History Of The 90s

• History of the ’90s podcast: L.A. riots

  Host Kathy Kenzora looks back at the 1992 Los Angeles riots and the various factors that led to one of the largest and most violent cases of civil unrest in United States history.

  Jul 22, 2020
  
• History of the ’90s podcast: Doomsday cults

  Some people responded to growing dangers in the 90s by turning to new religions and cults for guidance and support. In some cases, that decision yielded deadly consequences.

  May 27, 2020
  
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• History of the ’90s podcast: The San Marino Grand Prix and Ayrton Senna

  This is more than a story about fast cars — it’s a story about cutthroat competition, money, deceit, love, tragedy and the search for justice.

  Entertainment

  May 13, 2020
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• History of the ’90s podcast: Movies from 1999

  On this episode of 'History of the '90s,' we talk about movies from 1999, considered one of the greatest movie years ever.

  Entertainment

  Apr 15, 2020
• History of the ’90s podcast: Selena

  Twenty-five years after her death, Mexican-American singer Selena continues to be immortalized by the Latinx community, who look to her as a source of inspiration and hope.

  Entertainment

  Apr 1, 2020
• History of the ’90s podcast: Oklahoma City bombing

  Host Kathy Kenzora looks back at the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, which killed 168 people, including 19 children, on the latest episode of 'History of the '90s.'

  Mar 18, 2020
• History of the ’90s podcast: Pirate Radio and the release of Nelson Mandela

  Pirate Radio was a weapon used by the African congress to inspire Black South Africans and counter propaganda and misinformation by the apartheid government.

  World

  Mar 4, 2020
• History of the ’90s podcast: ‘The Attitude Era’ in professional wrestling

  Between 1997 and 2002, professional wrestling’s Attitude Era broke boundaries in ways like never before.

  Entertainment

  Feb 19, 2020
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• History of the ’90s podcast: Remembering the Somalia Affair

  In March 1993, a 16-year-old Somali boy was beaten and tortured to death after he was caught by soldiers sneaking into a military compound. 

  Canada

  Feb 5, 2020
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• History of the ’90s podcast: The Menendez Brothers

  Host Kathy Kenzora asks the question: if the brothers stood trial today, would there be a different outcome in light of our current understanding of sexual abuse and family violence?

  Crime

  Jan 23, 2020