David Dobrik is one of the most famous YouTubers on the planet. But after allegations of sexual misconduct against him and members of his Vlogsquad surfaced, it’s raising questions about whether the power of YouTubers should be regulated. Plus: the last season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians is here — what’s the legacy of the show?

So the stans did it. Fans manifested Zack Snyder's cut of the Justice League movie into existence, and now the rest of us have to contend with an exhausting four-hour epic. We get into why the Snyder Cut may soon be forgotten, but its release may well change streaming. Plus: we discuss the hypersexualization of Asian women in Hollywood, and anti-Asian racism with guest Tanya Chen.

The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing people he didn't exist. The greatest trick Boomers ever played was convincing young people they should fight each other.

What is going on with all this Millennials vs Gen Z cringey content? How did this generational TikTok war even start? And how do Gen Xers avoid getting dragged? We also talk about the high and low points of the Grammy awards, and that awkward Billie Eilish moment.

As if there’s another story this week. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made some shocking revelations when they sat down with Oprah. It’s a lot to digest — so let’s do it together. We also dive in to the WandaVision finale and why the series expands what audiences expect from Marvel.

Gimlet Media wanted to cover the juicy scandal at Bon Appetit. Instead, it flung itself into its own scandal — one that left its crowning jewel podcast “Reply All” paused, raising questions about where it goes next. We discuss how we got here, and what it takes to get serious about meaningful diversity in media.

A new, heavily-edited Kendall Jenner photo has shocked the internet. We get into how the Kardashians have prompted new conversations about unhealthy beauty standards. We also discuss HBO's new documentary, Allen v. Farrow, and whether it could be the catalyst to force Hollywood to stop working with Allen. With special guest Scaachi Koul.

Taylor Swift is re-recording her albums to take back control over her music. A new documentary about Britney Spears reveals how the narrative about the pop star's life has never been accurate. This week, we dive deep into how the music industry machine exploits young pop stars — and how that may be changing. Featuring special guest Laura Snapes, deputy music editor for The Guardian.

Nominations for "Emily In Paris," while ignoring "I May Destroy You"? What is even going on at the Golden Globes? And what does it say about Hollywood's chronic blindspots? We also talk about the allegations against Marilyn Manson and what they reveal about abusers who are allowed to flourish out in the open, while victims get overlooked.

What are you rewatching right now? The pandemic has made us turn to the past. Whether it's through watching old shows or anticipating reboots of classics, we untangle the draw of nostalgia. With special guest Sarah Marshall, the host of the incredible podcast You're Wrong About.

We recorded this one live at the Hot Docs Podcast Festival!

How did a song by a relative unknown force its way to No. 1? We talk about Olivia Rodrigo’s "drivers license" and what its climb says about TikTok’s power in the music industry. Is this the norm now? Are you getting old? Here’s your existential crisis.