The year is 2006. We head to the hills and learn reality is scripted. Your Sony cyber-shot uploads 462 blurry regrets. A Facebook poke makes everything 'complicated'. And Twitter's like, "Cool story. You've got 140 characters... Go!". T minus 20, rewind to this week in history 20 years ago with Joe and Mel.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe year is 2006. We head to the hills and learn reality is scripted. Your Sony cyber-shot uploads 462 blurry regrets. A Facebook poke makes everything 'complicated'. And Twitter's like, "Cool story. You've got 140 characters... Go!". T minus 20, rewind to this week in history 20 years ago with Joe and Mel.
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T minus 20 publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 59 minutes.
Booking probability for T minus 20 is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. T minus 20 requires a Pod Score of 85 or higher. T minus 20's contact route on record: public web form.
T minus 20 is a society podcast.
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Episode #37
Rewind to 29 October–4 November 2006 — when Justin Timberlake was dominating pop, McFly were romancing aliens, K-Fed launched the rap career nobody requested and a mysterious illness in London was about to become an...
Episode #36
Rewind to 22–28 October 2006 — a frankly ridiculous week where Fernando Alonso became a two-time world champion, Amy Winehouse went Back to Black, Taylor Swift introduced herself to the world and Batman fought Wolverine...
Episode #35
Rewind to 15–21 October 2006 — when emo reached its glorious theatrical peak, Hollywood was crawling with creepy ghosts and apparently nobody had explained that terrorist threats posted online still count if you're...
Episode #34
Rewind to 8–14 October 2006 — when Google went shopping for the future, New York looked nervously to the skies, Tina Fey got her own TV show and apparently every man with a guitar had some feelings he urgently needed to...
Episode #33
Rewind to 1 - 7 October 2006 — when secrets were about to get a lot harder to keep, cerulean was absolutely not just blue and television introduced us to a serial killer we were somehow supposed to like. WikiLeaks...
Episode #33
Rewind to 25–30 September 2006, when Facebook opened the gates, Five became four and Jackass once again tested the limits of human anatomy. Facebook lets everybody in Got an email address? Congratulations, you can now...
Episode #32
Rewind to 18–24 September 2006, when your car had an ashtray, your phone definitely wasn't connected to it and turning on the interior light was, according to every dad, a jailable offence. Booster seats, but make it...
Episode #31
Rewind to 10–16 September 2006 , when Pluto's replacement got a name that perfectly matched the chaos, Michael Schumacher shocked Formula One, Dog the Bounty Hunter found himself on the wrong side of the law and Justin...
Episode #30
Rewind to 3–9 September 2006, when Australia lost two legends, Paris Hilton discovered being rich couldn't get you out of probation and Sean Paul had every dancefloor speaking fluent gibberish. Crikey... Australia says...
Episode #29
Rewind to 27 August–2 September 2006 , when one of the biggest gaming platforms in history quietly launched with almost nobody noticing, Jessica Simpson was trying to move on from America's favourite celebrity divorce...
Episode #28
Rewind to 20–26 August 2006 , when one of Europe's biggest missing person mysteries finally came to an end, the internet started rewriting Hollywood scripts and Justin Timberlake confidently declared he was bringing...
Episode #28
Rewind to 13–19 August 2006 , when internet petitions were becoming a thing, every celebrity seemed to have a side hustle and the Innovations catalogue was convinced you could get ripped without leaving the lounge room...
Episode #27
Rewind to 6–12 August 2006 , when airport security changed forever, Christina Aguilera went full Old Hollywood, Tiger Woods was collecting milestones like Pokémon cards and your AOL search history suddenly wasn't as...
Episode #26
Rewind to 30 July–5 August 2006 , when The Terminator went green, YouTube discovered the secret to going viral and one of sport's greatest victories started falling apart almost as quickly as it happened. The Governator...
Episode #24
Rewind to 16–22 July 2006 , when reality felt increasingly stranger than fiction. A devastating tsunami caught thousands off guard, MySpace's biggest breakout star served up the ultimate kiss-off anthem, Criss Angel...
Episode #23
Rewind to 9–15 July 2006 , when your Top 8 could end friendships, everyone suddenly had an opinion in 140 characters and celebrity reality TV decided skating on knives sounded like a great idea. 🌐 MySpace officially...
Episode #22
Rewind to 2–8 July 2006 🌐 The internet officially won A UK survey revealed young people were now spending more time online than watching TV. We weren't doomscrolling TikTok just yet — we were busy on MySpace, MSN...
Episode #21
Rewind to 25 June – 1 July 2006 💰 Buffett drops the biggest tip jar in history Warren Buffett announced he was giving away most of his fortune, pledging more than US$30 billion to the Gates Foundation. In a world...
Episode #20
Rewind to 18–24 June 2006 , when Pluto got some new friends, a teenage country singer quietly launched a global empire and everyone suddenly learned what drifting was. 🤠 Taylor Swift starts the long game A 16-year-old...
Episode #19
Rewind to 11–17 June 2006 , when Google officially became a verb, Nelly Furtado completed her glow-up from folk-pop darling to dancefloor queen and Pixar convinced an entire generation that a talking race car could have...
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