On episode 7 of Battlestar in the 25th Century, Shawn and Scott live watch Buck Rogers episode 3 “Planet of the Slave Girls Part 1.” They discuss Wilma enjoying putting two men against each other, her Stephanie McMahon like laugh, Food Discs and Space Food Poisoning, hilarious fight scenes with stunt doubles that don’t hide the faces, a new jerk of a character named Duke, a fantastic assassination attempt on Dr. Huer, complete with Buck karate poses and a bad ass Gimp with a boomerang, NASA gymnastic and stealth hearing training, the fantastic Jack Palance as the Jesus like figure Kaleel with his glowing hands and his followers, including a woman who freely throws her husband under the boss to get him killed, Buck’s bath in the middle of a room, his hairiness and reputation to protect, smug robots and council members, Roddy McDowell as the worlds dumbest governor who has an equally annoying son and right hand, a big cliffhanger and so much more!

On the fourteenth installment of the Pop Goes The Classics series looking at the Disney animated features, Mirandia Berthold, Andy Atherton & Steve Riddle look at 1963’s The Sword In The Stone. They discuss the many aspects of the film including: the Chuck Jones-like animated style; Merlin The Magician’s powers; the relationship between Wart & Merlin; the transfiguration sequences; Mad Madame Mim’s great but short scenes including the wizard duel; and the tying into the legend of Excalibur.

In episode 190, Adam Murray and Andrew Riche, Place To Be Nation’s NBA-Team, check back on an eventful week of games. Will the race for first in the East turn into a three way dance between Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Milwaukee? Can the rising Phoenix Suns or Joker’s Denver Nuggets keep the Spider-less Utah Jazz on their toes at the top spot in the West? Riche and Adam also discuss Dr J’s all time teams, LeBron and AD’s return, Jayson Tatum’s 60-point game, and what the hell Kevin Love was doing. So suit up and take it out with the NBA-Team on Place To Be Nation’s Pop Experience feed!

Pop Goes To The Couch continues their coverage of the streaming series, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers. In the fifth installment, James Gruenberg, J Arsenio D’Amato & Greg Diener review and break down Season 1 Episode 6 “Spirit Of The Ducks”. In this spoiler-filled discussion they go over the plot elements, favorite moments and predict what to expect on the next episode.

In the seventeenth episode of Making Mt. Rushmore, panelists Shawn Kidd, Scott Shifflett & James Gruenberg join moderator Andy Atherton to discuss which TV Moms deserve a place as on their respective lists. Is Carol Brady a no-brainer? What about Mrs. Cunningham? Will Beverly Goldberg grab a spot? Does Jill Taylor or Claire Huxtable deserve a place? After that, they discuss which Movie Moms will be part of that grouping. Can you argue that the Sarah Connor shouldn’t get a spot? Will Mrs. Gump be included? Is Leigh Ann Tuhoy the conversation? What about Molly Weasley & Ellen Griswold?

Welcome to PTBN Trivia Night, Place To Be Nation Pop’s first ever trivia game show! In our ninth episode, Jennifer Smith, J. Arsenio D'Amato & Dusty Gangl face off to see which one of them is ready for their closeup when it comes to Classic Movies trivia.

Settle in and play along to see if you have what it takes to be a contestant on a future episode of PTBN Trivia Night!

Steve is joined once again by Jordan Duncan & Glenn Butler to wax positive on the last Blockbuster, surprise Yo-Yo Ma concerts, Red Dead Redemption, pizza, deep subjects reviewed on a five-point scale, and The Department of Truth, then offer SPECTACULAR ADVICE on beard care for our times. Join the party and feel good...for now!

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On the latest episode of the Pop Goes The Movies Andy Atherton is joined by Jennifer Smith & Tim Capel to review Mortal Kombat (2021). They start off by giving their personal history with the video game franchise. Then they give their thoughts on the mythology the movie gives of the main characters; which fighters translated great to the big screen (and some not so much); the “arcana” of each fighter; the great fight scenes, especially the fatalities and where the story could be headed in the probable sequel. Finish him!

On the eleventh episode of Blockbuster Rewind, co-hosts Scott Shifflett, Eric Eells & Andy Atherton are joined by their guest Matt Souza to discuss the Major League film series. They go through each of the films and talk about the different characters that make up the teams; the greatness of Bob Uecker’s Harry Doyle; the recasting of Willie Mays Hayes in the sequel; the change of organizations from the Indians to the Twins; the convenient and sometime ridiculous screenwriting & whether or not the series can and should be rebooted. As a bonus, they also cover 2001’s Summer Catch. Just remember, Wild Thing, you make my heart sing.

Pop Goes To The Couch conclude on their coverage the latest entry into the MCU on Disney+, The Falcon And The Winter Soldier. Andy Atherton, Scott Shifflett, Shawn Kidd & Tim Capel review and break down Season 1 Episode 6 “One World, One People”. In this spoiler-filled discussion they go over the plot elements, as well as any Easter eggs they have spotted as well as given their thoughts on what everything means in the overall story of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They also look forward to the next series, Loki, and give their predictions on what that series may bring.

Pop Goes To The Couch continues their coverage of the streaming series, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers. In the fifth installment, James Gruenberg, J Arsenio D’Amato & Greg Diener review and break down Season 1 Episode 5 “Cherry Picker”. In this spoiler-filled discussion they go over the plot elements, favorite moments and predict what to expect on the next episode.

On the second episode of The Most Sensational, Inspirational, Celebrational, Muppetational Podcast, Mirandia Berthold & Andy Atherton continue talking about their love for The Muppets and review episodes 5-8 of season one of The Muppet Show that featured guest stars: Rita Moreno, Jim Nabors, Florence Henderson & Paul Williams. And give their thoughts on their favorite characters and sketches that appeared in each.