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Pop Culture Yearbook

Pop Culture Yearbook
Nostalgia
Pop Culture
Diane Keaton
How I Met Your Mother
Top Gun
Three Amigos
Thanksgiving
The Princess Bride
Home Alone
Deadpool
1997
South Park
2016
Everclear
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Risky Business
Bon Jovi
Will Ferrell
Christmas
Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery

Join lifelong friends Pete, Brad, and Giff on a nostalgic adventure with Pop Culture Yearbook! Delve into the 1980s to the present as they explore the movies, TV, music, and sports that shaped their lives. Each episode of PCY contains diverse opinions and entertaining stories, sure to spark your own cherished memories along the way!

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In Part 1 of this special two-part collaboration with the Surely You Can't Be Serious Podcast, we revisit one of the defining albums of 1991: Out of Time by R.E.M..Together, we go track by track through the album that launched R.E.M. from alternative... more

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We’re heading to the Satellite of Love to revisit Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie—the cult classic that brought the beloved TV series to the big screen. With our guest Brian Rappe, we discuss what made MST3K such a unique pop culture phenomen... more

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In 1993, the Smashing Pumpkins released Siamese Dream—an album packed with massive guitar tones, vulnerable lyrics, and some of alternative rock's most enduring songs. This week we revisit the 1993 classic and discuss what makes tracks like “Cherub R... more

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This week we're turning the clock back to 1992 to revisit Core, the breakout debut album from Stone Temple Pilots. From "Plush" and "Creep" to "Sex Type Thing" and "Wicked Garden," we discuss the album's biggest songs, its place in the grunge era, an... more

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Recent Guests

David (Dave)
Original Pop Culture co-host, creator, best friend; guest on this episode to discuss Siamese Dream
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Episode: Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream & Drafting Rock's Most Unique Voices
Brian Rappey
Supporting guest returning on the show
Episode: 2010 Pop Culture Yearbook: Drafting the Best Movies, Music & TV
Jim Butler
Host of Children of the 80s
Children of the 80s
Episode: Forrest Gump vs. The Shawshank Redemption: Rewriting the 1994 Oscars with Jim Butler
Def Dave
Podcaster and friend of the show; creator of Def Dave's 1984
Def Dave's 1984
Episode: The Best of 1984: Drafting Beverly Hills Cop, Purple Rain & TV’s Golden Era with Def Dave!
Sam Gifford
Sam, son of Gifford, joining as a guest to discuss 2015 memories and contribute to the picks
Episode: 2015: Memories and Music, Movies, and TV Drafts with Sam Gifford!
Craig Arnold
Music enthusiast and guest on Pop Culture Yearbook
Episode: 1987: U2 - The Joshua Tree with Craig Arnold / Top 5 Music
Ryan Pak
Host of Soundtrack Your Life
Soundtrack Your Life
Episode: 1997: Memories and TV, Movies, and Music Drafts with Ryan Pak from Soundtrack Your Life
David Wright
Podcast guest known as Def Dave
Episode: 1982: Dukes of Hazzard / Best Cars and Vehicles in TV and Film
Gary Graff
Editor and main writer of 501 Essential Albums of the 90s
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Episode: Special Episode: 501 Essential Albums of the 90s with Gary Graff

Hosts

Brad
Host of Pop Culture Yearbook; appears across many episodes with a focus on nostalgic discussions and roundtable banter.
Gifford
Co-host and frequent contributor; drives banter, drafts, and roundtable dynamics.
Pete
Host who anchors episodes with a friend-group perspective and nostalgia-forward framing.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • absolutely hilarious

    I recently started listening to this cause my teacher is in it and it is absolutely incredible! This is definitely something I would recommend to others who enjoy relatable comedy and lighthearted fun :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kay.lindvall
    United Statesa year ago
  • Better than Cats!

    I laughed. I cried. It was better than Cats!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TylorPanda
    United Statesa year ago
  • Super Fun Podcast

    This is a great trip down memory lane. The hosts are engaging, funny and relatable. They’re a great team and this show is a must add for any Gen X or Millennial podcast listener.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    8090Recall
    United States3 years ago
  • Great pop culture podcast!!

    Love listening to these guys, great topics, great conversations, definitely would recommend to everyone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sgjones4
    United States3 years ago
  • All-Time Faves Getting the Attention They Deserve!

    An immersive nostalgia experience that vividly takes you back to when you experienced the most iconic instances of modern media for the first time. In addition to focusing on gems from the 90s and 2000s, this show also explores much more recent/current favorites. The conversation has a great energy that reflects a deep appreciation of TV/movies and carefully considered attention to detail that will pull you in and have you reliving some of your favorite pop culture moments! For pop culture fana... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DFree1213
    United States4 years ago

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Fans appreciate how the hosts balance detail with memory and humor.
Listeners praise the engaging banter and nostalgic energy, calling it a must for nostalgia lovers.
The show is described as a comfortable, memory-driven ride that invites participation and sharing of personal favorites.
Guest appearances are highlighted as adding credible and fun perspectives to discussions.

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2015: Memories and Music, Movies, and TV Drafts with Sam Gifford!
Q: Why did you choose the particular music/movies/TV entries you picked for 2015?
selections reflect a mix of personal nostalgia, cultural impact, and broad appeal, with multiple entries from major artists and franchises that defined 2015 and resonated with both Sam and the hosts.
2015: Memories and Music, Movies, and TV Drafts with Sam Gifford!
Q: What are some of your pop culture influences throughout the years for you?
Sam lists influences spanning comics, YouTube creators, and early online culture, highlighting how a younger audience connects with 2015-era media and technology.
The Ultimate 1994 Alternative Draft: Ranking the Year’s Biggest Hits
Q: Where were you in 1994 and what was your life like, especially regarding music listening?
The panel members describe being in late high school or college, exploring new genres, and encountering the 1994 alt-rock explosion across bands like Nirvana, Green Day, Oasis, and Weezer, with personal anecdotes about early music discoveries.
The Ultimate 1994 Alternative Draft: Ranking the Year’s Biggest Hits
Q: What were some of the big things that stood out to you as you were growing up?
The guests discuss growing up with a mix of country, Christian, and alternative influences, the role of MTV and video culture, and how college and cross-Canadian exposure shaped their musical tastes.
501 Essential Albums of the 80s: Interview with author Gary Graff
Q: Have you planned to have you already started the 70s or have you planned to it?
Currently waiting for a green light on whatever the next decade will be.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pop Culture Yearbook

What is Pop Culture Yearbook about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A nostalgia-forward, discussion-driven show that happily bounces between memories of movies, TV, music, and sports from the 1980s to today. Episodes often feature playful drafts, personal anecdotes, and trivia-led debates about why certain pop culture moments endure, with a core trio of friends driving the conversations. Notable strengths include strong banter, a shared memory lens on beloved titles, and a knack for inviting guests who bring insider perspectives while keeping conversations accessible for a broad audience.

The mix of year-by-year retrospectives, theme-based drafts, and cross-genre comparisons makes it easy for potential listeners to find entry points, whether they're into 80s nostalgia, 90s classics, or modern media. A recu... more

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2. Children of the 80s
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1. David (Dave)
2. Brian Rappey
3. Jim Butler
4. Def Dave
5. Sam Gifford
6. Craig Arnold
7. Ryan Pak
8. David Wright

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