On Brain Boggled, Bobby, Brent and Jack discuss the absurdities of life and dive deep into the weirdest, wildest stuff they can find on the internet. From the Mandela Effect, to Time Dilation, to even Scientology, BB&J will have your brain boggled!

The DK Project follows the journey of two lifelong friends as they try to bring some humor to these mixed up crazy times. The show is pure entertainment, with appearances of some special guests and a whole lot of banter. The show is the Seinfeld of podcasts.

Eric, Christian, and Chad from The Bookhouse Podcast follow and discuss the HBO series WATCHMEN.

Hosts Wendy, Tara and Cat are girls who love girls and nerdy things...like Xena, Star Wars, Doctor Who, Wynonna Earp and just about any other nerdy and/or queer topic you can think of.

Pop culture adjacent- The Team Tiger Awesome Show remixes popular movies, writes hilarious Avengers based Erotica and is not afraid to settle beef between nerds on questions like which Tom Hanks movie is the best for DC to rip off next? Hosted by tiny pieces of comedians Clint Gage (Cinefix), Nick Mundy (Conan, Screenjunkies) and Michael Truly (Why Would You Eat That). They all met during a hostage situation on a bus during which the bus couldn't drive slower than 50 mph or it would explode. They swore to each other that day, that if they made it out alive, they would never allow themselves to die without leaving a podcast behind. The Team Tiger Awesome Show is a weekly take on current events in pop culture at large that quickly devolves into nonsensical tangents about why Cop Rock is the best thing the human race has ever accomplished. No, it's not; it's Dog Police. That's stupid. How would a dog even hold a gun? It doesn't need to, because they're detectives like Law and Order SVU. Those detectives never apologized when they roughed up the wrong suspect. Never. If you like your podcasts to go all over the place like the previous paragraph, this is the one for you.

A short+cut to various opinions on all things pop+culture

Genre Grinder is a podcast devoted to the weirdest, most unique, and painfully specific film genres. Every month, your host, Gabe Powers, and a special guest will talk about movies that (hopefully) you’ve never heard of.

Finding Walt Disney is a podcast dedicated to exploring the life and legacy of Walt Disney. Here you will find interviews with authors, historians and experts as well as many people who knew and worked with Walt and his brother Roy.  We will discuss everything from Walt's humble beginnings growing up on a farm in Marceline, Missouri to the beginnings of his career in animation in Kansas City to the creation of Disneyland and more! In addition to exploring the history we will examine the present and look to the future of all aspects of the company that Walt and Roy built.  Please be sure to subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Android, Google Play or wherever you listen to podcasts.  Thank you for listening!  FindingWaltDisney.com facebook.com/findingwaltdisney twitter: @disneypodcast23 Instagram: @findingwaltdisneypodcast  

Come join Brian and David every other Friday to discuss a horror movie based off of a theme from a roulette wheel!

FILM FORUM PRESENTS is the official podcast of Film Forum, a nonprofit cinema in downtown New York City, founded in 1970. Each episode features audio from a special event (Q&A, intro, or conversation), recorded live at Film Forum, around our signature programming: premieres of new independent movies and world-class repertory cinema.

Movie and TV podcast covering the latest news in a wide array of topics such as MCU, Star Wars, GoT, and DC, capping off every episode with an in-depth film or TV discussion and review. Just a group of dudes talking movies the way you would with your friends. Hosted by Zach, Ross, and Luke. Available on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud, and Youtube. Follow us on our socials for movie news updates: Twitter: @notamoviepod @CultureCrave Instagram: @notamoviepod @CultureCraveIG Contact: [email protected] Check us out on Patreon at: Patreon.com/notanothermoviepod

Were you a Gleek back in 2010, but now you have a growing suspicion that it was bad for reasons you can’t fully remember? Did you hate Glee back in 2010, but you’ve forgotten the specifics of why? Did you not watch Glee in 2010, and you want to have an airtight argument about why that was the right call? Lucky for you, Sam and Hannah are rewatching Ryan Murphy’s musical sensation and cataloging all the stupid stuff about it so you don’t have to! Join us on the GleeWatch and hear about the strange character choices, the teachers who should’ve been arrested, the flashy musical numbers, and all the effects that this Obama-era time capsule had on two queer kids turned queer adults.