Sometimes there are some real standout conversations in the Popping Collars' archives and this is definitely one of them. We were lucky enough to have David Frankfurter from the Department of Religion at Boston University on the pod to talk about new religious movements, popularly called cults, in media. It's like our own personal seminar in a world that we knew very little about. Do you have experiences with new religious movements? Tell us all about it at [email protected] or drop us a message on socials

Spring has sprung and so have the reading recommendations from the PCBC crew! This month, Liz and Ricardo pick two books for you to check out, Anita De Monte Laughs Last and North Woods. What are you reading these days? Let us know at [email protected] or tell us on socials

Greg and Ryan discuss the Hulu series SHOGUN

Daniel Day-Lewis is back and so is Golden Poppers winner, Emma Thompson as Betsy and Greg discuss IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER for this month's Going on 30. We've got a streak of Irish films going from the last few years. Which do you think will be next on our list? Tell us at [email protected] or reach out on socials to educate us on possible films for the future

An interview with Kelly McPherson about his series TESTAMENT: THE STORY OF MOSES

A conversation about Pop Culture Recommendations

Greg and Ryan discuss the Hulu series LEGION

Betsy and Greg are looking back at GROUNDHOG DAY for this month's Going on 30! Betsy and Greg are looking back at GROUNDHOG DAY for this month's Going on 30! Betsy and Greg are looking back at GROUNDHOG DAY for this month's Going on 30! Betsy and Greg are... Which day would you like to live over and over again? Tell us at [email protected] or just email us at [email protected] or shoot us a message at [email protected] or find us on socials

Greg and Ricardo take a tour of America when they pick their favorite songs with American cities or locations for their City Songs playlist. What city can you not stop singing about? Let us know at [email protected] or check in on socials

We're going in the wayback machine to the time in Popping Collars history when Betsy, Greg, and Liz welcomed their old seminary pal Edwin Johnson onto the show to talk about nostalgia in pop culture. We thought there was a lot then, there seems to be even more now! What do you want to see get a remake or reimagining? Let us know at [email protected] or send us your pitch on socials