Positively Pop Culture

It's another break week as we give you a classic episode, Episode 28.

Sci-fi author Heidi Ruby Miller joins us to talk about cyberpunk, including the Netflix series Altered Carbon, based on the novel by Richard K. Morgan.

Find Heidi on Instagram @heidirubymiller and online at www.heidirubymiller.com.

Carrie also talks about her recent viewing of the 2018 film Fast Color.

Carrie talks about her latest read, a sci-fi novel called Architects of Memory by Karen Osborne, K.W. explains her love for the early 2000s reality competition show The Mole, and they discuss the action movie Gunpowder Milkshake.

Carrie "gushes" about the horror film series Fear Street, K.W. talks about the HBO series Made for Love, and they discuss the 2017 film Murder on the Orient Express, based on the Agatha Christie novel.

Carrie and K.W. revisit the reality show Selling Sunset and the horror book The Carrow Haunt by Darcy Coates, but this time Carrie talks about Selling Sunset and K.W. talks about The Carrow Haunt. They also discuss Freeform's recent show Cruel Summer.

It's another break week as we give you a classic episode, Episode 29. Our friend Rachel is back to talk about why she loves the Hulu series Shrill, based on Lindy West's book of the same name. K.W. also gives us a peek into her latest novella, The Skittering.

Carrie talks about her love for Sara Bareilles's recent live album, Amidst the Chaos: Live from the Hollywood Bowl. Carrie and K.W. talk about the Perry Mason reboot on HBO. And K.W. gives advice on what to consume--including podcasts, music, and food--on road trips.

Some extra notes on Amidst the Chaos: Live from the Hollywood Bowl: Guests on the album include T Bone Burnett, Emily King and The Milk Carton Kids, as well as the Amidst the Chaos band, including Charley Drayton, Solomon Dorsey, Rich Hinman, Butterfly Boucher, Misty Boyce, Maria Im and Melody Giron.

Carrie and K.W. take on three new TV shows: Superman & Lois (The CW), Hacks (HBO), and The Nevers (HBO).

To give ourselves a short break, we're bringing you a classic episode, Episode 10, where we talk about Queen's Shadow, a Star Wars novel by E.K. Johnston; the benefits of listening to music in foreign languages; and the BBC podcast The Case of Charles Dexter Ward based on the novel by H.P. Lovecraft.

Carrie dives deeper into the world of Dungeon and Dragons with the free solo adventure Frozen Offerings by Paul Bimler, K.W. digs Bo Burnham's new Netflix special Inside, and they both discuss the limited crime drama series Mare of Easttown on HBO Max.

To give ourselves a short break, we're bringing you a classic episode, Episode 03, where we talk about a Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks production of Julius Caesar, the sci-fi TV show Fringe, and the inspired-by-true-events Netflix series Unbelievable.

As this was only our third episode and recorded over a year and a half ago, the sound quality is not top-notch, but we did our best in making it easy to listen to!