Have you ever been faced with the sheer terror of an episode of something? Be unacquainted no more! Gaze in horror as your mind unravels at the sight of so many episodes.
Hello Destroyers! That’s the name for Destroy All Culture fans now. It’s an episode recorded in the haze of Comic-con news, with Adam and Aidan processing the barely digestible bolus of MCU news. Plus! Killjoys is back for one last season, and we’re talking about it. Because we love it so. Oh, and that Cats trailer. That fucking Cats trailer. God. Why. Listen below or descend into the uncanny valley to find us on iTunes.
Hello friends! We have a podcast for you. It’s a good one! Under discussion: Young Justice, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the stupidity of Swamp Thing - and the Portland Waterfront Blues Festival, with a digression on the Concert Seating Paradox. Enjoy! Listen below or find us in the podcast palace of iTunes.
Episodes 144 and 145 have rebelled and left the podcast, never to be seen again. In the meantime, episode 146 has stepped to take their place. Aidan and Adam have watched Spider-man: Far from Home and their opinions are… not identical. Plus Young Justice, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and more. Nobody watched Swamp Thing. Listen below or find us on iTunes.
Remember: Those who do not listen to Destroy All Culture are doomed to reenact it in exact detail. So give it a spin! Listen below or try us out in iTunes.
Welcome to episode 142 of Destroy All Culture! Have a soft drink. Have another. Another? Whoa, slow down there. Anyway, listen below or find us on iTunes.
People, we try to watch every CW DC show, but we’re adult humans (really) and sometimes life gets in the way. So Aidan catches up on the season finales of Flash, Arrow and so on. It leads into a discussion of Crisis, DC, Doom Patrol’s meta-moments and and so on. Then we cover other topics and so on. Say, go find us on iTunes!
It’s lucky episode 140 of Destroy All Culture, and to celebrate, Adam' digs into the weird world of Pokemon Detective Pikachu. Oh, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is back for season six. Let’s talk about that too! Listen below or download us on iTunes.
Hello friends. Were you as entertained by the ending of season [X] of Supernatural as Adam was? Let’s hope so, because Adam was very entertained. Plus we break our general silence on Game of Thrones to discuss the irritation of season 8. You know our pain. Listen below or find us on iTunes!
This one is a doozy. Adam and Aidan process their feelings about the end of The Magicians season four and Avengers: Endgame, both of which feature (spoiler) major character deaths and a fair amount of sadness. Join us in the feeling of feelings. And as always, find us on iTunes or whatever podcatcher you favour.
So much to say, as Smashmouth once kind of said. Adam and Aidan talk about the return of Legends of Tomorrow, the end stretch of season four’s The Magicians (hey, it’s Matt Frewer!) and a dumbfounded discussion of Danny The Street on Doom Patrol. Listen below or catch us on iTunes!
It’s time for The Magician’s musical episode. Or more precisely, it’s time for us to dissect in minute detail. And of course, we’re sifting through Doom Patrol and a few other topics. Come listen, either below or on iTunes.
Every time you turn around, there’s more. More of Adam and Aidan talking about the things that give them joy or horrendous frustration. They talk about them audibly, on the internet, so that you might listen. Hit the play button below or find us on iTunes.
More podcast! Doom Patrol! Magicians! Etcetera! Listen below or sniff us out on iTunes.
Annnnd here is the episode where Adam catches up with The Magicians and finds himself grappling with the realization that it’s a much better show than the one he first encountered. We also discuss episode 4.06 and make some hilariously poor predictions about Penny’s character arc. Adam discusses the tragedy of flat-earthers. Doom Patrol introduces Animal Vegetable Mineral Man, to Adam and Aidan’s great delight. Plus: Whiskey Cavalier starring Lauren Cohan and TV’s Scott Foley? Sure, why not.
Hey hey. It’s that time on Destroy All Culture when we… destroy all culture. Adam has discovered The Magicians and, as of this recording, has binged his way to mid-season two. He’s not entirely on board with the show, but Margo and Elliot are obviously the greatest. There’s also talk of the increasing weirdness of Doom Patrol.
“But what about the farting donkey?” may be the best question we’ve ever had to ask on Destroy All Culture. Adam and Aidan spend time discussing DC’s Doom Patrol. How does it stack up against the comic? What kind of tone does it strike in comparison to DC’s other live-action show, Titans? And what about the farting donkey? Listen below or find us on iTunes!
Check it out folks: in this installment of Destroy All Culture, we discuss the 150th episode of Arrow (it wasn’t great) and the 300th episode of Supernatural (it was indeed great). The subtext: how the hell has Arrow been on for 150 episodes? The context: stealthily but steadily, time steals our lives from us, one episode of Arrow at a time. Okay! Listen below or find us on iTunes.
We’re spend this episode thinking about the upcoming 300th episode of Supernatural. 300? The mind boggles. Adam and Aidan discuss the show, its highs and lows, and what keeps a series going past the decade mark. Plus: the future of CW DC shows, Russian Doll, and more! Always more. Listen below or find us on iTunes.
Welcome listeners. What is the truth of Quincy M.E., avec Jack Klugman? We don’t have truth per se, but we do have a hell of a lot of weird Windows-based jokes about a medical drama from the ‘80s. If you can get past that, we pick through episodes 10-13 of Young Justice. Then there’s the first 15 minutes of Polar. Yikes. Listen and download below, or find us on iTunes.
Welcome to episode 127 of Destroy All Culture, wherein Adam finally catches up with every single episode of Psych, and he regrets his choices in life. Then we get into the real meat of Young Justice, with a lengthy discussion of third season Young Justice, eps 7-9. And that stuff is a doozy. A dooooozy. Also, the pilot episode of The Passage was pretty bad, according to Aidan. He’s right.
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