Host Bios

🎙️ Michael Reagan

Creator, Host, Editor, Theme music, The 90s Rewind Report (Season 1 & 2)
First appearance: Season 1 pilot episode , Just Another 90s Podcast...As If!
Episode Count: 23
Favorite 90s Catchphrase: "Don't go there."

Michael Reagan is the creator, host, & editor,  of The 90s Rewind Report, a podcast devoted to celebrating the pop culture, television, and nostalgic gems of the 1990s. From composing the show’s original theme song to shaping each weekly episode, Michael’s creative touch is infused into every aspect of the production. 

Michael is also a longtime childhood friend of co-host Nate Lane and the older half-brother to co-host Brayden Decker.

Outside of the main show, Michael moonlights as a TikTok content creator under a secret alter ego—one that’s attracted celebrity followers like Olivia d’Abo, Rosanna Arquette, and even a former U.S. President. That persona has also appeared as a guest on Uncensored Radio, hosted by All That alum Katrina Johnson. Currently, Michael’s alter ego is in production on a third, top-secret podcast project—set to launch in tandem with The 90s Rewind Report Season 2 this June.

With a passion for storytelling, editing, and all things '90s, Michael Reagan remains the nostalgic voice behind one of the most entertaining podcast time machines of the decade.

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90s Rewind Report Host; Nate Lane (Left), his daughters; Cassie & Penny, and the late great Paul Reubens (right)

🎤 Nate Lane

Host, The 90s Rewind Report (Season 1 & 2)
Creator, Nate's 90s Basement video series (coming soon)
First appearance: Season 1 episode 2 , TGIF - Part 1 (1989-1994)
Episode Count: 18
Favorite 90s Catchphrase: "Booyah"

Nate Lane is a core voice on The 90s Rewind Report, known for his laid-back humor, deep knowledge of 90s Horror and cartoons, and his genuine chemistry with his fellow co-hosts. He officially joined the podcast in Season 1 Episode 2, "TGIF - PART 1 (1989-1994)", and has remained a consistent and beloved part of the team ever since.

As a childhood friend of podcast creator Michael Reagan and the uncle of co-host Brayden Decker, Nate’s presence adds both nostalgic insight and a true family connection to the show.

When he’s not reliving the glory days of slap bracelets, Super Soakers, and Saturday morning cartoons, Nate serves as a youth pastor at his local church. He’s deeply devoted to his community and family, and brings that same heart-centered approach to every episode. He lives with his wife Sierra and their two daughters, Cassie and Penny, and often shares stories about parenting, and how 90s culture shaped the values he passes on today.

Nate’s unique blend of humor, warmth, and wisdom makes him an essential part of the podcast’s dynamic trio. Whether he’s breaking down a classic sitcom or offering a heartfelt take on a retro moment, Nate keeps the vibe real, relatable, and full of heart.

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🎥 Brayden Decker

Alum Host, The 90s Rewind Report (Season 1)
First appearance: Season 1 pilot episode , Just Another 90s Podcast...As If!
Episode Count: 11

Brayden Decker joined The 90s Rewind Report during its Season 1 pilot episode , Just Another 90s Podcast...As If!, and quickly became a standout voice among the hosting team. As the youngest member of the founding cast, Brayden brought a fresh, humorous, and relatable perspective to the nostalgic deep-dives that defined the show’s first season.

He is the younger half-brother of podcast creator and host Michael Reagan, and the nephew of fellow co-host Nate Lane—making The 90s Rewind Report a true family affair. Brayden appeared alongside his & Michael's younger sister Bailey Decker in the pilot episode. Though Bailey soon stepped away to focus on planning her wedding,  Brayden continued as a co-host throughout Season 1.

Outside the podcast, Brayden has a growing passion for independent filmmaking. When he's not reminiscing about 90s pop culture, he’s writing and directing original film projects and submitting his work to local film festivals. His creative eye and storytelling instincts added a unique energy to the podcast, blending nostalgia with a forward-thinking artistic spirit.

With a strong presence and deep ties to the hosting team, Brayden remains an essential part of the show’s foundation.