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It’s part three of our never-ending quest to solve the Beatles’ arcane riddle for teens, and this time, we actually listened to a Beatles album! Will Please Please Me offer us newfound insight into the events of September 11th? 1962? Will it lead Rocky, Sam, and Leon down a dead end? Persons of interest include Burt Bacharach, Weezer, and a little Spanish flea.
Rocky can be found on her Twitter. Pulp Friction is available wherever pods are cast. Subscribe and share to support the show. Reach out to Rocky or [email protected] if you’re interested in being a guest or have any other business inquiries.
For this Valentine’s Day edition of Pulp Friction, working girl Rocky (she/her) and GBF Simone (she/they) take a waltz through the history of rom-coms. From Menander to Noah Centineo, it’s the genre we love to deride as trash and then reclaim as brilliant. “What happened to rom-coms?” “Why are rom-com men so boring?” “Is Nancy Meyers a genius?” These are just some of the questions we probably won’t answer, but we’ll have a lot of fun not doing it. Persons of interest include Pete Davidson, Pete Davidson, and Pete Davidson.
You can find Rocky and Simone on their respective Twitters. Pulp Friction is available wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and share to support the show, reach out to Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries.
This week on Pulp Friction, Rocky (she/her) and Nico (they/he/it) joins forces to take down the evil Dr. Gender with their in-depth analysis of Disney’s quiet triumph, Sky High. Marvel at their powers of analysis as they read parallel storytelling, gay subtext, and Freudian themes into a film top critics described as “agreeable.” Persons of interest include Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Kim Possible, and Tom Wambsgans.
Rocky and Nico can be found at their respective Twitters. Pulp Friction is available wherever you get your podcasts. Share the show with your friends and subscribe on Substack to support it. Reach out to Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries.
This week on Pulp Friction, Rocky (she/her) and Baph (he/him) recount their favorite punchlines from a double-feature of films from Mel Brooks’ ‘80s period: History of the World, Pt. 1 and Spaceballs. Both films were considered disappointments at the time and have since been canonized into the Brooks hall of fame. Are they that good? Has Brooks’ comedy stood the test of time? Persons of interest include Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles, and MacGruber.
Rocky can be found on Twitter. Pulp Friction is available wherever pods are cast. Subscribe and share to support the show, and reach out to Rocky or [email protected] for business inquiries.
Last week was the Movie Awards, this week, Rocky (she/her) and Brig (he/she) look at the best and brightest in music from 2021! Hear two butches drunkenly enumerate their albums of the year and proffer takes on everyone from Tyler to Taylor! Persons of interest include Pete Davidson, Big Time Rush, and yes, we do talk about Bruno.
You can find Rocky and Brig on their respective Twitters. Pulp Friction is available wherever pods are cast. If you like the show, share it with your friends. Contact Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries.
This week on Pulp Friction, the Pulpys are here! Join Rocky (she/her) as she addresses her favorites in a downright controversial year for movies! Em’s (they/them) bringing their picks as well! See where they stand on Licorice Pizza, Spencer, The Power of the Dog, C’Mon C’Mon, and dozens of other films they’ve got plenty of takes on. Join the fun by sharing some of your favorites on Twitter!
Speaking of Twitter, Rocky and Em both have ‘em! Pulp Friction is available wherever pods are cast. If you enjoy the show, share it on social media and support us by subbing to Rocky’s Substack. Reach out to Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries.
Content warning: Discussions of suicide, racism and abuse. Spoilers for Homestuck.
This week on Pulp Friction, Rocky gathers a panel of experts (returning guests Sam, Kadin, and Emily) for a thorough discussion of one of the 21st century’s most influential pieces of new media, Homestuck. Is it the irredeemable piece of s**t its biggest fans claim it is, or the stunning work of prose its haters so often dub it? Will Rocky, who has never read Homestuck, learn anything about the actual story of the comic? And what of Vriska?
Rocky, Sam, and Kadin can be found on their respective Twitters. Sam is a writer for the forthcoming dating game ValiDate, which you can currently wishlist on Steam. You can watch some of Kadin’s animations on YouTube. Pulp Friction is available wherever pods are cast. Reach out to Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries.
Rocky’s flying solo once again on this week’s Pulp Friction! The topic at hand is 2021’s best and worst hit songs, part of an ongoing series of 2021-in-review episodes and articles on her Substack! Persons of interest include Polo G, Gwen Stefani, and the fine denizens of Australia. This episode also gives you early access to Rocky’s best list, dropping on Substack tomorrow!
You can find Rocky on her Twitter. Pulp Friction is available wherever you get your podcasts, and this episode will be available on all major streaming platforms within an hour of its Substack launch. Reach out to Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries.
This holiday season, families across America gathered ‘round the campfire to watch the latest Netflix original: Cowboy Bebop. Rocky (she/her) and Alex (they/them) have plumbed the depths of these 10 hours so you don’t have to, and came out the other end with plenty to say on both the show itself and the unending phenomenon of live-action anime adaptations. Persons of interest include Woodcock, Seinfeld, and the unavoidable Gus Van Sant.
Rocky and Alex can be found at their respective Twitters. Pulp Friction is available wherever pods are cast. If you like the show, you can support it by subscribing on Substack, or by sharing it with your friends on social media. Reach out to Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries.
With the release of the first (and perhaps only) true hit of the COVID-19 era, Rocky (she/her) welcomes Diego (he/they) back onto the pod to take an in-depth look at Spider-Man: No Way Home. Is it great? Is it s**t? Probably neither, I reckon! Persons of interest include Topher Grace, Aaron Taylor Johnson, and of course, Dr. Michael Morbius.
Rocky and Diego can be found at their respective Twitters. Pulp Friction is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple, Stitcher, and TuneIn. Share and subscribe to support the show, reach out to Rocky or [email protected] with business inquiries or if you’re interested in being a future guest.
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