WHO REMEMBERS? The UK Nostalgia Podcast
A nostalgia trip for anyone in the UK who grew up on dial-up Internet, Findus Crispy Pancakes, and playground rumours that couldn't be fact-checked online. We're not historians — we don't do dates, and we barely do facts — this is about the moment something gets mentioned and you go "oh my god, I've not thought about that in years." Science says reminiscing gives your brain a dopamine hit, so think of us as your weekly dose of that exact feeling.
Expect hazy memories, childhood flashbacks, confidently misremembered events, and frequent arguments about who remembers things properly as we rummage through the UK's collective memory box.
WHO REMEMBERS? The UK Nostalgia Podcast
Latest Episodes
Listener Feedback: One Hit Wonders, Caravan Holidays & Mysteries
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The World Cup of 80s One-Hit Wonders (With David Beeden)
Following the success of our 90s one-hit wonder tournament, we're back with a knockout competition for the greatest one-hit wonders of the 1980s. Joined by returning guest David Beeden, we seed 32 songs into eight groups of four, applying a str...
UK Caravan Holidays in the 80s and 90s
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6 Famous Unsolved Mysteries From The Past — Explained
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The World Cup of 90s One-Hit Wonders (With Marc Webster)
A one-hit wonder sounds simple until you try to define it properly. We set ourselves a brutal challenge: build a 32-song World Cup of 1990s one-hit wonders using strict UK Top 40 rules, then argue it all the way to a single champion. With Marc ...