POPwCORN

In this episode of PwC, we interview Jack Collis, host of UtopiaTv on YouTube. We discuss the work of Left Acelerationsim through the lens of late theorist, Mark Fisher, and his work with Capitalist Realism, Hauntology and Acid Communism

On this episode of PwC, Pwc cover artist Jacob Rojas joins the podcast to help review The New Star Wars Trilogy. We go over the last three films, and how they work within the SW universe and more. Grab a friend and some snacks during the corona quarantine!

In this episode of PwC, host of the Hermitix podcast, Meta Nomad joins us to talk about accelerationism, the occult, some of his upcoming works and more.

On this episode of PwC, we interview Justin Murphy, an online Philosopher who is best known for his Based takes on accelerationism on Twitter. In this podcast, we discuss his exit from academia, his most recent book, "Based Deleuze" and more.

On this "special" episode of POPwCORN, join host Corn Jaimes as he introduces new members to the PwC team. Join them as they discuss some of the highlights of the last decade as 2020 rolls in. So grab a friend and some hot cocoa and enjoy the holidays!

On this episode of POPwCORN, Host, Corn Jaimes, features Joe Aguirre from Film Podcast, Meta Reel. Together they talk about "Joker". A movie about a troubled man's descent into madness and nihilism as the city of Gotham breaks Down around him.

On this episode of POPwCORN, join host Corn Jaimes with co-host Elvia Cabrera and special guest Jacob Rojas as they go back to the world of Game of Thrones.

On this episode of POPwCORN, join host Corn Jaimes and co-host Elvia Cabrera as they answer questions submitted by the viewers via Instagram.

On this episode of POPwCORN, join host Corn Jaimes and co-host Elvia Cabrera as they answer questions submitted by the viewers via Instagram.

On this episode of POPwCORN, host Corn Jaimes and co-host Elvia Cabrera, discuss one of the biggest flops in music festival history, The FYRE Festival. Along with special guest Joe Aguirre, will discuss the cultural and social implications of social media advertising, through the lens of 20th-century postmodern philosopher, Jean Baudrillard and his theory of Simulacra.