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If you still have flashbacks of soggy crisps, or remember the skills needed to hide your minced beef inside a scoop of smash potatoes. Do you still have nightmares of eating semolina and tapioca or do you long for the lost enjoyment of having sponge cake and pink custard or wanting just one more taste of that butterscotch tart. What were your highs and lows of school dinners back in the days?
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"nostalgic retrotainment in ya' ear"
Old Skool Movements is the go-to podcast for listeners to reminisce about growing up in the 80's & 90's. Let our dynamic duo take you on a journey back in time to when children still climbed trees and watched real cartoons. With topics covering Entertainment, Film, Movies & TV to Fashion, Food and lots more.
Tune in for our fortnightly show. Whether you need something great to listen to on your way to work, or for relaxing at home, Old Skool Movements provides listeners with some great memories and nostalgic entertainment.
Our website is a great way to keep up to date with all our latest shows. Have a look around and check out our embedded player to listen now.
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The podcast that discusses everything 80's retro.
Choose an episode and re-live some childhood memories.Today's youth will never know the satisfaction of fat laces, the life lessons learned from watching after-school cartoons, having your Walkman chew your favourite cassette tape or what it meant to 'be kind and rewind'. Yes, its okay to feel sorry for them, after all nostalgia is a beautiful thing.
Nostalgia for you - Education for others.
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