What was it like to be a Gen Xer in September 1989? In this episode of Gen X Unfiltered, Steve, Kelly and Eric take a trip back to one of the most memorable months of the late '80s and revisit the music, television, movies, news and pop culture moments that helped shape our generation.September 1989 was a pretty big deal. Baywatch was hitting television, Milli Vanilli was exploding onto the music scene, and Doogie Howser, M.D. was about to introduce us to the teenage doctor who somehow had his life more together than most adults!But those are just some of the moments that take us back.We'll dig into what Gen X was watching, listening to and talking about in September 1989, while remembering what it actually felt like to experience these things before smartphones, social media and the internet changed everything.For Gen X, these weren't just songs, TV shows or movies—they were memories attached to a specific time in our lives.So grab your Walkman, dig out that old cassette collection and take a trip back with us to September 1989!What do YOU remember about September 1989? What song, movie, TV show, news story or pop-culture moment takes you straight back there? Let us know in the comments!🎙️ Gen X Unfiltered — three Gen Xers talking about the stuff we grew up with, the things that shaped us, and the memories we never really forgot.Listen, subscribe, follow and join the conversation!Follow Gen X UnfilteredInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/genxunfiltered/Twitter (X) https://twitter.com/genx_unfilteredTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@genxunfiltered