
Your daily source of sanity while navigating the insane world of pop culture, hosted by Brett Dasovic and Mary Morgan.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1161 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Entertainment NewsNewsSociety & Culture | |||

Happy Friday Crisis Actors!
1) Olivia Rodrigo Takes a Victory Lap
2) Burning Man Is Officially Cringe
3) Alix Earle's NFL Ad Gets ROASTED
4) Ariana Grande Might RUIN This Movie
5) Olivia Wilde CALLS OUT Botox
6) You Need to be WHIMSYMAXXI... more
Hey Crisis Actors! Welcome back Special Guest BLABS for her first guest co-host appearance on PCC!
1) Andrew Garfield Doubles Down on Gay Spider-Man
2) Hollywood Dumps Women
3) The Harry Potter Trailer Was MEH
4) Have Millennials turned Enter... more
Lots to discuss today!
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1) Mel Gibson CANCELLED...AGAIN?
2) Jacob Elordi MOOCHING Off Kendal Jenner
3) Billie Eilish Gets DUNKED ON
4) Olivia Rodrigo's Festival WINS BIG
5) John Galiano Exhibit CANCELLED For Met Gala
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I really tried to like this podcast but the hosts just ramble. All the other Timcast pods are great
I understand you’re allowed to have occasional bad takes, but Mary’s general opinion on men wanting to have families is pretty reveling in the worst ways possible.
I enjoy their takes on pop culture but sometimes they just ramble. And seem amateur at certain times
Conservative garbage from awful people.
I enjoy their takes on pop culture but Brett eating during the podcast drives me nuts
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The show delivers high-energy, opinion-driven coverage of pop culture headlines, celebrity news, and media industry trends, often mixing entertainment gossip with commentary on culture, politics, and platform dynamics. Episodes typically feature quick-fire takes, guest insights from filmmakers and creators, and debates about ownership, branding, and audience reception. It's known for blunt perspectives, fast banter, and occasional live audience interaction, making it a good fit for listeners who want provocative takes, insider viewpoints, and timely context on contemporary entertainment moments.
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