https://popcultureaffidavit.com/2024/03/04/pop-culture-affidavit-episode-151-the-uncollecting-iii-the-domination/?page_id=6979 In what's become an annual tradition on my podcast Pop Culture Affidavit, I spent some time taking a look at more TV and articles about stuff and collecting as well as gave an update as to how this now very long endeavor has been going. Check it out at the Pop Culture Affidavit site …
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Again, it's been a while since I have posted anything, but seeing as it's Halloween, I thought I'd write about the spooky/horror stuff that I've been clearing out of my lists lately. Now, I'm not a huge horror fan. I dabble in some movies and books throughout the year and like to read at least …
So in my entry yesterday, I mentioned that I have a fascination with stories about cults, but didn't find the documentary The End of the World Cult to be that fascinating. Sure, it was interesting, but it was very "by the numbers." I don't think that I needed Jonestown-type footage to make it interesting; I think what …
I am not a true crime buff, which is something I guess I should state up front because what it does is put me in the category of quite a number of people who have listened to podcasts in the last few years. But I am a fan of good journalism (which sounds silly to …
I think that I love listening to podcasts so much because it reminds me of going to the library when I was a kid--there's something for all of my interests. Thus, I have an eclectic collection of shows that reflect the way I bounce from topic to topic. And it's not surprising to me that …
Invasion! was a DC Comics crossover event that I wasn't present for and out of the four that were published before I jumped on with Armageddon 2001 in 1991, it was the one I probably read the least when I did own the issues back in the 1990s. I thought it was fine but was …
A couple of weeks ago, I read a piece in the Washington Post where the writer lamented how podcasts have taken over our ears and that blah blah blah problems for people without actual problems. Seriously. It's one of those cranky white male laments of how "podcasts are taking over something something something" and how …
I've been meaning to review podcasts here since it's one of my four categories, but unlike, say, books or back issues that I'm reading or movies I'm watching, these aren't pieces of physical media and a number of them are ongoing in the same way a television show would be, but a number of podcasts …
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