The Pink Popcast Podcast

Guest Grace Rizzo, aka Thug Muffin, joins us the podcast to tackle the latest Tarantino revenge fantasy, "Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood." We debate the themes of old vs. new, Tarantino's treatment of Women, and his *spoiler alert* explosive ending. We also discuss Helter Skelter himself, and his malleable army of groupies. Follow Grace Rizzo on Soundcloud @Thugmuffin_Top

Kirsten Collins joins The Pink Popcast this week to talk about moving from Canada to pursue music as a Christian in Los Angeles, CA. We also discuss her amazing family, how she survives insecurity, and her relationship with God and friends. #KirstenCollins #KirstenCollinsMusic #Christian

Today we're keeping it current with pop-culture and discuss the latest fad that's sweeping social media: FaceApp. We also share stories of our favorite and least favorite fads over the past 10 years from Fidget Spinners to Planking. And finally we challenge our audience to POST THEIR BEST FACEAPP PHOTO and tag us @pinkpopcast on Instagram or Facebook for a chance to win our OFFICIAL POPCAST MUG! M...

In this BONUS Friday episode, the boys ditch the pink and discuss the 2019 remake of The Lion King. Is it a future classic, or cinematic trash? You decide. We just can't wait to hear your thoughts.

This week we're talking Spider-Man: Far From Home. We reminisce on our early memories of the franchise with guest Shaniece Cole, as well as decide which of the many films is our favorite. We also take a moment to appreciate the recent trend of diverse casting of established characters in Hollywood. Who is YOUR favorite Spider-Man?

Khleo Thomas aka "Zero" joins The Pink Popcast in this week's episode. We discuss growing up in the film industry, Khleo's experiences on the set of Holes, as well as having common ground in our respective upbringings (go Moms!) We also get the scoop on Khleo's current endeavors in both gaming and fashion. You 'dig' it?

"Am I the only one who remembers..." This week, we give you a blast from the past and recall our most obscure childhood memories. From the early 90's to the mid 00's - help us remember what's real, and what's been Mandela'd.

We're joined once again by Pastor Eric Johnson to look back at the history of PIXAR ANIMATION. In part two, we discuss how these films help us embrace adulthood, communicate with the next generation, and the difficulties of finding faults in your childhood heroes. Our discussion stretches from 2009's Up to 2018's Incredibles 2.

This week we're joined by Pastor Eric Johnson to look back at the history of PIXAR ANIMATION. In part one, we discuss the experimental nature of their first film, the promotional campaign Disney led, as well as the impact these films had on Eric as a father. Our discussion stretches from 1995's Toy Story to 2008's Wall-E.

This week we're joined by Chris Lubeck to talk about both the original Aladdin cartoon and the 2019 remake. We compare our likes and dislikes between the two films, as well as discuss the importance of proper representation in film. Best of all, we give our top casting picks for the Genie!

It was "inevitable".... in this episode we finally discuss what will possibly be the biggest film of 2019, Avengers: Endgame. We cover everything including; Marvel's aptitude for casting and creating characters, passing the torch to the next generation of heroes, and Chris Evans' delicious body.

In this episode Josiah talks about his experiences working Coachella 2019, and attending a showing of the Childish Gambino film, Guava Island. We discuss our thoughts on Glover's career as both an actor and musician, and the importance of films that give insight to the struggles of others.

In our first official episode we look back at the Godfather of all high school teen movies, Mean Girls, written by Tina Fey and starring Aaron Samuels. We talk about the impact it had on our own high school (or home schooled) experiences, and how it continues to influence our pop-culture lexicon. We also discuss how this movie, and others like it, bring us closer to our peers.

Josiah Rizzo and Benji Jones introduce their pop-culture podcast, "On Wednesdays We Wear Pink". They discuss how early experiences with media shaped their childhood; and reminisce on seeing Disney films at The El Capitan, finding Star Wars pogs in Doritos' bags, and hating Toys that had nothing to do with their movies. They also compare their first impressions of each other, and share some quirky...