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Pop Culture Reflections

Pop Culture Reflections Podcast
Pop Culture
Professional Wrestling
Horror Films
David Fincher
Halloween
Music Discovery
1999
1990 Albums
Tremors
1996 Billboard Hot 100
Alien Earth
A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 4: the Dream Master
Bret Hart
Pro Wrestling
Shawn Michaels
Brit-Pop
The Breakfast Club
Stanley Kubrick
1980s
1990s

The podcast about all things pop culture from the 80s, 90s and beyond! Reflecting on a wide variety of topics including Movies, Music, TV and Pro Wrestling and much more.

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This month at the station we’re reflecting on the movies, music and pro-wrestling of September 1991 as well as the evolution and importance of friendships and much more!

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I’m joined by the entire Pizza Bones Crew! This time, Greg, Kate and Nate are joining me to build our 2010 & 2020 Albums Tier List. Find out what each of us think of the other’s albums, trust me, hilarity ensues.

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Justin & Kate talk all about their mutual love for the Horror of 1981! But, how many of these movies do they have in common in the favorites department? Find out now.

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Greg returns, this time as a guest, as we jump into one of the most important and best films of the 90's, Boyz N The Hood! We chat about the impact, the performances, the script and much more.

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Recent Guests

Sheamus Rogers
Co-host on You Gonna Eat That Crust; creator and host of Pizza Bones True Crime
You Gonna Eat That Crust / Pizza Bones True Crime
Episode: Machete (2010) ft. Greg Hoey and Sheamus from You Gonna Eat That Crust? Podcast
Kate Mother
Guest, fan of the franchise, contributes on‑air analysis
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Episode: Slice of Pop Culture with Justin & Greg: Alien: Earth S1E5 - In Space, No One...
Fatback Supreme (Ryan Wilson)
Rapper/producer known as Fatback Supreme; co-host with Greg Hoey on You Gonna Eat That Crust
You Gonna Eat That Crust Podcast Network
Episode: Fatback Supreme Interview and 2001 Pop Culture Discussion
Philip Buzie
Member of the band.
Buzie
Episode: Buzie Interview - Independent Rock Band from Tennessee
Rhea Buzie
Member of the band.
Buzie
Episode: Buzie Interview - Independent Rock Band from Tennessee
Susie Buzie
Member of the band.
Buzie
Episode: Buzie Interview - Independent Rock Band from Tennessee
Parker Buzie
Member of the band.
Buzie
Episode: Buzie Interview - Independent Rock Band from Tennessee
Scott Harding
Host of You Run Podcast
You Run Podcast Network
Episode: WWF Survivor Series 1995 ft. Scott from You Run Podcast
Amy Lewis
Creator of the Pop Culture Retrospective Podcast, focusing on nostalgia and pop culture from the 1980s and 1990s.
Pop Culture Retrospective Podcast
Episode: Retro Halloween Discussion w/ Amy Lewis from Pop Culture Retrospective Podcast

Hosts

Justin
Host with deep nostalgia-driven pop culture insights; frequent cross-network collaborations.
Kate
Co-host offering fan insights and cross-cultural perspectives across pop culture topics.
Greg Hoey
Co-host known for sharp takes on film, TV, and music discourse; brings veteran pop culture perspective.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • 80s Guy

    This is a good podcast. Why is this a good podcast? Because Justin talks about interesting topics. What topics does Justin talk about? Pop culture kinda things; you know, like “wrastling” and music and movies; stuff you like. Why else is this podcast good? Because Jim has good guests. Who are these guests? Other good podcasters like Jim and Lindsay from Children of the 80s. You know, good guests that you like. But don’t take my word for it, listen to the show; you will find that it is ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Love the 80s!
    United States3 months ago
  • Great podcast!

    Great podcast, I love that theres so much choice to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LumberJay
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Great podcast, great guy

    Another great podcast by the You Run Podcast network. It’s a great listen Justin has a lot of great episodes that bring up those nostalgic feeling of yesteryore. Was an honor to be a guest on his pod

    Lord Crust

    Ryan

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fatbacksupreme
    United States2 years ago
  • Pop Culture & Strong Opinions

    If you like traveling back to the 80s, 90s and 2000s then this is the podcast you need to be listening to. Justin has some strong opinions and always has great memories of the days of yore. This is something you don’t want to miss

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jobu2345
    United States2 years ago
  • Definitely take a listen!

    Love these break downs of all things pop culture! The host is fantastic and they always find the best guest for each topic! Definitely take a listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Monica LPM
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners praise the show's nostalgic pull and diverse topic range.
Guests consistently compliment host energy and episode variety.
The show's guests and topics are seen as well-curated for fans of retro pop culture.
Audience values thoughtful analysis paired with accessible banter.

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Bad Skin Interview - All Girl Rock Band from Montreal
Q: What's next for Bad Skin and where do you see the band in five to ten years?
We plan to release more songs and a new album, push for international shows, and continue growing our presence on social platforms while exploring collaborations and festival appearances.
Bad Skin Interview - All Girl Rock Band from Montreal
Q: When did you realize pop punk was your identity as a band?
We evolved from aiming to sound like big, powerful bands to embracing our own voice, blending punk with pop elements to reach a broader audience while staying true to our roots.
Bad Skin Interview - All Girl Rock Band from Montreal
Q: Describe your sound in just three words.
Pink, punk, fiery. It captures the energy and attitude we bring to the stage, balancing aggression with melody and a party-ready vibe.
Fatback Supreme Interview and 2001 Pop Culture Discussion
Q: What first drew you to hip hop and rap, and who were early inspirations?
Fatback Supreme explains how early exposure to grunge and Seattle bands gave him a musical balance, but discovering hip hop through EZE, NWA, and later collaborations shaped his focus on authentic, life-based storytelling.
Friends S8E9 & Pop Culture Discussion ft. Naomi from Dope Nostalgia Podcast
Q: Do you have five go-to songs that you like to karaoke?
Naomi shares that her karaoke go-tos include any song by Chris Cornell, songs by Michael Jackson, and music from boy bands and female artists like Roxette and Lady Gaga, reflecting her broad 90s influence.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pop Culture Reflections

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

This show concentrates on nostalgic and contemporary pop culture across films, music, TV, and wrestling, with a clear penchant for deep-dive nostalgia and lively debates. Episodes frequently pair hosts with guests to reconstruct hypothetical matchups, compare influential soundtracks and eras, and dissect iconic scenes, while also offering cross-promotional moments for related networks. A standout is the mix of affectionate fandom, banter, and analytical takes, often anchored in 80s–90s culture but extending to broader eras and genres, including genre-bending discussions and cross-genre mashups that appeal to diverse pop culture fans. The format often spotlights fan perspectives and guest expertise, creating engaging conversations that help ... more

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1. Sheamus Rogers
2. Kate Mother
3. Fatback Supreme (Ryan Wilson)
4. Philip Buzie
5. Rhea Buzie
6. Susie Buzie
7. Parker Buzie
8. Scott Harding

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