
Xtinction Agenda isn't for everyone. It's a book club and a movie club and a place for people to talk TV and comic books. But nothing too new. It's a rough place where tired old dads tackle pop culture artifacts of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s (mostly). Not a lot of hand-holding as a consequence. These are not introductions to pop culture but discussions about it. As such, we expect the audience ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 375 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsTV & FilmVisual Arts | |||

Little disrespect to Gordon Chan in the title of this episode, I admit. Jet Li did not direct this one. But, really, no one showed up to this event for Gordon Chan. He did a good job, don't get me wrong. But this is a Jet Li movie. And what a Jet Li ... more
Witness the film that PROVES that George Lucas traveled into the future in order to steal the secrets of martial arts success. He brought it back to the past and profited. With his ferocious nature, he bent the fabric of space/time, all so that Jet L... more
Hinged wooden tripod flashes, fire capturing flame, the fall, the blurred chaos of love and family and loss, a trouble-making box that, once opened, refuses to hide its promise, bodies be damned.
"Whenever there's trouble, we Chinese suffer."
Aristocrats and royalty wear armour and carry swords. They buy and sell what they need and lie about the rest. Our hero was once on track to aristocracy but gave it up in a fit of conscience and a brush with mortality. Not so our villain. Like all es... more
Thoughtful discussion of Takashi Miike’s Audition
If a bunch of Antifa beta males who probably never served anything in their lives but themselves talked pop culture stuff.
The conversations and relationship of these James’ is great to listen to. They know their comics history, what’s happening behind the scenes today, and how it all relates to the world today. I actually LOL’d! I hope these guys keep it up
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A unique blend of nostalgia and critical examination of pop culture, this show serves as a conversational hub centered around books, movies, TV, and comic books from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. The hosts engage in in-depth discussions, offering insights that resonate particularly with listeners who have firsthand experience of the cultural artifacts being critiqued. Notably characterized by a rough, irreverent tone, the content seeks to entertain while pushing back against the familiar, welcoming those who appreciate a more seasoned and unfiltered look at the past. The show emphasizes personal anecdotes, humor, and analytical perspectives, making it appealing to those who cherish the complexities of nostalgia.
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