, and it’s all about the crisps we loved as kids 🥔 Which one did you love seeing in your lunchbox? What was your fave packet? And what actually is a crisp?
Who Remembers Podcast
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Yes, the handle does read like Whore Members and it's mostly deliberate. Just an example of the laughs you'll get if you listen to the podcast
New episode out NOW and it’s an anti-nostalgia special where we try to prove that everyday life is better THESE DAYS than the 90s. Did we pull it off, or does nostalgia win as usual? Find out in the links below..
In our new episode, we rank the top 10 board games we played as kids with @bnmkn.bsky.social 🎲 Let us know your favourite, and also whether you remember this bad boy 👇
Live from a caravan in Chapel St. Leonards, its the annual Who Remembers Roadshow and we go through your comments on the last few episodes. And yes, there is plenty of karaoke.... Links below
New episode our now and it’s all about things We Remember But Can't Prove. Was Doc Brown Marty's uncle? Did Geldof ever actually say “Give us yer fecking money” at Live Aid? Was it always Blue Ribrand and not Blue Ribbon? Tell us we're wrong. Or better, tell us we're right.
It’s another World Cup of One-Hit Wonders and this time it's the 00s. 32 noughties one-hit wonders in a straight knockout with @adforperu.bsky.social as guest judge. Zombie Nation slandered, a car crash to Sweet Female Nation, Steve Brookstein's Twitter exposed, and only one song survives.
NEW EPISODE: We've ranked the Top 10 celebrity scandals of the 90s. OJ on the run, CBBC's drug controversy, Jarvis v Jackson and much, much more. Sydney Sweeney might be having a moment right now, but at least nobody's turned her scandal into a headline this good. Yet.
Dedication's all you need... to break 65 concrete blocks with your head. This week we're deep in the Guinness Book of World Records talking Roy Castle's 43 records, the world's highest-ranking sheep, and a man who ate M&Ms blindfolded with chopsticks. New ep out now
On the last episode, one of us admitted our childhood dream was to be Mark Goodier which is something Mark Goodier himself probably never aspired to be. In a fitting tribute to the man, here he is running down the Top 10 on this day 30 years ago.
This week on Who Remembers?: the jobs we actually wanted as 80s/90s kids, and exactly how each dream died. Soundtrack to the episode: Noel Gallagher forgetting the words to "D'Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman?" halfway through. A fitting tribute to how all our dreams DIE
One of Jam's shorter sketches — starts off looking like a man rehearsing his own funeral... then it slowly dawns on you what's really going on.
New episode out now, all about the most controversial TV shows ever made in the UK...... starting with Heil Honey I'm Home, the sitcom about Hitler living next door to a Jewish family. Anyone remember actually watching it before it got pulled? Links to the podcast below
Our latest listener comments episode is out now, going through your feedback on recent episodes. Includes the story of Owen Paul on Pebble Mill where couldn't hear the music to his new song, so just stood there for a full minute Links below
29 years ago today, Oasis released the most hyped album of the 90s: Be Here Now. It might not have hit the impossible expectations, but the promo interviews for the album did give us one of Liam Gallagher’s greatest ever quotes....
Following the success of our 90s one-hit wonder tournament, we're back with another knockout competition — this time for the greatest one-hit wonders of the 1980s. Joined by @deadbatdb.bsky.social ,we decide once and for all what is THE best one-hit wonder of the 80s. Links below
This episode wandered into 80s and 90s arcade games — which was all the excuse we needed to put together a compilation of some of our favourites from the era, set to the unmistakable theme of "Space Harrier* *apologies to @bnmkn.bsky.social
A lot of people say the indoor smoking ban killed the bingo scene and these girls saw it coming a mile off
NEW EPISODE OUT NOW and it's all about caravan holidays in the UK during the 80s & 90s A listener request from @CraigyBoyBes , we dig out our stripy bed sheets, small boxes of cereal, bingo pens, 2p coins and travel back to a time when we had fun, fun, fun in the sun, sun, sun
NEW EPISODE: 6 mysteries that have never been solved. Until now. Computer messages from 1546 Vanished pilots Farmhouse aliens Crewless Navy blimps Past-life twins Impossible books All solved by us with zero research. It's just what we do. Links below
We just can’t let the World Cup go… so we’ve teamed up with @webding.bsky.social and made our own: a 90s One‑Hit Wonders World Cup. Drop your favourites in the comments and we’ll probably tell you they had more than one hit so were ineligible.
Congratulations to Telemundo commentator Andrés Cantor, who, at 52 seconds, officially recorded the longest “GOOOOAAALLLLL” of the 2026 World Cup after Curaçao’s equaliser against Germany.
As mentioned on the podcast, this bizarre bit of commentary from Steve Wilson during the BBC coverage of Colombia v Portugal somehow flew under the radar at the World Cup. You’ll not see the ending coming....
I'm on this! (that's not me, it's Mike Parry) It was lots of fun! Especially Liam suggesting that he alone vs a Spanish XI would still get a shot on target in 90 minutes (more than one, in fact)
Who Remembers Podcast@whorememberspod.bsky.social · 3mo agoGot the World Cup hangover blues? Then why not relive it ALL again as we team up with Mo Money Meakin to go through the last 6 weeks in our 2026 World Cup Review. Cape Verde, Vargentina, Neymar being a dickhead and the only man in the UK who doesn't know the lyrics to Wonderwall
Got the World Cup hangover blues? Then why not relive it ALL again as we team up with Mo Money Meakin to go through the last 6 weeks in our 2026 World Cup Review. Cape Verde, Vargentina, Neymar being a dickhead and the only man in the UK who doesn't know the lyrics to Wonderwall
New Podcast ALERT⚠️ We cover your reactions to our latest episodes—and, for reasons that remain unclear, end up singing the Fraggle Rock theme tune as it was traditionally performed in British school playgrounds in the late '80s.
As England v Argentina gets set to dominate everybody’s TV tonight, we’re looking at the most‑watched show of every year from 1980–1999 — an era when 30 million people tuned into a soap where the writers somehow decided two of the main characters should both be called Bet.
Paul Gascoigne on the English media during Italia 90
We're sorry to say that there will be no new episode this week due to Andrew losing his voice shouting at the referee on Sunday morning To ease the disappointment, we’ve dipped into the Madeley Archive and re‑released our review of the Warnock documentary. See you soon