John & Pat suffered through the Golden Globes to bring you this podcast, which is only about half as long as Jacqueline Bisset’s speech.

John & Pat look at two comedies beloved by geeks, and in the process, learn something about themselves: they’re prime candidates for psoriasis. They also do their best to mispronounce Golden Globe nominees while making their predictions. SCTV Community

This episode can go straight to hell because it took John almost 4 hours to edit the damn thing and Pat had to spend nearly 15 seconds reading John complain about editing for 4 hours. It’s impossible to know who had the worse night. Oh, also, in this episode Pat & John discuss 20 fantastic […]

Since Pat and John were too hung-over for a regularly scheduled episode, they offer you this table scrap of a bonus podcast they obviously pulled out of their asses at the last minute. The last Pop Culture Continuum before the chicken apocalypse.

What started as a fun look at off the wall Christmas movies turned into an hour long commercial for a Christmas episode in March which features a trip to DollyWood. In Bruges A Carol For Another Christmas The Curse Of The Cat People

Neil Egan, Pat & John ain’t afraid of no ghosts. Instead, they are crippled by the paralyzing fear that their very existence is meaningless (and by extension yours is as well). Enjoy the podcast! Ghostbusters Ghostbusters II

Because discussing The Velvet Underground was far too mainstream, in this episode John & Pat talk about Big Star’s first album and their last albums. #1 Record Third/Sister Lovers

John & Pat mistake unsuccessfully attempt to prove that brevity is the soul of wit when they don’t have much to say about two short stories, one a classic of the form.

With the holidays approaching, what better time to tackle the topic of depression? And what better place to do it than on a pop culture podcast? Also, if two fools aren’t enough for you, Michael Morris returns to add to the noise.

Commemorating Lou Reed’s life and legacy just the way he’d have wanted it: With two idiots rambling incoherently and forgetting which songs they’re talking about. The Velvet Underground and Nico Lou Reed – Ecstasy