ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Offline Daze is a nostalgic smack in the face for anyone who thinks human interaction peaked with emojis. Hosted by two 80s kids who survived dial-up, the Oregon trail, cassette tapes, and actual boredom, this podcast rewinds to a time when people made eye contact, kids played outside on purpose, and you had to wait a whole week to see the next episode of your favorite show. No algorithms, no infinite scroll — just the pure chaos of analog life. Tune in and remember what it was like to exist without a screen glued to your face.
Each episode dives into the sights, sounds, and stories of a world before Wi-Fi — when connection meant being present, and memories weren't measured in likes. Whether you grew up in the analog age or just wish you had, Offline Daze is your time machine to a slower, realer kind of living.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
44 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
21 episodes
since March 14, 2026
episodic
explicit content
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
On this episode of Offline Daze, Ryan and Coley sit down with Austin comedian and writer Corey Bray to talk about growing up with the comedies that defined the 90s and early 2000s, why that kind of comedy seems harder to find today, and whether Hollywood really can't make those movies anymore.
Core…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
What does it take to hit a golf ball 486 yards?
On this episode of Offline Daze, Ryan sits down with Greensboro, North Carolina's own Scottie Pearman, a professional World Long Drive competitor who has reached the number one ranking in the world.
Scottie talks about the unbelievable journey that to…
When did disagreeing with someone become a reason to hate them?
On this episode of Offline Daze, Ryan and Coley take a look at how political discourse has changed from the 80s and 90s to the age of social media.
They talk about a time when your Republican uncle was still your uncle, your liberal co…
What was life really like before the internet took over everything?
On this episode of Offline Daze, Coley, Ryan and stand up comedian Mo Vida talk about growing up in the 80s and 90s, life before smartphones, the changing world of comedy and what happened when being connected became impossible t…
What was life like before smartphones, social media and algorithms? And who actually decides what's allowed in the food we eat?
On this episode of Offline Daze, Ryan and Coley sit down with Sarah Gonzalez, host and reporter for Planet Money, to talk about growing up in the 90s and the strange thin…
What was life really like before everything was online?
On this episode of Offline Daze, Coley, Ryan and Old Man Murphy take a trip through the world they remember growing up in, from getting yelled at for walking across someone's lawn to CRT televisions, VHS, Nintendo, old movies, comedy, school, …
Today's Offline Daze episode features Wes Loman, aka The Salty Golfer.
We head down to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, to talk with Wes about how he built a successful golf brand from the ground up—and turned his passion for golf into a business and a lifestyle.
We get into the early days of The Sal…
What was work actually like before the internet? In this episode of Offline Daze, we take a hilarious trip back to a time when you could leave the office and actually be done working. No Slack messages at 9 PM, no Zoom calls, no endless email chains, no “quick meetings” that somehow lasted an hour,…
This week on Offline Daze, we’re joined by Denver weatherman Chris Bianchi! We talk about growing up before the internet, old-school weather forecasting, Colorado weather chaos, and the technology that changed how we get our daily forecast. Expect plenty of laughs, nostalgia, and a few questionable…
Season 2 is officially kicking off, and we brought our first guest into the chaos: the hilarious comedian Sammy Anzer!
We talk growing up before the internet, questionable childhood decisions, old-school entertainment, and selling drugs from payphones.
Sammy will also be headlining Comedy Works i…
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