This week on our pop culture podcast, we return in furious fashion featuring Mickey’s disappointment with the Millennial heist film Baby Driver, why Jim's off the ledge when it comes to Twin Peaks, why Kim Kardashian apparently isn’t a cokehead after all, child-rearing challenges, from George Clooney to Japan, and a quick assessment of HBO’s The Defiant Ones.

Jim and Mickey return with Big Dave Perkins after a hiatus created by scheduling conflicts to lament that the NBA and NHL seasons ended with whimpers instead of bangs; JIm's less-than-fully-pleased assessment of Twin Peaks after six episodes; what Wonder Woman gets right, whether the producers of “The Bachelor” were playing with fire all these years and the latest insane products from the twisted mind of Gwyneth Paltrow’s “Goop.”

Jim and Mickey return with Big Dave Perkins after a hiatus created by scheduling conflicts to lament that the NBA and NHL seasons ended with whimpers instead of bangs; JIm's less-than-fully-pleased assessment of Twin Peaks after six episodes; what Wonder Woman gets right, whether the producers of “The Bachelor” were playing with fire all these years and the latest insane products from the twisted mind of Gwyneth Paltrow’s “Goop.”

This week’s pop culture podcast features a follow-up on The Rock’s presidential ambitions, why the world of Pixar’s Cars is getting a little more disturbing and confusing; why the Aliens sequels seem to get less interesting each time; Are DC sports cursed? We find out that Fans around the World do some strange things. What happens when the PC Police turn on Amy Schumer; which shows get canceled and why NCIS will go on forever, and our listeners share their worst jobs.

This week’s pop culture podcast features a follow-up on The Rock’s presidential ambitions, why the world of Pixar’s Cars is getting a little more disturbing and confusing; why the Aliens sequels seem to get less interesting each time; Are DC sports cursed? We find out that Fans around the World do some strange things. What happens when the PC Police turn on Amy Schumer; which shows get canceled and why NCIS will go on forever, and our listeners share their worst jobs.

Aren’t you glad you didn’t buy tickets to the Fyre Festival? Mickey and Jim discuss David French’s NR cover piece on The Rock, why every child in America will want a Baby Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2; how every British movie star ended up in Murder on the Orient Express; my complaint about The Handmaid’s Tale hype; Gwenyth Paltrow brings GOOP to print, television streaming fees spike, Facebook starts hiring for a disturbing problem and on Kentucky Derby weekend, everybody turns into a horse racing expert.

Aren’t you glad you didn’t buy tickets to the Fyre Festival? Mickey and Jim discuss David French’s NR cover piece on The Rock, why every child in America will want a Baby Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2; how every British movie star ended up in Murder on the Orient Express; my complaint about The Handmaid’s Tale hype; Gwenyth Paltrow brings GOOP to print, television streaming fees spike, Facebook starts hiring for a disturbing problem and on Kentucky Derby weekend, everybody turns into a horse racing expert.

A packed show on this week’s pop culture podcast: Mickey and Jim look ahead to the joys and aggravations of spring wedding season; wonder about just what the culture of Fox News was like behind closed doors; dissect People’s debatable criteria for the most beautiful people alive; ask whether there’s a point to wanting healthier options at fast-food places; the many, many listeners who offered beloved bad movies, and finish with a quick dissection of the new Star Wars trailer.

A packed show on this week’s pop culture podcast: Mickey and Jim look ahead to the joys and aggravations of spring wedding season; wonder about just what the culture of Fox News was like behind closed doors; dissect People’s debatable criteria for the most beautiful people alive; ask whether there’s a point to wanting healthier options at fast-food places; the many, many listeners who offered beloved bad movies, and finish with a quick dissection of the new Star Wars trailer.

On this week’s pop culture podcast, Mickey and Jim talk about the supernova-level inanity of the Pepsi commercial; the unjust pain of Oakland Raider fans, big-grossing bad movies, or movies that are terrible but beloved by most people anyway; Alicia Keyes’s Tweet about the Muslim ballerina and the difference between the world as it is and the world as we wish it to be and the unique candies of Easter season.