
The Pop Break is a collection of podcasts executive produced by Pop Break Director Alex Marcus, featuring the very best conversations about television, film, music, anime, wrestling, and more! This includes weekly pods like Roses & Rejections on Wednesdays, providing coverage of the best of reality dating, as well as new episodes of monthly podcasts like The Anniversary Bros, TV Break, Not Couple ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 787 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Your reality TV besties have arrived! Michelle Chapman and Mostly Nitpicking’s DJ Chapman are dishing on all the drama, delusion, and occasionally genuine emotion from your favorite dating and competition shows. Love is Blind? Covered. RuPaul's Dra... more
Welcome to TV Break, where Pop Break’s Director of Podcasting Alex Marcus is joined by editor-in-chief Bill Bodkin, and TV Columnist Josh Sarnecky to talk about the happenings in television.
Here’s the format of the show:
The Best Thing I Saw on TV... more
Your reality TV besties have arrived! Michelle Chapman and Mostly Nitpicking’s DJ Chapman are dishing on all the drama, delusion, and occasionally genuine emotion from your favorite dating and competition shows. Love is Blind? Covered. RuPaul's Dra... more
Hello and welcome to Bill vs the MCU! Each month your hosts Pop Break Podcasting Director Alex Marcus and Pop Break Editor in Chief Bill Bodkin are taking another step into the wider Marvel Multiverse as the MCU dives deeper i... more
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Shh... Don't tell anyone, but I'm a closet reality tv junkie! So, it's been a delight to find this podcast, and to get the opportunity to dissect The Bachelor (and discover some new tv shows whilst I'm at it!). I love the casual conversations, and the feeling that I'm just hanging out with some friends. Would definitely recommend!
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Apple Podcasts | #171 |
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A witty, collaboration-focused roundtable with a rotating group of hosts who cover television, film, music, anime, and pop culture through lively banter, deep dives, and spoiler-friendly takes. Episodes frequently blend review, production notes, and cross-podcast plugs, making it a reliable hub for fans of reality TV, superhero cinema, and genre media. The mix of conversational energy and thoughtful analysis helps listeners decide which intersecting conversations or cross-promotions might align with their interests, from indie films to streaming-era TV trends.
A standout throughline is the emphasis on multi-show crossovers and creator-driven discussions, which tends to attract podcast listeners who value community, nerd culture, and inform... more
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Recent guests on The Pop Break include:
1. Allie Nelson
2. Doug Lief
3. DJ Chapman
4. Justin DeVoe
5. Aaron Sarnecky
6. Daniel Bukszpan
7. Brandon Vice
8. Aaron Czarnecki
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