Being a pop culture fan naturally comes with a lot of opinions. You’ve got your favorites and you’re ready to defend your picks at a moment’s notice. But who’s right, and who’s just plain wrong? That’s what Pop Culture Debate Club is here to decide. Each week, two notable mega-fans square off, ready to convince host Ronald Young Jr. that their opinion on TV, movies, music, and more is the only one... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | a year ago |
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As a millennial, I appreciate the blast to the past. It’s fun and light hearted. Thats what I want from my pop culture podcasts.
This show is so good! Love Ronald as a host and love all the fun topics he has!
Ronald seems nice but I was listening for Aminatou and her takes
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Love that you did a Bravo Housewives debate with the Watch What Crappens guys!!!
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Listeners can expect lively and humorous debates centered on various aspects of pop culture, ranging from iconic films to influential TV shows and music. Through spirited discussions, each episode features notable mega-fans advocating for their perspectives, promoting deep dives into cultural significance, representation, and nostalgia within the entertainment realm. The unique format allows for a variety of opinions, inviting audiences to engage and challenge their own viewpoints on beloved topics. Notably, the host’s interactive decision-making at the end of each debate adds an exciting twist, encouraging listener participation and fostering a community of pop culture enthusiasts.
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Recent guests on Pop Culture Debate Club include:
1. Jason Concepcion
2. Rosie Knight
3. Jonquilyn Hill
4. Talib Babb
5. Abe Gatling
6. Dr. Michell Chresfield
7. Desiree Burch
8. Bobby Lopez
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