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We're going through the archives and pulling out the best bits from the past year including:

The No War protest on the Sydney Opera House - while the perpetrators were maligned by the media and community at the time, these days they display all sorts of stuff on the sails of one of Australia's most recognisable landmarks.
The conspiracy against JC Chasez from NSYNC - and why Justin Timberlake became the golden goose for their record company over our man JC.
George W Bush declares "Mission Accomplished" on the Iraq War - which turned out to be a public relations nightmare for the US Government.
Dawson's Creek comes to an end - and boyfriends around the world rejoice at not having to watch cuch drivel ever again. Spoiler alert, James Van Der Beek cries and we are unable to confirm if the creek did actually belong to Dawson as the name suggests.
Fabulous releases a song onto the charts - but we get all caught up int the spelling of his name and the pronunciation, which sounds like the aftermath of a trip to the dentist.
America's Next Top Model debuts - and we examine how the overall cruelty of the show stacks up against today's standards, plus Tyra Banks versus Naomi Campbell in the gaslighting olympics.
Martha Stewart goes to jail - how a little time in the big house can do wonders for your cred and your business empire.

Thanks for sticking with us while we take a short break!

Hang with us on socials to chat more noughties nostalgia - Facebook (@tminus20) or Instagram (tminus20podcast). You can also contact us there if you want to be a part of the show.

Chapters

1. intro (00:00:00)

2. show closer (00:00:00)

3. show opener (00:00:21)

4. 'No War' at the Sydney Opera House (00:09:13)

5. Justice for JC Chasez (00:12:53)

6. George W says 'Mission Accomplished' in Iraq (00:16:36)

7. Good riddance Dawson's Creek (00:25:42)

8. Fabulous hits the charts (or the dentist?) (00:34:19)

9. America's Next Top Model and the Gaslighting Olympics (00:37:51)

10. Martha Stewart goes to jail (00:54:08)

11. show closer (01:08:24)

159 episodes

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We're going through the archives and pulling out the best bits from the past year including:

The No War protest on the Sydney Opera House - while the perpetrators were maligned by the media and community at the time, these days they display all sorts of stuff on the sails of one of Australia's most recognisable landmarks.
The conspiracy against JC Chasez from NSYNC - and why Justin Timberlake became the golden goose for their record company over our man JC.
George W Bush declares "Mission Accomplished" on the Iraq War - which turned out to be a public relations nightmare for the US Government.
Dawson's Creek comes to an end - and boyfriends around the world rejoice at not having to watch cuch drivel ever again. Spoiler alert, James Van Der Beek cries and we are unable to confirm if the creek did actually belong to Dawson as the name suggests.
Fabulous releases a song onto the charts - but we get all caught up int the spelling of his name and the pronunciation, which sounds like the aftermath of a trip to the dentist.
America's Next Top Model debuts - and we examine how the overall cruelty of the show stacks up against today's standards, plus Tyra Banks versus Naomi Campbell in the gaslighting olympics.
Martha Stewart goes to jail - how a little time in the big house can do wonders for your cred and your business empire.

Thanks for sticking with us while we take a short break!

Hang with us on socials to chat more noughties nostalgia - Facebook (@tminus20) or Instagram (tminus20podcast). You can also contact us there if you want to be a part of the show.

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