
Finding the best in movies, music, TV and more--and YOU get a say!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 299 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & Film | |||

Originating in France in 1924, the Winter Olympic Games offer a chillier, more slippery, and significantly more clothed alternative to the iconic Summer Olympic Games. With the 2026 Winter Olympic Games set to take place in Milano-Cortina, Italy, Feb... more
Great Pop Culture Debate host Eric Rezsnyak explains how we created the bracket for our 2026 Winter Special episode devoted to the best sporting events at the Winter Olympics games, returning February 6-22 in Milano-Cortina, Italy. Walk through the R... more
Annie Lennox burst onto the international stage in the early 1980s as part of Eurythmics. The British synth-pop duo, also featuring Dave Stewart, was at the forefront of pop music’s New Wave, and Lennox’s appearance in the “Sweet Dreams” video – clos... more
Great Pop Culture Debate host Eric Rezsnyak explains how we created the bracket for our Patreon-sponsored episode devoted to the best songs from Annie Lennox and Eurythmics. Walk through the Round 1 match-ups and see which songs made the cut. The mai... more
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The podcast is on my rotation and I really love how much knowledge every pannelist brings to the pod. I especially loved the Best Girl Groups!
I love the concept, listening to the hosts talking about their choices and making a case for their favourites to go through to the next round is tremendous fun.
Highly recommended!
Just listened to the lord of the rings discussion and was completely impressed by the level of immersive discussion of the characters and the understanding of the content they discuss. This is a real great concept debating our pop culture events with passion, humour and just great entertainment. I highly recommend anyone listen and make sure to pick your favourite pop culture geek-jam
I first listened to this show about a month ago and it's been a go-to ever since. These debates are the best kind: where it's less about proving someone else wrong and more about just having fun and sharing stories. The panelists' anecdotes about their past experiences with songs, foods, shows, etc. etc. always bring something specific and thoughtful to the discussion. Even if you disagree about the final decision regarding the best Animal Crossing character, Madonna song, or whatever the topic ... more
I first listened to this show about a month ago and it's been a go-to ever since. These debates are the best kind: ones where it's less about proving someone else wrong and more about just having fun and sharing stories. The panelists' anecdotes about their past experiences with songs, foods, shows, etc etc. always bring something specific and thoughtful to the discussion. Even if you disagree about the final decision regarding the best Animal Crossing character, Madonna song, or whatever the to... more
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Engagement with all things pop culture takes center stage, inviting listeners to engage in spirited debates about movies, music, and television shows. The format typically features a lively panel discussion where hosts and guests present arguments for their favorite selections across various popular culture categories, ranging from the best holiday songs to iconic film scores and beloved TV moments. The interactive nature enables audiences to participate, often swaying the opinions presented in each episode based on listener polls. The distinct mix of humor, insightful commentary, and personal anecdotes enriches the experience, making topics both relatable and entertaining.
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Recent guests on Great Pop Culture Debate include:
1. Derek Mekita
2. Ashleigh Stiles
3. Curtis Creekmore
4. Carissa Claus
5. Eric Slater
6. Eric Resniak
7. Bob Erlenback
8. Victor Monebo
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