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Did your trust issues stem from a puppet named Hoggle?

Is your favorite character from Labyrinth actually a cod piece?

If you still rock out to Magic Dance with the real ones, you might be a Xennial Labyrinth fan. And our special guest, Jamila Talbot, is too.

Join us as we traverse back to the 1986 Jim Henson classic, Labyrinth, with our special Zoom guest, Jamila.

The episode was made possible by the following source:

Labyrinth on Amazon Prime

Labyrinth on IMBD

Labyrinth Wiki Fandom

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Remember being terrified by the ghost stories you read under the covers as a kid? Do you ever look at a green ribbon and wonder what if it has a morbid meaning?

If you ever double checked the backseat of your car before jumping in to drive home alone, you might be a Xennial fan of the "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" series. And we are too.

Join us as we kick off an early spooky season episode and take a nostalgic trip back to the 80s and 90s, revisiting the eerie magic of Alvin Schwartz's "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" series and the younger age classic "In a Dark Dark Room."

This episode was made possible by the following sources:

“Scary Stories” documentary: Amazon Prime

Alvin Schwartz, via Wikipedia

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark via Wikipedia

Why Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Frightened so Many Parents, via Smithsonian Magazine

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Movie versus Book, via Time

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Do you remember when downloading a single song to your desktop computer took literal hours?

Are you a fan of teenagers inventing illegal technology?

If you still have burned CD mixes that you downloaded from your Napster playlist, you might be a Xennial. And we are too.

Katie and Dani share their own experience using Napster from 1999 - 2001 and talk about how the platform paved the way for modern streaming giants like Spotify and Apple Music.

And decide for yourself just HOW illegal it actually was -- and what music artists actually liked having Napster share their songs.

This episode was made possible by the following sources:

Napster: The Day Music was Set Free (via The Guardian)

A Short History of Napster (Via LifeWire)

Napster: The File-Sharing Service that Started It All? (via NPR)

Napster (via Wikipedia)

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