Poplitically Correct

The biggest story of Election Day 2025 wasn't the sweep — it was the playbook that became the blueprint for victory.

From Zohran Mamdani’s historic victory to the passing of CA Proposition 50, Zach and Tasha analyze the campaigns that successfully embraced viral messaging and pop culture aesthetics to drive voter turnout, proving that getting with the times is quickly becoming the only path to electoral victory.

Halloween is more than just candy y'all... it's a sociocultural free-for-all! The Poplitically Correct Season 2 Premiere is hitting the streets for a spooky deep-dive. Zach and Tasha tear into the political commentary hidden in the horror genre (from Get Out to The Substance), debate where a costume crosses the line, and reveal what classic Disney villains (looking at you, Scar and Ursula) really teach us about power and class. Plus, a fast-paced round of "Spooky or Poplitical?"

For the grand finale of Season 1, Zach reunites with bestie and fan favorite Emily Richardson to hand out the ultimate Poplitical Superlatives—honoring the moments that made us laugh, rage, spiral, and maybe even hope this past year. From the unserious to the unforgettable, it’s a year-in-review you won’t want to miss.

They reflect, predict, and pop off one last time before heading into a new season this fall.

⚠️ This episode contains MAJOR spoilers for Shrinking and Severance (Apple TV+).

Finding your voice isn’t easy—but it’s possible, and it’s poplitical. In this solo Poplitical Pulse episode, Zach shares five hard-earned tips for staying grounded, growing, and speaking up in today’s ever-shifting social and political landscape.

Juneteenth is more than just a holiday—it's a legacy, a movement, and a mirror. In this episode of Poplitically Correct, Zach is joined by friend and activist Tylor Brown for a deep dive into the pop culture and politics of Black liberation. From Kendrick to Beyoncé, to brand performativity, and the importance of Black films like Sinners, they unpack what it means to honor Juneteenth in today’s climate without watering it down. Tune in for a reflective, honest, and Poplitically charged conversation that keeps the celebration rooted in truth.

Pride isn’t just a party—it’s power, protest, and pop culture.

In this special episode, Zach and his good Judy, Collin Pullum, unpack how queer culture shaped the mainstream, why Pride feels different in 2025, and what it means to reclaim it amidst rising anti-LGBTQ+ attacks. From drag race to trans rights, they get into the messy, meaningful poplitics of Pride.

Because Pride has always been political—and there’s no Pride without Poplitics.

From Cheech & Chong to corporate cannabis—this episode hits all the highs and lows. Zach and guest Vinny Reilly explore how marijuana has been portrayed in pop culture, break down the myths (and realities) of weed use, and dive into the politics of mass incarceration and the urgent need for federal legalization. Light up the discourse—this one’s blunt in all the right ways.

Pop culture doesn't just entertain—it educates. In this solo episode, Zach shares the performances, shows, and moments that shaped his worldview long before he had the words for it. From High School Musical to Lemonade, A Bug’s Life to Love, Simon, this episode is a tribute to the media that made him—and maybe it even made you, too.

Is cancel culture about accountability—or control? Zach is joined by Cody Baker to break down celebrity and political scandals, stan-fueled cancellations, and the blurred line between justice and performance. Plus, Zach shares his own experience getting "cancelled" by a stanbase.

Reality TV isn’t just a guilty pleasure—it’s a poplitical mirror. Zach teams up with returning guest, Tasha Spoo, to break down the deeper social dynamics behind your favorite messy moments. From Housewives to RuPaul's Drag Race to The Traitors, nothing is off-limits.