Propped Culture

This week Nick and X cover what has happened over the last few weeks after an unexpected brief hiatus. A new speakership, developments in the levant and the third republican debates spark up new topics to talk about.

This week Nick and X cover the last few weeks of news fake and real-ish, from updates on the middle east and yall-qaeda we cover the news of today and how it blends in with the history of country music and it's weaponization against the working class.

This week on Propped Culture, Nick and X talk about Hamas' gruesome invasion of Israel, X gives the class a light background on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and why the Internet has eliminated any intelligent discussion on the conflict.

This week Nick and X take on the recent speakership debacle in capitol hill, who will the next speaker may be? Trump? Hunter? More strikes occur and we circle back around to tie up loose little bits. In sports we address revenge arcs, and revenge emotions concerning NFL and the NBA.

This week on Propped Culture, Nick and X cover the spin coming out of the Second Republican Primary Debate, the impending government shutdown, and the new Writers Guild deal. Afterwards, they talk about the significance of the Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift romance and play a couple rounds of X Fills in the Blanks.

This week Nick and X make up the absence for last weeks pod with twice the content, context, and comedy! Listen as they touch on foreign policy regarding a lack of domestic policy amongst the GOP, who is the best suitor for Taylor Swift amongst the NFL, and why the NFL is the greatest soap opera of all time.

Today on Propped Culture, Nick finally finishes editing and X discusses the pending Hunter Biden indictment and ridiculous quotes from prominent politicos, inspired by Marjorie Taylor Green. Afterwards (33:10), they talk about the Joe Jonas x Sophie Turner divorce, video game outrage, and end with X Fills in the Blanks.

On this week's episode, Nick and X talk about the aftermath of Hurrican Idalia and a shooting near Edward Waters University in Florida, followed by an in-depth analysis of Trump's mugshot. Afterwards (37:00), they talk about movies that will bomb soon and what video games they would seriously and unseriously like to see made into movies.

This week on Propped Culture, Nick and X sacrifice pieces of their soul to recount the Republican Primary Debate. They break it down issue by issue, from the economy, abortion, foreign policy, and everything in between. Afterwards, Nick debuts a new segment called "X Fills in the Blanks." 

Nick couldn't be with us today so X takes over with a bit on the potential VP picks for Trump if he is able to run, who are coincidentaly the same candidates who would get the nomination if he isn't able to run. Stay tuned with us for a more serious episode to hold you over until next week!

This week on Propped Culture, Nick and X talk about the latest consitutional amendment in Ohio, another coup in West Africa, and why Climate change has no chill. Afterwards (13:30), Nick and X talk about why conservatives loves to hate on womens sports, the Barbie soundtrack and rumored cinematic universe, and DJ Crazy Times.

On this week's episode of Propped Culture, Nick and X cover Donald Trump's indictment Infinity Gauntlet for his involvement in the January 6th riot, and do a deep dive on Israel's Supreme Court and why it matters to the U.S. Afterwards (36:40) they cover News Little Bits, Lizzo's fall from grace, play Hunter Biden v. the World, and the future of Furries worldwide. 

This week on Propped Culture, Nick and X give their Oppenheimer reviews--NO SPOILERS--before they talk about some strike new, Far Right Shenanigans, and roast Elon Musk before they pit him against the patron saint of Propped Culture, Hunter Biden. 

This week on Propped Culture, Nick and X dive deep into the writers' strike and SAG strike that has shutdown Hollywood. Meanwhile, Ukraine and Russia trade drone strikes, Donald Trump receives a target letter from the DOJ for the January 6th investigation, Far Right Republicans get frisky with Defense Spending, and we boil that and all the rest of the week's news down into our new segment, The Lig...

On the One Month-ish-iversary of Propped Culture, Nick and X do a deep dive into Immigration around the world and how it is fueling the Far Right movement. After some little bits on climate, cluster bombs, and abortion access, X and Nick do their first media week (28:00), where they discuss the (underwhelming) finale of the Idol, the Witcher, the Bear, and the coming Barbenheimer double header. 

Sound of Freedom was released last week. Nick and X go over why these kinds of movies garner attention and why the demonrats don't want you to see this movie! Conspiracy, fraud and laundering are suspect in this weeks analysis of O.U.R..

This week, Nick and X shoot their last shots at the Court for Affirmative Action and discuss the recent rulings on Student Loan Forgiveness and LGBTQ v. the First Amendment. Afterwards, they talk about Threads, Meta's Twitter-Killer, the Grimace Shake, Joe Biden being a Vatican plant, and Mao Zedong's China. 

Nick and X discuss the breaking, scandalous, and controversial cancelling of racism, cancelling of Putin, and the cancellation of capitalism. Can Orcas be our allies in the upcoming revolution? Can The Weeknd be our ally? Lastly, we discuss how mint chocolate chip lovers and Jessie Waters are more closely related than you think. Stay tuned and listen in for this week's episode of Propped Culture!

Nick and X begin with the Titanic Submersible and the folly of capital B Billionaires, before transitioning to an important federal court ruling in Arkansas, why Republicans can't get you to hate Hunter Biden. After the real news, we highlight the new season of Black Mirror and recent Box Office Bombs.

Nick and X begin the VERY FIRST EPISODE of Propped Culture with America's most reliable scandal, Donald Trump. The topics shift to Ukraine, Boris Johnson, and the Supreme Court, before we discuss Taylor Swift, Matt Healy, and where Taylor Swift sits in the Pantheon of Popular Culture.