Pop Culture Verdict

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Synopsis

Melanie and Allen, two law students in New York, dive into movies, music, TV, and more! Find us on Twitter @cultureverdict

Episodes

  • Episode 21: Harry Potter & Ranking Chrises

    06/08/2016 Duration: 44min

    Melanie and Allen discuss Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (no spoilers), give an update on the Summer Movie Challenge, and rank The Chrises (Evans, Hemsworth, Pine, & Pratt). Finals verdicts this week are on Netflix's Stanger Things and the play God Bless You Mr. Rosewater! Music for this podcast comes from Free Music Archive and this episode’s song is “Pusher For Record” by C-Doc, used under a creative commons attribution license. Check them out here: http://tinyurl.com/j4fqvp5!

  • Episode 20: UnReal & Aftershows

    26/07/2016 Duration: 26min

    This week Melanie and Allen break down UnReal's "Ambush," how the show is handling racial justice issues, and how we feel about the ever growing number of TV aftershows. No final verdicts this week, but good luck to all the bar exam takers!

  • Episode 19: West v. Swift & Emmy Nominations

    21/07/2016 Duration: 44min

    This week, Melanie and Allen discuss the somehow unending feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West and then do a dig in the the Primetime Emmy nominations. Finals verdicts are on 2 Dope Queens and Shaina Taub's "When"! Music for this podcast comes from Free Music Archive and this episode’s song is “Pusher For Record” by C-Doc, used under a creative commons attribution license. Check them out here: http://tinyurl.com/j4fqvp5!

  • Episode 18: Hamilton!

    12/07/2016 Duration: 37min

    Yes, you read that correctly. Today Melanie and Allen FINALLY talk about the cultural force that is Hamilton! They also give finals verdicts on Pokemon Go and Annihilation, but we all know you're here for the Hamilton! All hail fair use copyright exceptions (and staying out of federal court)! Intro music for this episode comes from Free Music Archive and this episode’s song is “Pusher For Record” by C-Doc, used under a creative commons attribution license. Check them out here: http://tinyurl.com/j4fqvp5!