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Paul Lumsden & Benjamin Rae hosts Living in the Past, a comedy show with 204 episodes published.
We open our final season with a watch along of one of the most polarising movies of perhaps all time and definitely 1999....The Phantom Menace. We talk behind the scenes drama, the saga of Jar Jar, problematic aliens and
We are finally back and it feels so good. This is a quick episode to explain why it took us so damn long and to look ahead to our 1999 season. Make sure you subscribe to not miss an episode, and please join us as we trav
It's time to say farewell to 1998. Goodbye Truman! So long Yield! F**k Off Armageddon! Sit back and hear us state our claims for 1998's best Songs, Albums and Films. We mostly respect each other's lists but there are som
This week we are talking all about December 1998. In our penultimate episode for this season we talk way too much about UK television, make our way through the Boxing Day movie releases, try and convince Ben that The Fac
This week Paul talks to listener turned guest Halloween Queen Helen as they both construct a movie marathon of 5 horror movies from the 90s. They talk about 90s slashers, space and beyond, give some love to Candyman, cha
This week we are talking all about July 1998.....like we should have been doing 5 or 6 episodes ago! That's right, we forgot to post July earlier this season so here it is in all its glory, We talk about Sydney's dirty w
This week we are all about November where we have a supersize film section covering high quality H20, Irish tales, terrible bachelor parties, a confusing pig centric family movie and a certain white guy with dreadlocks i
We invite our good friend Shannon Bowling back to look through the end of year ARIA Single and Albums charts plus the Hottest 100 for 1998. In. a sea of compilations, Swedish crafted singles and for some reason Matchbox
This week we have good friend Grace Robinson joining us to talk all about October 1998. We brave a real bummer of an events section, have some mixed feelings about Pleasantville, admire the background acting of FBI Files
This week we are joined by good friends Evie and Damon (and for an Akira Kurosawa obituary, Miss Laura Jayne Spooky) to talk all things September 1998. We talk about Baby One More Time being unleashed upon the world, the
This week we cover everything August 1998 but we must warn you....the events section is a bummer this month. We also get all cockney with Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, find out if Stella got her groove back, look
This week are talking about the video games of 1998 where we are attacked by zombies, parasites, kazooies and Spyros. Plus Ben tells the story of an innocent visit to a Internet cafe to play Age of Empires that goes bad.
This week we are talking all about June 1998 where we cover another chapter of Ben's British childhood, the World Cup, some questionable drunk acting by Harrison Ford in Six Days Seven Nights, some questionable work from
This week we are talking all about May 1998 where we farewell the great Phil Hartman, can't wait for Godzilla to end, get comforted by President Morgan Freeman, look back on Celebrity Deathmatch and dance around the hous
This week we are talking about original MA rated sweary, bloody comic movie...Blade. With our resident comic book expert Craig Taylor we talk about cool swords, children thrown through bus stops, grisly on set injuries,
This week we are covering April 1998 where after watching Matt LeBlanc trying to be dramatic in space, Nicholas Cage as an angel that doesn't know how to shower and a Gwyneth Paltrow encountering terrible men in tow diff
This week we are talking all about March 1998 including The Oscars, a little bit if true crime, The Big Lebowski and why Ben hates it, Wild Things and why Paul hates it and finish with some Morcheeba and Jerry Cantrell.
This week, we bid farewell to the spooky season with a special Halloween Eve watch along of 1998's Urban Legend. Listen as Ben repeatably confuses the lead actress for someone else, some questionable face acting, a very
This week we are talking February 1998 where Bill gates gets a pie in the face, give The Wedding Singer the 2024 'is it problematic' test, find out if Blues Brothers 2000 is really that bad (it is), represent the hometow
This week we rank every track (even the secret one) on Pearl Jam's 5th album, Yield released in February 1998. It gets tense again as we nerds battle it out to have the definitive best ranking, and see how many Pearl Jam
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Living in the Past is hosted by Paul Lumsden & Benjamin Rae. The show is categorised under comedy (tv) and has published 204 episodes.
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