Pulp is a weekly fiction podcast that takes audiences on a journey through the literary underground of classic pulp fiction short stories, looks at the eras in history that created them, and the modern genres these tales inspired.

Grab a beverage, pull up a chair and join us in the Gen-X Lounge where we'll look back at the pop culture of our youth and discuss the pop culture of today.

Warren Kinsella's regular podcast about politics, culture, music and various other crap.

A Hyborian Age podcast featuring the works of Robert E. Howard, his pop culture legacy, and other weird fiction.

Rambling about Comics, Films, Television, Books and everything in between..!

We talk movies, games, and all things pop culture. Nothing is safe.

Max and Aaron's low quality take on everything from sandwiches to corporate integrity to video games to privacy to pop culture to stories. Let us be the white noise while you work, the background to a sensual conversation in the car, your appointment podcast. No Pulp < Most Pulp

Pulp Dreams is a podcast that seeks to celebrate the pop culture highs and lows of the 1990s, from Aladdin to The X Files via Nevermind. It is the brainchild of John Flynn who writes, narrates and records each episode. Each episode covers a different aspect, work or element of 90s pop culture and aims to provide insight into the creation and background of each.

The Pulp 2 Pixel Podcasts are a series of podcasts hosted by Dr. G, Man of Nerdology and a Rogues Gallery of co-hosts exploring the superhero genre across the Media Multiverse of comics, television, movies, and video games.

Actors, Directors, Writers & more discuss The Good Bits of Cinema. Conversations about Film, Theatre and the Arts. Hosted by Chris Moffat.

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Pulp: the Podcast Based on a True Story is a weekly podcast discussing movies and television shows based on true stories and the stories on which they are based. Your hosts Ashley Brandt and Johnny Flores are just film nerds talking about film and trying to turn this podcast into a paying gig. Enjoy.

A popular culture podcast as unnecessary as a cartoon clown's spare tit. Kieran is joined by his son Darren and friend Tarig to review a movie selected by listeners, give recommendations on what they’ve been watching, all topped-off with head-to-head quizzes and debates in 'Don in 60 seconds'.

Swords & Shotguns is a podcast about all things weird, frightening and fascinating. If you're brave enough to learn of the secrets of ancient artifacts, fallen civilizations and the origins of the scariest creatures that infest this world, then sit back and enjoy - this is Swords & Shotguns!

Welcome to the Podcast! Let’s talk about Pop Culture! Comic books, movies speculation and more! Follow us on Instagram, WhatNot, Facebook and TikTok! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/magic-city-podcast/support

Podcastle in the Sky is dedicated to examining works of anime in combination with a selected piece of pop-culture, cinema, or literature. Join us in our shotgun approach to analysis as we discuss, compare, and contrast everything from high art to pulp fiction.

For the next 12 months we are embarking on a journey. Gary! of the I’ll Have a Beer and Talk Podcast and Jenn Woodward of Pulp & Deckle Hand Papermaking Studio will research, explore, and pursue happiness. Every month we’ll pick a theme relating to happiness and create a podcast episode around that theme for you to enjoy. In between episodes you can follow along with our adventures on Facebook at facebook.com/manyhappyreturnspodcast and on Instagram at @manyhappyreturnspodcast

Podcastle in the Sky is dedicated to examining anime in combination with a selected piece of pop-culture, cinema or literature. Join the Podcastle in the Sky crew as we discuss, compare and contrast everything from high art to pulp fiction.

Afterthought is a podcast where we revisit media we enjoyed when we were younger. We’ll be exploring our favourite movies, TV shows, music, etc. with our new adult eyes. We’ll try and figure out why we liked these things when we were kids and see how times and ourselves have changed. This week we watched My Little Pony: The Movie (1986) and Toy Story (1995). We talk about the good, the bad, and the racist.