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Lenny gets a kangaroo and then has a panic attack.
Your Young Pope Hosts are Tim Lanning, Jennifer Cheek and Ben Gibb. We are thankful for your listenership. If you have any questions or comments going forward tweet at us using the #PopeZone hashtag and we will see it!
The music in the episode comes is “Beat the Clock” by Max Cameron from the Young Pope trailer. This song is still amazing.
Y’all! Young Pope was great in an interesting “do the creators of this show think that it is a parody of its own name?!?” way. Join your Pope Zone guides as they attempt to navigate the milieu that is Young Pope. Honestly, we had so much fun watching and recording this episode. A huge sigh of relief was sighed into our collective Ozone when this, the first episode of Young Pope, completed and the show was, at the very least, incredibly interesting!
Your Young Pope Hosts are Tim Lanning, Jennifer Cheek and Ben Gibb. We are thankful for your listenership. If you have any questions or comments going forward tweet at us using the #PopeZone hashtag and we will see it!
The music in the episode comes is “Beat the Clock” by Max Cameron from the Young Pope trailer. This song is still amazing.
We are super excited to announce our very first episode of a brand new GeeklyInc podcast – Pope Zone: The Young Pope Podcast! Now, Young Pope has not been released to the American audiences yet, so your hosts got together to try and piece together just what it is this new show featuring the Young Pope is about. Also to get our feed set up. But we will say that content and entertainment are the real reasons. We do love you.
The iTunes feed is still getting set up but you can listen right here on the if you want. All the kinks should be worked out by the time the show based on Young Pope, Lenny, airs.
Your Young Pope Hosts are Tim Lanning, Jennifer Cheek and Ben Gibb. We are thankful for your listenership.
The music in the episode comes is “Beat the Clock” by Max Cameron from the Young Pope trailer. Both the trailer and music are amazing, but for different reasons.
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