This week, we’ll be continuing out First Impressions season with a discussion on the reboot of the iconic 80s and 90s coming-of-age series, The Wonder Years! The Wonder Years was one of the most iconic shows for younger GenX and older Millenials, a series where, through the eyes of an initially 12 year old, middle-class suburban white boy, we get a glimpse at life growing up in the late 60s and early 70s. This risky reboot does the exact same thing… with a protagonist growing up in Montgomery, Alabama. The Wonder Years doesn’t just deal with the typical issues of a pre-teen boy, but the greater issues of a highly segregated America. So is the bold new, melanated series any good? Is The Wonder Years worth watching? Stay tuned!

The Wonder Years

135: The Wonder Years

Baby Blue (prod. by reactance)

Welcome to the first episode of B-sides, A companion piece to Love of my Life Podcast, in which Ben talks with a guest about an artist they think more people should like.

This week we discuss Dan "soupy" Campbell of The Wonders Years and Aaron West and the roaring 20s

B-Sides: Episode One - Dan Campbell w/James Newell

Get ready to dive into a sun-soaked and high-energy conversation as Damian catches up with Tyler Zanon from Youth Fountain at the blazing hot 2000Trees Festival. In this creatively charged interview, Tyler opens up about playing the festival for the very first time and shares what it’s like connecting with a UK audience under the summer sun. But the real heat comes from Tyler’s dream festival lineup, a genre-spanning celebration set in a surreal desert world with perfect weather. Expect arena-packing icons like Blink-182, nostalgic surprises like Hilary Duff, pop-punk staples such as The Wonder Years, and rising stars including Arm’s Length.

Tyler’s vision reflects his deep passion for music and showcases a blend of influence, ambition, and imagination. Whether you’re a fan of his emotional lyricism or just here for creative festival ideas, this is a must-watch moment from 2000 Trees.

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Youth Fountain's Tyler Creates His Fantasy Festival at 2000Trees With Blink-182, Hilary Duff & More

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