Oddly Specific Pop

This week, Lu and AJ decide to go retro and talk through A Goofy Movie. Spoiler: AJ had never seen it before.

This week, Lu and AJ decide to scare themselves by watching and discussing Jordan Peele’s Us. Tune in to see if the boys love it, list it, Property Brothers it, or merely survive the scares.

This week, Lu and AJ discuss the Netflix Original rom-com, Always Be My Maybe. Before that, though, your favorite unofficial, official Disney podcast has a few updates including an exclusive from the Galaxy’s Edge. 2:09 - Pop Culture News 27:55 - Luis' Galaxy's Edge Experience 38:25 - Always Be My Maybe Review 1:21:49 - What's Bringing Us Joy this week

Lu and AJ celebrate the pod’s 21st episode by having a drink and reminiscing about the film landscape 21 years ago, 1998. 1:38 - Movie News 14:34 - AJ's Aladdin Mini Review 20:30 - 1998 movies - A Year in Review 1:12:35 - What's Bringing Us Joy

This week, Lu and AJ roll out the magic carpet and stretch their singing voices (and awful puns) to talk about their favorite Disney and Pixar films.

This week, Lu and AJ celebrate Millennium’s 20th Anniversary by traveling back in time to an age where large groups once roamed the pop culture landscape - the Era of the Boy Band.

This week, Lu and AJ chat Avengers: Endgame with special guests Stephanie Kariott and Jordan Keeble. Tune in to see what everyone thinks about life after The Snap.

This week, Lu and AJ talk all things Parks and Rec. The people. The moments. The time Pistol Pete dunked to beat Eagleton. It was perfect.

This week, Lu and AJ comb thru their Spotify playlists to offer up some useful recommendations. So if you’re looking for good summer music to listen to when driving through LA or for the dissolution of multiple relationships in your network of friends, then tune in!

This week, Lu and AJ help you cram for the big exam - Avengers Endgame! Tune in to hear the guys take a stroll through all of the films that got us to this point in the MCU.

Lu and AJ return from their mini break to take on some major news pieces that have broken over the past couple of weeks. Mostly about Disney but also other stuff but yeah basically Disney.

This week, Lu and AJ take on the show cancellations that hit them the hardest. Also, they answer the age old question: “What happens when a legendary director makes a kinda terrible film, decides to take potshots at a good film, and then involves themselves in a product launch that reveals their hypocrisy?” The answer is, as the kids say, lit af!

This week, Lu and AJ discuss true crime podcasts, documentaries, and films. The conversation takes a turn, however, as it is soon revealed that this very podcast might be a crime scene.

This week, Lu and AJ talk Captain Marvel. They’re joined this week by friends, writers, and big time Captain Marvel fans Ritika Bhasker (@mostlyinane), Stephanie Kariot (@epicskyline), and Jordan Keeble (@jjkeebs) to talk about the film, the boring if infuriating actions of MRAs, and mock AJ for all the things he hasn’t watched/read. Tune in for this special episode!

This week, Lu and AJ get super gushy about the excellent and beautiful and hilarious Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Be warned: spoilers and off-key singing/mumbling are contained within this episode.

Lu and AJ have a long-y but a good-y as they take you through the Oscar results. And despite the constant talk of garbage, they mean the awards show and not the Sesame Street character.

Today, Lu and AJ decide which characters from Parks and Recreation best match their personalities. And then they talk about their feelings and hug it out. This what happens when friends decide to stop being polite and get real...about their favorite show.

This week, AJ and Lu talk about the films they are excited to see in the coming year and end up in a vigorous discussion about the MCU.

This week, Lu and AJ talk about millennials, con-men, Ja Rule, and a dude who blinks a lot. The guys discuss the competing documentaries centered on Fyre Fest.

On this week’s episode, Lu and AJ reflect on their love of Hamilton and how The Killers’ new song and music video hit them right in the heart.