
Middlebrow with Dan Rosen and Brian Park is a pseudo-intellectual podcast hosted by two comedians who know nothing about a lot.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||

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Dan and Brian discuss Jia Tolentino, Goop Kitchen, Michel Houllebecq, Philip Johnson's Wolfhouse, LeBron and more.
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Dan and Brian discuss The Masters, Soho House Japan, The Devil Wears Prada, Josh Kline's viral art world essay, IKEA furniture and more.
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Two guys and a mic – what more could you ask for?
I usually don’t like podcasts featuring friends chatting because it makes me feel like I’m eavesdropping on the next table while I wait for my chronically late friend to arrive. Brian and Dan are the exception for some reason I can’t place. Also, as a new mom, I’ve been on a sabbatical from taste and culture. This pod is slowly pulling me out from under my rock. Thank you!
In the world of two guys talking pods, this one is perfect. There isn’t a more fine tuned cultural pod that is relevant, funny and knowledgeable. Chopping it up about Latronico’s Perfection, Jia Tolentino gossip and tennis. These guys love tennis. Middlebrow is the most fitting name. It’s not for everyone but it is very much for me.
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this podcast is single-handedly boosting the average iq of my media diet
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A unique blend of humor and insightful commentary, this podcast engages listeners with discussions that traverse various aspects of society and culture. Often characterized by the dynamic banter between the two hosts, who approach topics from a pseudo-intellectual perspective with wit and charm, it frequently touches on contemporary issues, pop culture, and personal anecdotes that reveal deeper connections within the absurdities of modern life. The hosts often invite guests from diverse backgrounds, enhancing the dialogue with fresh perspectives on relevant themes, making it an enjoyable listen for those seeking both entertainment and intellectual stimulation.
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Middlebrow launched 2 years ago and published 96 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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Recent guests on Middlebrow include:
1. Jason Saft
2. Christina Catherine Martinez
3. Deaton Chris Anthony
4. Zack Bornstein
5. Andrew Thomas Huang
6. George Civeris
7. Harrison Fishman
8. Dylan Redford
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