Families come in all shapes and forms. They have changed over the years and television has done a bang-up job keeping up and even foreshadowing family types. Some broke the molds others stayed in their lanes. Brothers...in spirit...John and Josh discuss TV families.

John and Josh continue their food related shenanigans with a second episode dedicated to FOOD! Indulge, eat up and clean your plate with this episode of Pop Culture Problems.

FOOD!!! Best foods, bad food, favorite meals, organic, chemically yummy, other words to get your interest! John and John eat their way through the pop culture of food!

What's in a name? Many celebs take on personas and new names before they make it big. Would they be as well known without their famous names or would they have made any name famous? John and John discuss good names, bad names, surprising names and... well... you "name" it!

CGI is great! But by the way... it sucks! But it’s groundbreaking! But we hate it! The universe is not quite decided on the merits of CGI. Let John and Josh decide for you!

Video games have changed over the years and new genres have emerged but also the way games are sold. John and Josh discuss the good and bad of freemium games and as always what they love and hate about the world.

There is typically a clear antagonist in movies, TV shows, and comic books. Sure, there is twist here and there but for the overt villains... are they really all that bad? John and Josh vilify heroes and put villains on pedestals in this upside-down episode.

Real or fake the impact of reality television is ... real? John and Josh discuss the impact of reality TV on our society, viewing habits, authenticity and the bests/worsts of the genre.

Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery? Are our ideas our own? John and Josh discuss the good and bad of parody and satire. From Weird Al to impersonations there is a whole lot of flattery going on!

Unless you had a nanny or full-time babysitter you may have been raised by the good ol' television! Cartoons shaped us, they molded our fragile brains into what we are today... well... maybe. Were our cartoons any better than the past or future generations? Listen in as we discuss... CARTOONS!