nostalgia

The year was 1999. I just bought a shiny red Saturn (my first car with a built-in CD player) and I needed some tunes to drive (speed) to. I went out and grabbed Vertical Horizon's 'Everything You Want' and it became the soundtrack in my car

In light of seeing your kid's Common Core math homework and not being able to help them using the basic arithmetic that you were taught, Lou's flawed methods below suddenly don't seem all that far fetched.

Like most of the stuff I throw up on this blog, I get sparked from something I see on my Facebook feed and this find is a true piece of Oldiez nostalgia!

Even though I'm thirty-something now, I still geek out like a little boy every now and then. Okay, maybe it's more often than I'm hinting at, but what caused my latest episode was a video on my Facebook feed of a guy riding what looked like a light bike

I stumbled on this old Oldiez (I know, the irony) TV spot that I'm guessing dates back to the late 80's or early 90's based on the footage. We're all about nostalgia on this station, even if it's our own.

In a world where new technologies become old news faster than Taylor Swift's boyfriends, a HUGE surprise was unveiled yesterday by music juggernaut, Sony. The mixtapes of the 80's and 90's just got a HUGE upgrade

Remember the days when you'd stay out all day doing God knows what and your parents didn't care as long as you were back before the street lights came on? Or riding bikes or doing anything else marginally 'dangerous' without safety gear?

I'm not even sure how to start this paragraph or even what to say about the video that follows, but if you're not feeling old already, this is bound to do the trick.

Our kids are growing up in a world where cellphones, tablets, internet, and wireless technology are not just possible, it’s as commonplace as electricity and plumbing was to us growing up.

In this commercial you can watch as The Countess recites poetry for Schultz, Dooley and Officer Sudds.

In this commercial Schultz is trying to convince Dooley that this bird is a professional Television spokesman. It starts out good but slowly gets all twisted up.

Produced in the 1980s to promote the City of Utica, do you remember this classic TV commercial?