The Dreyer Drive Podcast

A podcast hosted by siblings, Ryan and Jacqueline, all about siblings, and the people, places and pop culture that raised us. dreyerdrive.substack.com

The Dreyer Drive Podcast is a society podcast hosted by siblings, with 49 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Dreyer Drive #045 - The Thong Song

  May 27, 20261h 42mS0

  <p>You clicked on this expecting another episode recap where we wax nostalgic about Saturday morning cartoons or the correct way to organize your CD collection. But today? Today we’re going deep—inappropriately deep—into what might genuinely be one of the most influential pop culture moments of the late 90s/early 2000s.</p><p>I’m talking about “Thong Song.”</p><p>Yes, that “Thong Song.” The one your mom immediately changed when it came on the radio. The one that somehow got four Grammy nominations. The one that made an 18-year-old kid with platinum hair into a cultural icon fo...

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  Dreyer Drive #044 - Cringey 90s Pop Magazines

  May 13, 20261h 48mS0

  <p>Howwwwww did we let 90s pop magazines raise an entire generation of women??? And I’m saying this as someone who spent actual money, like real dollars, on magazines that told me I was simultaneously too fat and too thin.</p><p>Welcome back to another episode where I force my brother Ryan to understand what it was like to be a teenage girl in the ‘90s. Spoiler alert: it was weird, it was inappropriate, and somehow we all survived despite magazines literally called “Young and Modern” telling us that 24-year-old men were our ideal romantic matches.</p><p>The Maga...

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  Dreyer Drive #43 - Cleopatra

  Apr 29, 20261h 32mS0

  <p>Something has been deeply bothering Jacqueline for approximately 2,000 years (give or take).</p><p>Everyone knows Cleopatra. She’s literally one of the most famous women in history, mostly made famous by Tal Bachman’s “She’s So High” . But here’s the thing nobody talks about: Cleopatra had a little sister who was an absolute menace.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dreyerdrive.substack.com

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  Dreyer Drive #42 - Flight of the Navigator

  Apr 14, 20261h 36mS0

  <p>Three’s something that’s been on my mind since like, I dunno, 1986, and I’m pretty sure it’s been camping out in yours too. Flight of the Navigator. You know the one, right? Chrome spaceship that looks like a fancy peach pit, a kid who time-travels by accident, and Pee-wee Herman voicing an alien who just wants to go home. Classic stuff.</p><p>But first, let’s set the scene for where this episode came from, because context matters (or so my therapist tells me).</p><p>The Marvin Gaye Incident (Or: How I Became Wendy’s Most Embar...

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  Dreyer Drive #41 - The Two Jims; Nature or Nurture?

  Mar 17, 20261h 31mS0

  <p>I need to tell you about something that’s been keeping me up at night lately, and no, it’s not another existential crisis about whether I peaked in elementary school (spoiler: I absolutely did). It’s about two guys named Jim who lived 40 miles apart, never met until they were 39, and somehow managed to live almost exactly the same life.</p><p>I’m talking same wives’ names. Same kids’ names. Same dog’s name. Same everything.</p><p>And it may or may not be making me question every choice I’ve ever made.</p><p>But First, Let’s Tal...

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