It’s pretty difficult to find someone who doesn’t like playing with Legos. It’s not difficult, however, to find someone who doesn’t like Lego’s gendered marketing approach. Tracy and Holly talk about the good, the bad and the great things about Legos.

When a celebrity gets arrested, the whole world knows about it. Does being famous drive you to make foolish choices? How does a very public arrest impact a person’s career? And how can you get past being booked when your mug shot lives online forever?

The PopStuff gals are big fans of Tim Burton’s work. There’s a lot of gushing in this episode. What is it about this creator’s spooky vision that inspires such devotion in fans?

Tracy and Holly are a little late to the “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic” party, but now that they’ve started watching the show, they totally see the appeal. Tracy may even be a pegasister. But what makes the ponies so popular with male viewers?

It's true. Tracy and Holly are talking about bras. There's discussion of brassiere history, fashion, lingerie and (warning) even cup sizes. The gals also compare notes on life with and without an ample bust line.

PopStuff is addicted to coffee. This stimulant seems to have a stranglehold on humanity, and an entire culture has sprung up around it. Where does coffee actually come from, and why is our love affair with it so solid?

It’s that magical time of year when we become obsessed with television anew. Which shows are returning? What new programs are we excited about? Tracy and Holly share their plans for autumn viewing and express some tentative hope for a few newcomers.

Join Tracy and Holly as they recount their time at Dragon*Con, which touts itself as “the largest multi-media, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the universe!”

Some people are afraid of clowns, but not Tracy and Holly! They are excited to talk about the different types of clowns, clown hierarchy and how clowns became scary characters. Of course, there’s talk of Herschel Krustofsky. Tune in to learn more.

Does the mention of stop motion animation conjure images of Rankin and Bass holiday specials, or does your mind turn to big-screen productions like “Paranorman”? Tracy and Holly love this medium. You might just hear them get rabid about it.