Hey Dude... The 90s Called! - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I really enjoy this podcast! I never watched Hey Dude but I’m familiar with the hosts from other projects. The 90s nostalgia is fun and it’s great to see some guests I haven’t seen in a while. Christine and David are great hosts and they seem to prepare and do their research, and they get into some great conversations with the guests.

I’m a 90s kid and aside from this being a cool 90s podcast, Christine and David are great interviewers. It doesn’t feel like a Q&A, it feels like a fun conversation. And Ben is right, the guests seem to just open up to you and spill their guts. That makes it more fun.

**edit 6/19/24
There are so many great episodes now lol sorry Joey.

*original review; Joey Lawrence so far best episode. Close second Kel Mitchell. But every guest has been fun to listen to. Bringing back my 90s feels.

I love this pod! I’ve loved Christine and David for years. It’s like a high school reunion listening to this pod. The memories, 90s references, inside scoop and nostalgia really make riding the F train on a Monday morning a lot more comfortable. 5 stars Baby!

This is a great podcast. Christine & David have great chemistry and every week there is a fun guest for them to talk to about their ‘90’s experiences and most time they have worked with them. The only thing is I know both of them from the various other things they have been on through the years but as someone their age I have never heard of Hey Dude until I found this podcast. I guess now I’ll have to watch it!

This used to be a great podcast. I loved it. I understand sometimes shows share an episode of a new podcast to help get the word out but why every single episode? If we wanted to subscribe to that show we would. We are subscribed to Hey Dude, not Melrose Place. If the show is on break fine but please stop sharing episodes from Melrose place. It’s annoying getting notifications of new episodes just for it to be MP.

I really wanted to like this podcast. The theme and guests are great. But to be completely frank, with the intention of constructive feedback, I can’t tolerate the hosts. The questions and conversational flow leave a lot to be desired. And the hosts seem incapable of forming a complete sentence, thought, or question. “What, you know, uhh, like, how did you, what do you…who…so, what is your [vocal fry uhhhh], so like, what’s your name.”