Our first 81 episodes are what we now consider APNC 1.0 with our original crew: Opie, Pete, Kevin, Alex, and later, David. Through the onset of COVID and life changes, the podcast began to evolve. It was the end of an era, but we loved this crew and the memories we made. You'll notice that our earliest episodes are not on YouTube. The addition of video was never in the plans, but came to life as a surprise side effect of COVID. Going into 2022, Pete and Kevin took the show in a new direction…
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This special episode of All Pop, No Culture is devoted almost entirely to Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Andrew gives the film a 9 out of 10, while Kevin lands at an 8.5. Both argue that it may be the strongest live-action Spider-Man movie yet and one of the best MCU releases since Endgame. The conversation covers Tom Holland’s growth into a more powerful and confident Spider-Man, Sadie Sink’s debut…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture is led by a full spoiler discussion of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Kevin and Andrew both give the nearly three-hour epic an 8 out of 10, praising its extraordinary IMAX presentation, real-world locations, practical effects, and enormous ensemble cast. They examine Matt Damon’s performance as Odysseus, Anne Hathaway’s emotional work as Penelope, Tom…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture opens with a full-panel argument about Supergirl . Andrew hated it, Kevin liked it, and Eric landed in the middle, making this one of the most divided reviews the show has had in a while. The conversation covers tone, villains, Lobo, Ruthie, Kara’s arc, and whether the backlash is really about the movie itself or something else entirely. Lauren then reviews The…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture covers three major topics: Masters of the Universe , the Euphoria series finale, and the horror breakout Backrooms . Kevin reviews Masters of the Universe , calling it a fun but flawed movie that will play much better for longtime fans of the original cartoon than for newcomers. The conversation explores tone, nostalgia, adaptation choices, and why some…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture welcomes special guest Eric before diving into three major topics: Mandalorian and Grogu , The Boys series finale, and the horror breakout Obsession . Kevin reviews Mandalorian and Grogu , calling it a fun and accessible Star Wars movie even if it doesn’t feel essential to the larger story. The conversation expands into Pedro Pascal’s current run, Star Wars…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture is a full conversation about The Boys heading into its series finale. Kevin and Andrew tackle the backlash surrounding the final season, the complaints that it has been too slow or too light on action, and whether the finale can still make the season feel worthwhile in hindsight. A major focus is Frenchie’s death , which both hosts see as one of the strongest…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture starts with Lauren’s review of The Devil Wears Prada 2 , which turns out to be a stronger sequel than expected. The conversation covers Anne Hathaway’s return as Andy Sachs, Meryl Streep’s more vulnerable Miranda Priestly, the fashion-world politics, and how the new movie updates its themes for the digital era. Andrew then delivers a passionate review of Michael…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture covers three major TV conversations: DTF , Invincible Season 4, and The Boys . Kevin and Andrew start with a full spoiler discussion of DTF , focusing on its ending, its portrayal of depression and loneliness, David Harbour’s standout performance, and the ways the show turns a mystery into something much more personal and tragic. They then jump into Invincible…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture is a full deep dive into Ted Lasso — from first impressions to favorite episodes, biggest character arcs, and why the show works as something much deeper than a comedy. Andrew finally finishes the series and joins Kevin and Pete to unpack what makes it so emotionally satisfying. They discuss Jamie Tartt’s redemption, Roy Kent’s emotional depth, Rebecca’s…
This episode of All Pop, No Culture is a full breakdown of Project Hail Mary , including a movie-only perspective, an audiobook perspective, and a book-to-film comparison. Andrew praises the film’s IMAX experience, emotional core, and the bond between Ryland and Rocky. Salony shares what worked visually and emotionally, but also what felt rushed or simplified from the audiobook — especially pacing…
