Ezekiel returns for a Late August Pop Culture Gushathon where he covers Deep Blue by Jennifer Donnelly, Steeplejack by A.J. Hartley, Paper Girls Vol. 1 by Brian K Vaughn, The Americans and a Reddit ghost story of The Elevator Game

On a special Bonus MiniCast Ezekiel GUSHES over his new found love of Gilmore Girls, yearns for a real place like Stars Hollow and asks the question "Is that a Cow in Rory's room?"

Ezekiel is back this week to talk about Miss Peregrine's School For Peculiar Children series by Ransom Riggs, Deep Blue by Jennifer Donnelly, DC's Rebirth with Green Arrow: Rebirth written by Benjamin Percy and Aquaman Rebirth by Dan Abnett and Summer v Peak TV (UnREAL, BrainDead, Outcast, Preacher, Wayward Pines, Wynonna Earp, Wrecked, Voltron Legendary Defender, Stranger Things)

Ezekiel has been gone for over a month so he decides to talk about all the books (Devil in the White City, Hollow City and Library of Souls), comics (GwenPool, DC Rebirth,Green Arrow, Aquaman and Manifest Destiny Vol. 3) TV (Six Feet Under, Journeyman, Hap and Leonard, Lady Dynamite, Wayward Pines) movies (X-Men: Apocalypse) and video games (Inherit the Earth) as well as talk about death in tv. Fuun!

Ezekiel watches a lot of Peak TV (The Expanse, Colony, The Path, The Catch, Slasher Blindspot, Letterkenny) and talks about how much is to much. ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, CW, HBO, Showtime, FX, AMC, USA Network, SyFy, Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.

On this week's Pop Culture Gush, Ezekiel talks Swamp Thing, Game Of Thrones Season 6 Premiere, Civil War, Wynonna Earp as well as misc pop culture.

Ezekiel gushes and reviews The Jungle Book and talk about his pop culture binge for April 15 2016.

It's April 10th, Ezekiel has no topic this week but gushes about books, tv shows, video games and movies regardless.

This week Ezekiel dives into The Lion the Witch and The Wardrobe, Alice in Wonderland, latest episodes of The Magicians, People Vs OJ Simpson and Outsiders as well finally swoongushing/reviewing Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Former mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford died the morning of March 22, I wanted to do a special MiniCast on my thoughts on why he fascinated me and my very conflicted feelings on his death and legacy.