Shelby and Matt break down the biology, the script and the nihilism at play in The Long Walk, as well as which of them would fare better in an apocalypse. 

It's our 200th Pop Culture Roundup, but in true PSYW fashion, we didn't remember that and so make no mention of it in this episode. Instead we talk about Taylor Swift's new movie-ish thing that's coming to theaters as well as Jimmy Kimmel, Downton Abbey and freedom of speech. 

Belly might have Cousins and both brothers and now Paris, but Shelby has her sisters-in-law on to rant about Jeremiah so who's the real winner? We're talking needle drops, side plots, and all the fan theories as we dish on the series (season?) finale of The Summer I Turned Pretty. 

The Roses are getting a divorce, but Matt and Shelby will be together forever. Plus the pair discuss the impending nuptuals of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. 

Unfortunately or fortunately (depending on who you are), we're back in the middle of another Taylor Swift album release cycle and Matt and Shelby are discussing it. Plus Matt is ranting about the And Just Like That finale and there's some Super Bowl discourse to get to as well.

A witch is forcing children to swap bodies with their mothers in Freakier Friday. A witch is kidnapping children in Weapons. And some kind of which must have put a curse on Taylor Swift to make her choose such an ugly album cover. Matt and Shelby are here to break down it all on this week's episode. 

Taylor Swift is coming back? And Just Like That is ending? Matt and Shelby are actually recording a Pop Culture Roundup? Lots going on in the world as it turns out. 

We believe in traditions so gather round for another unserious roundup of our favorite movies out this year. Does Snow White make the cut? Did Shelby finally see Drop? Will Matt ever let On Becoming a Guinea Fowl go? Listen for all our favorites and where to watch them!

We have great jeans--but they're Levi's as we avoid talking about SS and AE to instead focus on Beyonce's Act III. Plus there's talk on And Just Like That, Justin Timberlake, and our favorite new, definitely real couple, Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson.  

People want this Fantastic Four to reset the MCU. Shelby just wants it to be better and Matt...just wants to talk about And Just Like That. It's another Pedro Pascal vehicle, another superhero flick, and another mess of an episode. We herald...this nonsense.