The debut episode of The Viking Diaries: 90s Edition, hosted by Sharon in Sweden, is now available in the 90s Plus Radio Mixcloud archive (or in the player below.)
The debut show celebrates one of the biggest musical crazes of the 1990s: boy bands. Sharon takes listeners on a nostalgic trip featuring music from Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC, Color Me Badd, and more.
And there’s even more exciting news to share: The Viking Diaries: 90s Edition has charted in all five of the Mixcloud charts we tagged for the show.
We’re thrilled to see the show connecting with listeners and making an appearance across all five selected chart categories. It’s a great way to kick off the 90s Edition of The Viking Diaries.
If you missed the debut, you can find it in the Mixcloud archive by searching for 90s Plus Radio on Mixcloud.
Catch Sharon Live
The Viking Diaries: 90s Edition isn’t just an archived show. Our hosted shows air live on 90s Plus Radio, giving you a chance to listen, interact, and join the conversation in our retro chat.
Join Sharon in Sweden for the next live edition Saturday at 2 PM ET / 11 AM PT.
Listen live and join the retro chat at 90sPlus.us, or search for 90s Plus Radio in the Live365 app.
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