Our Sweet “Top Pick” of the Week

In this enlightening episode of Retro Trek with The Caramel Apples podcast, Kennedy Rizzo & Cooper Lee deep dive into the cultural impact of the iconic 1985 film, The Breakfast Club. They explore how this film, directed by John Hughes, revolutionized teen cinema by portraying the complexities of high school life, as well as the struggles of adolescence. The conversation highlights the film's enduring relevance, touching on the themes of identity, social labels and the emotional turmoil faced by teenagers, both in the 80s and today. Kennedy shares her recent viewing experience, while Cooper emphasizes the film's raw portrayal of mental health issues and the importance of genuine dialogue among teens. As they discuss the characters and their archetypes, the CarmApples reflect on the film's setting--a single Saturday detention--serves as a microcosm for the high school experience. They also compare the 80s school environment to today's, noting the absence of technology and the different approaches to mental health & authority figures. Ultimately, the episode celebrates The Breakfast Club as a timeless classic that resonates with audiences across generations, reminding us that we all embody different aspects of its characters.

Which of The Breakfast Club film cast was your favorite in stirring up predictable mayhem while serving time during Saturday detention?

- The Brain, Brian Johnson - The Basket Case, Allison Reynolds - The Athlete, Andrew Clark - The Princess, Claire Standish - The Criminal, John Bender - Principal Vernon -

when it comes to diving into the genxperience, no matter what age one is, or where one is in life…there’s never an expiration date on warm nostalgia !

Hi, I’m Kennedy Rizzo & I’m Cooper Lee, and we’re the Caramel Apples… the ones you just can’t resist for retro pop culture! Thanks for the love!!