Culture Crash: Why We Always Go Back To What We Loved In High School
We rewind back in time and talk about the power of nostalgia when it comes to the music, movies and shows we prefer.

A weekly update on what’s new in American entertainment. Short and to the point, each Culture Crash episode focuses on a singular topic within TV, movies, music or books and breaks it down for listeners.

We rewind back in time and talk about the power of nostalgia when it comes to the music, movies and shows we prefer.

We highlight how it’s all too easy for prominent directors to fall into a rabbit hole of producing a series of not-that-good movies after their first is a blockbuster hit.

We highlight some of our favorite, small-production movie picks as we head into fall film festival season

We cover how the screenwriter and actor’s strike in Hollywood is slowing down TV series releases this autumn.

Swift is continuing the mania (and profits) with the upcoming release of the movie simply titled: “The Era’s Tour”.

We give our review of American rapper, singer and songwriter, Post Malone’s newest album titled, “Austin”.

We discuss how comedy isn’t going anywhere– it’s just adapting to the changing times.

From Black Mirror to The Twilight Zone, we explore why the sci-fi genre has always been a hit amongst American audiences.

In a landscape with so much content, will this production company be able to bounce back and rebuild its brand name?

“Barbie” & “Oppenheimer” aka “Barbenheimer”. We discuss the massive revenues these two movies drew.

We discuss the ongoing screenwriters and actors strike that’s halting production on a large array of TV shows and films.

This week – we talk about the abundance (and overuse) of computer-generated images in recent blockbuster film releases. We also highlight a couple new summer drops that we’re looking forward to.
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