The Ringers music critic Rob Harvilla curates and explores 60 iconic songs for the 90s that define the decade.

Rob is joined by a variety of guests, so break it all down as they turn back the clock.

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Previously on RESTBEAT Club.

The Wheel Currently is empanadas, flatbread, frozen broccoli, jalapenos, mac and cheese, meatballs, popcorn,

wonderbread, spam, which Dave added last time and graham crackers, which are falling off the

wheel to be replaced by something else. Well, let's get rid of graham crackers and I think maybe

we can have some consensus here, Brian. Would you want to put this quick on? That was on last

time. Hell yeah. All right, that's quick. This quick on here.

Oh my god. Let's spin the wheel. Oh, shit. It's happening. It's happening. Why is this way? Yes. Just quick.

Hello listeners. Welcome to another episode of the Sometimes Number One podcast.

RESTBEAT Club. And we are joined today with Baker Extraordinaire. Sometimes if we're feeling good

and we're doing good, Obama impersonator. Number four. Oh, man. Trying to cook it out again, man.

You can't cook it out, man. You got to wait for it. Coming out with a new book. Yeah.

Yeah. Chef author. Brian. What's going on, guys? Hello, hello. And Christian will explain to

everybody the rules if you're not familiar. And we are doing Bisquick as you just listened that the

wheel of death landed on Bisquick, something that I had to refamiliarize myself with. Chris,

give everybody the rules. Yeah, this is RESTBEAT Club where we debate the best ways to cook the

things you want to eat. In this case, as Dave said, it is Bisquick. The, I don't know, wildly

popular, almost a 80 hundred year old invention sold by General Mills under the Betty Cracker.

Cracker. Betty Cracker. Brand. The three of us, as always, have chosen three recipes from the

2.5 million that are available on Google. We've all cooked all three of them. And we are going to

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