Culture Bop Selects

On June 20th 1975, Audiences were scared witless to go into the ocean by a movie about a man eating shark. 47 years later, We're talking about it for you, the listeners. That's right today's episode is all about Steven Spielberg's masterwork, Jaws!

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Justin: The Paper Trails

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Special Shout Out To Our Patrons For Making This Podcast Possible:

• Justin “Harem” Ruiss
• Sharim “Sharingan” Khan
• Tonny “Waifu” Sulmann
• Jeffery “Equivalent Exchange“ Szyarto
• Blake “Namekian” Graham
• Lisa “Hamon” Long
• Sean “Bankai” O’Keeffe Jr.
• Bren “Slice of Life” Woodham
• Dylan “Masterball” Martin
• Austin “Mobile Suit” Stephens
• Gilbert “Snapper" Kitchens

Blockbusters have made dramatic shifts in the last fifteen years or so. They went from being gigantic tent pole films made by pop minded film makers to gigantic comic book movies put out like products from a factory. That said we are rapidly approaching the anniversary of one of the biggest blockbusters of all time, Jurassic Park. So, I sat down with the one and only Skyrise Excellence, Justin Ruiss and we talked all about the movie, it's ins and outs and what makes it such an incredible film.

As always you can find us on social media for all things Culture Bop, Culture Bop Selects, and the Culture Bop family of content.

Culture Bop: Twitter - @Culture_Bop, Instagram - @culture_bop , Youtube - Culture Bop

Josh: Twitter - @TheBebopman182, Instagram - @bebopman182, Twitch - The_Bebopman

Justin: The Paper Trails

And finally, if you’re looking to support the podcast or any of the endeavors that we’re undertaking as Culture Bop, then go to Patreon.com/culturebop and toss us a pledge, we’re offering some very cool perks and once we start hitting our goals even more content will be on its way.

As always you can find us on social media for all things Culture Bop, Hunting Pixels, and the Culture Bop family of content.

Culture Bop: Twitter - @Culture_Bop, Instagram - @culture_bop, Youtube - Culture Bop

Josh: Twitter - @TheBebopman182, Instagram - @bebopman182, Twitch - The_Bebopman

Dylan: Twitter - @OMDizzyTV, Instagram - @omdizzy, Twitch - OMDizzy, YouTube - @OMDizzy, 

Austin: Twitter - @bigpappaplays, Instagram - @bigpappaplays, Twitch- @bigpappaplays, TikTok- @bigpappaplays

And finally, if you’re looking to support the podcast or any of the endeavors that we’re undertaking as Culture Bop, then go to Patreon.com/culturebop and toss us a pledge, we’re offering some very cool perks and once we start hitting our goals even more content will be on its way.

Special Shout Out To Our Patrons For Making This Podcast Possible:

• Justin “Harem” Ruiss
• Sharim “Sharingan” Khan
• Tonny “Waifu” Sulmann
• Jeffery “Equivalent Exchange“ Szyarto
• Blake “Namekian” Graham
• Lisa “Hamon” Long
• Sean “Bankai” O’Keeffe Jr.
• Bren “Slice of Life” Woodham
• Dylan “Masterball” Martin
• Austin “Mobile Suit” Stephens

Well it’s that time of year again, Christmas is right around the corner and it’s around this time every year that alot of people start their annual marathons or rewatches of one of the greatest fantasy epics of our times. That’s right we are talking about 2001’s The Lord Of The Rings: Fellowship Of The Ring.

As always you can find us on social media for all things Culture Bop, Culture Bop Selects, and the Culture Bop family of content.

Culture Bop: Twitter - @Culture_Bop, Instagram - @culture_bop , Youtube - Culture Bop

Josh: Twitter - @TheBebopman182, Instagram - @bebopman182, Twitch - The_Bebopman

Gilbeezy: Instagram - @gilbeezyskit

And finally, if you’re looking to support the podcast or any of the endeavors that we’re undertaking as Culture Bop, then go to Patreon.com/culturebop and toss us a pledge, we’re offering some very cool perks and once we start hitting our goals even more content will be on its way.

Special Shout Out To Our Patrons For Making This Podcast Possible:

• Justin Ruiss
• Sharim Khan
• Tonny Sulmann
• Jeffery Szyarto
• Blake Graham
• Bren W.
• Lisa Long
• Sean O’Keeffe Jr.

This week we are back to discussing MUSIC! I asked my good buddy (and host of several different podcasts for Sword Chomp) Shea Layton to join me on this episode because of his love of music and experience as a drummer to talk about one of the greatest albums of all time as you are probably aware of by the title of the episode and the thumbnail. We are, of course, talking about 1973’s The Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd.

So in case the Episode Title or the thumbnail have not given it away yet, this week we are here to talk about 2019’s A Plague Tale: Innocence. We are breaking our rule of 3 years having passed. We’re doing it for good reason though as Plague Tale is a really great game that has  sequel scheduled for next year AND was released in remastered fashion earlier this year.

As always you can find us on social media for all things Culture Bop, Culture Bop Selects, and the Culture Bop family of content.

Culture Bop: Twitter - @Culture_Bop, Instagram - @culture_bop, Youtube - Culture Bop

Josh: Twitter - @TheBebopman182, Instagram - @bebopman182, Twitch - The_Bebopman

Gilbeezy: Instagram - @gilbeezyskit

And finally, if you’re looking to support the podcast or any of the endeavors that we’re undertaking as Culture Bop, then go to Patreon.com/culturebop and toss us a pledge, we’re offering some very cool perks and once we start hitting our goals even more content will be on its way.

Special Shout Out To Our Patrons For Making This Podcast Possible:

• Justin Ruiss
• Sharim Khan
• Tonny Sulmann
• Jeffery Szyarto
• Blake Graham
• Lisa Long
• Chris Tavares
• Sean O’Keeffe Jr.
• Bren Woodham

This week we are very excited to talk about one of my favorite piece of media of all time and the namesake for my online identity and partially for the family of content that you we are bringing you today. I am of course, talking about the 1998 anime series, Cowboy Bebop.

As always you can find us on social media for all things Culture Bop, Culture Bop Selects, and the Culture Bop family of content.

Culture Bop: Twitter - @Culture_Bop, Instagram - @culture_bop , Facebook - @TheCultureBop, Youtube - Culture Bop

Josh: Twitter - @TheBebopman182, Instagram - @bebopman182, Twitch - The_Bebopman

Gilbeezy: Instagram - @gilbeezyskit

And finally, if you’re looking to support the podcast or any of the endeavors that we’re undertaking as Culture Bop, then go to Patreon.com/culturebop and toss us a pledge, we’re offering some very cool perks and once we start hitting our goals even more content will be on its way.

Special Shout Out To Our Patrons For Making This Podcast Possible:

• Justin “Hard in the Taint” Ruiss
• Sharim Khan
• Tonny “Off to Netherlands” Sulmann
• Jeffery “Jellyfish Temptationr” Szyarto
• Blake Graham
• Lisa Long

This week we are yet again taking on a completely new and different medium, this time being the comic book or graphic novel. This week we’re also talking about what some consider the greatest graphic novel to ever be written, 1987’s The Watchmen.

With Halloween just ahead of us, We… I thought it would be nice to dive into a horror movie for a celebration of the holiday. And what better a way to do it then with my all time favorite horror flick and holiday themed masterpiece. I’m, of course, talking about 1978’s masterpiece Halloween.

This week we have a special guest here, MR. Sean O'Keeffe Jr. to bring in his special musical expertise and talk about music! And this week, we’re here to talk about one of the greatest albums of the 80s. 1981’s Moving Pictures by Rush.

The 2017 Giant Sparrow developed game What Remains Of Edith Finch was a game that came across the desk of our host earlier this year and he was floored by it. The story that Edith Finch tells is one of sorrow, but also of joy. There are a number of emotionally resonant pieces of writing in the game that speak to life and death and all of the vagueries in between. And that is what we plan to discuss for you today!