For The Watercooler is a podcast about all things pop culture, past, present and future! Caroline Darney and Matt Scalici of For The Win discuss the latest pop culture news and give their thoughts on the hottest movies, TV shows and more and bring in fun guests to discuss the pop culture that they’re obsessing over lately. New episodes each Wednesday. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
Challengers and Disney World (with Carlye Wisel)
Tortured Poets Department and Game of Thrones (with Anish Shroff)
What We’re Streaming, and American Gladiators (with Christian D’Andrea)
Immaculate, The Sympathizer, and The Legend of Zelda (with Wes Sinor)
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The most frustrating aspect of “For the Watercooler” is a testament to how much I enjoy it: I’m so invested in what the hosts are talking about that I keep wanting to contribute to the conversation.
Matt and Caroline have such easy chemistry that it’s fun to listen to them talk about a topic even when I haven’t seen it (basically whenever Matt goes full Gen X culture on us). I look forward to the jingle and trivia segments every week and the great mix of guests
Matt, Caroline, and guests are hilarious. And the new songs each week for the quiz portion are the best!
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For The Watercooler launched 10 months ago and published 43 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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