It's your daily dose of Donna and today is February 8th. It's Wednesday hump day

We love ourselves a hump day and today's gonna be a really fun episode because I have been very

What's the word? I'm feeling very sentimental for my 90s days growing up in the 80s and 90s so I was born in 1981 here in Los Angeles, June 11th, shout out for all my 41 year olds.

I was born on June 11, 1981.

And then I grew up here in Los Angeles.

Now it's 2023.

So my like childhood was the 80s and 90s.

That's what I remember.

The 80s and 90s were everything to me. And while I talk about that, like

yesterday I was talking about how I spent so much time like in college and early 20s

watching TLC and all these really bad reality

shows but then I started thinking about someone said I watch more TLC as a kid

than I did Disney and I was like oh my god we need to like break down some of these Disney shows that I used to watch as a kid.

So I was obsessed with Disney as a kid coming home, like coming home from school.

And I would just, you know, my babysitter was a TV my parent was a TV like that's how it was in the 80s and the 90s like I mean in my house at least my parents worked my mom worked and so it was just me and my and my sister and like you know maybe a housekeeper or a nanny a babysitter

But we just watched TV all day like that's what we did right so we watch TV and you remember this okay so we watch TV and we would turn on the Disney Channel and at 5 o'clock every day was Kids Incorporated and at 530 every day was the Mickey Mouse Club.

And let me just explain to you something. These are days, like for all of my Gen Z listeners, if there's any of you, these are days where there was no other option other than playing outside or like finding a game or watching TV. That was it, right?

Like there was no phones, no iPads, no, you know, electronic device that you could take in your

own room to do your own thing. Like, we had to agree.

My sister and I had to agree on a show,

and we would sit and we'd watch the show together

every single day.

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