Season 2, Episode 2: Warrior Poet of Suburbia Returns and this is NOT Kid Rock’s Podcast!
The Warrior Poet of Suburbia, aka The Suburban Warrior poet (neighbor Ryan Lee), returns to trash Megan & Carlos's 1990's movie and music picks. Kid Rock is solely responsible for Carlos's biggest life lesson, Ryan explains bosom flashing to his 8 year old son on Good Friday, and Megan tells the story of how she walked around for years without realizing her first tattoo was a company's logo. Megan and Carols, once again, destroy the "Oregon Trail" Generation; and Ryan, once again, blames Megan for everything gone wrong, ever. Join us for some stories and share your own by emailing us at hello@realsuburbia.com.
Episode 8: Nostalgia & COVID, Early 90’s Hit Songs Revisited!
Yes, they're still living in nostalgia (podcast wise) to get us all through the pandemic. In this episode, Carlos and Megan discuss their favorite songs from their high school years (1990-1994). Carlos promises to never get singing lessons as he has the "voice of an angle". If you can get through the potential ear bleeding, please enjoy this trip down memory lane! Megan's mom innocently sings 2 Live Crew, Carlos goes punk, don't go chasing rabbit holes, Bobby Brown gets booed, a Wilson Phillips/Boyz II Men duet is pitched, and so much more. Somehow Megan does not mention Fred Savage and, of course, there are dramatic Nextdoor readings.
Episode 6: Junior High Fidelity
In Episode #6, Carlos and Megan revisit the songs from Junior High that had lasting impacts and how they shaped their view of the world. It all started while the two of them binge watched Disney +'s Encore, where people go back to high school as adults to relive and perform in their high school musical. They start off by warming up to a song that was popular during that time and it gave Megan and Carlos the idea to go back and come up with a few songs that stick out from their middle school years (1985-1989). They cover Madonna, SWV, Bon Jovi, INXS, Paul Young, Billy Ocean, U2, and more! Unfortunately, they do attempt to sing, so you have been warned. Come along for a trip down their Gen X memory lane--they promise not to release any couple's duet albums if you listen to this episode.
Episode 3: The Ed McMandela Effect
We discuss the Mandela Effect (ex. Was it Berenstein or Berenstain Bears??), The Texas Cheerleader Murder Plot, ridiculous 911 calls and, of course, dramatic readings from Nextdoor. Check. It. Out.
Episode 1: Indiana Jones and the Neighbor from Hell
In this episode, we talk about neighborhood car thefts, glitter bombs, a neighbor from hell in Minnesota, punny business names and we perform dramatic readings from Nextdoor.