Alright! So this week, me and the gang decided to talk abut the music we listened to during our high school/college years. What were those perfect albums? What were those songs that just struck that perfect note. What made us appreciate music the way we do today? . . . . What, am I supposed to answer those questions here?! Listen to the damn podcast, people!!!

“I firmly believe in natural selection! If it’s Grandma Sue’s time to go, it’s her time to go!”

First episode of the New Year, and we’re kickin’ it off right! Even got ourselves some theme music, courtesy of Freelance 33.3!

This week, we’ll talk about Common’s beef with Drake (or the other way around, however you want to look at it), Jay-Z and Beyonce’s new baby girl, Blue Ivy Carter, and Amber Rose’s foray into music. Should be fun!

Don’t forget to leave us your feedback, questions, comments, music suggestions, etc.

“And then Nicki Minaj is gonna pull Shakira outta Madonna’s vagina at the Super Bowl Halftime Show!!”

Y’all should feel real special this week, ’cause we’re givin’ you two reviews this week, checking out new releases from The Black Keys and The Roots. We’ll also let you know when Childish Gambino will be rolling through your town, and the possibility of The Weeknd going on tour.

As always, we’d love to hear your thoughts on the show. If you got any suggestions for us, any music you’d like to share, feel to leave a link in the comment section, and don’t forget about our Facebook Page and Twitter. We’d love to hear from y’all!

This week on the ‘Cast, Eric, LeRon, and myself talk about the Grammy nominations, The Weeknd’s video for “The Knowing”, and we review Rihanna’s new album, Talk That Talk. We also discuss what happens when we don’t check our Twitter as often as we should!

It’s Episode 2, cotdammit!!! This time around, LeRon and I talk about the American Music Awards, Rihanna (Hi, Rihanna!), and we review Drake’s new album, Take Care. And if you’re a DC/Virginia listener, we’ve got some concert announcements for you to check out.

“I ain’t payin’ $35.00 to see Matisyahu!!!”

In this first episode, myself, LeRon Dawkins, and Eric Blair look back on the life of hip-hop legend Heavy D, discuss music that’s climbing the charts today, as well as talk about Childish Gambino (aka Community’s Donald Glover), and his album, Camp. We’ll also be offering up music suggestions, maybe crack on Drake a little bit, and pretty much act the damn fool. Enjoy the show!

Yeah, this is essentially the True Blood portion of the podcast, although we do get into Walking Dead and Falling Skies a bit.

We’re more powerful, we’re more focused, we’re more segmented! Kicking things off, the Wild Bunch and I sat down to new fall TV season that’s already in full swing, and we brought in our long-time contributor and Senior Movies/TV editor Ernie Estrella to offer up his own insight and what’s good to watch this fall, and what you can all pass on.

In this first installment, we’re recapping some returning network shows, lamenting over departing cast members, the Return of Sarah Michelle Gellar, and breaking down The CW to a science.

Another year, and another E3 is behind us. There were all sorts of announcements and premieres, and in light of all the issues plaguing certain developers and other companies, this was the time to “show n’ prove”. Will WiiU be everything Nintendo hopes it will be? Can Sony rebound from the PSN fiasco and subsequent hacks? And what’s the deal with all this new Kinect shit, XBox?!?

With news of DC Comics relaunching their major superhero universe with #1′s for over 50 titles, as well as day and date release for comics in both digital and print form, myself, Howard, LeRon, and Reubin got together to talk about DC’s plans, and what it means for their overall comics universe.

(This week’s episode features music from Nikka Costa and Stripmall Architecture)

In any event, we had ourselves a good ol’ time with this episode, sharing thoughts on the reboot of Mortal Kombat, the whole PlayStation Network drama and gaming subscription services in general. We also get into a pretty damn deep discussion on the current pop music landscape, spurred on by LeRon’s hatred of Beyonce’s new single “Girls (Run The World), or “(Girls) Run The World”, or whatever the &#^$ the song is called, and we’re inviting any and all haters to challenge our views!!! (Seriously, how can we know our haters if they don’t announce themselves? )

(This week’s episode featured music by The Weeknd)

This week’s episode featured music by Danny Brown, as well as Zo! & Tigallo

It’s an interesting enough premise, that’s for damn sure, as Bradley Cooper finds himself becoming the “perfect version of himself” with the help of a little clear pill in Limitless.

And I knew I couldn’t talk about the film all by my lonesome, so I brought in fellow PCS’er Julian Lytle to share his thoughts as well.

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(This week’s show features music from Phil Ade, Freelance 33.3, and Fat Jon)

This Week: Reubin and LeRon give us their impressions of Marvel Vs. Capcom 3. We all share our opinions on the upcoming Mortal Kombat Web Series. Wonder Woman gets cast for the NBC Pilot. I have to educate Howard on the greatness of Shane Black. And I give my review of the new Liam Neeson movie, Unknown (call it Taken 2, if you must).

(This week’s episode features music from Kidz In The Hall and The 54)

This Week: Howard, LeRon, Reubin, and myself talk about the demise of the Guitar Hero Franchise, new comic-based animated series, the X-Men: First Class trailer, and the guys try to sell me on the glory, violence, and debauchery of Spartacus, ’cause I’m apparently missing out.

PopCultureShock Radio Show, Episode 3!

Intro: LOST babbling. Is Jacob really Hurley? What’s all the talk of Lists and Candidates?

Special Guest Arturo Garcia chops it up about race in comics while discussing the DC Entertainment diversifying possibilities under the new reign of Didio, Johns, and Jim Lee.

KK’s Kountdown adds DC hip-hop sensation Educated Consumer to your list of most interesting things throughout your week.