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Popcorn Culture

J and Ben Carlin
Parenting
Harry Potter
Gardening
Disney World
Disney
Shopify
Childhood Memories
Supercarlinbrothers
Pin Trading
Family Activities
Pop Culture
Name Of the Wind
Camping
New York City
Triathlon
D23
Through the Gryffindor
Popcorn Culture
Smith Mountain Lake
Mint Mobile

Popcorn Culture is brought to you by J and Ben Carlin aka the SuperCarlinBrothers on YouTube. The two are most well known for the The Pixar Theory, Rampant Predictions of your favorite upcoming movies, Harry Potter Trivia Fiends, and for being a pair of man childs. Man children? Men Children. None of those seem right. You get the point. Anyway, they wanted a way to talk more in depth about their t... more

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Latest Episodes

Ben and J discuss a strong opinion about a STRONG thing, coaching the first game, voice mails, a potential apocalypse situation, and finally give a D23 debrief.

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Ben and J discuss Ben’s truck robbery, Ding Dong Ditching, convenience store bathrooms, J going full Lasso, science fair projects, and MORE Ding Dong Ditching.

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Scott Pilgrim - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Pilgrim_vs._the_World... more

Ben and J discuss whether or not the beach wagon was worth it, a 100 year storm of a person, high school reunions, John Krasinski Prom, a famous night club in Berlin, and K-Pop.

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The Berghain night club - en.wikipedia.org/wiki... more

Ben and J discuss childhood blueprints, particularly of their beach trips, popcorn buckets, and growing/foraging/etc your own food for a year,

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Recent Guests

Isybelle Christley
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Episode: 342 - Pretending to Be a Dead Ant

Hosts

Ben Carlin
Host of Popcorn Culture; known for a warm, humorous storytelling style and cross‑platform presence with the SuperCarlinBrothers brand.
Jonathan Carlin
Co‑host with a similar dynamic, often driving conversations through personal anecdotes and family life lens.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 5.2k ratings
  • Perfect For Any SuperCarlinBrother Fan!

    AWESOME podcast that makes me laugh every time! A HIGH recommendation for anyone and everyone who enjoys J and Ben’s content!! (It’s also hilarious listening to past episodes where Past J and Ben are talking about Covid. Ohhhhh, those were the days.)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    *AliceWonders*
    United Statesa month ago
  • Ads

    6min of ads before that podcast even starts?! Insane

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    amcx32
    United States3 months ago
  • Dagbog

    2/6/2026

    Idag skulle jeg havde været til spejder nede på brændstationen men hvar istædet i villaen jeg hvar der til kloken 9 og jeg spillede amongus godnat læser

    3/6/2026

    Kære læser

    Idag spillede jeg peak hvor det hvar mega peak… you get fordi peak betyder godt men spillede også hed peak anyways jeg hvar også i villaen hvor jeg hvar med Aleksander og Alexander godnat læser

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HolgerNo1
    Denmark3 months ago
  • 🦆➡️🥤

    ducks. go in cups.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kawaii_Kitten999 (KiKi) 🌸
    United States3 months ago
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    This is the G.O.A.T

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chromebook EX
    New Zealand5 months ago

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Genuine sponsor reads that don't feel forced.
Great for fans of behind‑the‑scenes creator stories and nostalgia.
Friendly, relatable banter that blends family life with nerdy topics.

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300 - Would We Stop the Pop??
Q: Would you say it is easier or harder to work together considering you are brothers? How do you manage to keep a good relationship?
Both agree it is easier to work together as brothers because they prioritize their relationship, and they emphasize the importance of communication and checking in on each other
300 - Would We Stop the Pop??
Q: What are the best things happening in your lives right now?
Ben shares that all three of his kids just started back at school and expresses excitement about their upcoming Midwest tour.
295 - The End of A Chapter
Q: What did you do to apologize to people in your past?
I confronted someone I wronged in middle school, apologized for my behavior, and it turned out they had forgotten about it.
276 - Paint Patrick’s Day
Q: What prompted you to try Botox?
Ben discusses his changing appearance and curiosity as he has started to notice more gray hair and lines on his forehead, leading to his experience with Botox.
271 - The Freaky FriQ+A
Q: If you woke up in each other's bodies, could you make it through the whole day without anybody noticing?
They discuss the challenges and answer humorously, suggesting that they might manage it due to their similarities.

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

A casual, family‑leaning duo discuss pop culture, entertainment formats, and personal life with a focus on family storytelling, hobbies, and creator entrepreneurship. Episodes blend behind‑the‑scenes banter about parenting, DIY projects, and childhood nostalgia with broader takes on media trends, toys, conventions, and film/TV franchises. Notable are the long‑running collaborations, cross‑promo sponsor reads, and a strong emphasis on community and shared experiences, making it appealing to fans of lighthearted, conversation‑driven shows with nerdy, nostalgia‑tinged humor. The format often pairs personal anecdotes with practical creator insights, offering a approachable lens for potential guests or sponsors seeking an authentic, family‑centr... more

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1. Through the Griffin Door
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Popcorn Culture launched 7 years ago and published 357 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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