174. We're So Retro

Marriage and Martinis

Adam Silverstein

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4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Danielle and Adam take a fun walk down memory lane talking about everything from their first memories, to what they collected as kids, to stuff their parents did that would get them arrested today. They also discuss what they would like to replicate from the households in which they grew up, and what they're hoping to do differently. What part of the 80s and 90s are they sad that their kids won't ever experience? If you grew up in the late 70s, 80s, and 90s, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, welcome to Marjoram Roxane, he's on Madam, here's Daniel.
0:29.2	Hello, I'm happy we're doing this 80s 90s throwback thing. Well, first of all, we tried this three times.
0:37.8	Wow, you really just jumped right in. Yeah, but I guess something else to talk about for
0:42.1	I have a few like little chat things that I kind of want to say. Yeah, you know, the first one was
0:48.4	we tried this before we released our first episode, right? Three times. No, not before we released
0:55.6	our first episode. Wasn't throwback to the 80s 90s. Wasn't that what we tried? No, no, no, it was
1:02.6	no, it wasn't supposed to be our first episode, but it was definitely towards the beginning of
1:06.4	the podcast. Oh, we tried to do an episode of like what? What our child, our childhood growing up
1:14.4	versus our kids childhood and growing up, we tried to do that. We recorded it like three times,
1:20.8	and each time we were like, it was terrible. We released anything. Really? I don't think so. Okay.
1:26.3	I think I'm right. Okay. All right. But but also which is all is really funny. There was a marathon
1:35.5	on this morning of three's company. And that's 70s, not 80s. I get it, but I watched it a lot
1:40.6	in the 80s growing up. Love that show. And I spent a good couple hours this morning just
1:46.3	binging three's company. And you showed Ian? I showed Ian. He hated it, which makes sense. He's
1:51.6	13. But he was binging friends downstairs at the same time. So it was very like, you know, he
1:59.2	just started watching friends. Yeah, because of the reunion. Yeah. Yeah. That's fun. What's your
2:05.3	favorite 80s TV show? My feet. That's so hard. Three's coming to something. My favorite, but it's
2:10.0	up there is. Right. But that really was 70s kind of. Yeah. I mean, well, you know,
2:16.7	there are so many, but like, and again, I don't know if this is 70s also, but my family every week,
2:22.9	well, first of all, family ties, we all will always watch together. Yeah. And happy days. Okay.
2:30.7	Which I think maybe started in the 70s also. I'm not sure. I didn't watch it. But we every
2:36.0	week, we watched happy days and we watched family ties. It don't remember if they were on the
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